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The Herald
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TEMPERATURE—Report of observations
taken at Los Angeles August 8. The
barometer is reduced to sea level.
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Maximum temperature. 70.
Minimum temperature. 02.
FORECAST—Aug. B.—For Southern Cal
ifornia: Fair; nearly stationary
temperature; fresh southwesterly
winds.
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TIDE TABLE for San redro. Cal., for
August 9, 1885, compiled from the tide
tables for the Pacific coast published
by ihe I'nited States coast and geo
detic survey at the government print
ing office, Washington, D. C.:
High Water. Variation,
11:17 a. in. * leet 7 inches,
11:07 p. m. 4 feet 7 Inches.
Low Water. Variation.
4:59 a, in. 0 font 8 Inches.
0:12 p. vi. a feet I inch,
On the lfUh day of August the local
courts of the Ancient Order of Foresters
cf America will picnic at Redondo. thut
day being tbe anniversary of the order's
secession from the English order. In the
morning there will he a parade through
the down town streets ot this city, after
which Ihe trip to Kedondo will take place.
Tbere arc about 1000 members of tho or
der in I.us Angeles; 15.000 in the stato of
California und 130,000 in the United
States.
Hon. John T. (laffey, collector of cus
toms, with his family, has returned from
Santa Monicn and is at his apartments in
the Baker block. Mr. (laffey has received
the plans for the proposed changes in the
top floor of the Federal building. The
contemplated alterations will cost $5000.
J. Feniiimur Welch has arrived in the
cily with his wile from Han Francisco,
and will make his home here. Mr. Welch
is an enthusiastic admirer of the game
of chess, in tbe science of which he is
looked npon as an expert.
Captain Russell, one of the veteran em
-1 loyees of tbe I'nciSu Mail Steamship
company, is the guest of the family of
the late Colonel Robinson of Beaudry av
enue.
E. 15. Woodwortb, editor and proprie
tor of the Outlook, a bright weekly paper
publishea at Santa Monica, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Maj. Nat Burbank. editor of tbe New
Orleans I'icayune, wbo has been so great
ly charmed witb Los Angeles during-liis
recent visit, left yesterday for San Fran
cisco.
W. H. Hobson and J. R. Wllloughby.
two pioniinent cattle men of Ventura, are
in the city. Those men handle about all
the cattle shipped out of Ventura county.
Mr. K. C. Qird. wife and daughter. Miss
Mabel, left last week for a six weeks'firip
around Sun Diego county und down into
Mexico.
8. Conradl, jeweler and watchmaker,
113 South Spring street, makes a specialty
of tine watch and jewelry repairing and
diamond setting; an elegant line of opti
cal goods. A tine stock of watches and
jewelry always on hand.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey. Stimson block,
first flooi. rooms 120, 130. 131. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases of women nnd children. Electric
ity scientifically used. Consultation hours,
Ito 5. Tel. 1227.
The Fine Arts eompanv has consolidat
ed witli H. C. Lichtenberger's art em
porium at 107 N. Main st..wuere you will
rind a complete stock of pictures, frames,
mouldings, artists' materials and art
novelties.
Ralston distilled water is h.-althy and
as pure as tho purest. Delivered any
where in Loa Angeles, from one gallon up.
Leavo orders at Cottage bakery. 431 South
Spring. Borden & Doane, props.
Adams Bros., dentists, 290)4 South
Spring street. Painless tilling and ex
tracting. Best sets of teeth trom $0 to
$10. Hours, 8 toft; Sundays, 10 tv 12.
Best security at cut rates. Sewing
muchines, in good working order, lor
$5 each. 128 South Main street.
Fresh Eagle Brand bulk oysters and
lobsters at Pacific Coast Fish "company,
corner Third and Spring.
Pianos tuned and repaired hy A. O.
Gardner 118 Winston street. First-class
pianos for sale and to rent.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors (in
dependent), MO South Spring street. Tel.
1021).
The Advanced Davis sewing machine
is the best. Oflice, 128 South Main stieet.
Breakfast—Cantaloupeorberrics, 2eggs,
rolls and coffee, 2D cts. Hollenbeck Cafe.
