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"Th« flueepss of th« Student"
THOUSANDS
Of rroperljr trnlne.d young people *J*
required to help hiinS the "OREATJIR
CALIFOIINIA." Th# Woodbiuy train-
Ing Is strictly business and will do the
son ft. 11111 si., l,oa Ana-el**.
Currier Bhl«.. 212 W. Third St.
NEW BUILDING
Largest nnd llnest In the Southwest
Will soon be ready.
ntTH-VI'ItEIST-nr-THM-PAnK
■QJ > /Y//t^^*"t Tn# Largest Bui-
/y 953-5-7 W. 7th St.
■ SOUTHCRN CALIFORNIA —*—'
AKO COAMArt SCHOOL GrMOHTHANOi
»» 3 OH*MO JtVtr. lO* ANOKLB&. CXI..
Wj^MASinßr tzm eash ' balancr Jl6
' lor '""nth. fine new
'KiijßSs| s *V modern 5-rootn bunga.-
W low, southwest, near
car. Will advance $500 In two years.
■Why not save rent? Price only $2000.
Might exchange for a vacant lot for part.
EDWIN ALD'KRSON. 203 Laughlin Hldg.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
hTX^reinlno^F7jew^orkT?u^
pil of Trabadelo, Sbrlglla and Barllt;
teacher of Pattl scientific methods;
voice tested free by appointment
\ HOTEL VAN NUYS. ■
EDUCATIONAL
BPAUISH~LES3ONS BY EXPERIENCED
teacher. Telephone HOME 41154.
' FOR SALE
Miscellaneous
FOR SALK— LUMBER. WE CAKRI
the largest stock ln the city. Also a
good planing mill to work it up with.
In addition to our regular stock we
have from 200.000 to 800,000 feet of No. 2
and 3; also six-foot lengths and under,
at only $16.00 per M. This Is material
we wish to close out Come this week
If you want a snap.
NATIONAL LUMBER CO..
20th and Alameda SL
BRANCH OFFICE,
415 East 9th St.
FOR SALE — SASH AND DOORS. WE
have a laige stock o. the best goods on
the market. Also a lot of cheap stuff
for farm houses and cottages. Get our
figures on anything you are building.
They will convince you that our prices
and goods are right.
NATIONAL LUMBER CO.,
20th and Alameda.
BRANCH OFFICE.
415 East :ith U.
J-OR SALE— BUIi^uERS' HAKDVVARE
We are furnishing some of the best Jobs
in Los Anpceles. Special mission pat-
terns at the lowest possible market
pi ices. Come and see.
NATIONAL LUMBER CO..
20th and Alameda St
BRANCH OFFICE,
415 East 9th St
FOR SALE— MALTHOID ROOFING,
and only J2.60 per isquare. It is the
cheapest and best roofing on the market
NATIONAL LUMBER CO.,
20th and Alameda.
BRANCH OFFICE,
415 East 9th St.
FOR SALE — NEW AND SECOND-
hand bill laid and pool tables; bar fix-
tures of all kinds; easy payments.
Bend for catalogue. THE BRUNS-
WICK-BALKE-COLLENDKR CO., 360
South Los Angeles St., Los Angeles.
MAXON Wl£Z EXCHANGE YOUR
property, &ny location. Large list to
select from. MAXON REALTY CO..
114-113 Ktlmson LUdg,
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR EX-
change aiv rent estate, see
TV. 11. OBEAR,
408-403-410 Johnson Bids.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-NEW,
never used, upright piano. Address
BOX r,9ti. Herald.
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
HAS FIFTEEN GRADUATES
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES BE.
GIN JUNE 7
Two Star Athletes Among Number
Who Will Leave School This Year.
Closing Week of Institution Will
Be Busy One
Commencement week at Occidental
college this year promises to be a busy
one for those who attend all the ex
ercises connected with tho closing of
school. The exerciser will begin
Thursday, June 7, and will last until
June 14, during which time all the de
partments of the college will have a
share in the commencement program.
The senior class this year has fifteen
members, the largest number ever
graduated from the college at one time.
In It are some of the strongest men in
school who will be greatly missed next
year. Mr. Hagerman, the star athlete,
-who has worn the colors of the school
ro lons, nnd Mr. Petty, tho crack foot
ball player of last fall's team, are
among those who will Rraduate.
The program of commencement week
follows:
Thursday, June 7, 3 p. m. — College
dny.
