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THE WEATHER
LO9 ANOELES. T>ee. IK, 190»;_
time I ttSHrPrn. \ iCH.lWtndlVellWwtnw
K_ivtnj_M.3SJ_>i() I 37 I W |12 |ClouHv.
Mnxlmiim temperature, «:>.
Minimum temperature, 4«
Rainfnll pnst 24 hours. .03.
Rainfall for unison, 3.09.
Weather Conditions
By AK«ocl«ted Pr«»».
BAN FRANCISCO. T>ec. 18.— ITn-fttled
■weather continues over the entire. Paci
fic ro««t. Light ralnn have fallen In
Southern Cnllfornlii and nlong the
northern eoa«t. The prtssure In rlsln«
Klowly, but iiuileatlons are Mill un
favorable for settled fnlr weather.
Routlicn.it storm warning is displayed
at Kim'kn. ' ...
The Indications fire, that Tuesday will
be Tor the moxt pnrt cloudy with fresh
youth winds and light rain.
Forecast
Lou Angeles nnd vlelnlty— Cloudy,
vnsettied weather Tuesday; fresh
n-ext winds.
. MARRIAGEJLICENSES
LOSSIN-LEHMANN-Albert 11. Loiislli,
27, native of Oermany und resident of
I<os Angeles, nnrt Ida. N. H. Lehniann.
25. ha live ot New York nnd resident of
Lrifi Anaelen.
JONES-RKED-John A. .Tones, 29. tin-
tlvo of Kentucky nnd resident of Los
•Angeles, nnd Nina K. Heeil, 2H, nallve of
Indiana, and resident of Downey.
VAN NORMAN-WALTKR-Jamei* L. Vnn
Norman. 2<. native of Texas and resi-
dent of Sun Frnnc-lweo, nnd Loulo I. Wnl-
ters, 21, native of Indiana und resident
of Lns Angeles.
I,ORENHON-HOLLENUECK-T-oren C.
Lorenson. 21, nntlve. of Denmark and
resident of Los AngelCH. ond Emma Ilol-
lenheek, 20, native of California and
resident of I,o« Angeles.
HOWINH-LOHERO— Howard 11, llnwlns.
SO, nallve of Indlnmt and resident of
Los Angeles, and Marion 11. Loberg, SS,
nutivo of AVlscon.sin and resident of
Los Angrles.
WARD-LENTON— Justus P. "Wnrd. 2 n . nn-
tlve ot Montana, nnd resident of Long
. Heneb. nnd Allen 10. Lenton. 22, nallve
of New Jersey nnd resident of Los An-
KDWARDB-CALDWKLL — Joseph F.ii-
wards, ."W, nnllvo of Illinois and resident
Of XiOf Angeles, anil Anna. Cniriwell. Jit.
natlvo of New York nnd resident of Los
CATKS-DANBREY— WIIIinm M. Cites. 75.
natlvo of Englnnd nnd resident of Pasa-
dena, find Elizubetli T. Dnnbiey. ::7,
natlvo of England and resident of I'asa-
VVALKEn-ROCKWOOr)— Henry W. Wal-
ker. 42. native of Massachusetts and
resident nf Hakersfleld. nnd Anngeneltß
F. Roekwood, 32, native of Massachu-
setts mid resident of Los Angeles.
DAVIS-ROBERTS— Frank Davis, 39, na-
tive of lowa and resident of San Pedro,
nnd Jennie Roberts, 2!>. native of Kan-
sas nnd resident of Kan Pedro.
GAST-REIfIARD— John R. <iast. fit. nn-
tlve of Pennsylvania nnd resident nf
Mlfflinhurg. Pa., and Blanoho K. Rol-
garri, 42. native of Illinois and resident
. it Freeport, 111.
DEATSi
PAGE— George, <ir,n South Snto. native
of Missouri, ostoosarcoma, Dec. IS,
. nged 64.
"WILLIAMS— Lambert, nr.r. East IMeo.
native of England, senility, Dec. 17,
aged 74.
LAUGHLIN— Sarah, 1!>12 Atlantic, na-
tive -of California, "tuberculosis, Dec.
17. aged 33.
LOCK— Anna, 444 Kast Thirty-fifth, na-
tive of Nebraska, heart disease, Dec.
1 7. aged 33.
CARROLL— KarI. Kcceiving hospital,
nativity unknown, phthisis, Dec. lu.
"aged 24.
NOTTEIt — Charles, 330 South Hoover,
native of Canada, prunshot wound, sui-
cidal Dec. 17, need 89.
SMITH— C. 8., 172 Newton, nallve or
Texas, heart dlseaso, Dee. 17, aged :IH.
THOMAS— Ruby. LoB Angeles, native
I of Colorado, meningitis, Dec. IS, ngcu
■1 month.
RAY— Jacob, jr.. SIH Kohier, native of
California, mnli-emnsis jaundice, Doc.
18. aged 4 days.
KETCHAM— Van Huron. 144(1 East
■Fourth, native of Now York, tubercu-
losis, Dec. IS. apod 72.
"WIRCHOWSKY— WoIf. M2 Dummmun.
. native of Riis.sl.-i, nephritis, Dec. 17.
aged 4S.
TlLLMAN— Abrnhnm, County hospital,
native of Russia, tuberculosis, l>oo.
18, aged IS.
SMlTH— Dorothy. SOO East Avenue r,7.
natlvo of California, premature birth.
7~>ec. 14, aged 1 day.
KODGERS— Ben, County hospital, nn-
• tlvo of Pennsylvania, tuberculosis.
Pec. 15. aged 59.
FRITZ — Cliarlos, County hospital, nn-
tive of Ohio, tuberculosis, Dec. 17.
VEfiLALOnOP— Hosends, 1717 Atlantic,
native of California, pneumonia, Dee.
16. aged S months.
PEARCE— WIIIet. 21 3 West Twenty -
first, native of Rhode Island, senility,
Dec. 16, aged 80.
Peck A Chass Co., unflertnkers nnd
rrnb-ilrruTs: lady assistants. 433 S. Hill.
Tel. Main 61.
BIRTHS
LITTLE--. Win, nnd wife, 1117 Town?
avenue. August IS, 1005, a girl
BlARD— Marshall and wife, 2UIS Michi-
gan. NovmliiT f!0, I!tnr.. n girl.
BRESEE~BROSrCO." JffitlF**
BROADWAY AND SIXTH STREET
Lady assistant attends ||MnCDTAI/rDC
Ladles andchiidren. UlVUtnlAtXrnO
PIERCE BROS. & CO.
Funeral dt.-aetors, 810-812 S. Flower street.
Our lady undertaker, Mlsa Elizabeth
Thompson, in attendance for women and
children day or night. Phone Main 1827;
Home 227.
