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10
THE WEATHER
LOS \V(Sn April «, liW.
Tlma.|nnr.lTh'r.|HumT Wd |Vlc.| Wthn_
t a.m. 80.001 M I 72 NE I 5 IClenr.
5p.m.|29.95|5 p.m.|29.95| 72 I 4fi I W 111 Iciear. .
Maximum temperature P5.
Minimum temperature 66.
Barometer reduced to sea lovol.
Weather Indications
By Associated J'rr«K. ' ' II
SAN FRANCISCO, April «.— There has
been no rain In Cnllfornla In the past 24
hours.
Forecast
Lou Aniroles nnd vlclnlty-Falr Tuesday,
l«ht vml wind. _
Baii Francisco and vlrlnlty Fnlr Tuen
«lay with fog In the morning; light north
winds ohanglng to wfgt.
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday; light
north wind.
'■ Run Joaquln vnlley Fnlr Tuesday; eon-
Hniied warm; light north wind.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
B URK-STRAIIAN—W iIIiam 3. Iturk.
aged 28, a native of New Yorlt and
■ reslient of Los Angeles; and Nadle A.
Btrnhan, nged 25, n native of New
York .ui'l resident of I.os \ngele«.
F OX-BAKElt—Mortimer— Mortimer Fox. aged 3...
a native of California and resident of
Los \n el,«. and Helen M. Baker.
aged 34, a native ci New York and
resident of Ixis Angeles.
PRATT-ROMAINE— Ralph W. Pratt.
aged 30, a native of Callfon and
resident of Lob Angeles; and Julia B,
Romaine, nged 28, a native of Ohio
and resident of I-o« Angeles.
WOOLVERTON-LODGE — Harold C.
Woolvtrton. aged 26, a native of
, Canada and resident of Grlmsley,
Can.; and Elizabeth Lodge, aged 27, a
native of lowa and resident of Red-
LAKIN-THOMPSON— Walter T. T^tkln.
aged 26, n native of Kansas and r»<<l-
dent of Los Angeles; and Pearl
Thompson, aged 26. a native nf Kan-
sas and resident of Los Angeles.
McINTYRE-CLARK— Raymond .1. Mc-
lntyre.I Intyre. aged 24. a native of Illinois
and resident of Redlands: and Bertha
Clark, aged 20, a native of Illinois
and resident of Lomax, 111.
BIRTHS
VAUGHN — Julius S. and wife. 1138 San
Julian street, a boy and girl.
WILLIAMS — Bert and wife, 6433 Rep-
ton street, a girl.
SIEHL— Josef and wife, 1143 Wall
street, a girl.
DEATHS
K lSER—C harles L., aged 29 years,
2 301V41 V4 South Grand avenue, tubercu-
losis.
WILLIAMS — Horace, aged 29 years,
270 East Eleventh .street, rheuma-
tism of the heart.
M ALONE—EIIa,— Ella, aged 1!> years, receiv-
. ing hospltnl. pneumonia.
NELSON* — aged fiO years, Manhat-
tan place, heart disease.
CARDINALLI— iged 42 years.
Good Samaritan hospital, knife
wound.
MARETLE — Keshner. nged 30 years,
county hospital, phthisis pulmonalis.
DIED
BERNARD — April 8. Mrs. Susana Ma-
■ ■ chadn de Bernard, aged 6S years.
Funeral from her late residence. 545
Lake street, Wednesday, April 10, at
8 a. m. Thence to Cathedral of St.
Vlbiana, where solemn requiem mass
will be celebrated, commencing at 9
a. m. Interment Calvary. Frlend3
invited. ? >; ; ;? . :.
FUNERAL NOTICE
WARMIN'OTON— In this city April 6.
1 907. Clarence Elmer Warmington,
aged 46 years. Private funeral ser-
' vices will be held at Bresee Bro.'s
chapel. 855 South Flgueroa street, to-
day. Interment Rosedale.
— ;
Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and
embalmers; lady assistants. 433 South
Hill. Tel. Main 61.
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Orr & Hines Co. Funeral
directors.
Corner Tenth nnd Flower S(«.
Main 65. Home F4S7I. Lady assistant.
CHURCH NOTICES
CH^IS^^CHURCH^^CORNER
and Flower. Rev. Baker P. Lee, 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 espec-
ially Invited. University cars pass
I the door. Those desiring telephone
connections for "shut-ins" telephone
. 7912. Church physician at the church
every morning from 8:30 to 9:30. Ser-
vices and medicine free to all. Church
open dally for private prayer from 8
. a. m. until 5 p. m.
B ECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEN-
. tlst, Simpson auditorium, 734 South
Hope street. Services Sunday 11 a. m.
and S p. m.; sermon from the Christian
Science Quarterly; subject, "Doctrine
of Atonement." Children's Sunday
school 9:30 a. m.: Wednesday evening
meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms,
5 10-511 Herman W. Hellman building.
Spring and Fourth streets, open daily.
Sundays excepted, from 9 a. m. to 5
p . m.
. THE MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH,
Grand avenue and 23d St., Charles C.
Pierce, pastor. Services 11 a. m. and
7 :80 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m.,
C . E. societies 6:30 p. m. Strangers
especially invited.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
■ Hope street, near Ninth. Beats free.
Rev. Wm. H. pay, D. D., pastor; Rev.
Warren F. Day, D. D.. pastor emeri-
tus; Harry ciiffnni Lott, choir master;
Dean Walter F. Skeele, organist —
. Morning service, 11 o'clock; evening
services 7:30.
THE LOS ANGELES FELLOWSHIP,
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent min-
ister; regular service Sunday at 11
o'clock at Blanchard hall, an address
by Mrs. Mills on the "New Woman."
fiooil mimic, all se.-its frep.
B PECIAL NOTICES
GENUINE Iv \ \>i ts *i mi
We remodel your o;d Panama or
Stetson hat absolutely good as new
for $1.60. FLICKER HAT WORKS,
2 18 Franklin st., oppc Ite Hambur-
ger's.
MBit. DR. A. I'OLASKY. oculist and
H_u&£ optician of 40 years' experience,
now located -it :;I7 \V. >i. i; -
amlnatlon free. Sunset Phone M6Oll.