Friday, June 8. s p. m. to 11 p. rn.—
President's reception to the Renlor
rlnns.
Saturday, June 9, S p. m. — itecital,
dchool of music.
Sunday, June in, 11 r. m. — Bacenlau
reule sermon, rtev. J. A. Stevenson,
Highland Park Presbyterian church,
Sunday, June in, 4 p'. rn. — Vesper ser
vice, Christian associations, for facul
ty and students, led by rtev. C, B,
Hatch.
Monday. June 11, 8 p. m.— Academy
graduation exercises.
Tuesday, June 12, 8 p. rn.— Class day
exercises.
Wednesday, June 13, S p. m.—Orad
uallon, academic course, school of
music.
Thursday, June 14, 10:30 a. 111.—An
nual commencement.
Art exhibit Monday, June. 11, Tues
day, June 12, Academy building. Kx
erclses in Hall of Letters.
In Paris the color of the moment Is
dead gold, a brilliant brown with a
treat deal of gold shot through It.
Owing to iiw ru«a of business th«
I'ulk-o-JMioiie department of tlia Houth
trn California tluaio company will bt
rpen Wednesday and Saturday evenlinsi
for the accommodation of Herald §üb
icrlbert.
PACIFIC SAILORS
MAY QUIT SHIPS
DEMAND INCREASE IN WAGES
FROM SHIP OWNERS
Ban Pedro Union Official Has Ordered
Men to Leave Craft Today if
Demands Are Not
Granted
Steamships on the western roast will
be tied up for want of crews to take
them out of tho harbors when the or
ders of the Sailors' union of the Pacific
coast K" into effect this morning unless
the shipowners concede, the demands of
the crews of ships which enter unpro
tected ports for $,'i a month increase in
wages.
Unless the difficulties nip settled nt
once not only the vessels that enter
unprotected ports Will be affected but
the crews of other ships will strike out
of sympathy. If this is ilone and the
shipowners determine to fight the de
mands of the union frclsht trafllc on
the Pacific roi "t will be practically
demoralized until some kind of a settle
ment is made.
Harry Ohlson. secretary of the San
Pedro branch of the Sailors' union of
the Pacific coast, has Riven orders for
the men to leave the shlp.s this morn
ing unless the demands are met. This
strike whs to have been called May 1
but was delayed a month on account of
the disaster at San Francisco.
Ask $5 Increase
Only snilors on the ships that enter
unprotected ports like Santa Barbara,
Redondo and Ventura will leave the
vessels immediately. The snilors that
enter these ports have been getting $40
and $45 a month and they now ask for
$5 a month Increase.
There has been no excitement at San
Pedro and the sailors will quietly leave
their posts. It is thought that the
owners and masters will immediately
give the sailors the raise in salary for
which they ask. There are now only
four or five of the vessels of the class
upon -. which the sailors are told to
strike.
Each of the ships that will be affected
carries a crew of about fifteen men.
The engineers are included with the re
mainder of the men.
The ships that do not carry lumber
are not affected.
If tho strike is not settled at once
the whole Sailors' union will strike and
will tie up the large number of vessels
which carry crews of union sailors.
WIFE DEFIES
CHEE'S SWAY
INSISTS ON STAYING AT BEACH
TILL SUPPORTED
Tells Her Story to City Prosecutor
and the Doughty Husband Makes
Rejoinder — Turmoil in a Ches.
ter Place Kitchen
Exclusive basement society in the
fashionable west side is agog over the
marital troubles of Leon C. Wilson,
negro chef for a Chester place million
aire.
In tho realm of his kitchen Wlls.on
stands supreme, but when he faced-As
sistant Prosecutor Eddie yesterday
the autocrat of the menu was humble.
Charged by his wife with deserting
her and expectnig her to subsist on
a meager diet, Mrs. Zora "Wilson made
a pitiful appeal to the tender-hearted
representative of the city prosecutor's
office, the first ot the week.
As a result of that interview, Chef
Wilson was summoned to appear and
tell his side of the story.
Wilson affirmed that a young man
at "Venice had become a disturber In
his household and when his wife de
liberately left her home he was mmh
Inclined to go after the Venetian with
a gun.
He said lie was willing to support
his wife as befitted her station, but
he refused to contribute to her suppart
while she basked on the sands at Ven
ice.
If the wife swears to a complaint
for non-support, the trtnl will draw a
crowd or select Afro-American society,
for Leon Wilson is a leader in the col
ony .