CUNNINGHAM & O'CONNOR
UMIISHTAKKHS, have removed to 1031
S. Grand avenue. Phones — Main 403;
Horn* 403. '
DIED
DOBBINS-Sarah ])., In Los Angeles, Dec
17, lliO,". Funeral from Methemla Prcsby ■
terlan elmreli. I>t-i-. ?Q, »t 2 p. in.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
>,-. — M i^>.,.-._ j> __-.___._.__ > .. m . ii _ i^ iii . ,_._ _ M _ im
WE SELL THE EARTH.
UAHSKTT & SMITH.
First elass business; $70,000 sales lnst
year; estimated to reach Jmi.uuu this
year: 25 per cent protlt.
BAHSETT &; KMITII, L. A. R. 8.,
-O-Va 80. Broadway, Rooms 207-8.
FOR SALE-A FINE STOCK OF <iH<>-
cerlea, hardwure, paints, ete. ; this ih
your opportunity to step Into u cood
paying old established business on .i
splendid corner; a chance like, this is
not open every day; It is a money-
maker and u barguin; don't miss it; lit
um show it to you.
BENTHAM & FARNHWORTH,
W7 Chamber of Commerce.
JUST LIKE BANKING— ANjToROEKrf
for decorating or house painting en-
trusted to our earn will relieve you
of much anxiety. Try us. Work and
prices guaranteed. WALTIiIt BUOa.,
V27 S. Spring St.
FOR SALE— ONK OF THE NICES'I'!
cleanuHt restaurants In the city. A
lliiuor liucnuo with this one. A bar-
gain.
BROWN & WOODS, 312 Fay bids.
FOR SALE-A SCHOLARSHIP JN THE
Lop. Angeles College of Fine Arts, at
a very low figure Addiens BOX 106.
Herald.
FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY, KKW' WA-
Kon, mi-to-dnte 111 evury ww a y. l'ays
$100 per month: must be Mold, uh owner
_ls_«lek. C'_iL 101 _.i_. J i^X KU HTREKT.
IJUY BULLFItdd UUNdTk"aBK~YOIJH
- broker.
PIANOS
PiANOa BOLD ON KAhTTATutiNTS^
i'lanoi rented at low ruton. A. Q.
MURDNEH I'IANO HOUSE. Ltd.. 118
WiiKtoji «t. Tel. Cluck 2221; Hume
am.
Help— Maf
HUMMEL RRO3. & CO .
—EMPLOYMENT AOENTS—
A strictly flrst-clas-, rellnbls flgeney
All klmls of help promptly furnished.
Your orders -.olleltcd.
11«-119 East Second street.
Between Main and Lo« Angeles dts.
Largest and best equipped olTlce*
on the Pnelflo const.
HUMMEL imOB. * CO.,
116 and 1 IS B, 2d St.
Telephones— Mn In RO9.
I\ome 809.
WANTEIJ^YOt T NO~MKN TO~LEAIIN
Hhow card writing. Only field not
overcrowded. We tench by mall nnd
B'larantee (mcrens. Complete eonrse $10.
RasT terms. Write for fre* catalogii' 1 .
WESTERN DKSIONINd CO., 131 Mont-
gomery pit., Han Francisco. .■ ■ ■■._'
WANT CAirPF.NTF.R-WILL HIVE %X,»
work; part ensh, part applied on JISDO
cottage. SIDDALL. 207 Copp Bldg.
BO YS WANTKD-OOOD, LIVE. HUSKY
boys to carry papers. Apply CIRCULA-
TION DEPT,, HERALD OFFICK, «■■-
Help— Female
LADIES— TO DO PIKCE WORK AT
home; we furnish nil materials; and pay
from $7 to $12 weekly. Send stamped
envelope, to Royal Cu., 34 E. Monroe,
Chicago,
Money
11300 R NET, llf.lo 7 NET, H YEARS; ~k7-
i'"i™ cottages. SIDDALL, 207 Copp
To Purchase — Re.->l Estate
WANTED TO PI'TICIIASE, DIRECT
from owner, tln> bcnl 'i-tooin intlagi-
on west side, for »_:,00 or less. Buyer
is wiiillng.
THE SI'N I,ANI> CO. (tne,),
Iy. A. It. 1!. Itolll plloncs ,5.",00.
201 Qrant building.
WANT— HOLLYWOOD Cm FOOTHILL
for clear land or cottage. SIDDALL, 207
Copp Blrlg.
To Rent
WANTED— ' ""
ALL OWNERS
OF RENTAL PROPERTY
TO KNOW THAT WE
DO A RENTAL BUSINESS
DON'T WORRY
• IF YOU WANT A TENANT
LIST YOKR PROPERTY
WITH IS
MINKS A- KA II IS II.
315 SOUTH HILL STR E ET.
Real Estate .
WANTED — VACANT LOTS FROM
owners only. If you own any vacant
lots in West Adums Iliiglifs that yon
want In s.-ll send it to my office and
We will sell it for yon.
.lAH. V. HALDWIN.
G36-Kt7-T>3S HERMAN W HELLM.VN
H1.1H1., -ITU AND SPRLNCt STS.
Misccllanecji
WANTED— DEALERS AND I'Al'ER-
hangoi'S to write for sumtiln books ol
burlaps, shades, wall paper, paints,
varnishes, etc. WALTER BROS.. 627
S. Spring
\VANT HORSE, WACSON OR PIANO AS
payment on cottage. SIDDALL, 207
Copp Kldg. .
SPECIAL NOTICES
AVALIi"I>ApiiITsALE
Don't miss the opportunity before
taking inventory all short lots In our
retail department must be cleaned
out. Fetch the sizes of your rooms.
Compare these prices with others.
Applique shades 3oc, best paint $1.5u
gallon, best floor wax 4'io. lioust
paints and enamels, package, 10c up,
varnish slain, one-half pint, 20c pint.
Pirn: liquid gold paint cup and brush
25c; llorene the durable varnish for
Hour ana llneoloum, nint 60c, iiiian
?1.00; our burlups are. heavier than
others can lie pasted, retlnted or re-
painted. 7(> inch natural 20c, 36 Inch
dyed 15c, 40 inch dyed 20e. Try our
enamels — make things shine llko a
mirror. Best paint $1.50 gal.
WALTER BROS.. 627 S. Spring St.
WATCHES CLEANED DOc. MAIN
springs 60c. Warranted. Buy old gold,
H.OO pennyweight. 451 SOUTH MAIN.
EASTERN FRENCH DRESSMAKER
will go out by the day lu families. Box
3*. Herald.
BUY BULLFROU ItUNDLE. ASK YOUR
broker.
MONEY TO LOAN
I HAVE MONEY TO~LO^N~IjN~ALL
KINDS OF GOOD SECURITY IN
SUMS -TO, SUIT AT CURRENT
JAMES B. THRELKELD.