CALIFORNIA STEAM CARPET CLEAN-
ing Works clean carpets; refitting,
sewing laying. 229 B, 4TII ST. Phono
Main 715 Home A 8254.
CLEAN WATCH, 50C; MAIN SPRINGS,
60c; warranted; old gold $1 pwt. 451
H . MAIN
AUCTIONS
wx^^w^-, All 'Tl< (X ""~' "~*
Wednesday, April 10. at 10 a. m.;
the Iluntiiiffton market, 655 S Main
I st. Fixtures and groceries. Owner
. ' will leave for Nevada Saturday there,
- fore will nell his business, which Is
one of the bcsl in this city. Fix-
tures Invoice $3000 and will be sold to
' suit purchaser. A royal opportunity.
On and look it over.
F IIRRY \- MHVI.KV Am lion, ,r>
Q UBINEB3 PERBONALS
Sfr'BATIIErVp"nX6w^ J REN^vTTED'AT
ACME THKK WORKS. 768 Bun
Pedro st. Tel. fuaael Main H6t>;
' Home 8041.
P IANOB
PIANOS SOIJJ J ON""kAS¥ PAYMENTS—
'.Pianos rented at low ratev. A. G.
OABDNEK PIANO HOUSK, Ltd.. 118
' Winston St. Tel. Black mi; Home
•■;■■,.'
BANITARIUM9
S tnT^AToH "anß" siftFHTjftnTrAYfiS
m asßKgit ribratory treatments for
rheumatism, nervous <I<>hlllty. tnxnl-
curlnjr fn<*<> and scalp. «29H 8. Bdway.
Tel. 5532.
_ BATHB AND MASSAGE
INPIOKSTfON. NKRVOU3 DISKASE9
and rheumotiiim cured without drug*.
Ktpert mas.«a«te. Phyxlclfln*' refer-
ences. lIAtmfKT R. LAMn. ll»H
_S. Spring. Home phone ARISO.
ROSTON BLKC. INfITITtrTK— KLBC-
tro Invlfforatnr: nl*n vibrator for fare
or scalp treatments, for rheumatism,
nervousness. R. 21, ground floor 757
Main.
12BH N. PPRINO ST*— THE ROSEN-
berft bftths, mn.«snsr» and magnetic;
expert eastern tr.iln"fl attendants.
Homo A 2423. Hours 10 a m. to II
p . m.
TOU ARE NOT Ht'RRIEP FOR RATTIS
nml massage wh"n you «r<i to 118
TEMPI ' ST.. room 26; best ot pnt-
ronage solicited.
MANICURtNO. SCALP TREATMENT^
and oil rubs; first class treatments
given. Hnve ymi tried them? Itooni 1,
CIO'4 9. SPRING SJj
TIIK DAVIS MAs¥aOE PARLORS; HT-
glenlc treatment and care ef the 1",!\ ;
m anleurlnß. Rn.ims 18 and 19, 21S N.
MAIN bTREKT.
M ANICI'RINO. oTT AN!' A 1 ■ ■ll.'l,
rubs; best treatment by Swedish mas-
seur. THE VICTORIA, 752 S. Spring
st.; parlnr S.
SULPHfME. VAPOR. ELECTRIC AND
tub haths. mn««aeo and chiropody.
701H S. BPWAT Phone Main 3183.
TOUNO LADY FORMERLY OF 707 a
Broadway Is now at 450 H B SPRINCJ.
Manicuring and scalp treatment R 3.
LONDON MANICTTRE AM> IfAMAOI
parlors. Nubian perfumed tr*«tmenL
14^ N. Broadway, parlor f.. fV!.-,-t
YOUNG I.APY. FORMERLY AT T4O S.
Spring St., now located at Tit N MAIN'
ST., room 14. Baths and massage.
FISK PARLOR FOR MAGNETIC AN">
eWtrtr treatments. Hotel Courtiand.
3 16H S. SPRING ST.. room >■.
BEST BATH AND SCIENTIFIC MA3-
sage given at 149 N. MAIN; parlor I>\
Lady attendant.
KLECTRIC INSTITfTE. 220 FRANK-
LIN St.. room fi. Paths nnd — '.ssag-'
MONEY TO LOAN
Easy Money
MONET. MONEY. MOXET.
Any salaried employe or wage earser
can get from ua. Just on his note—
Mnly. S. Wkly. vr?*k
Return to u5..513.06 $8.63 U.S |
Return to us.. 8.00 4.00 I.M I
15-Return to us.. 4.00 2.00 I.WI
Or any aum In proportion.
THE CRESCENT LOAN CO.
7 00 Lankershim bulldlnsr.
W E MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE,
pianos, horses, wagons, carriages, cat-
tle, etc.. without removal from your
possession.
Loans also made to salaried per-
sons on plain note without Indorser or
publicity. Lowest rates In town.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
6 29 Mason building.
1 26 W. Fourth street, cor. Broadway.
Home phone 7421. Broadway 5171.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without Indorsers; easy payments,
positively lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
6 :30. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
6 28-629 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building or on Improved city prop-
erty, on a new, definite contract plan;
number of payments limited to 111
months at $13 per month per $1000;
interest decreases each month.
STATE MUTUAL B. & L. ASSN., 107
S . Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH. 319 & 320 Dougla3 bldg.,
will .lend money on city or county
real estate.
SALARY LOANS CON'FIDE.XTI 4.L
S . IT. DUTCHER,
Merchants Trust Co. Bids. Room 403.
T O JEWELRY LOAN C0..~~0N
diamonds. Jewelry, etc. 328 M, SOUTH
SPRING ST. Room 12.
W E LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
people; confidential. Mutual Trust
Co.. 421 Rullard hlk.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
DR. GREEN. CLAIRVOYANT, BUSl-
n ess medium, gives life readings dally,
test circles Wednesday eve., 8 o'clock
2 .c. ROOM lfi. 11HU. S. SPRING ST.
AND ff A NT R G HTB
G . E. HA^PfL^rGETTpATENTiTIN^
ventlons financed; 25 yrs.' experience.
4 11 8. Main. R. 484. Patent litigation.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Gifa West Realty Co.
6 43 SOUTH SPRING. ST.
