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FOR SALE
-«» • — r~
City Lou and Land*
PICK WftLNUTS
AND AT THE SAME TIME PICK OUT
YOUR LOT IN
. THE iTOiRTHYGO.
Fruit Acres Tract
COMPTON AVENUE AND SLAUSON
AVENUE. HIGHLY IMPBOVED —
"WITH FRUIT TREES OF ALL
KINDS NOW IN FULL BEARING.
LARGE LOTS FOR SMALL HOMES
AT LOW PRICES AND ON EA3V
TERMS.
BRANCH OFFICE CENTRAL AVE-
NUE AND SLAUSON. TAKE CEN-
TRAL AVENUE CAR.
ALSO SEE
! 54th- Street Across Town
BOMB ESPECIALLY FINE LOTS
NOW. GET IN BEFORE THE BIQ
RAISE. BRANCH OFFICE FIFTY-
THIRD AND MONETA AVENUE.
TAKE NEW MONETA AVENUE CAR
ANYWHERE ON MAJN STREET.
FOR BALH—
JVI3AK 3D AND FIGT7EROA STS.
Lot 60x330, ' fronting two streets:
being comparatively close In, this is
an investment that is worth your
i consideration. Price $18,000.
Lot Deportment,
{ JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
Ground Floor, 218 W. Third Street.
FOR SALE — NICE LARGE LOT ON
46th street, near Flguoroa street, for
I $650. JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 W. Third street
FOR SALE — HOW DO YOU I.IKE HOI,-
lywood? We are offering the finest lot
' there at $200 below value. BROWN
A WOODS, 317 Fny. , •
!
Suburban Property
FOR SALE— ~~~
J. A. MORLAN A CO.,
202-3 Fay Building.
TWENTY ACRES
This is a fine piece of land and
can bo cut up in' good lots that will
sell as soon as put on the market.
.The new Moneta avenue car line will
run close to this piece of property.
Price: Ten acres of the above, with
pumping plant and improvements, at
' $1000 per acre; ten acres of the above,
. unimproved, at $800 per acre.
FIVE ACRES.
On South Main street, close to th«
city limits; partly Improved; a good
buy; $5150 for a few days only.
THREE ACRES AND A HALF.
V A nice piece of ground, fronting
on Moneta avenue; new car line will
pass the property. A bargain at $900
per acre.
J. A. MORLAN A CO.,
202-3 Fay Building.
FOR PALE— '
RANCH.
For $4000 you can buy the best
5-acre ranch In Gardena, Im-
proved with a B-room house,
barn, corrals and chicken
houses. This price includes
horse, wagon, 4 cows, and 1-7
interest in a pumping plant, 3%
(icres are . in alfalfa and the
balance is in fruits and vege-
tables.
RiJURTOMLTYGO.
416-418 LAUGHLIN BUILDING
315 SOUTH BROADWAY
FOR SALE-$3OOO-
Three acres on Moneta avenue, south
of the city; new street to be cut
through on side of this property, mak-
ing it a fine corner, or can cut up in
lots to good advantage; this Is a bar-
gain and price will only stand for a
few days. J. A. MORLAN & CO., aOl!
" and 203 Fay building.
FOR SALE— ...
I Twenty acres for subdivision; this
piece, of land is finely located, just
south of the city, close to i proposed
Moneta avenue car line; a fine propo-
sition for subdividing.
- J. A. MORLAN & CO.,
. . 202-203 Fay bldg.
Country Property
FOR SALE — AT ALTADENA, THE
foothill section of Pasadena:
$900 — Three acres vacant land.
. $2200— A line corner, 250x215, on car
line, In midst of . handsome
homes. .
$3200 — Six acres in assorted fruits,
. berries, etc.; pretty cottage,
barn.
$6500 — Five acres, variety fruits;
modern B-room cottage, good
I« M. PRATT, 608 Laughlin Bldg.
Altadena property a specialty.
GLENDALE ACREAGE.
20 ACRES AT $700 PER ACRE.
This Is high-class suburban property.
SEE US EARLY TODAY.
20 minutes' ride on electrio line.
OLD SETTLERS INVESTMENT CO.,
601-603 Grant Bldg.
Both Phones. .
INGLEWOOD POULTRY FARM.
Lots to Suit,
$150 and up.
Water piped to each lot; easy terms;
denlrable location. Call for maps and
price lists.
THE REALTY TRUST CO.,
129 South Broadway.
'A GREAT SNAP!
• Twenty-five acres, about twelv*
miles from Los Angeles; eighteen
acres in full-bearing vineyard, bal-
ance apricots and prunes; good
twelve-Inch, well. Price only $3500.
terms, for a few days.
COOPER A CDDDBBACK,
318 South Broadway, Room 237.
FOR SALE-U ACRES, 3 ACRES IN
Valencia oranges, 8 In soft shell wal-
nuts; all in bearing; house and barn;
will net $1200 this year. Price $700 per
acre. A. H. GREGG & CO., 715-716 Bry-
son block. Homo 6421.
FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF STOCK
ranches, large and small, with or
without stock.
COOPER & CUDDEBACK,
Room 237. 218 South Broadway.
FOR SALE— BY SMITH & ASTON-
Fine alfalfa land, close to Santa Ana,
10 acres, $3500; $1000 cash, balanoe terms
to suit purchaser.
SMITH & ASTON, 226 Laughlin bldg.
Orange Grove*
BUY ORANGE GROVES NOW! SEE ME
and I'll tell you why. 1.. M. PRATT,
608 Laughlin Bldg. • "Headquarters
for Orange Groves."
Hotels and Lodging Houses
IFOR SALE— RIGHT IN TOWN, FUR-
nlture and long lease, 38 rooms, full of
good tenants, good furniture; all out-
side rooms, running water; above the
city, beautiful view, pure air. Two
blocks from Angel's Flight. Clears over
$100 per month. The owners are mining
men and going to the mines. Will give
you the best bargain in the city for
$2300. See the owners: McFATRIDGB
BROTHERS, 819 8. Spring.