Dr. A. Z. Valla's ottice, New McDonald
block; residence, 211 Doylo avenue.
All kinds of sewing machines to rent;
128 South Main street.
If your horse is lame, try It. E. Doane,
the popular sboer, 020 N. Main st.
Rooms $2 a week and up. U. S. hotel.
Dr. Reese, 11!);,; S. Spring.
FUNDS COMMITTEE AT WORK
They Started Out From the Chamber ot
Commerce Yesterday Horning
Secretary Cnarles Dwight Willard of
tho chamber of commerce was in an
ngreeuble state of complacency yesterday
afternoon. Tbo committee for raising
funds fur the Southern California display
at Atlanta bad returned alter tbeir lirst
morning's work, with tho most gratify
ing results.
As is well known, the chamber has un
dertaken to raiso the amount over and
above the $1250 appropriated by the su
pervisors, to the amount of $5000; and
the general feeling of interest and public
opirit with which the committee were
■act, in almost every instance, was most
encouraging and hopeful for a speedy
and successful result of the efforts made.
They will continue their rounds oach
day until the matter of money is settled,
as it must be soon, that tha further work
of collecting and dispatching tbe di«play
cannot be delayed.
Do you drink?—lf so, try Manitou mm
eraj water. H. Jevne grocer, agent.
Fifty cents round trip on Terminal Rail
road to Long Beach and Ban Pedro. Good
|oing Saturday aud Sunday, returning
Terminal Island
The pavilion and bath house are open
for the season. * ish dinners, fine bath
ire;, boating and sailing.
CSS Ggaaan Family Boaf.
SAYS SHE WANTS TO DIE
Lulu Hibbs Wants to End Her Un
happy Life
Had Lived With a Man Who She Claims
Forced Her to Lead a Life
of Shame
J. E. Hibbs waa arrested Wednesday
night by Humane Officer Hutchins and
charged with vagrancy. Hibbs was
arraigned before Justice Owens yoaterday
afternoon and bis examination set for to
morrow at 10 a. m.
Some time ago an ola woman carrying
two children, aged 22 months and 8
months, respectively, called upon Mr.
Hutchins and related a sad story. She
said that the children had been left in
her care by tbe parents, wbo had prom
ised to pay $18 a month for keeping
them. This they had failed to do and
she wanted to turn Lie children over to
tbe Humane society and be assisted to
collect her bill. Mr. Hutchins advised
ber to keep tho children a little longer,
saying he would investigate the cuso.
It appears that tbe parents of these
babies, although known us Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Hibbs, were not married and had
been merely living together. For tho
past month tbey hud been at a lodging
liouso on the corner of Commercial and
Los Angeles streets, whore, it is claimed,
the man had compelled the woman to
lead a life of shame. The children bad
been disposed of hy being given to the
care of the woman who reported tbe case.
lief ore going to the lodging house
Hibbs and tho woman had lived on West
Sixth street, between Hope nnd C-rand
avenue and had joined tho Salvation
army.
Afler the old lady left with the babios
she went to the lodging bouse on Com
mercial and Los Angeles streets and said
thai she would keep them no longer un
less she was remunerated. There hap
pened to be present a man fiom Santa
Ana and a friend of Lulu Hibbs, and he
gallantly came to the rescue by offering
to procure her a placo in a hotel in the
Orange county capital.
It was intended to arrest Hibbs as the
Officers first supposed ho had been married
to the woman, and if convicted of forc
ing her to leud a life of shame and then
taking her earnings from ber he could
have been sent to tbe penitentiary. After
tbe babies were returned, however, he
took the oldest and went to a house on
West Seventh, near Olive street, and for
the time was lost by the officers.
On Wednesday night a man called at
tho station and reported that a woman
in the lluss house was apparently trying
tn kill her baby. An investigation showed
it to be the same Lulu Hibbs and the
younger child, to which she waa admin
istering large doses of paregoric. Mr.
Hutch<ns and Captain Roberts talked
with her and she made a full statement
telling how Hibbs had forced her to lead
a shameful life. She waa miserable and
said she wanted to die.
Hibbs wus arrested at tbe house on
Seventh stieet. Ho cluims that the
woman bad been going witb another
woman of whom he did not approve and
he had told Lulu she would either have
to cease tnis friendship or else leave him.