Truck nnd dray business, one-half
Interest for sale for $1050; a fine lot
of horses and wagons; also storage
warehouse. This is an old and thor-
oughly eatablished concern. The
seller wants the man more than the
money, and the right party can get a
good thing.
We have two small restaurants that
.-ir.' money makers, one for $200 and
one for $350; both of these places
have good leases.
GOLDEN WEST HEAI.TY CO.,
6 43 South Spring St.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
2 18 \V< St Third tjtreet.
Are you looking for a place to
Invest your money where It will be
xafe and bring you good returns in
places like grocery stores, small or
large hardware store, big or lit-
tle feed and fuel, good ones; trans-
fer business, cheap; liverty stables, .
bargains; delicacy, ice cream, light
groceries, cigars, etc., and many
desirable places that can be bought
right? Let us show .-ou what they
look like.
Investment Department,
JONES & HYDEH LAND CO..
S !18 West Third St.
BUSINESS PPORTUNITIEB— '
Ten-year transferable hotel
i . ise, 44 rooms; rent $125,
with furniture of 20 rooms. . , . $1000
Cafeteria worth $4000 for sals or
exchange at Vt price $2000
Complete bakery store, good
oven and location $1000
Inquire proprietor, 647 8. MAIN.
Phone Main 3318.
GOOD CORNI RESTAUItANT, WELL
fitted, central location, always good
trade; Kuae; rent $50; $900; you better
buu it.
MISS McCKKA,
2 11 Lankershlm Bldg., 3d und Spring.
BOOK FKKB— HISTOKV OF TELB-
frraph and telephone, Including the
üb-st system, The Telautoprlnt. Call
or address TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
3 16 Pacino Electrio building. Lott An-
geleg.
POSTAL CARD AND S..i i.mic STiilti,
on KiKiuUvuy, cleurlng $300 monthly
If properly managed; $760 buys. I.e_t*^
alone worth the price. Call between I
I aud lp. m., tit 8. BROADWAY. |
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL Q. 1007.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
T KLKPiIONH MAIN 2R05; F463L
LRAHY * SUM
LGADINO AGENTS.
Rooms 114 and SIS Severance Bldg.,
Sixth and Main Sts.
Restaurant and lunch counter in
the , . ntei of tne uusmess metric 1 .
Beating capacity seventy; doing v
laige liiiMiii'HM, vaiuaom leant-, at
txi.emeiy low rent; tan show olacK
anu wnue profit 01 over Uw, will near
suicteai investigation. See i.l-.vili »
il', .->,\U, anu main.
Half Interest In rtstamnnt-JJOO; bona
flue •'|>n«lli , , an quiCMJN •• ye«i»
lease, lent reasonable; neai-« >... p*f
vti'K. »c« Uaiii a S(j.>, Slxm und
Aimn.
K OTICiS TO liUkiiHS-Wt make a
rci.>ra of all .--.i.t-c Hti'ui'Uing 10 111*
Ilivis ot CHiifurmu, lasrsujr secut'inn
>ou a Meal title.
Kor s.ile-Niw 4-ioom furnl*hc«l cot-
tun* on corner, hinii (i-OUBttj mi Mixi*;.
u..nei must .-..,. j<^, j. Cast!) wti-
auie »1j IbOnuti). i.t..\iil « Su. I*,1 *,
BlAtI) l,u .UUIII.
For sale— 4-100111 bungalow, lot iOxlM;
between no car u&oa in Uieiidai*) i«\m>,
ioMeio aim liuit*, tit^iflc iigu'A, »itv>'i
vrnr «ACoa4i|« ior .....viii «
?£' * 1W " trzzzr u>aa -
t or Sale— ao-rooin rooming ;•.....-.- on S.
I<iim>i\.. i >. «,ui it.»*o; I.llc 1. -..,..,-.
»i*v; kho casn; mtlancv term*. .....v.. \
*. so.>, Sixitx aiu .Mam.
10 rooms on S. FlffuerM; elf pant fr.r-
mn.Te ami loration; i*:go ffrauadaj easl
•iront. see us at once. i.h.All\ «: i=o.N,
Ai«-«io beverance i<uig.
1 have a fin? list ct Joi*, cottages and
rancne* in exohar.ge lor frixvrit* and
otiier DUsiaeaa cbanc«s. some loiter
ihaa casn. _j_ajh .\ U«-SU 6ev»
eraiice Wd«.
N OTICE TO HUYER.S-U you «re
lc»okir.g for a MmUttSS o! any M;id OaH
and gel our Hsl a.» we have t.iar.) crerr
piac« of business Uiai i» tot s— M in
ajv^s Ar.se.t? county; oo not ti* rui*icd
by oumt &.geT,u., but csll on the ul-D
hELUHU.AUI.MS, LKAHT tt SON,
C igAT f'Ar.d — J..-K l , oJ^^Ap rtTit, <lalT\J? A
g -ocKi iiU&nies*; l»»vA;«J on iiroadway
r.*«r Third, aioa Bxrarea, <riv>a p.aee for
1 P«op3e; ihis win run l&*i long. S«*
L&A . & SOX, SixUi and Main.
_____
. Wi>c>iL ee*l, >.*> arid gTsin— s:Wo; rent
*&(•; doir.g A rmMr.c.Rf iif IY:<A< monthly; S
>-ears ImIMJ 1 horses And r w&fcms; lc>-
c*tf>d sot;h»-f.ti j-iaj-t .if Mtyj diScrent
(roa U» r«;; Mp bs.rfain. S-ee Ll-VIIV
Rf*t.surai.t — }4(Xi; rt.nt or.ly $2^; dsJlj-
rf-c*.i^ls SC; frc.->d loose; jxirty is sick
ar.il c-jnni*ij*_ to pell, vome and raake
« » Si effiex. ULXHT & SON. SixtiJ and
A t._siae» c.t l_be h^htf 1 nerit*. r.ever !
before f>2t.r£<i3 ff>r sa.f-: caa t>e bad for
4 1- :>. . jsst tess tiaa :,a.i trhat It id
worii; dears SSI-i- a taoaUi; no r.ight or
Sur.iay woi*. Fall r-^rUculars. See
1-EAJiT _ SOX, Sixth _r,d i_un.
Essr-JJTseat e>lHc*^-K»; rer.t Xi;
c'.e&rs bis macer; food established
place; tz* oppartucltr for two people;
must gi> eait os sccouc; of death. See
LEAHV £ su.», Sixia ar.d Main.