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE— SMITH &
ASTON— Rooming house, 60 rooms, 2
year lease; clearing about $200 per mo.;
. price 54500; mortgage $1500. , ...
BMITH & ASTON, 2» Laughlin bldg.
FOR SALE — 84-ROOM ROOMING
house at a great sacrifice for quick
sale; good lease and rent only $77.60;
don't overlook this If you want a good
paying house for a small Investment,
BROWN « WOODS, 317 Fay. .
« l_ I ■#! ■ _S.~v^ "The Success of the Student"
School Opening -
Every day this w.ek an active enrollment day »Jth«"aBBATTO WOODBURY."
The Unrest Sentember enrollment In Its history. ALL SCHOOLS ARE NOT ALIKn
-tSiE WOODBURY IS DIFFERENT. It not only TEACHES but INfPIRES-
gIvw every student an Impetus that commands position and prestige. It pays to
get Into the Woodbury "success current." BEGIN NOW-lf ready.
HOMB 1860. MAIN 1306. . W"v") ffiPfdP&Wj&Jjft J
night school z^n^d^Uad^y^^^
Monday, Wedntiday, Friday v — 7 **-"
From 7 to 9 o'rlocK 809 SOPTH MILL 3TKIKT
jS^drlr The largest BtMlnesn Col-
TMWBf leire In Los Angeles. Twelve
•ASff Instructors. Largest school
_ "" buildings and grounds.
Beautiful surrounding's. Preparatory
department under special teachers Just
added. Investigate.
083-B-7 Went Seventh Street.
F. imoWNSnrcnGISR. Prealdent.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 11.
Class and private instruction in every
department of music and language . by
best teachers. The value and importance
to children of our kindergarten work
should be known to every parent. Phys-
ical culture by foremost teacher. For
catalogue, terms, etc., apply to Conserv-
atory, 232 S. Hill st LOUIS EVANS. Mgr.
» SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ■n> "
AND GRAHAM SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND.
e*# j ohano avx. ioj ANoetea. cal.
FOR SALE
Business Property ■
A
MAIN STREET
Bargain.
NEAR PICO STREET.
45x150 to alley.
With income-producing
Brick Block.
The price asked for this close-In Main
street business site is very little In excess
of prices paid for residential sites.
SO. CAL. REALTY CO. (INC.),
218 H. W. Hellman Bldg.,
Fourth and Spring Sts.
SAN PEDRO ST. CORNER.
NEAR NINTH.
$1000 BELOW THE MARKET.
INCOME 6% PER CENT ON PRICE.
$6500 HANDLES IT.
TWO COTTAGES AND STORE.
M. I*. JIrKEEVEH,
223 W. SECOND ST.
(GROUND FLOOR.)
FOR SALE- '
BUSINESS CORNER.
A SNAP.
Located where there will be big things
doing. This corner will advance to a
high figure within 3 days; get in on the
ground floor. Fine store property, 70x
110; price $6500.
C. J. HETLER CO..
Solo agents. 310-12 Bryson Blk.
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE — 100,000 FEET OF GOOD
NO. 8 REDWOOD BOARDS AND
SHEETING, ONLY $14.00 PER THOU-
SAND; 100,000 FEET NO. 2 SPRUCE
BOARDS, $15.00 PER THOUSAND.
LOTS OF SHORT REDWOOD FENC-
ING, $15.00. NO- 3 FLOORING, RUS-
TIC AND CEILING, ONLY $22.60 PER
THOUSAND.
COME, SEE THIS STOCK AT OUR
BIG, NEW YARD, TWENTIETH ANI>
ALAMEDA.
NATIONAL LUMBER COMPANY.
FOR SALE— FURNISHINGS AT COST!
We are going to move. Door panels
30c, ruffled edge ewiss curtains 40c
pair, couch covers $1.10, portieres $l.fio,
$3.00 Smyrna rugs $1.25, rockers $1.35.
stands $1.10, box couches $2.50, 6-foot ex-
tension tables $5.00, 62-piece dinner sets
(4.50, set knives and forks 75c set, 6-
pldce toilet sets $1.75, 2 burner gas plate
51.10. See big display in Times for
removal sale prices. J. M. OVERELL,
652 and 654 S. Main st.
FOR SALE— DOORi! JUST BOUGHT
3000 (off color), colonial pine. Will
sell from $1 to $1.40. These are a
snap. 2000 Oregon pine doors, $1.50.
6000 fine redwood doors, $1 to $1.40
Also a lot of windows very cheap.
NATIONAL LUMBER COMPANY,
Twentieth and Alameda Streets.
FOR SALE— LET US FIGURE YOUR
mill work. We have the largest
stock of dry lumber in the city, and
fine new mill to work It with. Prices
the lowest and work the best.
NATIONAL LUMBER COMPANY,
Twentieth and Alameda Streets.
Branch Ninth and Maple avenue. .
FOR SALE-NEW AND SECOND-HAND
billiard and pool tables. Bar fixtures ot
all kinds; easy payments. Send for cat-
alogue. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKB-
COLLENDEK CO.. WO 8. Broadway,
Los Angelea. .
FOR SALE— LATH! LATH! LATH! WB
are overstocked with thefn and are
selling at cost. See us for price.
NATIONAL LUMBER COMPANY,
Twentieth and Alameda Streets.
FOR SALE— HOUSEHOLD GOODS, IN-
cludlng gas range. 2636 HALLDALE
AYE. Take West Adams car.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
BEN WHITE
. Will Exchange
your property; Immense bargains: ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and quick re-
sults. Member Realty Board. 804-5 BRY-
BON BLOCK, 2d and Spring sU.
