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THE WEATHER
LOS ANORLEfI. Cfll., B*pt. «, 190«.
time. | TTher. JHiim. IWlndTvicy. | Wthr.
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6 p.m. l 71 I B J W 110 |ClPnr
""Maximum temperature, TT.
Minimum temperature, fiO.
!tl''! t l'' Weather Conditions
t-OS ANOELES, Sppt. 8.-Falr Friday;
light north wind.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
THOMAS-ARONSON— AIbert Thomas, 17,
native of Mlehlßnn nnd resident of Los
AnKelfn, and Jcanette Aronson, 23, na-
tive of Illinois and resident of Los An-
•jplps.
PEARBON-ALRlDClE— William Pearson'
27, native of England and resident of
Loa Angeieg, and I,lllle Alrldge, 2<\ na-
tive of Minnesota, and resldunt of Santa
Rosa.
YORK-DAVENPORT— Edward York. 84,
native of Missouri and resident of Los
Angelen, and Mnbel Davenport, 28, • na-
tive of Illinois nnd resident of Los An-
RPIPS.
McKKNZIR-CHESEBno-Fr?«man Me-
Kfinzlp, 23, nntlve of Canada find resi-
dent nf Long Beach, nnd Ada Chirebro.
24, native of Wisconsin and resident of
Long Bench. --
WADMAN-MURRAT— Clarence Wadman,
25, native of New York and resident of
Lib AnKfilcs, and Beulah Murrny, 2S,
native of lowa and resident of Los An-
frelfis.
HENRY-HANSON— James Henry, 41. na-
tive of Scotland nnd resident of Los
.Angples, and Emma Hnnson, 27, nntlve
of HwMen and resident of Los Angeles.
LARSEN-FUl.BRiailT— Henry LRrsen.
21, native of Norway and resident. of
Los Angeles, and Nannlo Fnlbrlght, 20,
native of Mlsspurl and resident of
Whittler.
CULL.EN-HAMILTON— James Cullen, 21.
native of Pennsylvania and resident of
, Los Angeles, and Carmen Hamilton, 21,
native of California and resident of Los
Wy'maN-HOFMAN— Arthur Wyman. 35,
native of California and resident of
Avalon, and Anna ITofman, 28, native of
Ohio and resident of Avalon.
BOSE-Mll.LER— Ferdinand Rose, 42, na-
tive nf Oermnny and resident of Los
Angeles, and Maud Miller, 27, native of
California nnrt resident of Los- Angeles.
O'BRIEN-CORNINO— John O'Brien, 29,
native of Illinois nnd resilient of Los
Angeles, and Bertha Cornlntr, 22, native
of Kansas and resident of Elgin. 111.
WOODBURN-HKRON - ROCKRITRN —
D'Arcy Woodburn-Hercn, 28, native of
Scotland nnd resident of Avalon. and
Adelaide Rockburn, 27, native of Maine
and resident of Avalon.
"Peck & Ciase Co., undertakers and
embalmer*; lady assistants. 433 S. Hill.
T»l Mw ln. 81. j
Bresec Bros. Co., Undertakers
Removed to BES S. Flgueroa St.
■ L«.dy attendant. Private ambulane*.
' Telephones: Main 248. Home 52607.
ORR & HINES CO., funeral Directors
Hitve moved to tbelr nr*T Imllillus on
the N. K. tor, 10th and Flower.
' Wotli phonrw H!i. l.wfly Awwlwfmit.
FUNERAL NOTICE
HAGWALL-September 6, 1900, Edwin J.
Magwall, aged 27 years. The funeral
services will be held at Bresee Brothers'
chapel, 856 South Flgueroa street, to-
day at 3 o'clock.
HEINTZ-September 6. 1906. Carl M.
Heintz, aged 68 years. Funeral services
will be held at the family residence,
2345 Scarff street, this (Friday) after-
■ noon at 2:30. Friends Invited. ;
CHURCH NOTICES
cIIR^sT^ciwRCH^CORNER T2TH
and Flower. Rev. Baker P. L>ee, rec-
tor; Sunday services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.; early celebration holy com-
munion on third Sunday and Saints'
Day, at 7:30 a.- m. Strangers es-
■ peclally invited. University cars
pass the door. Thoso desiring tele-
X phone connections for "shut-ins '. tele-
. phone 7912. Church physician 'at the
church every morning from 8:30, to
9:30. Services and medicine free to
all. Church open dally for private
prayer from 8 a. m. until 6 p. m.'
PENIEL HALL,. 227 SOUTH MAIN
street— A noonday prayer meeting la
held each week day, . 12 to 1 o'clock.
Gospel meeting every night at 7:50 p.
m. Sunday services as follows: 9 a.
m., ■ men's prayer meeting; 9:45, Sab-
bath school and Bible class; 11
o'clock, preaching; 3 p. m., holiness
v meeting; evangelistic service .. at
"night. Rev. T. P. Ferguson, Mrs. M.
P. Ferguson and Q. H. Studd superiu.
r tendents of the mission,
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope St., near Ninth. Seats free. Rev.
1 William Horace Day, pastor; Day.
Warren F. Day, D. D., pastor emeri-
tus; Harry Clifford Lott. choir mas-
ter; Walter -. F. Skeele. organist.-
Morning service, 11 o'clock. Rev. Ed-
ward F. Goff of Riverside will preach
in exchange with tho pastor emeritus.
■ Evening service, 7:45 o'clock; Rev.
Edward F. Goff will preach.
second church"of~christTscTen-
■ tjst — Simpson auditorium. 734 South
: H ope street Services Sunday 11 a.
m. and Bp. m.; sermon from the
Christian Science Quarterly. Subject,
• "Matter." Children's Sunday school
9:30 a. m. Wednesday evening meet-
ins at 8 o'clook. Reading rooms, 510-
511 Herman W. Hellman bldg.. Spring
nnd Fourth streets, open dally, Sun-
days excepted. from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
BTV JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 6U
W. Adams, near Figueroa street. Rev.
Lewis G. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
vices, /:30 a. m., U n, m., 6 p. m. This
is a FREE church end all are cordially
Invited. Take the Grand avenue car to
Adams street and walk one block west.
— >Take the University car to Chester
place, walk through Chester- place and
one block east on Adams street.