201 FAY ULDU., 32U W. THIRD ST
TELEPHONE : SUNSET MAIN 203.
HOME 8253.
NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without indorsees; easy payments,
pobitlvely lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
5::iU. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO..
ti_S-G29 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
ANY AMOUNT O~S FURNITURE,
pianos, live stock, etc., without removal
or publicity; also on diamonds, machin-
ery, merchandise, etc ; reliable business
houso. COLYEAR FURNITURE CO..
32.' South Main St.; phones Main Ili7,
Home 2154.
M O N E YTO LOA N^TU OM A slTw A X>IT
WORTH. 319 & 320 Douglas bldg., will
lend money on rity or county real estate.
ATTORN EYS-AT.LAW
MARRIACE LAWS, ESTATES S!2T^
tied, cullcctlons made, confidential and
■lim'k, ( ,p(. n every evening. Notary pub-
lie. E. HARDEBTY, rooms 1-2-3, l_sy s
S. Spring st.
MARillA<_E~ANl> I'ROBATE LAWS \
specialty. No 1> V ' without success. K. P.
MOREY, 52] Stlmson blk., oor, 3rd and
Spring. Phone U7IS. Open evenings.
DIVORCE LAWS— ADVICE FREE- NO
fee without success; private. J. H
SMITH, 122 W. Third St., Room 106. " 1
to 5 p. in.
W. W. lIOLCOMIi. ATTORNEY. AD-
vlco free. Domes-tic law specialty.
211 W. FIRST.
DENTISTS
icj ii Fi~ii an"'dkntal"co.7 ~
107 N. Spring ist.— Painless extracting,
lilllng, crown and bridge work. llexlbU
ruuber plates. Pure gold fillings, 75c
up; all other fillings, 60c up; cleaning
teeth. 50i: up; gold crowns and bridge
work, J2.M up; seta teeth, J2.50 up. Also
open evenings and Sunday forenoons.
DR. WM. BACHMAN, -THE WBLL-
known Mlnueapoll* dentist, peimi-
nently located 209-210 Johnson Bldtf.,
4th and Bdway. Home 6832. M. lil«o
FRANK hTkVF.NS. SWj SO. SPRING
PHYSICIANS
DR^^TJirTlßa! cXRTEit~SUCCESS-
fuIIy treat all female diseases and Ir-
regularities; 20 years' experience; con-
sultation fret. Hours, U a. in to 8 p,
in.; Sundays, 10 to IS a. m. 204 MKK'
PANTILE PLACE, over WB.Hprlng.
SOUTHERN HOME FOR LADIES DUK-
Ing conllnement; homes for children.
DR. C. E. SMITH. 727 Bellevuo avo.
Tel, Main 2364.
DR. TAYLOR— FKMALK~sFiii<SIAMBT
and oiiHlLtiic-tj. IiELASCO TiIEATEH.
Main st. v
PATErrrSANtiPATENTRiGHTS
TOWNSENd! LYTJ^^TiACKLEY 2.
PATENTS OBTAINED IN ALL COUN-
tries, tiudemarks and copyrights regis-
tered; patent, tiademark tuid copyright
cults ill all courts. KOOMB 504-7, Mer-
clittiita TruKt Company building. Tolu-
pliuui'H, Homo il!»l. Sunset Malu 5129.
HAZARD & HAHPHAM. PATBNTB.
I'lonocm. BP.UIMU tt bTU. liook tit.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1905.
ron rent
House*
FOR RENT-THIS fi-ROOM MODERN
house: ftnely furnished; |40 per month.
LEAHY ft BON. 223 Mercantle place.
WANTED-MY HOARD FOR RENT OF
tint on S. Log Angeles st. W. E. REEVE,
Mriln 7OT ,
Room*
TOR IiKNT-TIIREK TINFURNISHEI >
rooms, $10 per month. 3fi2 HUENA
_ VISTA ST., 1 block from court house.
TO LET— MODERN FLATS— WATEK
free.
$13.50 — 5 rooms, 221 N. Flgtieroii.
$10 — 3 rooms, 204 N. Fremont.
$12—3 rooms, 212 N. Fremont.
$12—3 rooms, 334 S. Figueroa,
$16 — 3 rooms, 534 S. Flgueroa, fur*
niahed.
$16 — 3 rooms, 204 N. Fremont, fur-
nlahed.
118 — 3 ri.otus, 218 N. Fremont, fur*
WIK3RNpANQBR._-21 Lnughtln Bid.
Pasturage
65 ROOMS. FUIST CLASS. NONE BET-
ter; earth or exchange. SIDDALL, 207
_Copp_Bklg.
Storen and Officer,
TO LET-SEVERAL BEAUTIFULLY
decorated warerooms, each 33x75 feet;
well lighted, clean and airy; choice
centrn. location. Freight nnd passenger
elevator service. Unusually good quar-
ters for wholesale millinery, tailor, Jew-
eler or nny light manufacturing busi-
ness. •• Arplv 345-347 SOUTH SPRING
STREET.
SANITARIUM*
M^T'Mr^IiERT^^.^SA^TATIUJM^
Massage, electric, tub, Vapor, steam
baths, chiropody, manicuring, scalp
treatment, facial massage. 225 'A W.
First. Homo 3SOO. ■
BATHS AND MASSAGE
8WKD18lt«! MASSAGE WAND EXUSR-
rlscj.— Miss (J. Alouksoii, graduate from
Dr. Arveilson'H institute, Stockholm,
Sweden, MUS W. Washington street.
I'hone 21ii19 Ladles only.
BON TON BATH I' A R LORS— SWEDISH,
magnetic and scientific massage. Oppn
Stmlays. Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 p. in.
First lloor, 70314 S. BROADWAY.
THB MTfcHELL IiATH PARLORS—
vapor iuh baths nnd nnissag", alcohol
and oil rubs 218 N. MAIN ST., office
11. Open Sundays,
ELECTRIC TREATMENT, VAPOR AND
ppong'a bath .-Jiul massage, oil, alcohol
rubs. (ii2 S. UHOADWAY, room 10
New attendant.
NEWLY" OPENED— ELITE i BATH • AND
massage parlors; Now York graduates.
552 9. SPRING, 757 S. MAIN ST., rooms
10-21.
521 SOUTH HI LI*— VAPOR AND TUli
baths, massage for colds, rheuma-
tism, nervousness. Open every day.
Room !).
MRS. LEAMINU. 702 S! SPRING,
rooms 2211-227; vapor and - electric
baths massage; salt glow; flrßt-claaa
treatments.
NEWLY- OPENED-ELITE BATH AND
massage parlors; New York graduates.