Blacksmith shop — R3; rent only tt.
located a: the t^s: beach I ■wn in Cali-
fornia; ciearisg t>ig money; tine place
for a good blacK£:n;th. See this at once.
LEAHY 6z SOS, Sixth ai:J iiain.
Livery and boarding stables — $10,000;
rent il-'i; located in southwest part of
city; clearing JtiuO monthly; 79 stalls,
fully equipped in every particular; es-
tablished many years; fine proposition
for two good hustlers; -15 Bteady board-
trs; cause of sale sickness; don't for-
get to look tnis up; bona tide; will beat
the strictest investigation. Fifll par-
ticulars with LEAHY & SOX, Sixth and
Main,
Meat market — rent $15; dally re-
ceipts $3U; no opposition; :' horses, 2
wagons and buyt;y, 1 living rooms,
party wants to go east cause of sale.
LEAHY & SON, Sixth and Main.
Post card business— s4oo; cheap rent;
clears big money; thousands of peoplo
pas* every day; nice place for man and
Wife: act quickly. See LEAHY & SON,
Blxth and Main.
Laundry L;slness— slooo; rent $40; clear-
lngI Ing big money; located in a thriving
county town about 100 miles from Los
Angelas; 3 years' lease; a snap for the
right party; act quickly if you want
something good. LEAHY & SON, Sixth
and Main.
Meat market— sboo; rent $15; daily re-
ceipts $40; good long lease; horse and
wagon; party wants to go to the mines
cause of sale. See LEAHY <Sc SON,
Sixth and Main.
Restaurant and lunch counter—
cash will handle it, balance to suit; do-
ing a $100 a day business; valuable
lease worth more than $^W0; very at-
tractive place; neat and clean; nothing
like it in the city; always busy; lo-
cated close in; will sell half interest to
acceptable party. Full particulars.
LEAHY & SON, Sixth und Main.
General merchandise and 14 lots—
or will sell stock alone $5uOO; located In
best thriving county town in the state;
established 14 years; party has made a
fortune and wishes to retire; here la an
opportunity for 1 good hustlers to make
big money. LKAIiY & SON, Sixth and
Main.
For sale, modern 35-room rooming
house, running water in every room;
long lease and money maker; good rea-
son for selling; will give you good terms
or will exchange for city property or
business. McArthirr, with LKAH? ii
BON, 314 and 315 Severance building.
Wholesalo chocolate manufactory—
interest $:iU00; rent only $1D; doing a. big
business; located in the best beach city
in the state; disagreement in partners
cause of sale; full particulars at
LEAHY & SON, Sixth and Main.
Delicatessen and Ice cream parlor —
$3i.i); rent $40; 6 years' lease; located In
west part of city; come make us an of-
fer; must bo sold; make offer; act
quickly. LEAHY & SON, Sixth and
Main,
Art store— llsoo; rent $20; doing a nice
business; located 40 1 lies from Los An-
geles; or will exchange for Los Angeles
property: nicely fitted up. See LEAHY
A: SON, Sixth and Main.
Delicatessen and restaurant— s3so; rent
$35; good lease; close In; west part of
city; fixtures alone worth double the
price asked; good place for man and
wife. Full particulars. See LEAHY &
SON, Sixth and Main.
For sale, 3-room house and barn; lot
4 0x150; street work in; $950; $^00 cash;
balance $10 monthly; big snap.
Wo have several bouses and lots in
exchange for small groceries and other
business propositions. See us at oucu.
Rooming housa of 21 rooms— sl6oo;
cheup rent; located went part of city;
clears $100 month and reserves 3 rooms;
carpets and furniture; good party Is
compelled to sell on account of sickness.
See LEAHY & SON. Sixth und Main.
Grocery and moat market— slsoo; cheap
rent; 4 years' lease; no opposition; or
will sell grocery store separate with J
living rooms; a snap for the right party.
Bee LEAHY & SON, Sixth and Main.
Barber shop— sl6s; rent $20; good lease:
clears 176 month; 'i. chairs; located west
part of city; don't overlook this If you
want something good. LEAHY & SON,
Sixth and Main
Oeneral merchandise— At Invoice; rent
only $40; long lease; dally receipts $200;
> established 7 years; ti horses and 4 w<i-
Konti; never before 10 tha market; party
lias other bu.-iincss to attend to cause of
Bale. Call und Investigate this. Only
with LEAHY & BON Sixth und Main.
After trying other agents
without success consult
I LEAHY & BON. Sixth and Main.
WANTED
Help— M.l*
RED CROSS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
I !** •>«« *rrnn<l «trfft.
Mnln «J««aO. Home A7«ttO.
■ \V+ fnrnlah r<-llnl.lr h*lp of
nil klnii*. I nil on H
1
t fnr nil help anil work.
■ M> hnv* our of «h#
lnr«r«» •rlrrtlnn* of hrlp
nnd nnrk In »l>r c»»t.
< nil nn.l <rr our hill bonritx.
iotn ii
' If An Li) fob IILLI
I V\»l "\ RMPI.OYJtE.TT M.IM
C. \V. .IKNKS * CO., :04 EASI Urc-
ond Mrrrt I^n ,\n»c!e<i. Cal. Hoth
Hhonon: Home A4Sfi>». Mnln tit.
Carefully Pelrcted ninle nnd feinnle
nelp of all riPKrlptlffflt md natlonall-
ties furnished promptly.
nrnifh hand!" Mil mo.', -r.t-.ir.i hnnds
IJfl mo., milker? tui 1110., rook men
J 5.1.% day, laborers $4," mo., chore man
ij.*i» mo, Stabl* man. miry. $.10 mo,,
scrnprr Mtumslcr *.M"> d:iy, stolid rut-
\cTf $.*.:>o <!.iy. Mono polisher 13.50 to
J 4 day, ornip cook rtinl helper HO mo.,
man and wife. ,vnk», ISO mo. laundry
-rusher ISO mft. :n.I Kik.-r .--l' 1 w.-ok,
Tifcht poiti-r I' w.-.-k. ramp ilui-.key
$."t! -,m,v. dlrtiWMher 5S «r««k.