Mrs. Znra. denies thnt the attrac
tions at Ocean Park and Venice alono
took her from home and intimates thnt
when she Is supported In the best style
she will come hack to the lonesome
Leon.
YOUNG BURGLARS ARE
IN TOILS OF POLICE
Mother of One Lad Discovers He Has
Large Quantity of Gum and Candy
in His Possession and She Informs
an Officer
Barney Dunrnn, Grant Huberts.
fJcorße Nelson ami Harvey Lawrence,
four youngsters ranßinpr from 14 to 11
years of age, were arrested Wednesday
night by ofllcers of the University
substation on a charge of robbing tli«
Tu-pntiolh Street Ki-hr«olhouse. and a
grocery ctore at 1920 Central avenue.
The boys were sent to Hip detention
home and Judge Wilbur will probably
have them brought before him ttt tho
next sckhloii of the Juvenile court.
Wednesday afternoon; the mother (if
one of the boys discoverer) ho hud a
quantity of chewing gum nnd candy.
Upon questioning; her son *he learned
that he, In company with three, other
lads, Btole the sweets from a Central
avenue grocery store. She informed
the pollee.
Patrolmen Burney and Lynch arrest
ed all four boys and. It Is alleged, se
cured confessions of their guilt.
They admitted breaking Into the
nrhoolhouHe. and stealing penß, peni-lla
and other articles, and said they He
cured candy, tobacco and chewing gum
from the grocery store.
The boya hid their plunder In some
weeds near one of the boys' home und
It was all recovered, with the exception
of what the lads h;*d disposed of among
their churns.
The University police have been on the
lookout for some time for a band of
youthful umruuderu who have been
guilty of petty thefts on the west side
and believe the boys under arrest have
been rcspunslblo for some of the
thieving.
Check* In ull materials ure In great
vogue.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 1, 1906.
.DAN-CUPID SHOOTS HIS DARTS
INTO HEARTS OF DIVORCEES
TROUBLE BREWING RELATIVES
ARE FOILED
Separated for Blx Years, Gray Haired
Couple Become Reconciled and
Are Remarried by Lo« An.
geles Justice
They woic Itol HS yoimg hs Ihry OflCfi
wore mid they strolled Into Iho nifiv
rlflge license clerk's office yestoiilay
nml sidled Up to the counter and waited
Iliolr turn.
Tho woman pushed had; the fndeil
gray hair from tT forehead nnd smiled
Hi the man, nnd lio smiled hack mid
held her liiiml. Kittle Dan Cllpkl,
tented nn a near?by desk, shrieked hla
welcome. Tor he understood the symp
toms and there was no mistaking Ihp
look In Hie woman'* eyes.
The couple wan accompanied by a
boy 12 years Of use and the lad looked
on In open eyed wonderment while the
couple waited.
Finally It camo thrlr turn and Clerk
Bhcn asked Iheni what they wanted.
""We want (o get a marriage license,"
came the embarrassed answer.
The man save tho name of Andrew I'.
tjawson, 54 years of ago, a resident of
San Pedro and a native of Sweden. The
Wotnati said she whs Mrs. Alice Law
son, she whs R native of Indiana, a resi
dent of San Pedro and 47 years of age.
"Have either of you over been mar
ried before?" nskeil Clerk Shea, nnd
then the story came out.
"We have both been married before
and are going to get married again just
as quick us we ran," paid the man,
while the woman blushed.
"It was this way," he continued.
FINGER PRINTS
FURNISH CLEW
NEW DETECTION SYSTEM TO
HAVE TRIAL
Burglars Who Looted Drug Store May
Be Apprehended Because They
Left Telltale Evidence
Behind
Finger prints left by burglars who
entered the drug 'store of McLain &
Leland, North Spring nnd Temple
.streets, may result in tho robbers' early
capture.
Since his return from the cast Chief
Auble has been waiting for a good op
portunity to test the finger print sys
tem in vogue in eastern cities. 'JChis will
be his first chance, he says.
The robbers effected their entrance
through a side door and ransacked the
place.
A safe containing several .hundred
dollars hi currency was tampered with,
but the combination proved unsolvable.
The contents of the cash drawer,
amounting to about $23, were taken.
Liquors and cigars kept in a locked
cabinet were overlooked by the burg
lars.
Leave Finger Prints
A number of finger prints were plain
ly observable on the showcases, coun
ters and outside of the safe, and if any
good tracings can be obtained the po
lice will try to secure finger prints
which may lead to the later identifica
tion of the burglars.