BT. PAUI/S PRO-CATHEDRAL, 623
South Olive (near all the leading ho-
tels)— The Rev. J. J. Wilklns, D. D.,
dean and rector. Services: Holy com*
munion 7:80 a., m., Sunday school 9:30,
morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.
. m.,- evening prayer and sermon 7:45
p. m. The rector- will preach. A
warm welcome for all sorts and eon-
dltlons of people, '.;...-
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS. PERMANENT
minister of the Los Angeles Fellow-
: ship, will speak at Blanchard hall,
235 S. Broadway, at 11 o'clock Sunday
morning on "The Church of the
Deed." Music byMlss Helen Tappe,
sopranu, an«t Alfred E. Walper, viol-
Jnlst. Doors open at 10:30. - All seats
■ free. All cordially welcome.
ATTORN EYS.AT.LAW
MARRIAGE AND PROBATE LAWS A
specially. No fee without success. K.
P. MOREY, 531 .Stitnson blk., cor. 3u
and Spring, Phone 6718, Open even-
ings.-
PIVOROE LAWS- ADVICE FREE; NO
fee without success; private. J. 11.
SMITH, 122 W. Third Bt., room 108,
1 to 6 p. m.
BOCIETY NOTICES
HON. JAS. H. ULANCHARD. NOMINEE
of the Prohibition party for governor,
and Rev; C J. Hull, Held secretary
of the Prohibition party, will debate
- the prohibition question with Walter
Young, James Taylor Rogers and
Fred J. Spring before the Progressive
club In Ulanchard hall Sunday, Sep-
tember », at 7:4R p. m. Ui'lef brll>
Hunt niuwl" progrn.ni. Free.
AND STORAGE
""/ ""coi jhSaiV^w OkhSi i cmljsiß 'ca^
"\f • . 415-417-419 San Pedro St.-,-. ■
; ■-<.-'• :; Main office 3^4 South Main.
• Phones Main 1117, Home 2IM. New and
absolutely flr« proof storage; private
locked rooms for brlo-a-brae, pianos,
, fine furniture, etc. Trunks, boxes, etc,
stored, i&o to 600 per month. W« solicit
yoirr patronage.
PIANOB ~ '
JS!A^6TbOI^UJ 5 ! A^6TbOI^U OlTEA^Y*PAVMlci ; ?ra*^
. rimum rented ut low rutes. "A. O.
OARONBIt i'IANO HOUSE, Ltd.. IK
Winston bt. Tel. Black 8311; Ilom*
WANTED _^^_
Help— Mal« %Jy
HUMMEL BROS. A CO.. ~"~~
-RMPLOYMKNT AOENTB—
A strictly dr»t-rias«, reliable agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orrt*>rs solicited.
116-lig East Second street,
I Between Main and Los Angeles street*.
Largest and bent equipped offices on
the Pacific eo«.il.
hummel nnos. & co.,
llfl and 118 R. 2d St
Telephones— Mnln 609.
r Home tor
WANTRD — COMPETENT OA9 FlT-
ter« nn«l metermen at once. Apply to
FOHKMAN OF GAS SHOP, renr of
641! Bn. Mill st. Los Anneles o** A
Electric Co. y
MEN TO LEARN BARBKR TRADIS.
Situations gimranteed. MOLER BYS-
TEM_CO LLEO B, 118 E. 2d.
WANTRD— A JOB PRINTER-ROOM 17,
105 EABT FIRST ST.
Agent*
WANTED— nVERYWHKSREt OENTLE-
men or Indies for most SELF-BELL-
IN(», MONRY-MAKINO necessity. Send
ImniPdlntolv for particulars. HARRY
W. PLUMMER, Los Angeles, Cat., Gen-
eral Delivery.
Situations — Female
DARNINQ, MENDING ANT> PLAIN
sowing. Room 22. 217 W. SIXTH ST.
.•'.) V ' To Rent
WANTED—
AV\j OWNKRS
—OK RENTAL PROPKRTY—
TO KNOW THAT WE
—DO A RENTAL BUSINESS
-DON'T WORRY
-TT YOU WANT A TKNANT-
— Lie 1 YOUR PROPERTY—
WITH U8
MINRS * KAIIISII,
815 SOUTH HILL, STREET,
Money
WANT $800, $1000, $1200, $1600. PRIVATE
money; 8 net Interest; Income cottages.
SIDDALL, 207 Copp Bldg.
WA NTE3D— $1200; T YEARS; 6-ROOM
house; rented $23. 11. K. SIDDALL.,
207 Copp Bldg.
To Purchase — Real Estate
WANTED — INCOME PRODUCING
property valued at about $5000. D.
I. CIUAY, 621 Stitnson bldg. Home
6718.
Miscellaneous
WANTED— TO BUY FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you am going
to sell we will pay you one-third
more than others. Phone us. Main
1117. Horn« 2154. COLYEAR FUK-
NITURE3 CO.. 322 S. Main St.
SANITARIUMS
iCR^r^r^iE^BERT^S^ATJrTXSIUM^-
Massage, electric, all kinds of baths,'
newly equipped with needle spray
and shower. Departments for ladles
and gentlemen. Russian and Turk-
ish baths a specialty. Chiropody,
manicuring, scalp and facial maasigu.
225^ WEST IST. Home 38C».
BATHS AND MASSAGE
TIIB^ONLY'^PA'LATLi'L^'BAVH^'p'AR-
Iors in the city for a first-class bath,
massage and electric treatment, 127 V
NORTH BROADWAY. Hours from 10
■a. m. to 12 p. m. x
PALA.TIAL BATHS — EASTERN
trained operators. Formerly 127 Ms
N. Hdway.i now 126% N. SPRING ST.
Hours 10 to 12 p. m. Tel. Home 2423.
YOU AXE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 328 TEMPLE STREET for. bath
and massage. No signs In window.
Best of patronage solicited. :, ■
THE MITCHELL BATHS-VAPOR AND
steam, salt and electric tub baths, mas-
sage, alcohol andoil-Eub; open Sundays
218 N. MAIN ST.. rp6m 11.
•UNIQUE PARLOR S""-NEW L. X
opened. Suite; 52, 2d floor Baker blk.. Hi
N. MAIN. Manicuring, baths, massage.
Closed Sundays,
1524~SOUTH MAIN ST.,' SUITE 2-NEW
bath and massage parlor; tub, vapor
and massage. Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. ni.