FOR EXCHANGE- "
$950 equity in a Pasadena lot; has two
frontages. Both streets have sewer and
are graded, sidewalked and curbed.
$1365 equity in 7 Jots South Hollywood
(Colegrove).
- Either or both of above properties for
a clear ranch °r# M a^Vo\fwAY a|fe "
211 Grant Bids.
Home 1939. Main 4570.
MAXON WILL EXCHANGE YOUR
property, any location. Large list to
Select from. MAXON REALTY CO..
114-115 Stlmson Bldg.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1905. .
Fannie Huddleston to H. J. I* Atwood
and H. M. Atwood — Agreement to con
voy portion of lot 4 block 72 H. 8. .SI6OO
H. O. Thompson to W. W. Douglas —
Lot 3 block D Nadeau Orange tract.. slo
Ettie Powers and E. R. Powers to C.
J. Polltte and . Anna K. I'olttte — Lot %
S. White's sub ..$lO
U. T. & R. Co. to George W. White —
Lot 146 Strong & Dickinson's Figueroa
Street tract $10
John B, Dawson and Mamie E. Daw
son to ' Samuel B. Allison— Lot '87 and
part lot 28 Arthur tract ............. $lO
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, .1905.
frhe College of Fine Arts'
U. S. C. Is at Garvanza
Painting, Designing. Illustrating,
Pottery. Etc.
1 W. L. JtIDSON, Director. ,
Aak your banker nliont It. Call and
Investigate. 212 Went Third Street.
EDUCATIONAL
ASSAYING NIGHT-SCHOOL— NOW IN
session. WADE & WADE, 318 East
First at.
»r i, "~>~ ~Jk jilsTooo:
lw'w?ftm&T'»V» angel-its vista.
tSniv'lii!|y*jrrmir East front, ten-
YVli»l 1 4-I M t?l*nrV room, colonial
stylo residence,
southwest, on high
-Tf- - m ground, built by
-v* ■■ T the day and no
pains spared to make it an ideal home;
corner lot, 70x178; can be made 170x178
by adding in the two adjoining lots;
good opportunity, and worth far more
money; owner obliged to sell.
EDWIN AI.DEII9OS, 200 Lnuffhlln Bldg.
D. E. Wellcome and Annie M. Well
come to W. B. Raymond Co. — Lots 6, 7
and 8 Clifton tract $10
I. R. Skecls and Laura Skeels to C.
L. Seals — Lot 226 Grider & Dow's sub
of Brlawaltor tract $10
Mabel S. Robertson and William
Robertson to Ada R. Seeley — Lot 23
block 17 Garvanza add No. 1 $10
Joseph Fannuchl and Nanetta Fan
nuchl to Nicholas Lauzler — Part of lots
38, 39 and 40 Bauchet tract $10
Burnett R. Miller, Cora M. Miller and
Lucy M. Burton to Samuel I. Perry — Lot
100 All View Acres $10
Same to same — Lot 107 same
tract ,sio
Alexander Schelling and Ursula
Schelling to George F. Weeks — Lot 5
block B Main Street Boulevard tract. slo
Kalorama Land Co. to Mary F. Comer
Lot 298 Grider & Hamilton's Rose Hill
tract $275
Dolores B. de Ward and Arcadia B. de
Baker to B. C. Volkerts — Lot 18 Amars
sub of block 14 San Pedro $35
Edward A. D. Christopher and Clara
V. Christopher to John A. Snee and
Cora L. Snee — Lot 22 Daly & Mettler
tract $850
Mary J. Duvall to Mary M. Dennis —
Lot 17 block A Strong & Dickinson's
Central Park tract $io
Carrie Emma Lehman to Jeremiah J.
Moore — Portion of New Vernon. . . .$350
Thomas S. Wadsworth and Mary A.
Wadsworth to Clara E. Hoyt-Part lot 11.
Star tract «j5
Charles Mettler, Bertha Mettler and J.
B. Langston to G. C. Ward— Lot 3, Met
tler tract «io
* H i' ft C , ( ?"9 n , to NelUe J - Boswell-Pflrt
of^L ot h Hi o^ 1 ' L " A - Hstd - trac * —410
Charles Mettler and Bertha Mettler to
G V,9- Ward-Lot 2, Mottler traot $10
Edward F. Sanborn and Louise E.
Sanborn to Karl Stern— Lot 8, block B,
Alnsworth tract ....$lO
_ Henry Gross and Theresa Gross tow.
C. pownlng-Lot 13 of subrivislon of cen
tral part of Carr tract ho
W. H. Workman and Maria E. Work
man to Edward C. Hyans— Lot 9, block
irSo'STS. Bsubd!vlslon8 s ubd!vlslon of part ot $
Adda A. Coe and E. W. Coe'Vo" I."m.
Holllngaworth-Lot 6 and part lot 7, Clark
& Bryan's Lone Star tract $10
t °. sca £ Seewald to Josephine Vollrath-
Lots 10 11 and 12, block 12, C. V. Hall
tract «io
S. IL. Moore and Eva Moore to John
Larkey— Lots 10 and 12, Coughran tract $10
John E. Brink and K. Lou Brink to A.
B. Chase— Lots 6 7 and 8, block 10, Wolf
sklll Orchard tract $10
Charles E. Pendell and Rose Pendell to
Jessie A. Ogg— Lot 67, Victor Heights
tract $io
Mrs. Louise Y. Pratt to J. J. Hardwiclf
—Lot beginning at point in south line of
Sixth street distant thereon 55 feet west
from intersection of said south line of
Sixth street with west line of Grand ave
nue etc sio
John P. Coakley and Nellie Coakley to
Charles G. Ke3sler and Max Kahn— Lots
4aud 6, Conger's Central Aye. tract ...$lO
Charles P. Folkerth and Annie M. Fol
kerth to Adallne C. Holcombe— Part of
section 25 1 S 14 $10
Salt Lake Oil Co. to Peter M. Paulson-
Lots 7 to 10 Inclusive; 12 to 17 Inclusive,
Pomeroy & Mills subdivision $10
Salt Lake Oil Co. to same— Lot 11, block
3, Pomeroy & Mills subdivision $10
A. V. Culver, administrator of estate of
Ellen Culver, to Fred H. Cook— Lots 13 14
22 23, block 6, Stoneman tract; lot 16,
block 65, Burtank $lESO
Frank B. Strong and George W. Dick
inson to Anna Schmltz and John Bchmitz
—Part lots 31 and 30 and lots 38 42 and 40,
block A, Main St. Boulevard tract $1
Cotton A. Smith to Max Kahn — Lot 42
block A Main Street Boulevard tract. slo
Thomas S. Wadsworth and Mary A.