It is often the case, say the police,
that men arrested on suspicion are
set at liberty owing to inability to fix
a crime on them. With the latest sys
tem of finger prints In use hi some of
the metropolitan police departments,
more than one suspected person has
been identified. Chief Auble is much
interested in the system and in this
and other cases will put It to trial.
As soon as the proper instruments
ore secured an elaborate system of
finger print identification will be used
by Chief Auble and Detective Captain
Flammer.
Buttons are likely to adorn even the
sheerest frocks. The most popular are
lvory-rlinmed with a braid center.
Owing to tne rusn ot business ths
l'alko-Phone department of the South
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday nnd Saturday evenings
for the accommodation of Herald suo
ser!b*rs :
TWO CASES
FINE OLD
WINE
Freight Paid to Any
Point in the United
States for Only
$9
C. F. A.
LAST
129-131 N. MAIN ST.
. LOS cANGELES
HVHY BURDEN YOUR BODY^
nml consume your time with
prtty oirundg und dotailg a
. Bunsi't . I'hoiin can roliove you
of? ICuuidencu plioiii'H 5c a
dny.
Telephone Contract lirnl.,
•Inlu 47,
Pw Suimft 'I'. & T. Co. j
Sionnl Hill Se * "• lor
Olgnal Hill choice property
I „_ ■ D___|, '» this Beautiful
Long Beach action.
SLACK-WALL CO.
II l.ovual uvcouc. t.oun Ucack. Cal.
"Hack Mil T met h Rlrl and !«ho wa« nil
In thr wnrltl ttt me. We courted and
th*r wprr married. We HvM together
twenty-two yons mid durln* thnt time
ue hiiil no Irouhlo. 1 Invril her and
nhr hived mp, nnd It did not mutter
wliclh'-r tho sun shone OF not, fur we
were hiippy.
Trouble Began in Kansas
"It was nieiif< limn six yr-nrs :ign In
KmiNHfl Hint up lih<l our trotihlr. (Hir
rplntlves appeared on thr i»< enc and
neiiled it ncenf, Then I left for l.ns
Angeles nnd then to Sun Pedro. My
wife sot H divorce nn the Rinuhd of tic
srrtlon, Mii'l I, tiwH.v out here In the
west, heard of It and It niiule me feel
bud.
"When you ure married to n woman
t\\ only-two yean) It doesn't seem Juwt
rlclit to l>o Without her. I hud no hutnt;,
nothliiß to live fur. My wlfo whs gone
11111l SO WHS I)"- " . All Was llCHllllltC.
"Then one dny I rrielvcd a letter
from her, in which she suit! she whs
feeling bad, too. Then the trouble be
gan to end. I hud to ilo tho courting
iignln, but it WiiM worth It. Every Idler
1 received \v:is like the old days when
we courted thai first time.
"Two mouths 11K0 my wife, consented
to marry nio and 1 sent for her. Hhe
eiiino. here and I met her. We have
been planning since and have lixed Up
(I lltlle home, and today we decided
thai the tlnip had conic anil that we
would again love one another for al-
WH.VK.
"Now we are Ruing to pet married
and be happy. We lire not so young as
wo used lo be, hut what does that
mutter?"
•Ttiwt l» e Pierce performed the cere
mony and the happy couple returned lo
n little cottage I" Wan Pedro, where,
free from all their kin folks, they are
going lo forget the sorrow and heart
burnings of thn past six years.
TO RENDER NORMANDY OPERA
Los Angeles Dramatic Club Will Give
Two Nights' Performance
Next Week
The "Chimes of Normandy' 1 will be
rendered next Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Having prepared themselves for the
performance by conscientious rehear
sals the members of the L,os Angeles
Dramatic club expect to give a finish
ed show. The three acts will be Well
staged, and Planquctte's music will be
rendered by tresh voices.
Dnbluson auditorium will be the scene
of the show.
EYE SPECIALIST DROPS DEAD
Though Sudden, Phenix's Demise
Was Not Unexpected Because
of Recent Illness
Edward H. Phenlx, aged 43, an eye
specialist with an office at Hotel Tren
ton, dropped dead in tho hotel, last
evening, shortly after dinner.
Coroner Trout pronounced death lo
be due to heart trouble.
According to his -wife, Mrs. Susan A.
Phenlx, who practiced optoinetry with
her husband, Phenlx had been subject
to illness for some time and his death,
although sudden, was not unexpected.