752 S. SPRING, 7.17 S. MAIN ST., rooms
M ..NICURING AND BATH PARLORS,
formerly 245% S. Spring, now located 703
S. Broadway, 3d lloor. Open Sundays.
SULPHUMH, VAPOR, ELECTRIC, TUB
baths, massage, chiropody. Formerly
(ilS'/fc Spring. 701V. S. BDWY. Main 3133
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANKLIN
. street, including baths, massage and
electric blanket sweats for rheumatism.
FROM LONDON. REMOVED FROM
3.'2 S. Spring st. to 131V6 South Broad-
way, rooms 7 and S. Select.
FOR A <iOOD TUB OR VAPOR BATH
and massage no to 7.18'A SOUTH
GRAND AVE.; phone 6660.
MASSAGE AND KLELTRICAL TREAT-
ments given at room 11, tUO',4 S.
. SPRING.
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICAL TRUAT-
menfs uiven at HOO.M 11, lilO',<. South
Spring st.
BATHS AND SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.
Phone MAIN S:JOC; hours 11 a. m. to
10 p. in.
VIBRATION INST IT UTE-V APO R. OIL
nnd Alcohol rubs, massage. 251 13 AST
FIFTH ST.
BATHS— 3O9 W. TEMPLE ST. ROOM
2. Phone Homo 507(1.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CpLYEA^rvTAiKEHo"uSlirca!
415-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main office 324 South Main
Phones Main 1117, Home 2164. New and
absolutely fire proof storage; private
locked rooms for brlc-a-brac, pianos,
line furniture, etc. Trunks, boxes, etc.,
stored, 23c to 50c per month. We solicit
ycur patronage
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED FROM UB4 KAST^DT'sr'N^
day evening, a young bull terrier, with
■ 'lipped ears and brown spot over one
eye. Reward for >> his return, i'liono
HOME SUM). t
LOST - DECEM HER 1" - A DAPPLE
gray hor.sp, wi-ight about 1175. finally
mane. Fl.vlor iilease eall ii|. WEST . r iii.
PALMISTS AND MtOIUMS
JOHN SLATER, I ' R I vXT^rTrEAX>TxT!S
dally, 10 to I. Tho Saxonia, ,'!IS WeMt
Fifth. Next public seunce Wediics-
day eveninij 8:15 sharp. Hull 131i W.
FINANCIAL
LOANS NEGOTIATED WITH CARE
nnd promptness JAMES B. TIIREL-
KELD, Notary, 201 Fay Bldg., 320
West Third 3t. Main H93. Home 82.13.
LEGAL NOTICES
PR7DPO^AXs~TOR~inw?irnTDIjS^riTLTL
building, Department of the Interior,
Office of Indian Affairs. Washington, D.
C.. Nov. 22, 19U5. Sealed proposals. In-
dorsed Proposals for Industrial liulld-
ing, Riverside, Oal., and addressed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affuirs, Washing-
ton. D. C, will be received at the Indian
Office until 2 p. in. of Tuesday. January
2, I!KW, fur furnishing and delivering ilie
necessary materials and labor, required
to construct and complete a brick Indus-
trial building, with plumbing, electric
light and water und sewer connections, In
Htrlct accordance with phi us, Hpecltlca-
tious and Instructions to bidders, which
may be examined at this office, the offices
of tho "Improvement Bulletin," Minnea-
polis, Minn., the "Construction News,"
Chicago, 111., tho "Herald," Los Angeles,
Cal., flie "Chronicle," San Francisco, Cal.,
the "Morning Oregonlan," Portland, Ore.,
the "Inter Ocefln," Chicago, 111., the
Builders and Traders' exchanges,
Omaha, Neb., Milwaukee, Wis., St. Paul,
Minn., i Minneapolis, Minn., the North-
western Manufacturers' association, St.
Paul, Minn., the U. E. Indian Warehouses
at 2'~i South Canul St., Chicago, 111., 121
Wooster Bt., New York City, 815 Howard
St., Omaha, Neb., un South Seventh St.,
St. Louis Mo., 23 Washington Bt., San
Francisco, Cul., und at tho school. For
further Information apply to liarwood
Hall, Superintendent, Riverside, Califor-
nia.
: C. F. LARRAHKE,
■ 3 0-2.5.7-9.12-14-16-l 8 ACt "? S lBa '"»"-
Office . Constructing Cjnurtermaßter,
Prem-ntl, Ariz., Nov. 22, 1905— Sealed pro-
posal* In triplicate will he received here
until 3 ji. in.. December ffl, 1905. and then
opened for construction, plumbing, hot
water lieakliiK und uluctilo wiring ot hos-
pital at Whlppli! J'arrueks, Arizona.
Plans, specifications and other iuforoia-
lion lu this ofllco and In those of the
Chief Quartermaster, bun Francisco,
Cul., ami Denver, Coin., and tho Xtecrult-
injf Ofrttier, J.oh Angeles, Cal.
CIIAS. C. WALOATT. Jr.!
„ '. . ■-■,} fapt. anU A. (J. M.
LAHUB OROUP OF OOLD MINES,
controlling entire mountAln, covered
•with mining timber and abundance
of water; Owen river, conduit will tap
these lends about 4000 feet below
cropping*,, developing unexpeetec
chutes of ore; blKge.gt low grade tun-
nellnfrpropositlon In Southern Cali-
fornia. Owner now in Lou Angclo.*
offers flatterlni? inducements to par-
tics who will assist development.
Ledge avernirlnff live feet of $10 ore.
Address BOX 121. Herald Offlco.
MT. VERNON Ml NINO CO. WILL PAY
2 per cent dividend Jan. Ist, with a guar-
antee from us that the Olvldend will
Inereaan as fast as the company can
get thslr new mill running.
MOODY & CO.,
453 Huntington bldg., 6th and Main.
BUY BULLFROO BUNDLE. ASK YOUR
broker.
FOR SALE
V :i' ;,H0«...'-v ■-••,; ,~
FOR SALE-
ONE OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL HOMES- IN HOLLY-
WOOD.
Hollywood Is the finest spot In South-
ern CiillforniM for an all-year-round
villa home. This piece of property Is
located jiiHt Where the land gently
Is spread before one's eyes on one aide;
on the other stretches the heiiutipil
range of mountains. Thifl home Is built
no all those beauties can be. enjoyed to
l.»'."'t advantage,
A SPLENDID- LIVING ROOM.
