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THE AISIZOHA -RttPimUOAITi T EDS ES DA T JfOPilTTKG," iFTLT li 1003,
THE ARIZONA REFDBUCU.
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ABEL
PHOENIX. ARIZONA. JULY 1. 1003.
For Our Friends In Alaska.
The dispatches tell us that Senators
Beveridge, Dillingham, Burnham and
Patterson of the senate committee on
territories are to depart shortly for
Alaska for the purpose of making an
investigation of the affairs of that ter
ritory and reporting thereon to the sen
ate. Doubtless our esteemed fellow
citizens in the great northwest are
looking forward with much pleasure to
the forthcoming visit from these states
men, and of course there is not a little
curiosity to know what they will report
concerning the things which interest
them.
It happens that w are In a position
to be of service to our friends in
Alaska. We can tell now with very
tlose accuracy what the majority re
port to be made next December by
Burnham will be, and we hasten to
perform what is really a pleasant duty.
The senators will not be able to cover
Alaska in three nights of travel ia
Pullman cars, as they covered Arizona
In that celebrated tour of Investigation
which was made for the purpose of de
termining the fitness of this territory
for statehood; they will find Alaska a
country of even more magnificent dis
tances than Arizona, and with poorer
railroad facilities, and so will have to
put in more time than they did in their
flight by night through our territory.
But during the days of their stay they
will be able, as they were in Arizona
to find remote points whereat to spend
the weary hours in Instructive con
verse with the untutored but noble red
man of the forest, and where they will
not be molested by inquisitive Amer
cans, don't you know.
But the report will not be materially
different from the report on Arizona.
In the entourage there will be, as ner?,
n corps "of stenographers and gentle
men in waiting to take testimony A
report without a bulky appendix of
testimony would be a very incomplete
affair. It will not be possible, of coun-e,
to exclude Americans from the witness
stand, but they will not be encouraged
to tell what they know of the country
especially If it Is seen that they are
truthful, substantial citizens and pos
sessing a favorable opinion of the coun
try and Its people Such America rs
will be brusquely told that the senators
are not on a pleasure excursion but are
bent on bringing to light the mass of
discreditable facts which they believj
to exist; that the people of substance
and citizens of long residence are nat
urally biased in favor of Alaska, and
eo their testimony would be worth lit
tle at best. But every piece of hu
manity's flotsam and jetsam having a
tale of woe to tell will be welcomed to
the witness stand Especially welcome
will be Indians and ignorant foreigners
who cannot speak the English lan
guage To convince the populace that
the statesmen are industrious, night
sessions of the committee will be held
at Sitka, Juneau and Nome and at sev
eral points In British territory. And
while his brother senators are hearing
testimony derogatory to the country,
8enator Beveridge will do a stunt of
personal exploration through the gas
light district In order to confirm his
worst suspicions that there are saloons
and gambling houses, and that they
are open at all hours.
The report itself will be a peach. It
will recite that, whereas the people of
Alaska are raising a great clamor for a
measure of self-government and are
asking to have the privilege of elect
ing a delegate to congress, the com
mittee felt impelled to undergo the
rigors cf Alaska's summer climate in
order to make an Investigation, al
though the chairman was suffering
from the fatigue Of presiding at a city
convention at Indianapolis. The sen
ate will be advised that the committee
found Alaska in a deplorable condition;
that the principal resource is mining,
and while the annual production of
gold is steadily increasing, and while
enthusiastic citizens predicted that the
mining Industry would continue to ex
pand for hundreds of years, it should
be remembered that favorable opinions
came uniformly from men who had in
vestments In the country and were open
to the suspicion of trying to boom the
same. It will be the verdict of the com
mittee that mining in Alaska will play
out In a few years. In support of this
Judgment the senate will be invited to
look at the accompanying photographs
of Sage Canyon, Nevada, and Dead
Man's Valley, Arizona, both deserted
mining camps. The report will then
explain that the senators are fair abovo
"NI9K(fcfe
everything else, and fairness compels
them to say that they heard rumors of
other resources, such as fisheries, lum
ber, coal, and petroleum, but as in" the
case of the precious metals, these
rumors came from men who had an
obvious Interest In giving the visiting
senators a favorable impression.