Closed Sundays.
THE SAN FRANCISCO— SCIENTIFIC
massase nnd tub baths. Parlors 21-
22, 595 SO. SPRING, 217 W. SIXTH
ST.
SCIENTIFIC BATH AND MASSAGE.
105% N. LOS ANGELES. Rooms 2
and 3. Formerly at 413% S. Main.
THE BEEDY ELECTRIC TREAT-
merits at 309 Buena Vista St., opposite
court house, suite 60. No signs.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE 220 FRANKLIN
St., including baths, massage and elec-
tric blanket, sweats for rheumatism.
MRS. mTTtAY HAS MOVED TO 911 A
Maple aye., where she will be pleased
to have her friends call.
B^T^tS^SoF\v\"TEMPLE ST., ROOM 2.
Phone Home 5075.
MONEY TO LOAN
CASH CONFIDENTALLT LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employers knowledge
and without Indorsers; easy payments,
positively lowest rates. Hours 10:S0 to
6:80. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO..
K2B-629 Chamber of Commerce Bldg-.
WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE.
f ilanos, hortes, wagons, carriages, cat-
le, itc, without removal frpm your
possession.
Loans also made to salaried persons
on. plain note without lndorser or pub-
licity. Lowest rates in town.
FIDELITY LOAN CO..
529 Mason building.
226 West Fourth St., cor. Broadway.
Home phone 7421. . Broadway 6171.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES FOR
building, or on Improved city prop-
erty or In good outside towns, on a
new definite contract or limited pay-
ment plan of Installment payments;
Interest decreases each month as you
pay. STATE MUTUAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSN.. 107 S. Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN '
{500 to $10,000 on Improved city prop-
erty. ALLISON BARLOW, 217 8.
Broadwa", rooms 123, 124, 125, 126.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS B. WADS-
WORTH, 819 & 3SO Douglas bld«r-. will
lend money en city or county real es-
tate.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Bldg. loan our specialty, TRUE &
CLEVELAND, 607 H. W. Hellman bd.
MONEY TO LOAN. 7 PER CENT, ON
Inside ri'operty, in sums to suit I. 11.
PRESTON, 608 Laughlln bldg.
PHYSICIANS
DR. AND MRS. CARTER BUCCEBB-
fully treat all female diseases anc
irregularities; 20 years' experience;
consultation free. Hours, 9a.m. to t
p. in.; Sundays, 10 to 12 a. m. > 204
MERCANTILE PLACE, ever 648 ».
Spring.
VAN AUKEN OXYGEN INSTITUTE^
late of San Francisco, C, A. Bonesteel,
. M. D., physician In charge. Free
diagnosis. 626 S. FIGUEROA ST.
. Home phone 61787. Hours 1 to 5, 7 to
8 p. m. . Free lectures Sunday evngs.
PR TAYLOR— FEMALE SPKCIALIS'I'
and obaletrles. liELASCO THEATER.
Main st.
nr . -,-^-. nr "^l'-!^ 8
'SciuiJ^AN' r uaijTAL^co./ v '" . Lnr ."
107 N. Spring St.— Painless extract-
ing, filling, crown and brldga work,
flexible rubber plates. Pure gold
fillings, 7(o up; all-other nlllntts. 600
up; cleaning teeth, 800 up; gold
crowns and bridge work, $5.00 up;
sets teeth, 15. 00 up. ' Also open even*
Ings and Sunday forenoons.
FKANK BTBVENB, J24J4 80. BFRINQ.
LOS ANOELES HERALD:' FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1906.
FOR RENI -
Flats
FOR $12 MONTHLY TOU CAN BENT
furnished complete $ nice) sunny out*
side rooms; electricity! «*• rung*, hot
water, phone; close In: at 1010 WEHT
COLTON ST., 1003 and 1011. BAST
NINTH ST.. 1028 also IUB and 1141
W, FIRST BT.
MODERN FLATS— WATER FRETS—
$10 — 8 rooms. 204 N. Fremont.
10 — 8 rooms, 884 8. Flgueroa.
; 13.60—8 rooms 221 N. Flßueroa.
i 12—8 rooms, 212 N. Fremont.
$lfi— a rooms. 1011 El, 9th: furnished.
: 14— 8 rooms, 204 N. Fremfltnti fur.
I 14—8 rooms, i\% N. Fremont; fur.
i 14— 8 rooms, 834 B. Flgiieroaj fur.
16 — 6 rooms, 1019 M Diamond.
! 14— 2 rooms, 1141 W. First.
i 1 7 — 3 rooms, 1138 W. First! fur.
. 16—8 rooms. 222 N. Fremont; fur.
TO LET STORES—
$ICO— 7OI Went fievnnlh st.
$20—1001 Enat Ninth St.
T. WIKBENDANaBR,
812 Merchants Trust Bids;.
FOn 112 YOU CAN IIENT NEW FUH-
nlshed 3 rooms, gns range, hath, phone.
1188 snd 1141 WEST FIRST STREET;
healthy, sightly location, on car line.
FOR RENT— SIX-ROOM FLAT; CLOSE
In. Newly papered and painted; all
conveniences. Call after Sunday, G2l
_CROCKBB_BTRISET.
Houses
FOR RENT— MOVB RIGHT IN— '.
ill— 4-room cottage, E. 26th st.
14— 4-room cottage, Palomares, B. 26th.
15-6-room cottage, E. 26th at.
Keys at 1638 East Adams.
H. E. BIDDALL. 207 Copp Bldg.
FOR RENT— A MODERN 6-ROOMED
house at 828 Kohler St., $20.
THOS. J. HAMPTON,
L. A. R. B. 119 a. Broadway.
Rooms— Furnished
FOR nENT — A NICE SIWNY FRONT
room, nultnble for one or tiro n<-n<le-
. .men, la ii prlvnte family. llnlh, tele-
;>linnp, etc. Enmy nnlklnsj <llit<nnc«|
*10. prr month. Telephone Ilronilvmy
4050 or call 147 NORTH GRAND AYE.
THE ROANOKE, AT SAN PEDRO AND
Seventh; newly furnished and clean, up-
_to-date_roomB_by_day,_week_or_nionth._
Room*
FOR $13 YOU CAN RENT NEW FUR-
nished 8 rooms, gas ranee, bath, phone.