For Instance the living room has
wlndowH on lliree sides iiml Is n per-
feelly (jraml room. Wl/.c- 1S.\:"I fc"f; ■Hie
plate kliimh wlnilow Ih ten Cert wldn, nnd
nil one plcie of'glfldfl; besides this there
ore live other large plate glass win-
ilowh In this one room; the miintnl l.s
right feet wiilo. Ik built of the finest
gruby tile (green) with the handsomest
onk Irhn, where woodwork Is nmd
alioilt tho mantel; It Ih handsomely pan-
eled ami there Is ii large shelf; Ihe
open ll replace is i|iiltr> large; walls nro
paneled with qiinrter-sawcfl oak of flVG-
ply thickness; doors* are made In the
same way and on a special piiltern;
beamed r,'llinii:i of heavy minrter-SHWed
oak of llnest grain; wooden frieze
an.iir.il lop of walls; large built-in
hookrnscs; si very handsome center
llghllng lixluro and fine specially ib--
sinned side lights: all with cut elass
globes; ran you imagine u liner living
room than this?
THE REMAINDER OF THE HOUSE.
The house has K rooms, Is n roni-
hlmttlon of bloiii» and frame; lower Huor
finished In i(iiarter-flaweri oak; fiu>sl
piano finish; several tnnntchi; rooms
paneled with beamed ceilings, all floors
made or »i i|iutrter-Rawcd onk: fine
bedrooms, eednr linen cloXOt, nnd H Other
cedar closets. 2 lin His, D lavatories, ;i
loilets, bllllnril-rooiu. rardroom, «erv-
ants' quurters on third Moor: large
cement basement; eastern furnace!
laundry, umisually large porch ch front
niul rear; ono im-iosed In glass which
makes a In u m il'ul room; gioumls lire
■ Hiox2or>; very fine 2-story barn with
servants' quarters. This property Is
well worth your Investigation if you're
looking for such a home.
ALTIIOUSE BROS..
211 'LAL'UIILIN BUILDING.
Main JIB. Homo ICx. 2>i3.
Of some of the most beautiful nnd ar-
listle homes m Soutnern California and
our rapid growth is an Indorsement
from the public that our work is satis-
factory nnd our methods are practical,
We build on monthly installments, same
as rent, or for cash. Call and mco us
and let us show you our plans and ipiotc
WESTERN BUILDING CO.,
403 Chamber of Commerce.
Phonos— 9SSoo; Main Sti-10.
tilt; COTTAGES BARGAIN.
• .VKIUil — t nouns. MODURN, M.;\V.
Fine iil.imhi.it iiml Imili; riiNy Iprina.
I.os \ii K Hc« Nlro-I. nvnr car hlioiin.
Would tnke lot In part payment.
SAX I'UDItO STREET BUNGALOW.
Sl.nii: 4 riioiiis. new.
Lot .10x120, eilKt front, nrnr enr
nliiiiin. \\ .mill Inkf Siiiih.vnlili- iii-rrniit.
IV. V. TIIOItM'! A CO., OWAKHS,
Room »11, _IS South lliikiilmmv.
Home KISI.
FOR SALE— HIGHLAND PARK.
Within two blocks of Occidental col-
lege, on high rising ground, splendid
modern, seven-room, sitory-and-a-half
house, strictly modern. This houso wns
built by Iho day and finished in everv
particular. Price w&0. Will ho raised
to JII.VIO if not sold by Jan. 1, 1900. Part
cash.
Six-room modern house on Adalr st.
In Soulb WoodlHwn tract. Lnrge-
rooniß and lot. Newly finished; never
been occupied. Up-to-date house.
THOS. .1. HAMPTON,
Ufl S. Broadway. L. A. R. B.
KEW (i-ROOM COTTAGE ON LOT Gox
160 to a li-rt. alley. This place Ih
Just completed, has cove ceilings,
tinted walls, pressed brick mante\
bulll-in i-hina closet, largo pantry,
and clothes closets; shades, cement
walk, etc. A bargain at $2350; $100
caßh, $2.'> per month. ■
New n-room modurn cottagrc near
W. Washington street, just being
completed, for $25, r >o: $250 cash, $20
per month. And I have others.
E. G. HKVF.NS,
227 Laußhlin lIIiIk.. :|ir, S. Ililuny.
Home plioiif HB2t.
TOR SALE— HOUSES, HOUSES.
KlIMio — New, modern, 5-room cot-
tage close in: $200 cash. $18 monthly.
m_U!j<l — psso cush. now, S. W.,
C rooms.
*2TOO — f»250 cash, new, S. W., G
looms. .
H-.-.oo — flinoo cash, new, S. W,, B
' . 0. H. JONES, 117 8. Broadway.
FOR SALE-S2GOO;' ABOUT $300 CASH;
new G-room lioumo, thoroughly modern;
combination tixtiiret*; lot fenced; c«-
meut walku. This Is on Austin street.
Take San Pedro street car, KW Austin
street. See agent, WM. N. IIOLWAV/,
211 Grant Bids- Homo im
FOR BALE— ! ! ! HPECIAL ! ! 1 ""
J4500
FOR MONDAY ONLY we cun 801l a
fine 7-ruoni, IVa-Htory bungalow in iho
southwest for (lie übovn low price. It's
too good to dcMcrlhi'. (Jail at tho office
und we will show It to you.
R. A. BITRTON REALTY CO.,
410-418 Lnughlln Bldgr.
HOME 7U57. I'HONES . MAIN 471).
FOR BALK— SISO CA^C, $15 MONTHLY",
1558 East _Dth, 4 roomu; new.
1559 East ■ I'iith, 4 rooniH, , new.
1558 East .Gth. 6 rooms; new.
l. r jt'iJ East Adams, V rooms; new.
Agents allowed regular commlßHiun.
BHJDALL ItEALTY CO., 207 Copp bldg.
$snoo; $r,oo cash; $20 per month.
Hem lu a 5-rooin modern cottage, lo-
cated on hi tli St., situated 011 a, cor. lot,
■IMs by 1-lu; thia Is a beautiful place;
h?j this <iulck. LEAHY & BON, 223
Mercantile place.
l OR"BA7<'K— PLKABANT (i-ROOM COT.
- la go on tin hill In Edendulo. for $11)00
on ea«y terms; choicest llowvi-h. frulS
Upi-a uud berr.lr«..'> WIHLi.lt. MOORE
iiXV., SU3 Bwuth Hill Bt,
H6UMI
FOR ' 8 A LR— COT Ta'oKS!
In the fnst Rrowln* and popular sec-
tion, Hip Southwest, where you net th*«
fresh sea breeze, where It Is pleasant to
live nnd whern you can mflko a gooJ
profit when you are ready to sell.
$soa
Beautiful 5-ro.im cottage. Just finished,
close to Adams St. rnr line, oak floors,
nice large Hvlnß rooms, closets, baths
pnntrles, beautiful fixture*. $JOOO, $JUO
cosh, balance $30.00 per month.