On the other hand. It will be pointed
out, the committee took the testimony
through an interpreter of nineteen
count them nineteen Indians, seven
Chinamen and three Norwegians, all
of whom agreed that the American resi
dents were no good and the country's
resources a fake. These witnesses ob
jected to any American being their
representative as delegate, and the
Norwegians thought Senator Nelson
of Minnesota was the government,
anyhow. As to the American citizen
ship, the committee will report that
the leas! said the better. Most of the
Americans encountered had sharp,
shrewd faces, to be sure, and some of
them were manifestly men of respect
ability lured to the country by hope
of regaining health or by that Innate
love of adventure which characterizes
so many of our countrymen, but all
without exception 'were found to be.
mere adventurers, and many of them
were lacking In culture not a few had
never read any of Senator Bever
ldge's speeches. The report we are
speaking of the report of the majority,
understand, and do not include Sena
tor Patterson will recommend, finally,
that congress deny the request
for a delegate elected by the people.
It will be explained that it Is the con
clusion of the committee that the men
of Alaska are not capable of selecting
a worthy delegate Moreover, it will
be pointed out, a delegate elected by
the citizens of Alaska would tend sllll
further to disturb the present equili
brium of the senate and would be con
trary to the wish of the fathers that
the American congress should be for
ever dominated by New England, the
state of Indiana and the kingdom of
Norway However, the report will con
clude, the majority members of the
committee are honest and fair a vote
having been taken and each senaior
having admitted that he is honest and
fair and so it is not proposed to ignore
the people of Alaska it is proposed to
give them a delegate appointed by the
federal officers of the territory, it being
understood that these officials will ap
point somebody suggested by the chair
man' of the senate sommittee on terri
tories. In support of the committee's report
and recommendation, Senator Nelson
will make a powerful speech showing
the poor quality of Alaska's citizenship,
and Senator Bard will follow with an
equally powerful effort In the same
line, showing that the people of Alaska
are not only unfit to elect a delegate
but have nothing whereon to found a
stable territory. And the Los Angeles
Times will prove by powerful editorials
that Bard is a statesman and therefore
can't be mistaken about Alaska.
And Senator Beveridge and Senator
Depew will close the debate with
, .1 . . 1 t . .v...
iiciiguiy arguments Mivn 1115 uiai inuri
of the people in Alaska are Mormons,
anyhow.
Fire Alarms.
Mention has been made from time to
time in the local columns of The
Republican of the recklessness with
which some people turn in fire
alarms, putting the department to a
great deal of trouble and endangering
; life and limb, for every run is fraught
iwith danger. One of these foolish
alarms was turned in .last night, and
after having run almost out of the city
limits the department found a flourish
ing brush fire "upon which" a man and
his wife were filling more fuel.
It turned out as usual that the alarm
had been sent In by somebody who had
jseen the conflagration from a distance
j and the blaze looked big and threaten
! Sng. A rule should be established that
! alarms should be sent from the district
(within which, the fire breaks out and
i then the man who sends It would know
(Whether or not It is a conflagration
'calling for the attention of the depart
ment.
This Is a matter which cannot be
very well regulated unless the people
of the town arre among themselv.
to exercise judgment. The department
cannot complain, though the members
are at liberty to indulge In silent and
Ineffectual ' profanity. It might hap
pen that while the department is mak
ing a run to one of these brush fires a
really serious blaze would break out in
another part of the town.
The Eldorado (Kansas) Republican
says that "the reason hired girls are
so scarce Is because they can make
more money writing stories for the
magazines." There is very little in
the stories in the magazines to caat
doubt on the correctness of this ex
planation. A Bad, Bad Man.