1133 and 1141 WEST FIRST STREET,;
healthy, sightly location, on car line.
Stores and Offices
STORE NO. 205 N. BROADWAY, IN
The McCarthy company's fine big
building. THE MCCARTHY COM-
I'ANY. 203 N. Broadway.
CONTRACTORS
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BUILDING
bungalows. Plans and estimates fur-
nished free, and If necessary will ar-
range a loan. N. F. WHITTEMORI3.
610 0. T. Johnson Dldg. Both phonea.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
DR. GRBEN, CLAIRVOYANT, BUfll-
licas medium, rlvps life readings thin
week, 50c. Circles Wednesday, Thursday
evgs., ibc. Koom 111. II U Vj S. Hl'UiMf.
MRS. ELSIE REYNOLDS CIRCLE FRl-
day evening. Frlsnda only. 712 N.
BVNKER HILL Sittings dally.
MME. LISCHKA. MEDIUM. PALMIST,
clairvoyant, reador. 625 VV. BTH. H. 6329.
MRS. PARKER, RELIABLE PALMIST
and clalroyant, 444 B. Spring; room 1.
MINING AND ASSAYING
FOR LEASES ON MINES IN THE
Tollurlde belt of the Slate range, San
Bernardino county, >cc manager o(
mining department.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO,,
218 West Third St:
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF RETIREMENT.
Not** is hereby given that Mr. Rob-
ert Brodle Forman has retired from
business, and that he ceased to be a
partner in our firm on June 30th, 1906.
BALFOUE, GUTHRIE & CO.,
416 Jackson street,
' / San Francisco.
JMMRk. OR. A. POLASICY. optician of 40
{ySj&i years "tnerlrnce. Ims opened of-
sS^ flees, 342 S. B'way. 4th floor. Free
examination; latest methods. Phone 4138.
CLEAN "WATCH. 60c; Main Springs, W)c;
warranted; old gold tl pwt. 451 8. MAIN.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
FEATHER PILLOWS RENOVATED AY
ACME FEATHER iWORKS, 75& San
Pedro st. Tel. Sunset Main 1166;
Home 8041.
TRUSSES, ELASTIC HOSIERY. MED-
Ical batteries, etc. Matthay. 415 West sth.
patentB and patent rights
hazarET^&^harphaml pioneer
Agcy, Citizens Nat. Bk. bldg. Book
free.
:.' ' ; LOST AND FOUND
LOST— LADY'S BACK COMB, WITH
fold trimmings. Reward If returned to
. CITRON, 102 S. Main St.
.< FOR SALE
Houses
FOR BALE-
•2SOO
C-room /bungalow, well built, Mission
style, large living room across front,
dark, old gold brick fireplace; porch;
best plum' <g.
Plenty of city water, large level lot
snd everything In garden truck grow-
ing.
Oiled streets, cement sidewalks and
curbs.
6-cent car fare, twelve minutes from
First and Main streets.
This is a beautiful home, located cor-
ner of Pasadena short line and Tourma-
line street, one block inside of city
limits.
Jlf.oo cash, balance easy payments. See
owner at house or address BOX 312,
Herald.
FOR SALB^-6-ROOM MODERN BUNOA-
Iow, having all conveniences possible for
a deglrable home; front porch and liv-
ing room; 28 feet entire width of house;
large, fireplace and mantel; hnilt-ir
seals; booKoases and buffet; beamed
ceilings;, living and dining rooms fin-
ished In Flemish oak; beautiful tleotrio
fixtures; cabinet; kitchen; complete
bath room and ' 3 handsome, airy bed
chambers, all finished In white enamel;
all walls In rich, soft tints, harmonizing
with balance o( finish; handsome floors;
screened back porch; lawn; cement
walks; shade trees In front; ndjnlniiig
property all In keeping with this lirau.
ilful home; good streets and close to car
line. For a few days only we can sell
this for $IS!iO; $1000 cash, balance mort«
gage. PITTBBURO REAL HSTATI3
CO., 311-16 Laughlln Bldg. .
FOR BALIS— ~ "
We have several new modern 6*
room cottages, prloe 11960; only $200
cash, balance $20 per month, includi
Ing. interest.
For any one requiring a home close)
In and only 10 minutes from business,
center, this Is an unusual opportun-t
liy. There Is sewer. tra« and elec*
triclty. and alley In rear of lot. This
property U splendidly situated and
- will constantly lner«as« in valu*
Sole Agents.
JCtNHS * H\ 1.101 l lANII to., ■
lIS W. Third St.
---• -f?- w • >AL ! t rir .
Houiti
tiir msmn pnirn
which we secured on msterlal before
tli* raise enables us to Rlv« you the
Inside prlet on your new bulldlnir. If
you hay« plans to Ajcure call and we
will convince you the above
statement \* true. We hava many
biillrilngs erected which we point to
with pride »nd w« would b«
pleased to show you. If you are) In th«
market for a n«w house, bungalow,
flut. or apartment call and look over
our lar>« assortment of plant or our
expert draftsman will get one up to
suit you free of cost. Cash or terms
on all work. Open evenings by ap-
pointment. »
wwrnnff rum imnu CO.,
403 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Phone 980, Broadway 8391.
FOR SALE-MODERN 6-ROOM BUN-
Knlow, gns, electricity, heater, mantel,
wnsii tray, cobblestone porch with ce<
ment floor nnd steps, lawn, garden and
bnrn; lot 40x170; on S. Flower St.; price
53500; SBOO cash.
E. O.~DEVENS,
227 Laughlln Uldg., 315 8. Broadway.
FOR SALE-
6-ROOM COTTAGE,
$3000 . . $3000
KAST S2D BT., NEAR GRIFFITH
-AYE., 1500 cash, balance easy terms; lot
48xlW) to alley; thoroughly modern and
In perfect repair; sewer, gas and eleo-
trlcity; variety of fruit trees; flowers
and lawn. There la a new 4-room cot-
tnge In rear, which will rent for $12 per
JONES & RYDER LAND CO..
218 W. Third St.
$500 CASH. $25 MONTH
8-room new modern cottaßQ; the
rooms are Very large. 2 foldlns; doors,
mantel, hot and cold water, Bras and
electricity; stationary wash tubs, pol-
ished floors; everything up-to-date.
Price »2900. So. Park car line.