Wadsworth to J. H. Perillard and Vic
toria L. Perillard— Lot 3 block A Efflo
tract $10
Henry L, Bergen to Samuel S. Fisk
and Lldle A. Flsk — Lot 4 Bergen
tract $10
James R. Cushman, John J. Cushman
and Alice A. Cushman to Cager Camp
bell—Lot 34 add to Rockdale .SI6OO
A. W. Paine to Flora C. Button — Part
of lot 3,west portion of Lick tract.. slo
Thomas Davidson and Helen F. Da
vidson to Thomas H. Slaven — Lot 35
W. T. Dalton Orchard tract $10
Riverside Heights Co. to Charles W.
Hill— Lot, 8 block 6 Highland Park
extension $10
Mary M. Dalton and Winnall T. Dal
ton to W. B. Merwin— Lot 5 Strong &
Dickinson's Central Avenue tract.. slo
Jean McMahon to Minnie Welngarten
—Lot 53 Bowen & Chamberlin's Main
6 Ftgueroa Street tract No. 2 $10
Fannie Barmore, executrix ot estate
of David S. Barmore, deceased, to La
Fresa Land Co. — Part of lot 60 and all
lots 24, 43 and 44, 79 and 80 La Fresa
tract $2470
Fannie Barcore to La Fresa Land Co.
— Part lot 60 and all lots 24, 43, 44, 79
and 80 La Fresa tract ...$1
La Fresa Land Co. to John Nlelson —
Lots 79 and 80 La Fresa tract $10
Pacific Imp. Co. to John Walsndowskl
Lot 26 block C Paclflo Imp. tract. .$lO
Mary E. Hall .to Clara A. Mitchell-
Part of lot 105 of Lankershlm Ranch
L. & W. Co.'s sub $10
Mrs. Louisa Cook and William Cook
to Frederick E. Sadler — Lots 38 and 39
block B Salomon's Washington Street
and First avenue tract ....$lO
Adams-Phillips Co. to Annie Plckett
and A. C. Pickett — Lot 12 block A Home
tract * 10
James H. Woods and Cora S. Woods
to Ada H. Chapman — Lot 8 resub of
Monterey tract $10
i Walter O. Lueken and Anna Lueken
to Thomas I Henderson — Lot 26 block
7 Electrio Ry. Homestead Associa
tion $1500
Joseph M. Langnlckel and Louise
Langnlckel to Amos E. Hardy — Lots 31
and 82. Harry L. Bennett's Flgueroa
Place *10
Amos 13. Hardy to Emily Merchant-
Lot 31 Harry L. Bennett's Figucroa
Place *1°
Same to Minnie E. Dunn — Lot 32 same
tract $10
Georue W. Signor, Elizabeth Slgnor.
Lucy M. Burton. Burnett R. Miller and
Cora M.. Miller to Cora M. Miller— -Lota
X .2. 3. 4 block 2 Golden Gata traot. .sl
Lucy M. Burton to board of education I
of city of Los Angeles — Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 I
block 2 Golden Gate tract ...$lO
M. L. Wicks to Joseph Black—Agree
ment to convey lots 86, 87, 88, 89, 40, 41,
42, 43 and 44 block B Spence tract. s2loo
Santa Monica Commercial Co. to
Maud K. Towt— All lot 2 and part of lot
2 block D Santa Fa tract $10
A, S. Beldin and Clara Beldin to San
Pedro L. A. & S. L. R. R. Co.— Lots 8
to 11 Inclusive block 1 W. L. Johnson
& Co.'s sub V,*:* 16 ? 0
Nathan Cohn and Fannie Cohn to
same— Lots 4 and 5 block 1 W. L. John
son & Co.'s sub $10
. W. G. Sylvester and Emma I. Sylves
ter to Lula B. Obear — Lot 6 Adams j
Place ......$lO
Clara R. Shatto to city of Los An- I
geles — Part block' 24 of south- one-half
of West End University add tract.. slo '
Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Nichols Lewis,
Emma Krug, James Keane, Otto R. H. ,
Wllke and Julia Wilke to city of Los
Angeles — Lot beginning at most south
erly corner of lot 29 resub of lot 37
Hunter Highland View tract, thence
northwest along west lino of said lot
29 a distance of three feet, etc.... .51
Luther G. Brown and Ida ■ Wilcox
Beverldge to I same — Part section 25 11
south 14 west . . . . $1 i
Land & Navigation Co. to J. B. Losce
—Lot 12 block 3 Riverside Plat in Long
Beach .....$lO
Isaac D. Morgan and Mary F. Morgan
to Charles E. Morgan — Lot 26 and part
lot 25 Nadeau Villa tract $10
Ralph Rogers Co. to Ellen Coxen—
Lots 18 and 19 block 2 Nadeau Park
Villa tract . •• H BO ,
Oliver S. Bond and Clara A, Bond and
State Bank & Trust Co. of Los Angeles
t6 William A. Kerr— Lot 89 Grlder &
Hamilton's Lomita Park . .S6OO
Charles H.» Crane and Nannie B.