Man y «v ih rr yo.-d jobs.
mMMKI. BROS. .« iV,
—KMn.OYMKNT AGENTS—
A Mri.-ilj- first M-lass relinMo jrency.
All kin.'.* of help promptly furnished.
Yov.r ord.-rs soll.-ltrd.
1«-n< r*->t Potond street.
PptTrcen Mf»l:i and I* 1 * Anireles sts.
1 .»r.r.-«t nn.S tu-st pped offices
on the Pacific const.
HVMMKI, BROS. .■: CO.,
m a^,i nt Knst Second street.
Telephone? Main 509; Home 509.
MARKS'
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
1 5.-. SSI -r,-.,nd Street.
rhf>nc« Main 4-U. Home A."« 47.
All Classes Of help furnished, hotels,
Tostaur.ints. lodclne houses, etc.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
.T.Tp.-inr^e help n specialty.
WASTED —A " FIRST-CLABB SILK
salesman: none bu( a thoroughly
competent and experienced person ne-
(■nstoned to fine trade need apply;
jvMtion permanent If applicant Is
satisfactory. Apply after 9 a. m. to
the manaser Of the VILLE de PARIS,
SIT a Broadway.
FAT.K-MKX OF fITH AND 7TH STREET
stores near Pacaflc Electrio hldg., to
I try the new Huntington cafeteria and
solicit patronnpe on commission. 647-
C4i> SOUTH MAIN ST.
MEN TO LEAR BARBER TRADE.
Situations guaranteed. MOLER SYS-
TEM COLLEGE. 113 East Secnnd St.
8 00 MEX WANTED — 214 N. BDY. HAT
factory. Be wise: don't huy new hnt;
have your old remodeled like new, 50c.
DOLLAR FIFTY Hat Store, 519 S. Main*.
Money
jtrr.oo
FACTORY SITE
Good nml itnfe InveNtment, as It In
r -nriilnc (I per cent on $7,100, cor. Snn
Ornnmln nm] Ann stK.i Improved with
n 22-rnom luiluliik hniinc, fnelnK on
Snn Fernnndp «t., nnd n 4-room oot-
ihko fnclntc on Ann *(.. both rented.
i.ot noxino ft.
Addremi HEINER, iii.".!i S. Olive St.
Home phone F4r>SS.
WANT $SOO. $1200. J3OOO TO RENEW
mortgage, 5 per cent discount offered.
BIDDALL CO.. 207 Copp building.
To Rent
WANTED— ■ ~~
ALL OWNERS
TO KNOW THAT WE
DO A RENTAL BUSINESS
DON'T WORRY
■ IF YOU WANT A TENANT
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH FS
MIXES * F.VniSH,
3 15 SOUTH HILL STREET.
Miscellaneous
WANTED— BUY FURNITURE AND
household ROr»lB. If you are froiriß to
sell we will pay you one-third more
than others. Phone us. Main 1117.
Horns 2ir,4. COLYEAR FURNITURE
CO.. 322 South Main street.
WANTED— A TENT AT 411 SOUTH
EASTLAKE AYE.
PHYSICIANS
CANCERS AND TUMORS CURED— NO
knife; no blood; no danger. Knlfeless
surgeons. See our bottled tumors for
proof. Get our prices and pave your
dollars. CALIFORNIA CANCER CURE,
7 61 West 16th st. M. L. Huckings, M.
D., manager. Phone West 2169.
C ATAHItII C.W UK CUIIKI)
Mnn ur wuinun Unit liiih vntnrrh
to onll nt Onirul I)r«K Store,
1 32 South llroiulviii)-. Cbainlier of
Commerce bullillnK. I poxltlvely
euiirnntee to cure nny ense for one
clollur. m n he Hent by mull. J.
B RAUFOIII), Prop.
dr. HOWARD, WOMEN'S special-
ist in all female troubles nnd irregu-
larities; new Improved painless meth-
ods; cure guaranteed or no charge.
Fee, $10; consultation free; 37 years'
< xperlence; no drugs, no painful oper-
ations. Hours: 10 to 8. 521 S. FIG-
UEROA, near Sixth.
DR. AND MRS. CARTER SUCCESS-
f uIIy treat all femalo diseases and Ir-
regularities; 20 years' experience;
consultation free. Hours 9 a. m. to 8
p . m.; Sundays 10 to 12 a. 111. 204
MERCANTILE PLACE, over 543- S.
Spring,
D X. BAHRENBURO, FEMALE DlS-
e ases, monthly irregularities; Btric-
tur», piles, blood skin and private dis-
eased. 4, SOUTH BItOADWAY.
1 )H. MKHHII.I-, SPECIALIST — FEMALE
complaints, scientific methods, chronic
and private dlse:i:-.- — either sox. 206>,&
SOUTH BROADWAY.
DR. TAYLOR— FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BELASCO THEATER,
Mnln .street.
DR. T. \v. stone, ATTENTION TO
diseases of women, 415 8. SPRING.
DR. LANE & CO., SPECIALISTS, 330
S . SI-ltlNt; ST over Snnta Ie offlres.
ATTORN EYS.AT.LAW
MARRIAOE AND PROBATE LAWS A
specialty. No f eo without success E.
1 ". MOREY, r.LM Btlmson hlk., oor, 3d
ami Bprlng, Phone 6718, Open even-
illKS-
DIVORCE LAWS — ADVICE I-'HEE; NO
fee without success; private. J, 11
B MITII, 122 W. Third st,, room 221.
1 to B p. m.
PERSONAL*
L A DI EB^DR^ La FRANCOIS COM^
pound; safe, speedy regulator; 16
cents. DrukgUt* or mall. Booklet
free. DR. LaFRANCO, Philadelphia,
Pa.
DOLLAR FIFTY Hat Store. 519 8. Main.
U MBKELLAB AND GLOVE MAKERS
BUY HKUI3 AT FACTORY PRICES
UiK assortment. Umbrellas recover-
ed and made to order. 117 w. Fourth
St., new 11.1111'.11i lillllillriK.
B HO*EB REPAIhEP
MEN'S OAK Vi'BOLKS, SEWED, 11, I.A-
1 <U«s' 760. Factory Shoe bloi 313 W. 6.