President Droppers of the University
of South Dakota Is under investigation
by the board of regents because of the
charge that he is incompetent to hold
the place, it being alleged against him
that he smokes cigars and took a drink
'once." Such Is the commotion over
the matter that Droppers's pictures
are appearing in the papers, and they
do present the physiognomy of a bad,
bad man. Louisville Courier-Journ-.il.
Expeditions but Conscientious.
It took the Kansas legislature less
tV.fcn forty-eight hours to paws fifty
! bill. l;ut the expeditious Kansas legis
lature could not overcome its conscien
tious scruples against voting relief fur
J the flood sufferers so long as contri
butions from outside states remained
In s'ght. Omaha Bee.
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National
Bank
OF LOS ANGELES, C A.L.
y Cor. Broadway and Second Sts.
Paid up capital $1,000,000
OFFICERS:
"W. F. Botsford President
W. J. Washburn.. Vice President
T. 10. Newlln Vice President
J. O. Mossin Vice President
W. J. Doran Vice President
T. W. Phelps Cashier
C. M. Wood. ..Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
W. F. Botsford. H. E. Hunt
ington, M. J. Conmll, J. A.
Muir. Epes Randolph, W. J.
Washburn, Homer Laughlin,
Walter S. Newhall. T. E. New
lin. Dr. Jno. R. Haynes, H. C.
Witmer. ,
The most centrally located
safe deposit and storage vaults
In the city.
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A perfect piano In all its parts
perfect tone, power, beauty;
all that the true music lover
enjoys and demands. Kranich &
l!a' h pianos have been i.ia i
and used since 1364 nearly 40
years. Easy terms.
Mr. Paul Morgan, an experi
enced piano tuner, is represent
ing us in the territory. Mr. Mor
gan may be reached through
General Delivery, Phoenix.
GEO.J.BIRKEL CO.
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343-347 S. Spring St eet
m Los Angeies, .&. u t
When in Los Angeles
Stop at
I.ENOX CHAMBERS
540 So. Spring St.
New, modern, quiet, respectable house,
centrally located. Steam heat, hot and
cold water In every room. Rates reas
onable. BENJ. M'CARTNEY. Prop.
Hotel Colorado
LOS ANGELES, PAL.
An elegantly furnished family hotel.
(Rooms only). Uest beds in town.
Rooms sihglo or en suite. Everything
new. Rates J2.M per week and up.
One block from Central Rark. 621 Vs S.
Rroadway.
Phont 2603.
otel Savoy
MRS. A. E. BART RAM, Mgr.
405V4 Scuth Broadway, Los Angeles.Cal.
Opposite Chamber of Commerce.
THE WEID.
761 So. Main St., Los Angeles,
Opposite P. O. Sunny rooms by day,
week or month. Transient rooms at .
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Prop.
Room Binftle or En Buite Home Phone 2491
ith or Without I'rivate Hatha Snnct Phone ,
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Hot water all the time I
HOTEL JOHNSON
123 E. Fourth St.. one lm.r Kant of Westminster
i.oi AngolfR, al.
J. MILTON FLECK, PROP'R
Kates Reasonable. Hv 1'hv Week or Month.
Money to Loan at Low Rates
For bullrlinjr or on Improved city prop
erty or in good outside towns.
JtSI WHAT YOU WAfcT
New plan of payment. Interest de
creases if you pay. Our loans are made
and are paid off pame as with n bank,
only you pay monthly. You do not ma
ture Htock to pay off a loan as in other
building and loan associations. A bor
rower tan pay off a loan any time with
out notice, penalty or forfeiture. If you
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E. E. PA SCO E, Phoenix,
J. ERNEST WALKER. Phoenix, or
MARTIN DALE & 1IOKXE & CO..
Frescott, or
A. OHFILA or WILLIS P. HAYNES
Tucson.