$0!no.
fottnpe. on Went 28th St. An Idea
home, lot Is 3 ft, above grade, perma-
nent wall, lawn, back yarrl fenced,
house hns r> rooms. oHk doors, large Hv-
InR rooms, beautiful grate, fln<» fixtures,
bftth. stationary tubs and wash stand,
eloset, pantry; In fnet complete. Oniy
$:'._'(»i; J.'iik) cash, balance terms to suit.
'want.
Sfodern rotta*« built for home, .lust
bring completed, 6 rooms, oak floors,
large llvlnsr room, beautiful mantle*,
built-in sideboard, fine bnth, closets anJ
toilet. It In cheap at WM, If taken at
once $3250: Jfioo rash, balanco terms.
J32.V).
Who wants nn Idonl 6-room cottage.
T'lro Height*!, Fedora St., occupied only
a short timo by owner, built for home,
beautiful liiwti, flowerß nurl palms,
house mission finish, tinted wnlls,
benutlful dining room, decorated, with
gruprs nni.l fruits, (Inn hnth room with
decorated wnlls, hardwood flours, lln.i
grille and mantel, built-in sdlcboard;
mission fixtures; $.12.'i0, ',4 cash.
S36SS,
MiißMlllccnt home for »otne onn on
West zr>tli st. north front, B-room eol-
tiißc, built for home by owner, occu-
lilr-d only n short time, Inwn, beautiful
llnwers Mini bciirliiif fruit trees, mod-
cm; hits l-rnom house en buck of lot;
IMK.OO, JUL'u curb, balance terms.
JAS. V. BALDWIN,
m-tOt-tO* lIKRMAN W. MKI.I.MAN
MLIHJ., ITH AND BPRINO BT9.
VOU SAI/K—
fi-ItOOM COTTAOR.
WITHIN A SHOUT IHSTANfR
ov Fn;tn;itoA and tkntii
HTRMMTH,
SIMJONDIIiLy LOIiATKtI, AI.l.
IN PERKKOT OUUKRi Mil'
.".'lxl -J."i. l'"nlt A I'HiiMPTKAI.K
this u>\v PRirw wM-i, j?k
ACCKPTKn WITH A SMAM,
CASH PAVMKNT n\' ?500 ANI>
IMdNTIIIjY J-'AVMENTS LIKI'I
11KNT.
JONKB * nVHEIt LAND CO.,
SON 10 AOKNTH.
21 S W. THIRD ST.
Foil BALK—
CKOCKKU KTRKKT.
J32W. S-'tW.
nVK-UOOM COTTAOM, (M.oSIO
IN; VBRV ATTRACTIVWhY FIN-
ISIMOI> AND ARRANUKU, AND
HAVING A 1,1, KIDDKUN CON-
VICNIKNCKS. Til 10 NIOARNKSS
DK THIS PROPKRTV TO TUB
HII3INKSS DISTUIfT MAKKH
IT 10S! J lO<'IAI,l,Y VAMTAIM.Ki
I'RH'lO ?,:\>w, 10ASV TIOUMS AH-
](AN<!IOU.
JONKH & UVDKII LAND CO.,
L'l.S VV. THIRD ST.
?iioii I)D\VN-sai MONTH.
5-HOOM MODERN COTTAQIO: OAS.
101,101'THiriTY, J,A\VN, FJOXCIO TO
A 1.1,10 V; £2300.
f:,m DOWN— MONTHLY PAYMKNTS.
4-ItOO.M t:oTTAOK ON COIINKH
I.OT, AI,I, FKNCED, FOR $i:i»0.
fi-ROOM MODKRN COTTAOM OX
(■All I, IN 10, CU>SIO IN, FOIt fM»
CASH.
It. 10. IBHKTBON .t CO..
310 TRI'ST iUJIIjDINO.
SHOOND AND SPUING STS.
MAIN S2M.
J&75 ~
FOR A FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
IS OUR FIGURE.
Anything else you want at Ihe
Bar ' proportion I,et us have a chance
to figure on your home We will fnr-
ni.<h your plans nml make a bnuso tint
will suit you. We are pleased to refer
to any one for whom we have builded,
for we lo.ive them our friends. We can
furnish you the money If you wish.
Drop in and talk It over with us.
INGLEHART BUILDING CO..
Home. Phone TOT 71! S. Broadway.
IVOR SAI.IO— A SPECIAL BARGAIN" IN A
modern home; ii new. S-room house
built especially for a home and occupied
only I months, on W. :'SI st.; a client's
licnltli imperil lively demands a change
nf location; near 2 c:ir lines and the
I'olytecbnio high school: has polished
Oiik floors, double fixtures, large win-
dows; rooms well ventilated, cement col-
lar, and Rood size lot; this is a con-
veniently arranged sunnv home and
can be seen any time. No. 11J3 W. id
St. Price only JSStiO. Sole agent, M. W.
AT WOOD, HVi Grant Bldg. Phones 1714.
BUNGALOW BA RG A I N.
J3300.
This Is not 'he usual case of a bar-
Bain with a flaw In It. To begin with,
this bungalow is close In, West Twelfth
6treet ntar Westlake avenue. It Is on
the hill and surrounded with beautiful
homes. It has five good rooms and a
pretty garden. It is fnflO under market
value. We are sole agents.
"IT PAYS TO SF,E US."
EDWARDS & WINTERS,
326 LnuKhiin Bldg.
HKRIO IS A V-ROOM MODIORN COT-
tage, located on 10. 4"d St.; It Is a
beauty: just llnished; price $-700; $S>oo
cash, balance easy. LEAHY & SON,
I'i'l Men'antilc place.
FOR SALE— SMALL HOMIO ON lUoAlT-
lil'ul Boylo Heights, near all kinds of
business, between two car lines. Terms,
pail time and part cash. I'lloNE
HO VI, IO IOOtJ.
flTOil; S<ib" CASH, BAUXCH EASY;
this 5-room modern cottaffe, located on
West 45th Hi., Hltuuted on a lot 40x135.
only S mon His old: be quick. LEAHY. &
SON, 22'i Alercantiln place,
COTTAGE "EQUITIES *liK>O."~s2Oa>rSsooo:
wunt land or lots. 81DUA.LL, 3)7 Copp
Bldg.
NEW COTTAOES Wm TO $:i000;
ngents cominUslon. SIDUALL, M7 Copp
Hldg. 7T
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. 723
Stewart street, one-half block south of
Seventh, live blocks weßt of Flguerou.
City Lots and Lands
ROSS & LINDSKY,
Owners "Hollywood Boulevard Tract"
A flno tract of 121 lot« In southwest'
Hollywood. They arc going fast— it fZ-to
to tl'tO— Prices will positively be ud-
vnnced hs mion as the cement work is
•all dune, (let in on the ground floor.
Sec iib at once. '
ROSH & LINDSEY,
814 H. W. Ui'llinau Kldg.
I'honcß— Homo 76U2, Muln 4822.