Crane to William A. Kerr— Lot 63
Strong & Dickinson's Central Avenue
tract . . . . / HO
Silvanus White and Malinda L. White
to Charles E. Swayze and' Maggie
Swayze— Part lots 33 and 35 Silvanus
White tract •♦1°
Carrie B. Wlrtz to G. W. Van Auken
—Lot 13 South Santa Monica Wharf
property ..$lO
John N. Stelle and Mary A. Stelle to
Ezra F. Maxneld— Lot 14 Rose Hill
tract »10
T. I. & T. Co. to W. B. McKeague and
Bessie McKeague— Lot 11 block G Har
vard Heights tract :..... $10
Ida Wilcox Beveridge to Frederick
H. Hancock— Part lot 21 block 20 Hol
lywood $J"
Hattle Glassco and J. F. Glassco to
Chancy Jones— Part lot 4 block 4 sub
of east portion of Jeffries tract .S6O
U. T. & R. Co. to G. C. Ward — Lots
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 Mettler's
Central Avenue tract $10
Charles M. Graves and Lida J. Graves
to Le Compte Davis — Lot 151 F. E.
Ramsaur tract No. 2 $10
Lyda J. Graves and C. N. Graves to
Winnall T. Dalton— Lots 132, 169, 134
and 167 F. E. Ramsaur tract No. 2.. 510
James G. Scarborough, trustee, to
Henry Luekhardt— Lot 22 block F Pas
adena Villa tract • • .$lO
Imelda A. Tebbetts and Charles E.
Tebbetts to Ada Remy— Part of block D
replat of Tebbetts' sub of south fifty
three acres of block X sub of lands of
J H. Painter and B. F. Ball $10
Ada Remy and Henry C. Remy to
George M. Risk— Part block D same re
plat * 10
Oliver S. Bond and Clara A. Bond and
State Bank & Trust Co. of Los Angeles
to Matilda Ackley— Lot 68 Grlder &
Hamilton's Lomita Park $«00
E. R. Young to W. H. Young and F.
Yale Adams— Lots 3, 41, 63, 55, 67, 69,
61, 63, 65, 67, 69, 71, 78, 76, 77, 79, 80
and 91 Young J. Adams tract. .. ...$lO
Same to Ella I. Mitchell— Lots 13, 17,
19, 21, 23. 25, 27, 29, 33, 35, 37, 89, 41, 43,
45, 47 and 49 same tract $10
Justin B. Cook, lola J. Cook, Imogen
E. Smith, Inez C. Musgrove to Harry
Dennlnpr— Lot 11 Cook tract $10
Robert S. Smith, Flora M. Smith and
Thomas E. Smith to Robert J. Butler-
Lot 43 block B Smith Bro.'s Compton
Avenue tract No. 2 $10
John B. Miller and Carrie Borden
Miller to John D. Besch — Lots 10 and 11
block A Cook & Miller's resub. ... .$lO
James .L. Clarke and Dorothy M.
Clark to William Frederick Redmond —
Lot 24 block B Bowen & Chamberlin's
Main and Flgueroa Street tract. ... .$lO
T. I. & T. Co. to Julia Eblyn Kreuscher
—Lots 7 and 8, blcck L, Crescent Heights
tract $10
Henrietta J. English and C. E. English
to Charles F. (JSreeneman and Susan
Greenman— Lots 15 17 and 19, block 53,
Burbank $1000
J. P. Butler and Mary M. Butler to C. F.
Mathews— Lot 22, Butler tract $10
Sarah A. Griffin to Margaret Wallace
and Christine M. High— Lot 29, G. F.
Stevenson tract No. 2 $10
Jessie L. Bailie and Charles G. Bailie
to Laura M. Locke— Lot 4, block 21, Ar
lington Heights tract $10
Charles M. Carr and Ellen A. Carr to
Harry E. Carr— Lot 22, block 6, Golden
Bay tract $10
W. A. Carlin to Matthew D. Reid— Part
lot B, block 6, State Street tract $10
Benjamin F. Angstadt and Alice Ang
stadt to Grace Fulton Barker— Lot 174.
Central Aye. Home tract $10
Annie M. Sproul to George W. Thomp
son—Lot 11, block 2, Norwalk ?10
E. D. Young to Addie C. Holbrook— Lots
I to 19 Inclusive, and lots 23 to 48 Inclusive,
Niebel tract $10
William J. Haverly to Edith Marlon
Haverly— Part lots 4 and 3, block 23, Gar
vanza addition No. 1 $10
Elizabsth L. Hopper and I. B. Hopper to
Alice Harriet Hook— Lot 17 and part lot 10,
block 2, Akin & Cass subdivision JlO
Frank R. Cummlngs and Harriet M.
Cummlngs to Joseph G. Dobmeler and
Anna Dobmeier— Lot commencing at point
in south line of Washington street distant
199 feet east of west line of lands conveyed
to Amelia G. Rice and B. N. Rice by
deed 1762-293; thence running east a dis
tance of 9» feet, eto $10
Santa Monica L. & W. Co. to Florence
A. Miller— Lot 20, block 45. Artesian tr $10
John D. Blcknell and Nannie Bicknell
to Susanna C. Ott-Lot 20, block 3S,
Azusa •i-O
Lydia Gayman to James E. Porter— Lots
IS and 20, Bellevue Heights $10
Moses Gayman to James E. Porter-
Lots 29 31 and 33 35. Bellevue Heights ...$lO
C. C. Clewett and Mrs. H. S. Clewett to
Mrs. Josephine Peterson and Nelß Peter
son—Lots 3 to 7 Inclusive, Clewett Part of
Farm lot 70, Alamitos tract ...........$lO
Edward F. Flier and Nellie M. Filer tr>
G. S. Ramsey— Lots 1 and 2, Kirkland
tract » •'■0
Robert F. Thaxter and Laurie JB.