The body was taken to Bresee Bros. 1
undertaking parlors to await an in
quest.
INDEX TO PU3LIC ADVERTISING
NEW TODAY
Notice for bids for eleven-room school
buildliifi: on Magnolia avenue and Sev-
enteenth street.
Notice fov bids for elgrht-room school
bulldiiiK on school site on Hobart
boulevard between Tenth and San Ma-
rino streets.
Notice for bids for an Hpht-rooni
school building on Logan and Montana
streets.
Notice for bids for an eiKht-room
school building on Main and Fifty-sec-
ond streets.
. PUBLIC ADVERTISING
Notice for BliU for School Rulldlna
Notice is hereby given that the Bonrd
of Kduciitlon of the City of Los An-
geles will receive bids for the con-
struction and completion of an elßht-
room school building on tho site known
as the Hobart Boulevard School
site, between Tenth »nd San Ma-
rino streets. To he constructed | n ne-
cordance with plans and specifications
on file in the office of thn Secretary of
the Rourd, 41S Chamber of Commerce
Building;. All labor and material to be
furnished and excavations mado hy the
contractor.
All bids must he accompanied bv a
certified ,-lierk for ten per rent of "(|,p
amount of the hid. payable to the order
of the Hourd of Kducatlon, and must he
sealed and died with tlif Secretary nt
his nrrico. on or heforo Friday. June 18,
mo.; nt S o'clock p. m.. at. whleli tlm.j
the bids will he opened in public by the
Secretiiry. The Bniird reserves Ihe rlirlit
lo reject any or all bids.
N. S. AVKRILL, Secy.
I<OS AlltrelP.q, Jin,,, ] JflOti.
ii-1-2 6-8 11-14 lot
Not lev for mil* for School Rn||<l|n K
Notice is hereby Kivon that the Hoard
ofjEducatlon of the City of Log An-
ReleK will receive bids for the con-
struction and completion of nn eight-
rooin school building nnd known us th«>
.iimev to the Mhlii Street school build-
ing, situated at Main Hiid Fifty-second
streets, in Los Angeles city. To be
const rue-ted in accordance with plnns
Hild spectflciitlons on file |V the office of
the Secretary of the Board. 41$ Cham-
ber of Commerce Building;. All labor
hihl material lo be furnished and exca-
Vatlonß made by the contractor.
All bids niiiHt.be necompiinled bv a
certified check for ten per cent of "tho
amount of the bid. payable to the order
of Ihe Kosird of KducHtlnn. and must lie
gen led mid Hied with tho Secretary, »t
Ills office-, on or before Friday, June Jfi
l!t0« nt ?. o'clock p. m.. at which time
the bids will be opened In public by the
Seerrtiiry. The Hoard reserves the rfglil
lo reject any or nil bids.
N. B, AVKRILL, Secy,
I.ok Allßdeg, June 1. J'.tOfi.
_K-l-2 .".-S 11-14 lot
\nllc- in illiiil.r, for FiirnUlilnß firo~
eerie- for the Uly of l.o* Angrlm
Notlco Ih hereby Riven that nea!»d
proposals will bH received by Hie Cltv
Cleric of the City of Los Angeles up to
2 o'clock p. m., Monday. June 4. 190H I
foi furnishing groceries for said city
for various departments, according to
schedule and specifications on (lie with
the City Clerk, and copies of which may
bo had upon application.
A certified check In the sum of $.r>o. r >0
payable to H. J. Lelande. City Clerk,
runs' accompany each bid as a guar-
antee that the bidder will enter Into a
contract with the city in conformity
with bis bid.
Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
fty order of the Council of the
City of Los Angeles
H. J. LELANDW,
5-24-31 6-1-2 lot City Clerk-
Notice to Illilili-ra for KurnUblnK Dread
Notice la hereby Riven that sealed
proposals will be received by the City
Clerk of the City of Los Angeles up to
2 o'clock p. 111. of Monday. June 4, 1906,
for furnishing bread to the City of Los
Angeles, for use ut the City Jail, for a
period of one year.
A certified check payable to the order
of H. J. Lolamle. City Clerk, for 850
must accompany each proposal as a
guarantee that the bidder will enter
Into a contract hi conformity with his
bid.
Council reHervcs the right to reject
any and all bid*.
By order of the City Council of the
City of U>» An,... A g LBr<ANnR
5-24-31 6-1-2 101 City Clerk.