She chose tho latter, he claims. He also
states that he has endeavored to care for
the children and did not squander money
on other women. !
JUDOE WILL HAIOIIT S DEATH
Consumption, After Months of Lingering,
Ends His Career
A bright light in tbe American world
of law went out yesterday, and a scholar
ly gentleman ceased to live when Will
Haigbt, tbe well known lawyer, died at
bis home at Eighth street and Vernont
aveuue.
Mr. Haight died at 10 o'clock a. m.,
after an illness of three niontns. He
bad been long suffering from lung disease,
hut at that timo be was forced to retire to
bis borne and has not left it for three
months.
Mr. Haigbt has been in tbis city only
about a year, but be bas made scores of
faithful friends and warm acquaintances,
who speak higuly of him. Notable among
tbem are his friends, the widely Known
George J. Denis, United States district
attorney, to ; whom Mr. Height was ap
pointed assistant by President Cleveland,
and the Hon. C. W. Eldridge of Massa
chusetts and California, the celebrated
autbority on United States internal reve
nue law. Mr. Haigbt leaves a widow and
three children.
Will Haigbt was born in New York,
not yet forty years ago, and began life
there as a telegraph messenger boy. By
application to telegraphy in odd moments
be beca-ne an operator, "and by nis abil
ity became confidential operator for Jay
Gould. From tbat responsible position
be went to a situation in tne department
of justice ut Washington, where lie rose to
the position of cnief clerk. Ho had been
studying law industriously, and when he
lin.ally moved to Atlanta, Ga., he became
United States attorney for that state.
When Grover Cleveland was elected
Haight was succeeded by the son of Gov
crnr Hernill of Georgia, hut be was ap
pointed master in chancery and United
States commissioner. Then it was over
work broke dorm his health and he came
to Southern California to die. Consump
tion followed bard on pneumonin, but
tho indefatigable man could not remain
idle and had hardly been hero two
months when he went back to Washington
and returned with an order appointing
him assistant to United States Attorney
Denis. Haight was a pleasant gentleman
and a sound lawyer.and all who come in
contact with him join with his family
iv mourning bis death.
POLICE COURT NOTES
Some of the Cases Acted Upon by Judge
Owens Yesterday
Louis Palmer was lined $5 by Justice
Owens yesterday foi disturbing the peace.
William N. Farrell bad to pay $20 for vio
lating the liquor ordinance. T. J. Stone
was tried on a charge of disturbing the
peace ami discharged.
The case against E. A. Dreyfus, charged
with petty larceny, will be" tried on the
13th at 9:80 a. m.
John JCmii lns paid $5 for having com
mitted nattery upon a friend.
J. Murray can tell the court on the 10th
whether or not he distuibed the peace as
alleged in the complaint.
Several drunks wero lined small sums.
Board of Supervisors
Pico bridge was ordered repaired yester
day, it being deemed in an unsafe condi
tion. Ninety idles will be driven on tbe
eust side of the river.
Tbe bids of the Excelsior Bridge com
pany were accepted for the construction
ot tbe San Francisquito, Galabasas and
Northern and McNally bridges.
Tho certificates of the special tax levy
cf $1.")()(), made by tbe Santa Monica school
district were filed..
A circular letter from J. A. Filcher,
sercetary of the slate board of trade, was
read, asking for action by the board on
a proposed appropriation toward a state
exhibit at the Atlanta exposition. The
supervisors appropriated %JSO toward tbe
enterprise,to he returned should the state
not make an exhibit tbere.
Palace in the Skies
Is tho new term for Echo Mountain
house. Mt. Lowe railway connects tbia
house with the Terminal and Santa Fe
trains. See Mount Lowe railway time
table, tbis paper.
3LQ3 AKGELES HERALD; FRIDAY MOEXIXG,AUGX T ST 9, 1895.
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELD
Tbe Exchange Committee Returns From
San FrancNco
Comparative Figures Showing the Growth of
the Oil Industry Since June—Notes
From Among the Derricks
The committee consisting of W. H.