' UAYMUND HEIGHTS
Lots )300 and up.
$20 Down, $10 per month.
Finest section In thu city. Hitch, health'
ful. Take Brooklyn live, cur on Muin
to tract, end of car Hue.
W. li. HAYMUNI) CO.,
511 Chmiuln IlldK.
Plioiuß— Hume 4104, Muln 1J77.
FOR BALE-
SPECIAL.
Fine high lot nnur Brooklyn ave. and
Bildgo tit.; wulkliiK distance ami only
JOT,'*.
2 nne lots, Hollywood way, for $£iO;
$J"0 bolow value.
5-room coltutjo. Boyle Ucirlitn, $1200
. 11. 8. HAIINUKRH.
itVVUI I<JJ. Chdiuliu' uf. Cuiiimivi'L'u L'lUu.
FOR BALE
City Lot* and Lands
MM FROM MISSOURI
his TVlfo
and the little boy
nil My, ■)
That lots In our beautiful
FRUIT ACRES TRACT
Are the best nnd cheapest
In, Near or Around Lns Angeles.
810 LOTS-LITTLE PRICES.
EASY TERMS.
If you're from Missouri,
Let us show,
©<LDo
Branch office:
6725 Central avenue (Vcrnon and Cen-
tral ovo. enr.)
Main office: In our own building,
203 North Uroadway.
Phono, Homo 8737, and 20103.
FOR SALE—
LOTS IN
VERMONT AND MKLROSR TRACT.
WESTERN PART OF CITY.
HOLLYWOOD WAY.
CHOICE LOCATION.
HimiTiiouND.
MAGNIFICENT VIEW.
IN THE MIDST OF BEAUTIFUL
HOMES.
VERMONT AVE. FRONTAOE iiOxllii.
EAST FRONTS.
— PRICE $1100—
ALLAN ST. FRONTAOE, EAST AND
WEST FRONT.
PRICE $«50 EACH.
EASY TERMS.
MINES * FAR THK.
SIS SOUTH WILL STREET.
Ou SHE IT.
LOTS $«00 AND ITP.
$25 DOWN? $10 MONTH.
our i:. .iki-fkrsux st. tract.
THE TtICJCESr AND BICST CLOSE-
IN KPMDIVISION ON THK LONG
BEACH LINK; REACHED TIY THE
E. SIT 1 1 fSLAUSON JUNCTION) CARS
ON MAIN ST., IN TEN MtNUTK-
YOU AUK ON THE TRACT AT 15,
:!STH ST. HE SURE AND GET OFF
THERM AT OUR BRANCH OFKICKi.
Jilt. FRANK ROCKWKLL. TRACT
ACENT, IH ON THE CROUND
EVERV DAY AND WILL BE
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU TI1I<;
PROPERTY. RICE IT AT ONCE.
TRACT REACHES FROM 2SITII ST.
TO VERNON AVE. MITII ST.) FINK
SOIL AND VIEW. AND VERY
HEALTHY LOCALITY.
GO DOWN AND SEE.
ANY WIDTH YOU WANT
CiOOD BUS LOTS.
STREET WORK DONE AND PAID
FOR.
LAST TRACT LEFT CLOSE IN ON
EASY TERMS. QET IN AT ONCE.
TKL. MAIN-HOMK 1273.
CITS B. HILL.
133 South Broadway.
WITH STRONG & DICKINSON.
Veirmiduiiii • Parlk
VeiriMmdlalle
The tracts that are sura to treble tn
value Inside of one year; hundreds of
houses being erected; beat soil, purest
water; best car service and nearest In
property for the money in Greater Lob
Angeles. We can sell choice lota at $150
and up on easy Installments. What
we have done for hundreds of
others we wlli do for you. Befor*
buyliiß take East 12th street and Hoo-
per avenue cars south on Spring street
to 46th and Ascot ave or 51st and Ascot
ave. Agents theru at all times. Office
open Sundays. Headquarters for Var*
non real estate For maps and full In-
formation sea
GRIDER S HffIILTON
225 W. SECOND ST.
FOR SALE— ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVI-
SION.
Twenty acreß for subdivision. The
finest piece of land nuioiuing the city
limits, just south of Sliiiisoii avenue,
and on the, proposed Monota car line,
nt a bargain. This piece fronts on
one, of tho principle streets and cuts
up to splendid advantage. Has pump-
ing 1 plant and oilier improvements al-
ready to subdivide nnd ready for tho
market. All the adjoiiiinir lands held
at from $1200 to $ldoo per fieie. Thld
is a bargain nnd can bo had at this
price only during this week, Adjoin-
ing lauds all subdivided and will be
placed on tho market lu tho next few
days.
J. A. MORLAN & CO.,
202-203 Fay building.
FOR SALE— NO MISKKPRESENTA-
l ion— Bargain lots.
$350— Palm ave., SunnyHlde Parlc....CoxlS4
$400— Htate, neur Brooklyn.
$450— One block from West Adams.. soxl4o
$«00— Oil Vino street 60x155
$SoO— 2oo feet west of Figueroa 40x120
$SSO-4 blks. from Westlake, E. fit.. 50x150
$1000— Near Western avenue 50x130
$ISso— Oxford avo., near 10th street. EOxltiO
$1550— Kensington id. Angeleno Hts. soxl7o
$5000— Thompson and 23d streets.... soxlso
$2500 — Burlington avenue.
JSIJO0 — 14 lotH on Flgueroa 5treet. ...50x207
$10,000— N. 13, corner Vermont and
Ban Marino 135x290
FINLEY & ILLO.
Orouud Floor,. 311 S. Hill st.
TOR SALE-BUY IN THE WESTERN
avenue section between Wllshlrs boula-
vard and Hollywood; destined to be tha
choicest residence section of the city;
new at the very beginning of develop-
ment; the same chances as were offered
in the Westlake district a few year*
ago. Wa can sell you large, level lots
50-ft. front, on Improved streets at prices
from $450 up. Terms In some cases as
low as $50 down, balance monthly. Take
Colegxove car to Western avenue, to our
branch office and Investigate fully.
CHARLES 8. MANN.
125 West Fourth St.
Branch office— Western Avenue and
Colegrove car llne^ ,
STRAWRFRRY PARK
CS Jl ffix_ W DJCJPiK* Jl JT4-Jl\__
Acreage for $200, close to two car
linc.fi. just a littlu outfildo tliu city
limits, in the southwest, flno soli,
level land and lots of water. You
can enjoy the luxuries of a country
homo close to the city on a 6-acre
pleco on very easy turms. This is
positively the best thing over put
on tho market. Better »eo about this
at oiht.
Tin: <;iii;vn:u i.os \a«;i;i.i;s
lIKAI.TY « «»..