Thaxter to B. F. Cook — Lot 8 block 1
Knoll Park tract • • • • • *10
Charles B. Summer, trustee for Po
mona College of College lots in Clare
mont, to Sarah L. Seward — Lots 1 and
18 block 20 Claremont .$lO
Santa Monica L. & W. Co. to Nathan
Bundy — Lots 12 and 13 block 16 West
gate HO
C. H. Thornburg and Eva H. Thorn
burg to W. C. Hall— Lots 4 and .l 3
Ocean View tract •••808
Charles W. Smith and Louise B. Smith
to Robert W. Polndexter — Lot 63 Whit
aker. Richardson & Smith sub $10
John D. Foster and Katharine A. Fos
ter to United Inv. Co. — Lot 18 block X
Morris Vln sub : • • ♦i°
Union Trust Co, of Los Angeles to
Edwin J. Sergei and Belle B. Sergei-
Lot 91 Robert Marsh & Co.'s Cottage
Home tract $l(>
Francis N. Wilkinson and Mary W.
Wilkinson to John H. Lockwood— Lot
II Cahuenga Place .....$560
Otto Arlond and Jonathan S. Dodge
to Ed Cllmer— Lot 16 Arnold & Dodge
tract ......$lO
Henry C. Jensen and Emma M. Jensen
to Sarah H. Matthay— Part lot 76 West
moreland Heights tract $10
John J. Scott to Peter Orban and J.
O. McCament — Lot 3 replat of McQulll
ing's sub in city of Pasadena .$lO
• w. H. Robinson and Sarah A. Robin
son to William K. Raphael— Part lot l4
Sierra Madre tract ..$lO
John Scales to G. R. Rees—Agree
ment to convey lot 6 block 46 Central
Arlingtdn Heights tract . $1800
Joseph H. Bohon and Eleanor P. Bo
hon to Johanna Black — Lot 181 Sun
nyslde Park add U"* 110
W. A. Bonynge, trustee to Thoroa;
Wall— Lots 19, 20, 21 and 22 block 23
and lots 21 and 22 block 5 Huntingdon
Park »10
George Graham and Frances T. Gra
ham to F. Ormond — Lot 10 and part lot
9 block 11 Covina $1600
L. B. Palmer and Luclnda M. Palmer
to James A. ■■ Leoman — Lot 6 Heller
tract .- $10
John Reardon to Nathaniel C. Bur
wash—Lot 23, Jordan's sub of block 15.
San Pedro $10
U. T. & R. Co. to Charles R. Austin-
Lot 46, Culver's East Hollywood tract.slo
J. R. Blalne, Millie E. Blame. Charles
L Simmons and* Maude E. Simmons to
Guy D. . Simmons—Lot 40, block 23,
Azusa $10
R. W. Polndexter, Frank A. Kelly and
W. E. Simpson ■to Isabella Blanchard—
Lot 8, Cahuenga Place add $10
T. I. &.T. Co. to Isabella Blanohard—
Lot 8, same addition ..,.►,. .,*w«tM*»«*Wo
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BAPTISTS ELECT
ANNUAL OFFICERS
ASSOCIATION CONCLUDES ITS
SESSIONS
Adherent of Rev. Joseph Smale Is
Dropped as Moderator Because of
lnellglbillty Since Joining
New Testament Church
"I believe In the use of plenty of
water. Even a growing tree should not
be held back by the process of a
meager Methodlstlc sprinkling, but
should undergo a thorough Baptlatie
immersion."
This was the assertion of Rev. Al
bert Hatcher Smith yesterday morning
in his sermon at the thirty-seventh
annual - meeting of the Los Angeles
Baptist association at the First Baptist
church in Monrovia.
At 8:30 o'clock a Bible reading was
conducted by Rev. C. W. Her, pastor
of the First Baptist church at South
Pasadena, following which E. E. Selph,
the moderator who was elected in place
of R. G-. Haskell, took the platform.
Mr. Haskell was elected to this office
at the session last year.
A rupture was averted In the ranks
by offering of a resolution by Dr. C. C.
Wlllett exalting Mr. Haskell as a man,
but stating his lnellglbillty to the
office by virtue of his uniting with the
Ne*# Testament church recently organ
ized by Rev. Joseph Smale.
Rev. Mr. Smith took his text from
Amos, 3:8: "The Lord God hath
spoken, who can but prophesy.". He
said In part: tV.-v «>>-■
"Amos was one of the minor pro-
Emtl Firth and Benveneda S. Firth to
Will J. Russell— Lot 44, Walnut Park.s7oo
W. H. Workman and Maria E. WorK
man to Myers T. White-Lot 1, block 2,
Stevenson's sub $10
Ellen M. Howe to Henry A. Doty— Lot
7, block 8, Washington Heights tract.. s43o
Isabella Hazen to E. Georglana Quick-
Lot 26, block E, Paciflc View tract ....$lO
The Benson Inv. Co. to Pasadena Park
Imp. Co.— Lot 1. Platt & Phelps' tract in
Ro. San Pasqual $10
Leonidas P. Stephens and Georgia L.
Stephens to J. H. de la Monte— Lot 1,
Ocean Park place $10
T. I. & T. Co. to Clytle D. French— Lot
13, Grant tract *10
R. M. Wldney and C. D. Howry, trus
tees, to John Mclnerney— Lot 2, block A,
Beck tract $2153
Charles M. Wright to Paciflc Electric
Land Co.— Portion of lot 2, R 1, Temple
& Gibson tract $10
Ida C. Dodge, Guy E. Dodge and John
A. Flood to same— Part of lot 2, R 1,
Temple & Gibson tract $1
Jotham Blxby to same— Block 11 R 8,
Wilmington : $1
Oscar Seewald to Andrew Schrelner—
Lot 22, block 12, Charles Victor Hall tr $10
B. Cohen and Ruth Cohen to Mary Blu
menthal and Charles Blumenthal— Lot G,
Granada tract No. 2 $325
Golden State Realty Co. to William El
more Johnson— Lots 213 and 214, Farrls
tract $4SO,
Alpine Springs L. & W. Co. to Everett
W. Martin-Part section 12 6 N 11 W ..SSOO
Anna Cattet to C. A. Fudlcar— Lot 10,
block 1, Hollywood Ocean View tract
No. 2 $2000
L. A. Trust Co. to Caroline L. Durfee—
Lot 1, block 1, Norton Place $1«
United Realty Co. to Ida Kurz— Lot 955,
Forthmann tract $135
Florence H. Dlsbrow to John F. Wil
liams—Lot 16, Home Acres tract No. 2 ..$lO
Harriet S. Cole and George L. Cole to
Caroline Schumacher— Lot 19, block B.