Heron, John Hums and F. W. Flint,
which wont to Man Francisco in the in
terests of the Los Angeles oil producers,
returned yesterday afternoon. Their re
port will be given today at the meeting
of the oil exchange, which will be beld
at .'i o'clock at the office of tho Combina
tion Oil company "n Oma,ha street. No
statement has been mado by them further
than tiiat they had a very successful trip
and are prepared to report interesting
figures to the oil men. They were
heartily received in tbe northern metrop
olis und thoir efforts to extend tho mar
ket for Los Angeles oil was met with an
eager and substantial response.
The following is v comparative stale
ment showing the number of wells in
tbo held on June 4th of this year and
the number aim condition of those at
present being operated:
In June thero were twenty-five wells
drilling, ami twenty in process of con
struction. There were also several outfits
for building not being operated.
At the present writing there arc thirty
eight wens drilling, and seven wells
Which are boing prepared to be pnt
down. The wood rigs now built and
building number twenty-live. In addition
there are two wells lishing for tools that
havo become fast or broken. There are
200 wells "connected up," as the oil men
say, that is, in condition for operation.
The lower oil was struck yesterday
afternoon in the American Oil company's
new well at First and Belmont streets.
The oil is practically tbe same as that
found elsevJhere in the lower sand stratum,
and was reached at about the same
depth. 900 feet.
The Phoenix Oil company has con
tacted fur live new we lis to be bored on
their lots on Roukwood street, near Bel
mont avenue. Oneol the livo has already
begun to produce oil, having turned out
200 barrels during the last twenty-four
hours. The same company will begin on
two additional wells in a short lime.
At tbe extremo western end of the field
there are three new wells being dug.
These are just above tne Nelson well
which has done such phenomenal spout
ing during the past week.
Wilkeson & Hamilton commenced work
yesterday on a new well on Rockwood
street.
Casing is being put down in tbo Far
West Oil company's well on First street.
It has been sunk to a depth of 1070 feet
and is now tliroueh tho first sand.
MADE A VERY FAST RUN
Special Theater Train Breaks tbe
Night Record
The Time Was Twenty-two Minutes From
Santa Honlca-by-the-Sea to the
Arcade Depot
Engineer W.H. Chambers of the South
ern i'aciric succeeded in breaking; the
record for fast night running between
Snata Monica nnd Los Angeles last night.
A special theater t.-aio consisting of four
coaches, hauled by a Schenectady engine,
No. 1344, left Santa Monica at 7 :30 o'clock,
witb fifty-six passengers" aboard. At
7:52, just 22 minutes later, tbe train
rolled into tbe Arcade depot and the fast
night run had been made. Chambers
pulled the throttle wide open after leav
ing Santa Monica and tbe train dasbed
along at a speed of over a mile a minute.
At The Palms the engineer shut down
and ran much slower over the switches,
but between that station and Ivy Cham
bers ran at v forty-mile clip. At Univer
sity the train came almost tv a dead stop
and picked up to a safe rate to the city.
Chambers is one of tbe best and most
cautions engineers on tbe road and would
bave lowered nis record considerably bad
be not cared to endanger tbe lives of tbe
passengers.
The Federal Building
' The federal building is about to un
dergo some needed changes. The aide
walk is not to be mended, but tbe upper
story is to be amonded. Custodian J. T.
Gaffey has received the plans from Wash
ington and has already advertised for
bids. The second and third floors will be
so altered tbat all tbe federal otlices will
be under tbe same roof instead of being
scattered to the four winds. Tbe changes
do not include the postoftice Hoor and
basement.
Filed With the County Clerk
F. O. Engstroni vs. Mrs. L. M. McDon
ald and Stella V. Low; suit for $74, pcy
nient for building material furnished.
JB. D. Patton and E. W. Davies vs. E.
DTHrown et al., bondsmen; suit for $550
bond and costs, on a contractor's bond.
William Hays vs. Eliza O. Davis; suit
to quiet title to a lot in tho Wright tract.
George L. Mesnager, executor, vs. Lc
oridas M. Roberts, executor, et al.;
piuys for a settlement of account.