IBRETSON-JOHNSON CO.,
, Main 1580 .308-10-12 Trust Bid*.,
Home 2410 3d and Spring.
walking: distance -nine-boom
strictly modern house on Bond street,
near Pico; lawn, flowers, etc. Pretty
place; $7000, half cash.
DODGE & SON.
407 Delta Bldg.
Main 6245. Home 3508.
FOR BALE-
Nlce cottage on West 28th St., and other
property In that vicinity, on easy terms.
Furnished house for rent on West 28th
St., $50 per month.
FREL>,L SEXTON,
Room EOS Mason building.
13000 ONLY— S3OOO
For a 6-room modern home V%
block to West Pico st.; lot 46x128; fine
lawn, shrubbery, trees, etc.
ABEL & McELLIGOTT,
611 So. Broadway.
FOR SALE- ~*
25-ft. lot, with 5-room cottage, on
Crocker St., near 6th; }25 per foot less
than anything in the block. Must be
sold this week
See Owner, 203 FAT BLDG.
FOR SAI.K — (12700, MODERN 5-ROOM
Imwkiilow on the Pnnndenn Short
' I.liip, Inside the vlty limits* large lot,
gnrden nnd flowers. Built for «
home, neat bur In the cltyi VI7GO
dona, hnlnnce 917.n0 per month. Ad-
Areas BOX 315, Herald.
FOR SALE. TO BE REMOVED-TWO-
story house on Hill St., between Second
and Third sts. Apply at office of
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN AS-
SOCIATION, Conservative Life Bldg.
EASY PAYMENTS-GO AND SEE THI3.
1229 East Thirty-fifth St., new. modern,
B-roern cottage; small cash payment,
balance like pent; key next door. KEN
' WHITE. 304 Bryaon block.
FOR SALE— NO PAYMENT DOWN,
only rent and Interest, payable month-
ly, buys 1 cottage. Keys at 1638
EAST ADAMS.
FOR SALE— SSO CASH, $17 MONTHLY,
buys new 4-room house. 81600. Keys
at 1538 EAST ADAMS.
18 COTTAGES. $150 DOWN. AGENTS'
full commission. SIDDALL, 207 Copp
_Bldg;
City Lots and Lands
FOR SALE— '-
FRBO
EXCURSIONS
— to—
HOLLYWOOD
Every day — every hour-
Seventy 50-ft. residence lots.
Facing on Gower, Acacia and Gor-
don aye. The most choice and select
property offered in that beautiful
city for the money. It Is closest to
the business center. Including mod-
ern improvements; 5-ft. cement
walks, cement curbs, streets graded,
water 'piped and a park-way to be
planted In ornamental trees between
curbs and -walks. There are only 70
lots left — so do not delay.
OUR PRIOR
$550 io $650 v
On easy payments and 60 per eenl
cheaper than any similar property.
Call at our office for tickets and
maps and all information.
Our office open next
SUNDAY
All day to Issue freo tickets.
Bring your friends and family out
and compare our prices with those of
other tracts.
808
GRIDUK & HAMILTON,
22S -Went Second St.
WESTMINSTER SQUARE
THE NEW WEiTLAKB DISTRICT
This magnificent new residence/
tract la located at tho southwest cor-
ner of Fourth and Western aye..
Western avenue extends from the
ocean to the mountains. The lots
will ■ be highly Improved— palm
trees planted, etc, Two elegant
houses now being planned, others
will quickly follow. Car line In
course of construction will run
through tract. Water Is assured.
ThU property MUST advance. Buy
now and pet the first pick of lots and
reap bis profits.
AI>THOU*si" BROS.,
Members L. A. Realty Board,
231 Laughlln •Bldg.
Main 283. Home Ex. 283.
For Sale —
Good Lot %
Near Adams and Compton
40x125 to Alley
This Is a Snap
Price §900
See OWNER~
521 Stlmson Bldg.
FOR iALK— LOTB- — —
$1000 each. Five lets In Ang«|ena
Heights . Tract, west of Douglts street,
fronting" on Sunset boulevard, Terms,
$100 cash, balance $10 pee month. •■
$600. Lots in Conner*' Subdivision, of
Jotuwnsvn Tract. Easy terms..
allison Barlow,
.JIT South ) rosdwiy, room Ui
Phones— Horn* 409. Main 409,
FOR »AL»
City Lois and Lands
For Sale
On Easy Terms.
60xlBO feet.
Lots In Gtyslan Helthti Junt west
Of Klyslan park at $200 to $500 each:
water plp»d 1p front of lots, elesrnnt
•oil, fine vltwst cooler In summer and
warmer In winter than on tho flat
land. Finest residence sltei are on
the high ground. ,
M.LWIdB
1281. W. Hellman Block
Second and Broadway.
FOR »At,fl— ~~
llAllflUN* IN LOTS
linoo — f hMiirr.in, nrnr l(l(h . . . . «O*TT
*17.-,n — f Ininrron, nr. Wmh'lnn.notlK)
*l7r.O— \\ mlmi. nrnr Illlli . . . . r.O. ir.O
«IMin_l>,,r.hr*(er, nr. tVral'n . .4w» 125
swum — ai»<, nriir Ilerinoan ROxIRO
f^(l(«> — WrMninrrlnnri hi., nrnr
Illlh «t eOxl«2
|MSIH) — r,, r . Wrulnmrrlnnil 111.,
nrnr 16th nt 70x1A2
SIIMVII A 1J1.1.1.10N,
417 nyrn» Illdg. Home phone W74T.
CHBArE.IT LOT IN
c;if AHl,i:s VICTORIIAM, TRACT
BOxl4B to alley; only $16(10.
Dalton avenus so-ft. street.
Better aeo us at once.
ramey nnonmns,
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
214 Johnson Bide. Home 6465.
FOR SALE- ~~~
Best lot In Westmoreland tract, Elden
St., 3d lot north of 10th St.
60 feet front; high, unfilled ground.
We -will sell it for $2f>oo or lens.
Here Is a chance to speculate.
J. R. MACLINTOCK, 704 Orant Bldg.
Home 7295. Sunset Main 624.
FOR SALE—
IN SALT LAKE DIBTIUCT
6-room house, barn. E, 15t.,.. 53200
6-room house K. 4th .$2500
07 ft. cor. near Ist S3OOO
35 ft. cor store, etc (5000
Lots $600 and up.