433 Hunting-ton building.
VI'JHAIONT'AviENIIM SQUARE
VERMONT AVENUH BOUARE
Bust subdivision In the great and grow-
ing southwest. At tho corner, of Ver-
mont und Vornon avenues. Hlgli-claHB
Improvement. Park lu center of trtu-l.
LotH from }n.Mi up. Easy terms.
CHAS. MeKEN/IW CO.,
•I"!! 11. W. llelllllUll illlljf
■■"•»• WW.M.IUWU. *
FOR SALE
City Lett and Land.
FOR BALE-
CHOICE RESIDENCE
LOTS
ot;t heyond west*
lake park in
THE
I. N. VAN NUYS
TRACT.
I. N. VAN NUYS
TRACT.
THIS "~tS TWR ,
FIRST OFFERING
OF LOTS IN THIS
TRACT. WHICH IS
LOCATED J IT R T
NORTH OF OCCI-
DENTAL PARK AND
WHEELER PLACE
BOUNDED ON THK
SOUTH BY W. FIRST
HT. AND ON THB
RESTRICTIONS.
.TTTST THE" TRACT, '
AND THE ONLY
ONE IN THE WEST-
L A K E SECTION.
WHERE YOU CAN
IMTILD ARTISTIC v
BUNGALOWS.
LOTS RANGE IN
PRICE FROM
$1200 TO J2OOO.
NOTE - TO REACIT
TRACT. TAKE CAU
ON FIRST ST.,
BROADWAY O U
WEST SEVENTH
ST., MARKED "HI-
MINI BATHS," AND
<!ET OFF AT RENO
ST.. OR CAR AT
FIRST ST. AND
BROADWAY
MARKED "TEM-
PLE ST." AND GET
OFF AT RENO ST.
BRANCH OFFICE
ON TRACT. OR
COME TO OTTR OF-
FICE AND WE WILL
TAKE YOU OUT.
MINES & FARISTT.
SOLE AGENTS.
315 SOUTH HILL ST.
TELEPHONES:
HOME EX. 1157;
B. S. MAIN 1437.
FOR SALE— "~
Two snaps on Western avenue, be-
twepn 2!Mh and 30th; thesei arn so fa"
below the market vnlno that wa
would rather not iiuote tho price, Yon
will not wasto your time If you look
these up "It pays to ace us.
EDWARDS & WINTERS, Solo Agents.
320-32H Laughlin building.
FOR SALE-LARGE CORNER, 100x145,
on Lake Shore and Palo Alta streets,
ono block north of Temple. $4250.
THOMAS J. HAMPTON.
119 8. Broadway. L. A. R. B.
HERF, IS A GENUINE BARGAIN, LOT
located on West 33th Rt.. -10x133; prlro
only $non. $.100 cash. LEAHY & SON, 223
Mitch ntllo place.
Country Property
FOR SALE— ACREAGE FOR BUBDIVI-
SION.
Twenty acres for subdivision. The
, finest piece of land adjoining tha city
limits, just south of Slauson avenuo
and on the proposed Moneta car line,
at a bargain. This piece, fronts on
one of the principle streets and cuta
up to splendid advantage. Has pump-
iiiK plant and other Improvements al-
ready to subdivide and ready for the
market. All tho adjoining lands held
nt from $1200 to $1600 per acre. This
l.s a bargain nnd run bo had at this
prk-o only during this week. Adjoin-
ing lands all subdivided and will be
placed on the market in tho next few
days.
J. A. MORLAN & CO.,
202-203 Fay building.
AI.TAUUMA! '
altadi3nai <v
ai/taokiva:
If you want a small ranch or a. subur-
ban home or a handsome building'
site, buy a place nt Altadena, tho
foothill section of Pasadena; fine air,
freo from fog; elevation 1500 feet:
magnificent vluws. Altudcna prices
ara remarkably low compared with
other localities. Como In and talk
it over. L. M. PRATT, 608 Laughlin
building. Altadena property a spe-
cialty.
WE HAVE GOOD LAND WITH
abundance ot water adapted to alfalfa
nnd fruit on the east side of Antelope
valley. Los Angeles county, California,
for sale on easy terms; tltlo perfect; at
prices from $8 to $25 per acre. Call or
writfi 703 FAY BUILDING, corner of
Third and Hill streets, Los Angeles.
FOR SALE-ALFALFA AND~FRUIT
land on the east side of Antelopo val- •
ley, Los Angeles county, California;
good soil, almnoance of water; tltlo
perfect, at prices from $8 to $25 per
acre. Call or write 703 FAY BLDG
corner 3d jind _liill. Los Angeles, Cal. ;
foii sale^atTl kinds" of stock
ranches, large and small, with or
without stock,
COOPER &■ CUDDEBACK,
Room 237. 218 South Broadway.
CL.KAR LAND, $500 to $.71011, KX-
change for cottage, or equity. SID-
DALL, 207 Copp Bid g.
Business Property
MAIN STREET
MAIN STREET
One-third cash; lot 40x150; Improved
with S-room, two-story house; east'.
front, north of Jefferson street.
W. 11. OBKAR,
4OS-109-410 Johnson Bldg.
FOR SALE— BUSINESS CORNER. , •
To close an cstuto wo will sell the j
corner of Palo Alta and Lake Shore,
100x145. with a four-room house In rear.
This is a largo tine business comer and
has just been graded down. Wa will
sell to tho highest bidder between now
and Thursday. The property must be
closed out prior to Deo. 23d. i
THOS. J. HAMPTON.
119 S. Broadway. L. A. R. 13.
FOR SALE—THE BEST CORNER ON
FIFTH STREET
between the Arcade depot and Main
street. If you aro looking for some-
thing 1 In this locality it will pay you
to cull in und consult me.
WILL SSTAJVTON.
Phono 6D21. 301 Mason llhig.
BUY BULLFROG BUNDLE. ASK YOUR
broker.
Hotel* and Lodging House*
FOR SALE-ONLY $000. "
For liftecn-room rooming house, well
located. Party very anxious to sell and'
has reduced prlco from $1100 to $900. |
Knit only $G0 per month with water
paid.. House has largu closets to all
rooms, throu baths, llvo Nmuiitels, two
screen porches und four stationary tub* '
ill basement.
NEEDIIAM & McUREOOR.
303-4 Fay Bldg.. Corner Third und Hill.'
FOR SALE— A 34-KOOM ROOMING
house in u locality whero you eun
keep your rooms full uud in u build-
ing wheio the landlord does not de-
mand all the proiltN. Ask to see It. .
BROWN & WOODS, 312 Fay bldif.
FOR BALE-UNDER FORULOSURE-
Jtouiiiing huusn of 23 mums will ue »
turned over for ■•out.
THOMAS J. HAMPTON.
USB. Broadway.. ; 1_ A. «. »
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