Stale Mutual Building & Loan Associatior
C. J. WADE, Sec.. Ml S. Broadway,
Los Angeles. CaL
LARGEST BANK IN
Farmers & Merchants National Bank $
01 I o Anqi, Cal.
Capital
Surplus
IL S. Government
Available Assets
March Dili. 1903
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Y Lacey, I. N. Van Nuys, II. li.. Hunting-ton, J. I?aruch. J. F. Francis. O. W. A
Childs, J. A. Craves, I. W. Hellman Jr., C. E. Thorn, C. A. Ducomrnun, J.
f Sclal tf Deposit Davartmant and Storatfa Vaultt.
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SeCUrityl Banking
SAVINGS bank, j By Mail.
Loh AngeleH. Cat.
Largest Savings Bank in the Southwest.
Resources Over $5,000,000.00.
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WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS BY MAIL and all that is necessary In
opening an interest account by mall- Is to send your first deposit by
postofflce order, express order, draft or check on your local bank. We
then send you by return mail a pass book. In which your deposit is
entered and a signature card which you must sign and return to us.
In making subsequent deposits or withdrawals, the pass bok should
always be enclosed and on receipt of same the deposit will be entered
and pass book returned; or withdrawal will be entered and draft or
cash as requested forwarded. , j
4 Per Cent Interest f.doVliy.
DIRECTORS i
J. F. SAttTOEI. Pres.; M. S. HELLMAN. V.P.; W. D. LONG YEAR..'
trashier; 11. W. Hellman, J. A. Oraves, Henderson Hayward, W. L.
Craves. Win. G. Kerckhoff, M. L. Fleming, J. 11. Shankland, Win. 11.
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LOH ANOELE
CAPITAL 5200,000 00 ASSIIS $3,700,000.00 SURPLUS $200,000.00
The Largest Savinq-s Institution In Capital and Surplus on the Pacific Coast out
side of Sun Francisco. Pa ys 1 per rent on deposits.
OPFCERS AND DI RECTORS M. N. Avery. President; Gail B. Johnson, Vice
President; C. N. Flint, Second Vice-President; P. F. Schumacher. Cashier; . W.
I.ichtenerger, Asst. 'ashier; L. W. BU nn, A. C. Bilicke, il. W. Stoll, Victor
Ponet. lr. Jos. Kurt.
Broadway Bank and Trust Company
Warren Gillelcn, President. It. W. ICennv, Cahler. Geo. I. Cochran, Vice Prest.
BRADBURY BUILDING. LOS ANGELES. CAL.
Taid up capitnl $2W0 Surplus and undivided profits TW.Wd
1 Xreotors R. ;!llis. Warren Oillalen, !. W. Walker. Geo. I. Cochran,
Ohas. H. Howland, W. E. Cumminrs. R. V.. Kenny. Dr. V. W. Beckett. Col. W.
W. l. Turner. Transacts a general com mereial hunking business. This bank acta
as trustee f.r bond issues.
Santa Catalina Island.
3 1-2 Hours from Los Angeles. Season 1903.
THE FAMOUS CANVAS CITY IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
Under Beautiful Shade Trees, with an Entirely New Equipment. Per
fect Sanitary Drainage. ,
DAILY CONCERTS BY OUR MARIITE BAND OF 30 ARTISTS.
Pleuureuble Outdoor Pastimes, Boating, Bathing', Pishing. Golf, Etc.
HOVEL METROPOf.E. with modern appointments, is open i he year round.
THE ISLAND VILL& One bucdred comforts cl canvas cottages withouyt
board. Retervaticns made. Addresr, BANNING CO., 222 So. Spring
St , Los Angeles, or J. B. Banning, Gen.Supt. Santa Catalina Itland Co., Avalon,
California.
JIOJEL GLENM0RF. Enlarged and improved, all new and fresh. A roof
, . , , pagoda at an elevation of 7o feet, giving a magr.'.ri-
cer.t view or the entire circle cf hills and water front, liooins with board or
without boaid, kept in Ftr'ctly first-class order. Koom and board, $1.50 to
J2.00 per day. Table and service is not excelled at the rate.