FOR RENT
House*
« I »•• NEW FOUR-ROOM HOUSE,
north slrle of Wnhash aye. fo\irth
house enst of floto street, or will sell
$1« cft«h, lid n month.
f 2.1.0ft M,.rlern R-room cottnsre 1110
We»t Second St.; walklnß dlstnnce
t .i0.f101 4-rnom house 818 Went
14th Street, or will rent part of the
house
j.»At.M«O:V lIAItf.OW,
tit nrnndwny, rooms 124-120.
R hone« Main 40<i Home AMHU.
Rooms — Furnished
run $1 A DAT vor can rent an
ontslile room I.i-.iml ifnily furnished
new with elrgnnt. lintel service;
stf.im hent. .it 708 W. TTH BT.
•torts and Office*
T O LET— STORES—
$100—701 W. Seventh st.
2104-06 I-:. Ninth St. %
$20— 1f.0 N. Ilenudry nve.
$25—829 W. Third St.
$15—1013 E. Ninth st.
$15—1017 W. First st.
$ I fi— l l l 2 HE. Seventh St.
J 18—2 809 E. Ninth st.
$15—2311 H, Ninth st.
T . WIESKNDANGER. 207 8. nrlwny.
FOR RKNT TWO GOOD OFFICB
rooms; rent 128 per month. Address
_ HOX «IS. 1 terald.
Flats
T O LKT ELEGANT 3-ROOM FLATS,
$27.50, $17. G0; wnll beds, private bath
i '-,T i,r<'\s AVK. Phnno Weston F5020.
FOR SALE
Houses
fi-ROOM COTTAGE," KLITE NElGH-
b orhood, 10!>5 West 31st St.. between
Hoover and Orchard: strictly modern;
n palatial but co«y llttlo HOMS; lot
5 0x146 to an alley.
This •will be on tho market a very
short time. .
Come and. see it NOW!!
Come and sco it NOW!!
$4000
*1200 rnnli. l-'.nny (criiis.
T . L. O'BRIEN & CO.,
Cor. Main and Jefferson Sts.
Phones: So, 227fi; H5338.
FOR SALE—
BOYLE lIEIGIITS,
East 4th Street.
Very handsome 5-room bungalow;
beamed ceilings; built-in buffet;
pressed brick mantel and fireplace;
targe oak front door; lawn; flow-
ers; very attractive home and closo
in; price $3000. Terms $1000 cash
and balance $25 month, Including
interest.
JONES & RYDF.R LAND CO., Inc..
2 18 West Third st.
FOR SALE—
Just completing a G-room cottage with
two brick mantels, built-in buffet and
book cases; three rooms'with oak floors,
electric lights, gas, best plumbing; large
Jront porch, cement steps and walk; lot
6 0x150; M block from car line.
PRICE $3650; $750 CASH.
Balance easy terms.
S co OWNERS.
M . W. STEPHENS. 530 Wllcox bldgr.
E . G. DEVENS, 227 Laughlin nldg.
FOR SALE— ARK JUST COM-
pletlng 6-room bungalow.
Fine high location, half block from
car; large den, living and dining
rooms. 2 brick fireplaces, hardwood
floors, paneled walls, bookcases, buf-
fet cabinet kitchen, laundry tubs, bed
rooms and bath in white enamel.
Price $4000, but If sold before com-
pleted will accept $3650; $750 cash.
OWNER. 311-15 Laughlin bldg.
$4500
6-room rustic cottage, close in, on
24th street near Main; thoroughly
modern, cozy and well built.
This is a great BARGAIN. NOW
is your chance.
$1000 ennh— —
Easy payments.
Phones: So. 2276; 85338.
Flat Buildings
NEW, VERY MODERN BUILDING
containing five fiats. It is completely
equipped with the Marshall & Steams
patented fixtures. Each flat has sepa-
rate entrance, private bath and laun-
dry tub, and the carpenter work is
equal to that of a hleh grade prlvato
residence. Monthly income $122.50;
price $12,500; $8000 swings it. You
get 13 per cent net. 463 LUCAS AYE.
Phone Weston. F5020.
City Lots and Lands
NADEAITS
TRACT
THIS III: 111 I I. TRACT ADJOINS
11 VMM. PARK, VI. Ml
THE FAMOUS CUOAUY
RANCH.
Lots $350 ■
to $400
Each
$10 BOWN
$10 MONTH
D O IT now.
"Never better value for the money
offered."
Come to our office, we are prepared
to Bhow you.
FREE TICKETS.
Nadeain Realty Co.
27 Bryson Block.
________
FOR BALE-
COR. ON WESTERN AYE.
I have the southwest corner of
30th and Western aye., 46x140 to
alley; sewer in and paid for; gas
and electrio: price 11850; half cash,
balance at $15 per month. This is
u bargain. Owner,
W . M. PKTITFILS.
Ex. 222.
F OX BALE- ~~~~ *
IN THE CIIAS. V. HALL VRACT.
I have a lot ou Dalton aye., 60x
I WJ to alley, for*Sl6so. Don't this
Huuud good to you? Call
W . M. PBTITFILB.
Ex. fc'2.
. FOR &ALE
City Lets and Lands
~~ $200,000 ' "
I,n<« 1. 3, .1, 4 find 5 In
ALLISON BARLOW TRACT
This Is the largest plec« of close-in
property In the city for *al« as a
wholo Fine sits for hotel, apart-
ments and flats.
4 60 feet west MoV of Beaudrjr be-
tween Second and Third.
4«!> feet east side of Doylston be-
tween Third nnrl Second.
4 1 feet west i"lde of rtoylston be-
tween Third and Sapphire.
8 34 feet south side of Second be-
tween He-Mirlry and Hoylston,
A M.ISON ll\Hl.n\V,
2 13 Smith HroiMlwny .
Rooms 123-126.
Phones: Mnln 409. Ilnmn ABO9I.
_____________
$stH
Is not much to pay for a high grnde city
lot In tho right direction, Is itf
Conn nee
mi: McCarthy company's
florknck hktohts tract.
Free pxc.tirslona every day fmm Second
nnd Spring Btn 8l at 9, 10:20, II H) a. m.,
1, 2:20. 3:10 p. m.