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C/OtltS Mm prized Mlpeiis nnd Italian
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deep flounces: r ifllorl and plait*
fl*/a AH ed styles: dust flounces: sum-
TwlS QJIX Pies Worth fron $2.n0 lo 13.80S
*K^ • S\J IMUNd" dny nt 5)1.10
Thrre-MiMrler length coats. $2.50 Soiled WflislS $1.00
for women and misses, In n)R )nl ()f sJo||p( , ]nn(|o
l> i-plly gniy materials; double- „f S |, PPI . \,\\\}\n and BOft mulls;
breamed style, with rows of \ nug ,„• short sleeve styles;
stitching and braid down H ibonitoly trimmed and plain
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blnck velvet collar; worth „|<<s and lirnknn lines in Ihe lot;
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PUBLIC ADVERTISING
JVollt'C Tor HldM fur Si-lmol Hull. lint.
Notiei! in hpi-i'liy Riven Hi;. l. tlio Hoard
»f Udiicutiori nf the City of l.ns An-
rplch will receive bids for t lie con-
struction and completion of hii olKht-
I'oom school building on tho nile known
us iiir. Lunjin Street School Bite, corner
of Log'iin .nut Montttnu si reels, In l,os
AngrltH city. To bo coiiHtrtioti'd la u.u-
COrdance with phins and Hpeclticutiouii
on tile In the office of tho Kucri-tury of
the Hoard, 4 IS Chamber of Commerce!
HulldtiiK. Ml Inbor und material to bo
I'iirul.shed and excavations mado by the
contractor.
Aii bids must bo accompanied by a
rertllled vheok for ten per cent of tho
amount of tho bid, payable to th« order
of the Hotinl of Kducatiou, and must bo
Healed and tiled with the Secretary, at
his office, on or before Friday . June IS,
l!)06, nl 3 o'clock p. m., ut which time
th« bldH will bo opened in public by tho
Bocrotury. Tho Hoard rcaorvos tho right
to reject uny or all bidH.
N. 8. AVKRIIiU Socy.
I4UB Anirclctf, .lime. 1, 11)00.
c-i-a 5-8 11-14 lot .
Evexythlntf you want you will rind la
the classified pt.*«— a modern •ocjrclo-
pedla. On* cent m word.
Plan No. 2 j
Slffn an agreement *o take
the Dally Herald for six
months, paying each month
the regular subscription price
of 65c per month: purchase
$35.00 worth of records within
a period of 33 weeks, four 60-
cent records on delivery of
the machine and two 60-cent
records each week thereafter
until the full amount of rec-
ords has been purchased,.
PUBLIC APVERTISINQ
Notice for lll<l» for fU'hool lliillillhk
Niitlt-o Is hereby given that the Hoard
or Kdin-i'iiioii of the City of l,ot» An-
Kelex will reoelve hid* for tho eon-
Htriiction nnd completion ot an eloven-
room HOhOOJ hulldlng on tho Magnolia
Avenue School »lto. at tho corner nt
Magnolia. avviiuu and Seventeenth
Street, ill l<oa Aiißeloa city. To li«
constructed in accordanco with plaiiH
mid spei'lllcHtloiiß on illo In tho olTlco of
tho Secretary of thu Hoard, 418 Oliuni-
bi-r of Commerce liulltlhig. All labor
ttiid niHteriul to ho furnished tiad exca-
vutions mado by tho contractor.
All bids must bo accompanied by a
certified check for te.ll per cent of tho
amount of tho bid, payable to the order
of tho Board of Education, und must be
wailed and tiled with tho Secretary, at
hIM office, on or before Friday, Juno 10.
IUO6, at 3 o'clock p. m., at which tlmu
thn bida will bo opened in public by thu
Bueretary. The Bourtl rebervcn thu right
to reject any or ull bidH.
N. S. AVKIUMi. Sue*.
Ix>B AncroloH, .linn, 1, luuti.
B-l-a 5-8 U-ll lOt
Everything you want you will find la
Ihe classified pace— a inodern encyclo-
pedia. On* cent • word.