Wheeler tract $10
Luther G. Brown to Sylvia Allott— Lot
258, Edendale tract $10
Anna Burllngame and E. A. Burlingame
to H. I. Nance— Lot 1, block 15, Charles
Victor Hall tract $10
Edmond W. Shively and Myrtle M.
Shlvely to Sarah F. Burton— Lot 15, Grider
& Dow's Central Aye. tract $18
H. P. Phelps, Leona T. Phelps, Clifton
J. Platt and Maybelle M. Pyle Platt to
Georee C. Haldeman— Lot 2, Platt &
Phelps tract In Ro San PaHqual $10
Viola B. Haskell and Eben J. Haskell
to George C. Haldeman— Lot 11, Platt &
Phelps tract $10
Henry Hall to John Gray— Lot 2, block
4, Hutchinson tract $10
Rebecca C. Dunlop-Osborn and John
Osborn to Anna Z. Thompson — Lot B
block 20 L. A. Imp. Co.'s sub $10
E. W. Boehme to Bernardino Yrurzun
— Lot P block 1 Boehme & Crozier
sub $10
The Beach Land Co. to same — Lot 1
block 16 Playa del Rey townslte $10
Nellie L. Williams to A. A. Phillips —
Lot 6 block 3 G. W. Morgan's Sycamore
Grove tract $10
C. C Foster and Lula Foster to J.
Edward B. Greene — Lot 3 Santa Anita
Slope *1°
Lawrence B. Burck to Logan Smith
and Gussle Elizabeth Smith— Lot S3
Mettler's Central Avenue tract $10
Knute Lagro to Theodore H. Helnauer
— Lot 76 Pardee tract $10
Louis Storch to Julia M. White — Part
lot « block 8 Hollywood Ocean View
tract $900
.Alfred Hagg and Amelia W. B. Hagg
to Frlta Loach — Lot 14 block A Culver's
Adams street nub of Shorb Home
stead 11°
Charles M. Stlmson to W. D. Wise —
Part lots 88 and 107 Lincoln Park. slooo
P. A. H. Wilson to J. D. Nash— Lot 3
and part lot 4 block AA Millard Aven««
tract, part section 27 1 north 9 west.. slo
Daniel Suter and Sophi* Suter to Ma
rian Cass — Lot 120 Waverly tract.. slo
John H. Cooper and 8. Augusta
Cooper to Frank R. Clark — Lots 220,
438. 453, 409 and 412 Hyde Park
tract , 110
C L, Bundy, Nellia Allen and John A.
Stanwood to James Lloyd and Mary
Lloyd— Lot» 7 and IS blook P Ocean
Park VlUa ttaot No. a ,*».♦., .. A ...,.»1Q
phets and was a herdsman of dwarf
sheep in poor surroundings. But many
men have arisen to eminence from just
such surroundings. Amos was con
scientious In dispensing the truth. He
trgued that If a bird had been caught
In a trap, the trap had been set.
"Many people say that while God
In our leader, all we have to do Is to
bo led by him and virtually live as
wb please. We can proclaim the power
of God, but we cannot Impart It.
"The Inspiration of Amos rested upon
his convictions. The Baptist doctrine
Is an Inspiration rather than an Insti
tution, and the very essence of con
viction In the precepts of Jesus Christ.
True preaching Is to deliver the word
as God has given It to us.
"One Important fact I consider Is
that our Baptist faith la largely Infused
Into the constitution of the United
States, and our first congress retains
It in the annals of history."
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: T. C. Roseberry,
Los Angeles, moderator; Rev. G. W.
Taylor, Covina, vice moderator; Rev.
George Taylor, Sawtelle, clerk; Deacon
W. C. Badeau, Monrovia, treasurer;
Rev. Robert J. Burdette, Mark A.
Pierce, Rev. Albert Hatcher Smith,
Rev. H. Russell Greaves, Horatio Has
kell, executive committee.
In the afternoon the annual meeting
of the Woman's Missionary society was
held. Miss Ford spoke on "Missionary
Work In China." Mrs. Ella Tinker
Grewell rendered a vocal solo. Dr. P.
H. J. Lerrlgo, missionary to the Philip
pines, made an address on the condi
tion of the work there.
The convention closed last evening
with an address by Rev. Robert J.
Burdette on "The Baptist World
Congress." He said in part:
"Why should we hold the congress
In England? Of the seven and one-half
millions of baptized believers In the
world, there are five and one-half mil
lions In the United States and but
395,000 in Great Britain.
■ "And why In Exeter hill, which Is
Infamous In accoustlcs and ventilation
as It Is famous in story? Because we
wanted to come together in the land of
Baptist beginning. We wanted to
breathe the Inspiration of Baptist his
tory.
"We wanted to catch the spirit of
Baptist independence and soul liberty
In the land where English Baptists
testified amid the storms and perse
cution, in the dungeons, at the stake,
on the battlefield of liberty, and where
once more the children of English
Baptists are fighting the same old
battle of religious liberty against the
tyranny and bigotry of a state church.