Petition for letters of administration;
Frank M. X elsey, in tbo estate of Jacob
U. Rellur, deceased.
Dick Not the One
A communication has been received at
this office which reads as follows:
Editor Herald:—Will you please state
in next day's issua tbat Dick Woud is nut
the one referred to in the suloon steal
ing, corner Ljs Angeles and First streets,
by a bone player, as he was tending bar
nt Mechanics' hall at the time stated.
This vindicates myself to friends. Yours
sincerely, DICK WOOD.
Santa Fe Trains for Santa Monica
Leave daily at 0 a. rh., 10 a. m., 1:20 p.
m., 5:25 p. m. Siturday special at 7
o'clock.
Eckstrom does the wall paper business of the
city, lie has a large stock, food taste and cor
rect prices.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
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A UNIQUE INDIAN DISPLAY
Dr. Frank M. Palm;r's Wonderful and
Priceless Collection
Will Be Placed In the Cases Already Prepared
for It In the Chamber ol Commerce
Gallery Next Week
That reliable and conservative, yet pro
gressive organization, the chamber of
commerce, tiiat is always on tbo alert to
further the interests ot this section ami
•jomnitinily has, among other recent
achievements, secured the magnificent
and unique collection of Indian curios
owned by Dr. Frank M. l'ahnor for ajper
raanent display. This v duahic anil in
teresting collection was aescribed at
length several weeks ago in these col
umns, and that it will be as accessible as
it will he when placed in the chamber, is
a matter of congratulation to very many
who aro interested in archcological re
search, and cannot but prove instructive
to the most casual visitor. The cases
ordered by the chamber for its reception
and preservation havo just been put in
place on tables also built for that pur
pose. They are six in number and four
of them measure about ten feet in length,
thirty-four inches in width and they are
twenty inches deep.
The other two aro larger and will be
used for tbe big stone mortars used tor
grinding meal, and for cooking utensils
of stjne, wood and basketry. The cases
are made of glass that lit closely to a
wooden Mooring or bottom, covered
smooth and lint with a dark red cloth
that wiil make a most desirable and
effective background for the Deatitiful
stone, wood, shell and bona curios of
which the collection consists.
Dr. Palmer, who is a dentist by profes
sion, will close his otlico next week, about
August loth, for a brief vacation, part of
which lie will use for the moving and
disposition of his tieasurc. It is now
carefully and fully catalogued and in
dexed, and when placed under the class
cases in the chamber will be a liberal ed
ucation to ali who will take the trouble
to examine it with any degree ot under
standing As was said in the general
wr ; te-iip given it in The Herald a short
time ago, the collection is tbe envy of
all men and women who know anything
at all about tbe matter and students of i
archeology, both here and abroad re
gard it as an unique monument to Dr.
Palmer's zeal and patience, and a re
markable achievement In that as it
stands it is a complete chain of evidence
of tne ante-civilized history of the coast
and island Indians. There aro no links
wanting In this chain and each speci
men is absolutely (lawless and perfect of
its kind, making the collection one that
is matchless in this or any other coun
try. With such a priceless and extraoidi
nary display along the western gallery at
the chamber, nil visitors may be both*en
tertained and enlightened in many ways,
and that they may better understand
not only what the collection represents,
but some of the interesting facts and data
connected witli it. a series of articles
will be found in The Herald, beginning
as soon as the display is in piace, in
which each department in turn will be
tnken up and its principal features ex
plained.
HIGHLAND WATER COMPANY
Garvanza and Highland Park to Be
Supplied
The articles of incorporation of the
Highland Water company were filed yes
terday. The company will devote itself
to developing water and supplying it to
Highland Park, Garvanza and Los An
geles. The capital stock is $100,000, $52,
--800 of which has been paid up.
The directors and stockholders are E.
H. Winans. $32,000; Jay A. Winans,
$1000; Martha Winans, $1000; D. R. Brear
ley, $1000; W. J. Washburn, $3800; W. J.
Washburn, trustee, $14,000.
A Denial From nr. Selvage
B. F. Selvage, who was accused of mak
ing an assault upon • Mrs. Kelly, the
mother of A. J. Kelly, denies most stren
uously tbe allegation made against him.
He says that he was rooming at the Phoe
nix lodging bouse, 138' X North Bpring
street, the week helore Fiesta, and asks
if the assault did occur why it was not
mentioned Before?