K. J. WHITNEY. Propr., Avalon.
Catalina
The GRAND VIEW
ocean front (except
roim, office, parlor,
bath house fre? to guests. Los Angeles
Coronado Tent
Crowds of happy people there. Railroad rates from PHOENIX to CORO
NADO TENT t'lTY, (via Los Angeles) and return, same as to Los Angeles.
Re wise and ask for CORONADO EXCURSION TICKET. Furnished tents.
Popular prices. Choice cafe. Also fine meals for 2Ti Remember CORONA
DO gives the most for the money. Rest of everything. Coolest and most
healthful resort on EARTH. EVERY AMl'SEMENT. Maximum charge per
rcrson in K-nt is 50c. per day.
Address, A, E. BaBLOCK, Mgr.
Coranado Beach, Cal.
Or sec ycur railroad agent for booklet with rates.
THE BURNAP, Sort Diego, Col.
Centrally located, all electiic cars pass the door. Large, sunny rooms. Ev
erything new. appointments first class. Rates .r0c to fl.00 per day. Special
rates by week or month. Third and D streets. WM. THOMAS, Propr.
Brighton Beach Hotel
Brighton
"The Society Resort of the Pacific
All foUk of Amusements. Noted for
Special raUl to families. rifLEN Dj I train
For rates, address
H.
P. O., Terminal, Cal.
Redondo, 17 miles from bos Anuelea, reached
andSpring; Lo AiiKalex and Pacilic Elect! io ky,
Rent you:' tent cheap. The
sizes and prices will suit.
Send at once for illustrated
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apply to
REDONDO IMPROVEMENT CO..
A. R.. JONES, Agent,
217 W. Second St. Los Angeles.
Or on the grounds at Iiedondo.
HOTEL REDONDO, Redondo Beach, Gal.
The very finest hotel r.orvice in a newly renovated, comfortable hotel. Sum
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SOUTHERN CA1IF0RNIA. t
Car. Main and Coqimerrlol St.
' $1,000,000.00
- - 500,000.00
KME Bonds 2,000,000.00
$8,943,656.99
SAVINGS BaNK
H. CAL,
Cor. Moid
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First Sts.
HOTEL is the only hotel on the
the Metropole) with a .large dining
billiard, pin ponp. music hall, and
odke 410 S. Rrodaway, or
GEO. E. WEAVER. Catalina.
City Now Open.
H. r. NORCR0SS. Aaent.
200 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Beach, Cal
it fine Hatblnjr, Yachting ftnd Fishing.
service to l.os Angeic.
C. FRYMAN, Prop.
hv the Redondn Kleotrlc Railway cars, Second
and the S-nU Fe. Ffteen miu'ute-serv i-e;
HEALTH! PLEASURE! COM
FOI5T! EVEUYTIIINO NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE. A few of Redon
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Sailing Iloats. Row Pouts, Fish
ing Eoals, Warm Salt Water
Plurgv, Fishing, liatliing, Howling,
(inlf, Tennis.
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City
ADVERTISEMENTS
LOS ANGELES
PREFERRED LIST.
The nurnose of this column is to supply the Arizona nubile with the name
nn'l uddrcs.ses of thoroughly reliable L
found particularly valuable to those v
puMlcHii advertisers ie sure to tell tnem
will appreciate it una Bo will The Kfpil
REGAL SHOES by Mail.
$.175 PER PAIR. CARRIAGE CHARGES
PKKPAI1). 144 different fittings, I'iO
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A KNOTT & COMPANY, Los Angeles,
Cal. Vehicles, Farm Machinery. Mail
orders solicited. Write lor catalogue.
CARPETS AND BUGS.
T. BILLINGTON CO., 312-314 S. Broad
way. Curtains, draperies, China and Ja
pan mattings. All kinds of floor cover
ings. EMPLOYMENT A3ENT3
Hummel Pros. & Co., 11G-11S E. Second
St. Carefully selected help.
MRS. B. S. H AW LEY. 2.t S. Broadway.
SptK'ial attention to Arizona orders.
FORTIN & HAWKINS
The Los Angeles Employment
Hustlers.