ADVERTISING
Nollce Inviting ivr. nf ,, nl , (o rnhllaf,
.... tl«y ><Ur«i,i nff
nro^lL i '» hereby Riven that aenlM
r\»?C *"J\, wlll .^ 8 reived hy th« Citv
?*?•}•{ •"« City of T.o* An*»l** tip ta
In « m f'. m ' of M°n<lny, .Inn* 4. J9OH,
hi7- h % r»iit>ll«lilii«jr t B to 1,0 don* an* th« i
«n«Mn to iiS ?522 ln "'"'"'■'lnnpfl with
snorinr-ntlnns ndoptod th«rofor hy thS
*?V?»m jl.il& ""''' rlly Bt IW M">tlni?
ofriVB y «? I i. I f°n'.. nn ' 1-..'1 -..'" >ln ' f °" n '° '" th*
wl,l I ? C , hy , ' I<>rk - " nrt p °Pl"B Of
which m.ny h» had upon flppllratlnn.
h* fl,r a i'i, rnot , fnr " llr " puhllshlnK will
Tl.o tjerjon, firm or rorpornflon to
Fri!« fll .^m'" 1 !. " rrr '" lrf "' »" fnrnlnh
m^ll' 0 [-"teSSi I>V - " ny Offl(?er - COtTl-
nilsslon or bonrd of unld city In th«
Bfi'fJKUfflfA B '."'" <"• their duties,
.-«« certified rhork In the nmount of
J..01, pnynhlc to the order of H J ",«.
lT.\Wr^ y 1 Clork ' «"»' " "nmp4ny
e«eh propnsnl «s n Riiaranteo that th«
hlddrr will cntor into n pontrnot with
Hip city in ponfortnlty with his bid,
nny°or"flll MdV VCS tllS r ' Kht t0 re J ect
r.iP y »T 1pr A Of tMO Council of th«
City of Los AnselM
T.-21-31 C-1-j lot , city Clefk.
M .1 1> " tll : < " *- »«y l»enl<T«
'notice Is hPipl.y plvcn that gpalcd
ilds ".-111 ho rerolved by tho Cltv Clerk
of tho City of T.os Angeles up to 2
o clock p. m. of Monday, June 4, l'iO6.
for/iinilshlnjr the City of I,os Angles
jvlth 500 tons more or less ot first clnss
my . onp-lmlf out nnd one-half barley,
for the use of tho VUo Department.
Said hay to he of a n , m n ty satisfac-
tory to the Chief of tho Flro Depart-
inent, and to he delivered nt such times t
and In such quantities as tho Chief may
.i, A c^'' llncr J <-I'erk for $100. payahle to
tho order of 11. J. T.elan.io, Citv Clerk
must ncconitmny each proposal, as a!
trtinrnntce thnt tho bidder will en«e.r
Into n contract with the city In co'n-
formlty with his hid.
n..S 00 o U . nn H ll ii"M ( 'i rvos tho rißht l0 re J ect
any and nil bids.
By order of the Council of tha
City of L,os Angelrs
H. J. LET.ANDK.
G-21-31 6-1-2 lOt CU_y Clerk.
Notice to I,lth»Krn|ilirri* anil Ungrnvrrn
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the Cltv
Clerk of the City of Los AnR-eles up to
2 o clock p*. m.. Monday, June 4. 1906,
for furnlHhln* the City of Los AiiKPle.3
with embossed, engraved or lltho-
Kraphcd letter paper, for tho various
departments.
Bidders to state price for which they
will furnish letter paper In quantities
of 1000. 2.100 and 5000 on paper known as
20-lb. California Bond. Standard Pond,
or Los Angeles Bond, and to stato
whether tho proposal Is to furnlßh tho
letter paper lithographed, ongravod or
embossed, and also that they will fur-
nish all matorlalMncludinf? the stone or
dies, and accompany bid with a sample
of tho character or kind of work pro-
posed to be furnished.
The letter head Is to include the now
city seal and departmental headlns and
to bo either on plain or ruled paper.
Bids to be made separately for steel
engraved, embossed or lithographed
paper.
A certified check, payable to'the or-
der of H. J. Lelande, City Clark, ln th<»
amount 0f. 5250 must accompany each
proposal as a guarantee that tho bid-
der w!U enter into a contract with tha
city in conformity with his bid.
Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of the Council of ths
City of Los Angeles.
11. J. LELANDE.
S-24-31 6-1-2 lOt City Clerk.