F. D. DA VIES.
1425 K. Ist, Home 41378.
Office 4th and Clarence. Boyle 667.
FOR SALE— LAROE, BEAUTIFUL LOT
in southwest, for *800. All street
I work, walks, water, etc., completed.
C cent fare, car ',4 block from lot;
r.Oxin,"). Terms V* cash, balance 6, 12,
18 months. The brut and chnpnt
GOOD lot on the mnrket. I want to
sell now. 11. v. GRAY, 621 Btimson
bids. Home 8718.
FOR SALE— ON GRAND AYE., NEAR
3Oth st.; lot 60 feet front on east side
of street, will be sold cheap; owner
needs the money. THOS. J. HAMP-
TON, 119 So. Broadway. L. A. R. B.
Suburban Property
FOR EAGLE! ItOCK LOT9y
-^Seel-
WALKRR A CLARK, Agcntm.
Home phone 492— through Qlendale
Exchange, office corner uf Central
and Colorado ayes. Eagle Rock.
ACRES f275-ONLY SO' MINUTES FKO-I
Ist and Main, In the very heart of beau-
tiful San Gabriel valley; two 'car lines;
finest land; abundance of water free to
holders of land. This Is positively with-
out an equal for a home or investment.
Residence lots In vicinity sell for $2000
per lot. THE GREATER LOS ANGE-
LES :'biALTY CO., 433 Huntington
building.
FAR SALE-LOT 40x100 ON THE NEW
EAOLE ROCK CAR LINE INSIDE
CITY LIMITS; STREET WORK ALL
DONE. $816.00; $450 DOWN, BALANCE
$10 PER MONTH: ALSO ONE LOT,
40x160, $950: $250 DOWN, BALANCE 110
PER MONTH. ADDRESS BOX 811
HERALD OFFICE,
YOU CAN NEVER BUY ALTADENA
property cheaper than you can today.
Prices are low and bound to advance
steadily. If interested see Ij. M.
PRATT, 608 Laughltn Bldg.
Country Property
FOR SALE—
TW6 best alfalfa and fruit land In
the state, on easy terms. If you will
improve will give you your own time
to pay for it; prices from $15 to $40
per acre. Come in and see us or write
for particulars.
W. H. TOWNSEND. Colonization,
■Room 210. 702 South Spring St.
Los Angeles. Cal.
W ACRES, ONE MILE FROM GAR-
dena; fine sandy loam; plenty water; 3
acres In alfalfa: some fruit and gum
trees. Will be very close to proposed
car line. A bargain at $2500; part cash.
ADKINS & BAGIN, .
322 Grant Bldg.
Phones— Sunset Main 6148; Home 37787,
PHONE ME YOUR ADDRESS AND
I'll send you a booklet giving full par-
ticulars about the land at Hemet, Riv-
erside county. Elevation 1600 ft.; splen-
did soil; easily worked: $135 to $175 per
acre. L. M. PRATT, 608 Laughlin Bldg.
Main or Home 1109. i, .
FOR HEMET FARMING LANDS IN 10-
acre tracts, see 1.. M. I'HATT, agent
Hemet Land Co., 608 Laughlin bldy.
Business Property
FOR SALE—
The Northwest Corner
25th and Congress
IMPROVED
WITH 4 NEW HOUSES '
NEVER BEEN OCCUPIED
WILL EASILY RENT FOR
$110 PER* MONTH — '■ —
ONE BLOCK OFF~W. ADAMS ST.
SOUTHWEST— WELL LOCATED.
2 CAfTunES
OWNER SAy'sTsELL FOR
$11,000
THIB IS A GOOdTnCOME INVEST-
MENT AND IS CHEAP AT THE
PRICE. _ __
Mines .& Parish
316 SOUTH HILL STREET
SOLE AGENTS
■ •. \.'
KOR SALE- • * -■ ~
Income property near Bast Bth st.
toward proposed Union depot. Owntr
needs money and will self below the
market. J. A. MORLAN & CO., m
Fay Bldg.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SOUTH
vld« of Kast Eighth street, $120 p«r front
foot) adjoining property sold for $ISO pti
foot] two %ottB«es rented on It,
rniOMAB j. jiaml'ton. u» a }Wd<
.way. ■ ■ ■ ' , ■ „
Housss— Furnished
16-HOOMKLi APAHTMtSNT HOUBB
for sale cheap: mum* all occupied;
w«ll eiiatact; newly turn lnlied: barn.
BANTEE STREET.
THEWOODBURYMEtIDS
Develop money*carnln«r eapaeltjr iind
lead directly to position, prestige -stnd
promotion. TIIR MJCCRM OF THH
sTUnnurT" nnr miMd. Dar «nd even-
ing sessions. Enter eny day. . Call,
write, phone.
«ot> g. Hill. Home 1HIW), Main WOK.
The California School for Boy*
Of 7 to 14 years. Resident!*! and day.
Pupils prepared for hlßh school nnn
eolleire. Trained and experienced
teachers, under the prlnelpnlshlp of N.
William Jirlck, A. B. (Queens), for nine
years principal of Reglopotls college
and for six years principal of a large
grammar school. 1948 Lovelace aye.,
hnlf a block from Washington st.
School opens September 12. Terms
moderate. Write or call. Home 28673.
Now located In '
NEW BUILDING
Largest and finest In the Southwest
FUTH.gTWEET.ny-THE-PAntC
UJ**H*Z' &J%^2 Iness College) In
<5r BS3-B-7W. 7th Bt.
• SOUTHERN CALirONNIA ■— ?'
AND GQAHAM SCHOOL OP &HORrHAf*O\<
(MJ OJTANO AVg, IOJ ANCM*. «»«-'
ffi^H|^ For Sale
a ™ W i%\VitmTlßr New 6-room rot-
tjßQKHjHffillSa tage. Tollot. por-
( c-elaln bnth, sink,
' etc. Close In; a
snap nt $l«00, on terms to suit YOU; lot
60xHO. For exchange, clear, large o-
roorn residence, Redlands, Cal., on one
of the very finest residence streets; lot
70x185; price $5000. Want clear ranch.
EDWIN AI.DUUSON, Owner. 20X-203
Laughlln Bldg.
EDUCATIONAL
S?7NiSH~~LESfaONs" " bF^XPERP
enced teacher. Address BOX 88. Herald.