Large gangs a specialty. Both phones
Main 419. 104-106 N. Los Angeles st.
MACHINERY, ENGINES, ETC.
WESTERN IRON WORKS. 90S-P28 N.
Main st manufact'rs crude oil engines
and pumps. Complete Irrigating planta.
VULCAN IRON WORKS. 917-919 N.
Main fit., manl'rs. stamp mills, ore crush
ers, well tools. General mf"hine work.
So. California Arms Co., Los Angeles.
e. j f kS'-cS$ nt)
'Agents for D. M. Lefever Sons & Co.,
BALLISTITE AND EMPIRE
H Ready Roofing; and
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On the Coast. Our brands are well known :
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Send for Samples and Prices.
L. W. BLINN, Pi
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Southwestern Lumber Co.
Lumber and Mill Work, wholesale and retail. General offices: Xos. 601.
602 and C03 Trust Building. Wharves and Yards: San Pedro and Wilmin
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When in
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Los Angeles Vis
The largest and best establishment of its kind on the Pacific coast. Seat
ing capacity l,2r,0. The best orchestra. The cuisine best on earth. Popular
prices. Music all day, w hich helps to d igest yc nr meals. 243 S. Sprine St 242
! S. Broadway, Los Angeles.
The Palace Cafe and Restaurant
Opposite the Nadeau Hotel.
ARIZONIANS' HEADQUARTERS
Concerts every day from 12 to 1.30. from C to 7:S0, and from 8 to 12 nightly.
Best kitchen in connection. Imported and domestic beers on draught.
( SCHNEIDER f FIBBER, Proprietors.
HOTEL CORQNK.
Up-to-date in all Its appointments. The leading Family Hotel In the city
Steam Heat. Electricity and Gas. N. E. corner Seventh and Broadway. Te'
ephonw Joseph 6081. Convenient to all s-treet cars and" the shopping district.
J. H. Harding, Manager. Los Angeles. Cal.
Hllnbek Hfil.
Headquarters for Arizonians.
Corner Second and Spring Streets, Los Angeles, California
A. C. BILICKE CO., Props.
LOW'S DI1NI1NG PARLORS.
Fresh FisH and Shell FisK
Our Specialties.
Thoroughly modern, centrally located, excellently equipped, skillfully man
aged, popularly priced.
LEVY'S
111 "W. Third St.
2fi3 S.
HOTEL GRAY GABLES, Los Angdes, Cal.
A high-class American plan, family hotel for transient and permanent guests
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amusement. Excellent musio Call or send for rates. E. It. PARMELEE.Mgr.
os AiiKeles establishment. The list will
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James Jones Co. Brass Works
Telephone. Main MS, Los Angeles. CaL
ELHCTR1C! RA1LKOAD BRASS SUP
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valves. Irrigation valvee. office and bank
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Brass and brone castings. BUVER3 OF
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PATENTS
PATENTS, Copyrights, trade-marks,
Lalelfl, U. S. anil Foreign. Infringement
suits prosecuted and defended. Townsend
Bros.. Bradbury blk., Los Angeles. Col.
PATENTS Hazard & Harpham. Los
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POULTKY SUPPLIES
HENRY ALBEKS, 315 8. Main St.
Largest poultry supply house in U. S.
Send for free catalogue.
SANATORIUM S
PRIVATE HOME for ladies during con
finement. Best of care. Homes found for
children. Mrs. Dr. C. E. Smith, 727 Belle
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11 A I. LA It I) PULMONARY HAN ATOKHM,
Pasadena, 'al , Ir. W. II. Ballard, Madical
Director. Write for Booklet.
BARRELS AND TANKS.
Ix)8 Angelft Cooperage Co. Tanks, barrels
and kegs. Write for prices.
i OPTICAL GOODS
" ' ADOLF FRESE
Eyeglasses, Optical Goods an.i
Draughtsmen and Surveyor's Supplies.
Manufacturer and Importer. Los An
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jTel. Main 1042. Home Tel. 1042.
"The New Lefever."
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