Made Happy
Another victim of the landlord today.
No more rent: he's done gone and done
it. Possibly It may seem strange to you
that a man. or rather his wife, *ouM
ever want to do anything but rent; mais
vous, vous trompes; and we would sug
gest that you come up and experience the
pleasant sensation of having your limb
elongated and get a sample of our zephyr
§uddin'. Breezy Langworthy Co., 220 S.
prtng.
Shipwreck Excursion
The steamer Collis will leave mammoth
wharf at 1:30 p. m. Sunday, carrying
passengers desirous of witnessing the
tlnitcd States life saving service exhibi
tion from the seaward. Fare 25 cents per
passenger. We will run 30 trains on Sun
day. Time table in the paper. .Southern
Pacific's round trip 50 cents.
At Santa Monica Saturday
Grand parade of tne G. A. R.; clam
bake in the morning. Sale of sea-side
home lots in the Bandini tract. Ship
Kolipse from New York discharging gen
eral cargo ot Fort Lo* Angeles. Soo our
time table in paper. Southern Pacifio
round trip, 50 cents.
Kregelo <fc Breseo, tuneral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 24:).
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less expenditure, by more promptly
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the needs of physical being, will attest
tbe value to health of the pure liquid
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Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptabl', and pleas
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It lias g'.veu satisfaction to millions nnd
met with the approval of the medical
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Q DR. JORDAN & CO.'S
«am GMT MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
Jj >Or>l Market St., ban Francisco
B oJLb \ (Between Oth and 7th Sts.)
1 iJOfw n f: ° RIIU l earn bow A*ondcrfully --ou
■sV* ro made and how to avoid ticklics*
ffttt If it"r.aid disease. Museum enlarged with
sV m thousands of new objects. Adnus
* ** sion 25 eta,
I'rivnte Office— same llu tiding
10.-» l Itlurkct Street—Diseases ol men:
stricture, loas of manhood, diseases ot the akin
and kidneys quickly cured without the use ol mer
cury. Treatment personally or by letter. Bead
lor book.
Old established and -•'table practitioners.
|J. T. SHEWARD
■TPHEY CAME TO HAND
yesterday.
Black, Navy, Wine, Cardinal, Green and Brown
all-wool Serges.
The price, 35c a yard.
STORM SERGES,
Navy and black.
The best you ever saw for the money.
50c a yard.
Bradford, England,
ALE-PURE MOHAIRS
In small neat figures,
50c a yard.
SCOTCH MIXTURES,
In new fall colors.
Strictly all wool.
50c a yard.
SPECIAL.
A fine lot of strictly pure Mohairs in small, neat
figures. Blacks only. Worth a dollar fifty.
Sold for a dollar fifty all over America.
Here today $1.00 a yard.
NIGHT GOWNS.
Worth and sold everywhere for $1.25 up to $2.00.
Here in the largest assortment 89c.
Take a look at the big values in the show windon^
More and better styles are on the big second floor.
Anything in the windows will be taken out
if you prefer them.
Tliry are not only for show but for sale as well.
SAILOR HATS, 50 CENTS.
A dollar all over the city.
Compare prices. Compare qualities;
A FEW WRAPPERS, TODAY 89 CENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEili LOS ANGELES T HEHTEH "
C M. WOOD, Leasee. H. C. WYATT, Manager.
Tonight, August 9th
SSL. Lyceum Theater Company
. THE PLAYERS .
Herbert Kelcey, Stephen Grattan, Isabel Irving. Katherine Florence.
W. J. LeMoyne. Walter Hale Mrs. Charles Walcot, Mrs. Thomas WhlSen.
Charles \\ aleot, Ford. Gottschalk, Annie Irish, Maud Venner
Fritz Williams, Ernest Tarleton, Elizabeth Tyree, Edward W ilks
Wilfred Buekland.
THE PLAYS —
_„„__ ~T „ fa ' u i la J „Lr S t ! ', ee- "T HE CASE 0F REBELLIOUS SUSAN."