FOR SALE
Beach Property— Long Beach
$140 to!, $1(0 Per Month
These are residence lots In the North
Long Beach tract. Sightly location;
well elevated: streets graded and oiled;
water piped to the lot. Either a home
or investment. It Is worth Investigation.
Apply at ROOM 315-346 Douglas Bldg.
. Poultry Ranches .
FOR SALE- ? '
The flneßt poultry ranch near Los An-
geles, being 2 miles east of Pasadena,
, close to car line. A delightful home and
a profitable proposition; 6 acres, half
orchard, etc.; new 6-room house, bath,
furnace, etc., finely furnished through-
out; full equipment; several hundred
choice fowls (Rhode Island Reds), well,
windmill, etc. Price only $8000.
See FOOTE REALTY COMPANY.
718-719 O. T. Johnson Bldg.
Orange Grove*
FOR SALE-VALENCIA ORANGE
GROVES.
$6000— 11% acres near San Dimas; 10
acres young Valenclas, balance full
bearing navels; cottage, barn.
$29,000-20 acres, all Valenclas In pink
of condition; for past S years net In-
come has averaged 23 per cent on price
*" L.M. PRATT. 608 Laughlin Bldg.
Headquarters for Orange Groves.
Hotels and Lodging Houses
A NICE SMALL~ ROOMING HOUSE,
close In, nicely furnished; man and wlfu
can make good salary; comparatively
new: cost over $1000; can be handled
for $425; rent $35; Price $875. " u '"*' ea
I,IO AII Y A SON,
223 Mercantile Place.
Beach Property
FOR BALE-^ON 3D ST., SANTA MON-
lea; lot 60x150, -with 2 cottages rented
for $87.50 per month; price $8600; no
other lot on the street for less than
»10,000. THOS. J. HAMPTON, lIS So.
Broadway. L. A. R. B.
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-THREE SETS OF GLOBE
Marine engines; two 71 h. p., one 60 h.
E. can be Inspected at Fellows' Boat
lullding Yard, Terminal Island. Suit-
able for launches and power boats of
every description. These engines are
new and have never been Installed.
Will sell at a reduction, together or
separate. A big bargain.
*F. ORMOND,
801 0. T. Johnson Bldg.
FOR SALE— NE3W AND SECOND-
hand billiard and pool tables; bar fix-
tures of all kinds; etmy payment*.
(B«nd for catalogue. TIIK mtUND-
WICK-BALKE-COLLENDEH CO.. 3»
West Third street. Los Angeles-
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Bstats
McDonald & stott.
809 to 317 Lankershlm Building.
TO BUY.
Owners and dealers In real estate
-who have properties for sale or ex-
change will nnd it decidedly to their
advantage to come In and have a talk
with us.
We can handle property located In
any part of the United States. Bast-
em property a. specialty.
We hay* the best trader in the
United States; It mean* dollar* to
you to make Ills acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come In and see v*.
McDonald & stott,
Entrance 313 l-unkeruliln» IJldsr. .
Home Fhone 4T46,
Bunset Main 4856. .
FOR EXCHANGE—
Clear vacant lots, n«»r to car line,
schools, churches and stores, 80 min-
utes' ride to center of Los Angeles;
to exchange for equities in city prop-
erty; property having installment or
monthly payment mortgages will not
be (iens|<f«r«cl. ■
■ CHAS. 8. MANN.
825 W. Fourth Ht.
lUO ACRES WHITI'I I'WIl '1 l>llli:il
BISOO I
-With tha land will exchange for
• omit A I SELV W 'cE A L n L^O <> tT. '
«ll 80. Broadway.
11
FINES CARTOONIST HERRIMAN
Ignored Court Summons In Vlgnes
Vote Buying Case and Is
Mulcted
George Herrlman, a newspaper car-,
toonlst, was fined |R0 y#«terday morn-
Ing on a contempt of court charg* tried.'
before Judge James In department 7 of
the nuperlor court.
The artist was recently subpoenaed to
appear before the grand Jurjr to glvel
testimony in th« Invest lß.it lnn nf thft
bribery charges against n. C. Vlfnes, a'
deputy sheriff.
It was alleged In a. story printed , ln'
the Times that Harry 'C. Carr. a repor-t
ter, and Oeorge Herrlrmn, a cartoonist,,
were approached by Vlgnps nnd paid $2
to vote ns ringers In ft certain ward.
Vlgnes was arrested, and yesterday,
his rase was to hay* come up before.
Justice Young for examination. It was)
continued.
In tho meantime Marry Carr had
irlven his information to the grand Jury,
md Herrlman, who had been employed
by another newspaper, had been served
with a subpoena.
Herrlmnn Ignored the subpoena and
went to Santa Cruz to the Republican
state,. convention to cartoon the dele
gate*. He wan rudely brought back]
ye«terday by Sheriff White, and gladly;
gave up $60 for the contempt rather'
than go to the county jail and eat
Sheriff White's meals.
BANK BURGLAR ALARLM ,
. SCARES PASSERS-BY,
Three times did the burglar alarm of
the Broadway Bank/ and Trust com-,
pany at Third and Broadway give evi
dence that the vault of that institution
was being tampered with last night,
and each of the three times a squad of
police officers ,\vns lent hurriedly to
catch the safe-cracker. '. ,
The laat alarm occurred at }l:80 last,
night, and the gong in the main office'
of the Institution rang violently.
Instantly the street In front of the
bank was filled with curious passers
by, who thought the ■ bank was being
robbed. It was finally discovered :. by,
Bergt. Dixon that crossed wirei were)
responsible. They wera repaired.
COUPLE SAY THEY SAW
AN OLD MAN ROBED
Mr. and Mrs. John Slmond* of 818
Macy street reported. to the detectlvesj
last evening that while they were cross* '
Ing Macy street on their way homey"*
they saw two Mexicans stop an old man
about fifty feet in front of them andij
go through hln pockets. The Italians '
stated that they think the Mexicans
who did the job did not have guns, but I
of that they are not sure. Five detec-. ■
tives from the central police station
were hurried to the scene of the alleged
crime, but they could find nothing. It' ■
was said by the detective sergeant that .
unless the old man who is believed |to
have been the victim of hold-up men
made a. complaint nothing could ba done
by the department.