"Where today Baptist ministers are
going to prison for conscience sake, as
did their fathers before them. We went
to London because there the first Bap
tist church which, whose story has
come down to us in history, was organ
ized in 1612 by a little company of
Lincolnshire men who came to wor
ship in Newgate; because in 1614 the
Baptist churches of London first pub
lished their^confesslonoffalth/^^^
Another Big Day
At the Sale of the Waterman
Shoe Stock by the
Mammoth Shoe House
519 South Broadway
A Time of Unusual Price Reductions
The Belling at the Mammoth today
and tomorrow should be fast and furi-
ous. Prices on such shoes as the Water-
man stock, now on sale, have never
been offered at half and less when you
could have unrestricted choice of cony
plete lines. 519 South Broadway, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, should be the
Mecca of every shoe needy person in
and about Lob Angeles, as well as those
who want to make money by antici-
pating their needs for winter. Even
the Mammoth's past reputation for
price cutting is now eclipsed in the
present sale. Mr. Waterman and bis
twelve years as a reputable dealer
stand back of these shoes, proclaiming
their goodness and quality, and the
price you can see for yourself is cut in
two. For instance, women's tan ox-
fords, every size, present-day style,
natty and splendid fitting, such as {3.50
oxfords should be, now only 98c.
Women's very finest $3 kinds in very
newest shapes and in best leathers are
marked for sale at (1.49.
Misses' and children's buckskin
shoes, can't be beat for service, good
fitters, fine for school, ' here at $1.49,
and you know the usual price Is |2.50
and $3.00.
Boys' shoes of the sturdiest leather,
a snap for school wear, for they are
worth $2.00, now the price is only 98c.
Another equally good line at $1.45
that will fit the larger size boys.
Men's shoes at prices that absolutely
are so Interesting that they should
make bargain hunters ot every man in
Lob Aogelea county,
No Question About It
"WIELAND'S"
Is the BEST BEER—
The Favorite Brew
oftheGrea^Vest.
Germania Malt Tonic a Specialty
FAMILY TRADE
SOLICITED
Adloff & Hauerwaas
SOLE AGENTS
Depot and Bottling Works
112-118 Central Aye.
Curtis ParK Tract
ON NEW HOOPER STREET car
line, Thirty-eighth and . Compton
avenue. Cement walks, curbs,
streets graded, oiled, finished. Lota
40x185, $450. Can you beat this?
Agent on tract.
Golf/. Park. -.Tract
West 16th st. and Roosevelt aye.
High, sightly. Beautiful southwest.
TWO CORNERS, $1500 EACH
Wilmington Harbor Tract
$350 buys a 40-foot business lot
only 2% blocks from the water
front. These lots will be wanted
for warehouses, factories and bus-
iness places,' and will be worth a
great deal of money one year from
now, when the United States gov-
ernment work is completed on
Wilmington harbor. Here is ' a
solid business proposition where
you will double your money.
Prospect ParKAddition Hoi-
lywood
$650 for 50-foot lots In beautiful
Hollywood, corner Center street
and Sunset boulevard. ' Cement
curbs, sidewalks, streets graded.
Elegant surroundings, protective
building restrictions. You cannot
get such values for your money
elsewhere. Agent on tract
Wiesendanger
I 221 Langhlin Building I
INDEX TO PUBLIC ADVERTISING
NEW TODAY
Notice of award of contract to lm-
prove a pertain alley.
Notice of Award of Contract
Pursuant to Statutes and to the Reso-
tion of Award of the City Council of the
City ot Los Angeles, adopted Sep-
tember 25, 1905, directing this no-
tice, notice is hereby given that
said City Council, in open session.
on the 18th day of September, 1905,
opened, examined and publicly declared
all sealed proposals or bids offered for
the following work, to wit:
Ist That the first
ALLEY
south of Fifth street from the west
curb line of Ceres avenue to the east
curb line of Gladys avenue In the
City of Los Angeles, including
all Intersections of streets (ex-
cepting such portions of said street an-1
intersections as aro required by law to
be kept in order or repair by any person
or company having railroad tracks there-
on, and also excepting such portions as
have already been graded and paved with
asphalt and accepted), be graded and
paved with hydraulic cement and broken
stone concrete base and asphaltlc cement
binder course with asphalt wearing sur-
face and with vitrified block gutters.
Said gutters are to extend along the
roadway of said alley from the west curb
line of Ceres avenuo to the east curb line
of Gladys avenue, the center line of said
alley to be the center line of the vitrified
block gutters described above. ■
Said putters to be four feet in width.
All of said work shall be constructed In
accordance with the plans, profiles and
cross-sections therefor on tile In the of flea
of the City Engineer of the City ot Loa
Angeles.
Said vitrified block guiiers shall alno
be constructed In accordance with speci-
fications fcr the construction of vitrified
block gutters In tha City of Los Angeles,
said specification* being No. 18 (New
Series) and adopted by Ordinance No. 10,-
553 (New Series). Said asphalt paving shall
be constructed in accordance with speci-
fications for street paving with hydraulic
cement and broken stone concrete basa
and asphalt wearing Burface, Class B;
said specifications beTng No. 10 (New Ser-
ies), adopted by Ordinance No. 8572 (New
Series). Both of said specifications being
on fllo In the office of the City Clerk oC .'
said City of Los'Angelos.
And thereafter, to wit: On the 25th day
of September, 1906. said City .Council' 1
awarded the contract for said work tol
the lowest regular responsible bidder,
"to' Falrchild-GUmore-WlltQn Co. at the \
prices named for said work in their pro-
posal, on file, to wit: ••.■•■■< ,
26 cents per square foot for gutter. ■'
14 cents per square foot for paving.! :■
. And that said award has been, ap-
proved by the Mayor.
Clerk's Office, Los Angeles, Cal.,
October 6, 1905. ;
■'■■'- H. J. LELANDB. Ii AC
City Clerk ot the City or Los Angelea,