Phono 8737. Main 1202. West 1148. _
B uburban Property
$4r.00—
m , MILES SOUTH OF BENEDICT.
ii' acrea nnd
Six acres beside
goes with tho pInCC.
for WhlCtl a quit claim deed
can be given.
No tnxes on "Ix acres.
aii under fence.
House 7 rooms.
New windmill
and tank.
Milk house, new.
with rement floor.
New chicken ci>trals.
Oootl barn,
Water piped Into house,
barn, to all corrals • .
and to gnrrion.
Applo trees,
peach, pour and fig;
blackberry patch,
A new two-room house,
lust been built.
Soil perfect.
Place not run down.
llnny new improvements.
Flowing well in field
2 80 feet deep.
AbQtit throe acres in fruit trees,
and gum grove.
Will exehunge for two or three Inrge
lots, with houso and barn, etc.,
modern;
or one acre with modern Improve-
ments, In any suburban place Holly-
wooil. Glendale,
Troplco,
Whlttter,
Monrovia.
BRUBATCER & CO.,
53fi Ocrmaln bldg. 224 S. Spring.
STOP PAYIIVO HKNT—
Buy a lot and own your home.
$10 down and $10 a. month.
O N EAGLE ROCK CAR LINE.
Lots $250 to $475.
E . M. I.YON,
3 21 Bryson Building.
Country Property
FOR SALK— IO-ACRE FARMS AT
Hemet, Riverside county; abundant
cheap water, prolific soil; you can
raise enough potatoes the first year
to pay for the land; also unsurpassed
for oranges. Send for booklet or see
1 ,. M. PRATT & CO., 608 Laughlin
Bldg.
POULTRY RANCHES.
LARGE AND SMALL.
Improved and unimproved. Cash or
terms to suit, some nice half acres;
water piped; excellent location; $300;
$25 cash and $10 month. -■. -'
MISS McCREA,
2 11 Lankershlm bldg., 3d and Spring.
B-ACRE RANCH, FEW MILES OUT;
new, modern house 5 rooms; 300
chickens, incubators, brooders, 150
fruit and nut trees, garden truck,
horse, cow, farm Implements; near
cars. This Is a great place for $4500,
terms. MISS McCREA. 211 Lanker-
shim bldg., Third and Spring.
$825 BUYS % ACRE POULTRY RANCH;
everything complete and in good condi-
tion. OPPORTUNITY REALTY CO.,
Room 12. 415/3 S. Spring St.
Poultry Ranches
FOR SALE— ACRES AT ALTADENA,
Pasadena's foothill section, for only $1500;
very easy tetms; decomposed granite
soil, easily worked and never muddy;
fine for chickens; abundance of pure
mountain water; fine view; convenient
to car line and less than 4 miles from
center of Pasadena, the best poul-
try market In Southern California.
1 .. M. PJIATT & CO., 608 Laughlin
bldg.
Business Property
A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY— AN-
g eIeno Heights, near Kensington
road; delightful location.
6-room modern house, rented; also
good G-room house rear; large lot,
fine view.
Sell or exchange for clear property
not improved. Price right, terms
given. MISS McCREA. 211 Lanker-
shim bldg., Third and Spring.
Stocks and Bonds
I HAVE A BLOCK OF CRESCENT RO-
tary engine stock at $1.00 per share:
come quick; you know they are being
sold at $1.50 per share; this party needd
the money. See
J . A. HAMME,
2 12 Mercantile place.
Phone F2955; Broadway 2547.
Live Stock — Poultry, Birds, Doga
CHICKENS-FINE BUFF AND WHITB
leghorns and Plymouth Rock pullets for
sale. Call mornings only. 860 EUCLID
A YE. __^
EGGS FOR HATCHING— FOR SALE.
Pi -c buff leghorn eggs, finest laying
strain; *i r*-r setting. Call mornlnss
only. 950 EUCITD AVENUE.
Hotels and Lodging Houses
BARGAIN — 10-ROOM TRANSIENT
house, central location; snlo on ac-
count of Blckncsß. 309 W. 4TH ST.
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE— NEW AND SECOND-
hand billiard and pool tables; bar
fixtures of all kinds; eaby payments.
Bend for catalogue. THE BRUNS-
WICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 881
Went Third street. T^oa Angeles.
TRANSFER AND BTORAGB
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
4 15-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main Office 324 South Main.
Phones Main 1117; Homo 2164. New
and absolutely fireproof storage; pri-
vate looked rooms for bric-a-brac,
pianos, fine furniture, etc., trunks,
boxes, etc., stored 25c to 50c per
month. We solicit your patronage.
TRUSSES
L 7)m>cirTmTs^TOr^s^wrFlFTirST > .
BtransTUlated hernia causes death; note
the many deaths duo to this cause,
Why do you wear that old UMIeSI
truss? Our radical cure trusses will
make y6u entirely safe and protect
you against acoldents. Lady attend-
Hiit. Open evenings. Trusses $2 and up.
DENTiynt
DR. FLECKUNSTKIN, DENTIST, 132 N.
Broadway, Thorpe bldg., does dental
work right and reasonable. No graft
und no pain.
FRANK STEVKNS. 324H SO. BI'KINO.
' OROCERIKd
A S. FIKHICHB QKOCEBY, FORMER-
I y at 328 W. sth ut., is nuw located at
6 34 W. Pico st. Goods always the
b«st at right prices. Prompt deliv-
ery. Both phones.
¥ OU Herald Use a
M OHM Herald Liner
** ■■ mil. n»m> in,™. M«ln MMh
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/<V»*"^ «-*W5w? '"••• Cottea* Ik
*_^ Los Angel**.
' w 883-8-7 W. 7th at,
JT>HlMlijl, I FOR KKNT
fVTfl'iMlgliitsrCr I'l'KNisiir.n
T JlilTinfll"l<iW'i?Xßi Lenso l to 3 years,
S yßmfnmwfmar Iar s« finely fur-
V^M^ilillUUK nl «'ieil two-stnry
*%nr^ '\ rrsl denee; splfn-
ymi *!.»■ j'j. Atinmw Et, Mflpio avft. car.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
BEN WHITE
Will Exchange'
your property: Immense bargains; npply
at onco; satisfaction nnd quick renu U*.
Member Realty Board. 804-8 BUYBON
Hlnrk. nnd Spring.