- — * ' ** • ..'.!■■'
Saloon Rioting
In the Eureka saloon on South Main
street last night occurred a brawl that
resulted In three arrests — Dan Cota.'of
1422 Griffith avenue and Mr. and Mrs.
Ervln Frayer. Officer McCann stated
that the fight was the fault of two men.
and a -woman, who refused to pay for
drinks. Ball -was furnished • for. all
three. ___ J^__^__ •' "! '
Three days from today, locomotive)
collision at Agricultural park. ' '* '
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE — r
Have M. section improved farm in.
Colorado; 300 acres In San Luis Oblspo
county; 10 lots in Chicago, well located.'
"Want something In the U. 8." . Will ;
trade any of the above for up-to-date
rooming house. Must be well located,
J. A. MORLAN & CO..
; ,203 Fay Bldg.
' ■'< BEN WHITE
Will .Exchange .
your property; Immense bargains; ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and qulclC;
results. Member Realty Board. 304-»,
BRYBON BLOCK, gd and Spring mi*.
LIuSAL, NOTICE 3
Notice of Sale of Goods. ' Wares : Md|
MercbandlHe Stored or Uepoatted
With or Pledged to the Trans-Con-
tinental FrelKht Co. |
Public notice la hereby given that thft
Transcontinental Freight company wlllj
on the 15th day of September, 1906, at thei
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at I
Tiiu San Fernando street, in the city of.
Los Angeles, county of Los Angelas, state
of California, sell at public auction to the;
highest and best bidder, each and all of '
those certain pieces of goods, wares and]
merchandise heretofore deposited or
stored with or pledged to the Transcontt-I
nental Freight company by tho respective,
owners thereof ana upon which the stow I
age or amount of tne pledge has not)
been paid, . but Is new due, owlngr andj
unpaid from the respective owners there^
of, to the said Transcontinental Freight
company, as shown by the following list.'
The list of goods, wares and merchan-l I
disc, the names of the owners thereof, '
and tha amounts due thereon, respect-l
Ively, is as follows, to wit:
Bert Connor, 3 barrels, J58.66; J. A. Bry-
ant, 1 box household goods, 1 bike (crat- 1
ed). 57.71: 8. Baker. 1 box household]
goods, $10.81; George H. Bancroft, 3 crates*
blackboards, $81.70; W. ■ Bradenhoft, li ■'
trunk, $4.76; IS. 8. Kstmllllo, 1 box books!
1 wheelbarrow. 1 bundle pictures, 1 step-
ladder. $10.50: E. J. Leeds, S boxes, $14.71;
Mrs. J. McKendrlck, 2 barrels, 1 drum,!
1 hamper, 1 sewing machine, $11.27; •C.
Etchlbarne, I barrels, 7 boxes household] '
goods, 1 trunk, $67.33; F. Nottingham, 23j
boxes household goods, $29.60; J. M. Ha*3
ard, 1 piano (boxed), 2 boxes household-
oodß. $24-16; C. C. . Osborne, 1. • stove.'"
(crated), $6.60; Mrs. Effle Pettit. I box)
household goods, $7.00; Mrs. E, M. Gain.'
land, 1 hall tree (crated), 1 bicycle, 2 bar- ■ .
rels. 1 dresser. 1 sewing machine, 1 ice
box. $40.66: M. It. "Vernon, 2 bundles, 25
boxes household goods, 1 paper box, 3
trunks, 1 desk, 1 bundle picks and poles,:
1 sign, 1 folding chair frame, $101.77; W. j
K. Randsburg, 1 boxes household goods,!
iil.&B; A. L, Rpgers, 1 box household] : -
goods, $8.65; Mr. 3. Starkey, 1 box house J
hold goods, 1 bundle bedding, $19.85.; Cyrus V
Wheeler, 1 buggy, 1 buggy shaft, $41.48;; ' j
James Smith, 1 child's buggy, 1 gas plate,! I ■
$3.75: Charles Barker. 1 sewing machine; ■
$2.60: Orrln C. Allen. 8 barrels, $7.95; 11.,
Arenson. 1 box household goods, $19.18;]
M. T. Laws. 1 leather settee (crated),-* I <"'
box household goods, 1 crate marble. <
$22.47; L. E. Sample. 1 X, stove, 1 tub and;
contents, 1 bundle nolesr 4 bundles bed'
sides, 2 bed ends. 1 bundle 8. pipe. 1 box
mattress, 1 lounge, 6 chairs, 1 cupboard, 1'
basket, 1 hundle rugs, 1 box and contents,
2 it. tables, 1 broom, 3 barrels, 3 rockers,
2 stands, 1 pan and contents, 1 nex house-
hold goods, 3 trunks, $27.15; A, O. Thomn- ■
son, 3 bundles wardrobe, $7.45: 8.-. «.{'.•
Brown. $ crates stands, topi and - shelves,' I
4 rrates chajrs, 1 bronse chair, 1 rocke",'
$80.77; W. \V. ThoniDHon, 10 crates. 10
boxes household goods, 2 casks, 1 rocker,
1 piano. $61.46; J. O. Blackweil, 3 boxes!
hnupehoid goods, 1 barrel, JS.BS; W.»E.jW
Burnham, 1 sewing machine, 1 telescope, '•, ■>
2 boxes household soods, 1 crate pictures.
$19.82. ...'.'.... .' ' '-':.■
Sealed proposals will' be received at of- I
flee of Treasurer Paolflo branch, N. H. •. •
D. V. 8., Soldiers' Home, Los « Ang«|es ,« ;
coun'y. Cal. ■ until 13 o'clock m., • Beptem-
ber 10. 1906, and then opened, for furnish-
ing and Installing twe Interior lavatories ■
in hospital, 'ln accordance with instruo-
tions and specifications, copies of which,;
with blink proposal* and other Informa-
tion, may be had upon application to T. . .
J. Cochrane. Treasurer.
NOTICB " 18 ' llB'bkbV" aiVEJN THAT, \
Joe Schell has sold restaurant located'
at S« S. Main st. to John Huljanclch and;
Bt*p»n Clarloh, Bsptember, «, lutW. Any
one havhiK bills a««ln»i '• i»* praeint '- '
them within nvs days frem data. . •
JOBBCHELL. ,

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], September 07, 1906, Page 11, Image 13
About Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911