.\o»lct for Illils for Engines nnd Ciene-
rntnrn
Notice is hereby given that tho Board
of Trustees of tho Los Anpoles City
High School District will receive bids
for furnishing an engine and generator
to be installed at the Polytechnic High
School, ln accordanco with specifi-
cations on file in the office of tho Secre-
tary at 418 Chamber of Commerce ...
building. All bids must be accom-
panied by a certified check for five per'
cent of the amount of the bid, must bo
sealed and addressed to the Secretary
of the Board and filed on or befora
Friday, June 8, 1906, at 3 o'clock p. m.,
at which time bids will bo opened in
public by the Secretary or tho commit-
tee.
Tho Board reserves tho right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Los Angeles. May 30. 1906.
N. S. AVERILL, Secretary.
fi-30-31 6-1-S lOt
LEGAL NOTICES
Delinquent Auninuot Notice :
Marengo Water Company, Location ot
Principal Place of Business, City of
Los Angeles. California. . . !.?•
NOTICE.
There Is delinquent upon the follow>
Ing described stock on account of as-
sessment No. 13, levied on the 20th day
of Februnry, 1906, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respectiva
share holders aa follows: ,v „
|'° ? ? I
Si • r
Benedict, W. 'vV: 1195 4T.8 »71'.2S
Bundy, Julia A 1445 2.0 8.00
Cannon, Rosa K.... 1410 .9 1.35
Corfleld. Mrs. A. T... 541 84.0 96.00
Coward. Bulah 8.... 1578 1.0 1.61)
Decker, Emma J.... 1400 4.0 6.00
Denny. John R 1236 2.4 8.60
Densmore, Fred A... 123n 2.0 3. 0n
Klls, Burdlck R 1274 .3 1.20
Flint. Mrs. M. A.... 1196 1.8 2.71)
Grey, Marie M 1411 .9 1.35
Griffith, G. W. H.... 1034 1.8 2.7*
Griffith, Q. W. 8.... 1280 .3 .SO
Haley, M. E 1246 1.6 2.25
Hay, John 1393 1.0 1.50
Helms, Gilbert 8.... 1217 .9 1.35
Holt. Mrs. N. E3 726 6.0 9.0.1
Hurst, D. W 1225 2.0 8.00
Johnson, John 8.... 1102 1.6 2.40
Klrby. Thomas H.... 1724 1.9 2.85
Nat. Bank of Ca1.... 941 8.0 4.50
Osmond. Mary 1048 .9 1.35
Parmalee. SS. L- 1070 2.6 B. UO
Pitcher, Herbert F.. 408 .8 1.20
Forter, Florence C... 1355 6.7 10,05
Raymond Imp. C0... 1719 1.9 2.8S
Schneider. M. L, 1140 1.6 2.26
Seabury, Lucy 0.... 1281 1.0 1.60
Rhoup. Almon L, 1630 1.0 1.60
Smith, Chas. W 858 8.0 8.00
Smith. Edith L 932 .4 .60
Tlpton, N. A 1257 1.0 1.60
Tompklns. T. S 1085 1.8 J.70
Tompkins. T. S 1132 2.0 8.00
I'nlon Trust Co 1419 1.0 1.60
Wilson, Robert H... 1412 1.6 2.40
Wilson, Warren .... 1638 20.0 80,01)
Zachan, Dr. B 1238 1.9 2.55
And In accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors, mad*
on the 20th day of February, 1906, so
many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction at the office ot the
company, 625 Wilcox building, corner
Second and Spring streets. Loa Angeles
city, California, on Saturday. April ii,
U'Ofi. at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. of
said day, to pay nald delinquent assess-
ment thereon, together with cost of ad-
vertising and expenses of sale.
Hy order of the Board of Directors thi
sale ot the stock mentioned In the fore*
fiolng notice is hereby extended la
Saturday, May 12th, 11106, at 11 o'clock
a. m.
By order nf the Board of Directors
the s.-ilfl of the stock mentioned In the
foregoing notice Is hereby extended to
Saturday, June 2, 1906. at 11 o'clock
"' '" MORRIS AL.BBB.
Secretary of MarenKo Water Company.
Office room 625 Wllcox bulldliif, Lou
Angelea. California.
6-14 6-11 30t
Notlco Is hereby Blve.ll that with the
consent oi the holders of more than two-
thirds of the capital utock of Hudson &
Co., a corporation, by order of ltn board
of directors, tho principal place, of bunt-
m'H« of mild corporation, from and after
the Ist day of July, 1900, will bo and Is
changed from tbo city of Pasadena,
county of Los Angules, state of California,
U the city of Lo« Angeles, said county
and state.
Dated May 21. 1908.
It. L. ItKVNOLDS. Secretary.
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