CITY PRINTING
W fHloe liKinni: mn-,-1 Work rroponnlx
Pursuant to itatutsa nnd to Or" I-
nance No. 12,479 (New Beriet), or the
Council of tho rity of Los Anieles
adopted February 8, 190(5, directing thiq
? ,. t C °if th r I ar(1 of Publio Works of
■aid city invites and will rocelre at Its
orriro in the City " aII up to n o'clock
1. m. of Monday. April 18. 1907, sealed
proposals or, hid?., for tho following
sTeolf.c-aUo'n-,:10: 10 b ° dd ° n9 aCCOrdln t5
strut526s 26 (NeW Scrles) ' for Kravclea
m 2" II ( ,^. PW Series), for cement curbs.
No. 23 (Now Series), for cement slde-
Iks.
No. S (New Series), for rement gut-
ters, In tho City of Los Angeles, poitccl
and on file tlmrefor Pted or herein
lnentlonr-d, towit:
I st. That
MAONOLIA AVENUE
In said city from a point 700 feet north
of the north lino of Tenth street to the
south lino of San Marino street, includ-
ing all intersections of streets (except-
ing such portions of said street and In-
tersections as aro required by law to be
kept in order or repair by any porson
or company having, rnilroad tracks
thereon, ami also excepting such por-
tions as have already been graded and
graveled and accepted) be graded and
graveled to tho official grade in accord-
ance with the plans and proflln on fllo
In tho office of the City Engineer and
specifications for the construction of
graveled streets. Class A. in tho City of
Los Angeles on file In the offlco of tho
City Clerk of said city, said specifica-
tions being No. 26 (Now Series).
2d. That a cement curb be con-
structed along each line of the roadway
of said Magnolia avenuo from a point
7 00 feet north of the north line of Tenth
street to the south line of San Marino
street (excepting along such portions
of the line of said roadway upon which
a cement or granite curb has already
been constructed to the official line and
grade). in accordance -with specifica-
tions for constructing cement curbs, on
file In the office of the City Clerk, said
specifications being No. 22 (New Series).
3d. That a cement sidewalk six (6)
feet In width be constructed along each
sul:> of said Magnolia avenue from- a
point 700 feet north of the north lln«
of Tenth street to the south line of San
Marino street (excepting such portions
of said street between said points along
which a cement or asphalt sidewalk six
( 6) feet In width has been constructed
to the official line and grade) said slde-
walk to be constructed in accordance
with specifications lor constructing
cement sidewalks on file In the office of
the City Clerk of said city, said speci-
fications being No. 23 (New Series).
4th. That a cement gutter be con-
structed along each line of the roadway
of said Magnolia avenue from a point
7 00 feet north of the north line of Tenth
street to the south line nf San Marino
street (excepting nlong such portions of
the line of snld rondway along which a
cement or granite gutter has already
been constructed to the official line and
grade, and also excepting such portions
of said street and intersections as aro
required by law to be kept in order or
repair by any person or company hav-
ing railroad tracks thereon).
Said gutters shall be three (3) feet In
width excepting at Intersections of
streets, where said gutters shall be six
( 6) feet In width; and said gutters shall
be constructed In accordance with tha
plans and profile therefor on file In tho
office of the City Kngineer, and in ac-
cordance with specifications for tho
construction of cement gutters on filo
In the office of the City Clerk, said
specifications being No. 8 (New Series).
Bidders must file with each proposal
or bid a check payable to the order of
the Mayor of this city, certified by a re-
sponsible bank, for an amount which
shall not bo less than 10 per cent of tho
aggregate of the proposal, or a bond
for the said amount and so payable,
signed by the bidder and by two
sureties, who shall justify, before any
officer competent to administer an oath,
In double the said amount, and over and
above all statutory exemptions.
In bidding use blanks which will ho
furnished by the Secretary of the Board
of Public Works upon application,
Los Angeles, Cal., April 8. 1907.
HORACK 13. FERRIS.
Secretary of the Board of Public Works
of the City of Los Angeles.
4 -8-9 2t
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Stockholders' Meetlnk
Notice Is hereby given to the stock-
holders of the Los Angeles Paclflo com-
pany that at a meeting of the board of
directors of said corporation, duly
called anrl held on the sth day of April,
1 907, a meeting of the stockholders of
said corporation was called and ordered
to be held at tho hour of 12 o'clock m.
on the 11th day of June, 1907. at the
office of Bald corporation, No. 316 West
Fourth street, Los &nffelea, California,
(that being the principal place of busi-
ness of Hald corporation, and the build-
ing where the hoard of directors
usually meet), to take into considera-
tion and vote upon a proposition to
create a bonded Indebtedness of said
corporation In tho Bum of $20,000.
the'bonds to have forty yoars to run nnd
to bear Interest at 5 per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually, to be secured by-
■ ■ trust deod or mortgage on all tho
property of said corporation, whether
now owned or hereafter acquired; $12.-
5 00,000 of said proposed bonded indebt-
edness to be used In retiring by pur-
c-haso. exchange or payment, a similar
amount of bonded Indebtedness of tho
Los Ansrelei Pacific company, one of
the corporations which formed the said
Los Angeles Paclflo company by con-
solidation and amalgamation, and in
retiring by purchase, exchange or pay-
ment the outstanding bonds of the Lo§
Angeles Pacific Jlallroad company, Los
Angeltjs, Hermosa Beach & Redondo
Railway company, Los Angeles Pacific
Railroad rompany.of California, and Los
Angeles Pacific company, which com-
pauies wen- merged In the Los Angeles
pacific company by consolidation,
which said liihiilh are secured by trust
deeds or mortgages ii|"iii and are S lien
upon all the property now owned or
hereafter acquired li.y the I.os Angeie.H
Paclflo company, the remaining $7,e00,-
00 of said proposed bonded indebted-
ness to lie used iii making and paying
for improvements, extensions, bettei
ments and additional equipment, and ii
acquiring other property.
jiy order of the board of directors.
A. I. Ml I'll
Secretary of Los Alltfule.s Paclflo Com-
,f)a"ea April B, 1907.
4 -9-lfi-23-:iO 6-7-14-21-28 in
Every Hill.* you want you will tind In
the ultuuiluau page. One cent a word,
pedla. One cant a word.

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