TONIGHT—"THE AMAZONS." I TONJGHT— "THF AMACnMaI •»
Saturday Bight only, Aug. 10--THE WIFE." E AMAZONS/*
Prices if 1.80, $1, 7f3c, 50c and 25c. SEATS NOW ON SALE.
NBlni LOS KNGSLES THERTEH jc. M. Wood, Lessee.
, . )H.C. Wyatt, Mgr.
I Tuesday, August 131 aggmi*
First presentation in mmmlmmm mmmmmmwmm^ l^ Presented with el ab
lins city ol /\ orate scenery and
original great cast,
Hovt's =BLACK==
"V 13 CHPPD Otis Harlan as
Latest eflort and illtCr "HfiT
greatest success «—^OIUII
Prices $1, 75c, 50c and 250. SEATS NOW ON SALE.
HHZHRD'S PKiflL-lON
FIFTH STREET, OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK
The Society Event g pj^gg,
Prof. O. R. OLEASON j
King ol Horse Tamers, and his great rllflP'SsV tf^^^^^
company of Expert Horsemen, %^v'WfiflL»<ffi,iß
Exhibitions of INJM, J|
Horsemanship j
ADMISSION 25c; reserved seats 25c extra. BEEDI: & WASS, Managers
SOUTH MAIN ST., 9V Performance every ev'nf
bet. First and Second including Sundays.
KENNEDY and LORENZ, The QARNELLAS, MUHLMANN TRIO, BLAND SISTERS
MAUD HARRIS, The SAVANS, BARTLETT and MAY
MATINEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Telephone 1447
BURBRN I-C THEHTER Fred a. Cooper, Manager.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTB
' + i i ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY i + +
Week commencing SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, anil every evening during the week aad Saturday
Mallnos. first appearance of the grent emotional actress
HISS ETHEL RPANDOIVI Sup! " ,rted b ' theful:stren S th of The Cooper
1 A-.iiiS-.a-. UIV/A. 1 stock Company in the Celebrated Drama
tf THB SHHDOUiS OP X GREKX CITY
With elegant new Soenerv anil singe settings. Sunday evonln r— "TIIE OCTOROON."
rrices never waver—ls, 20, 30, 50, Tic. Seats reserved a week, ln advance without extra charg*
SSSSSSBBBBaBSBSBMBSBBSSSSBBBBBa^BSSBI BBHBBSSSSBSSBIBBSSBBK. '
Burbank Theater "
=OUT THIS COUPON OUT ,
And when presented by any adult nnd 25c, or any child under 15 Years and 10c,
they will be admitted to
" The Shadows of a Great City" Matinee Saturday, Aug. 10
NEW VIENNK BUFFET,
With Family Entrance and Family Departments.
.. „ , 114-110 Court Street. LO3 Angeles, Cat
tree refined entertainment every evening from 7:110 to 12 o'clock. Matinee Monday aad
Saturday from 12 to 2:JO p.m. Mrs! appearance lv l.os Angeles of liie great
Operatic: Concert Company, consisting of 2 ladles, agents
The McLELLAND SISTERS. So tg and uance Soubrettes
MISS VER DE VKKE, Balladlat. MISS MINNIE (ill BERT, Soubrette. In connection with the
NEW VIENNA BUFFET ORCHESTRA, MR. WI6oRK FANSTER, Di rector
Fine Commercial Lunch, lincst cuisine. Austria-Hungarian Kitchen and meats ala
carte at all hours.
THHLIK CONCERT 323-325 DOWNEY BLOCK. N. MAIN ST.
First appearance ol The Eccentric Comedian, The American Nightingale,
MISS GENEVA HAZLETON BILLY tIORTON MISS GERTIE RAVEN
. Cone rt irom 1:30 to 12. change of programme every week.
ADMISSION FUEL. N. B.—closed tuudaya. Next week now faces.
T*HE PHLHCE,
1 OUNTHER w Mo "* l >«
FIRST-CLHSS CONCERT HHLL
With the celebrated BERTH, FAMILY, formerly Witb Vienna Buffet
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Iron and Viood working Machinery Belting, Packing, Wood Pll leys, Dynamos, Motorsa*4
Electrical Supplies. ,THE MACHINERY SUPPLY CO.. 105 N. B :oadway. I'bone HOT.
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