davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

ia min Glffeoe, iasoe ban, ies funbe
9l0re Iit, boab De piloe iette Bris
pna. ajare, iat mig poo Yrsoe, %
De ifal ie, boao jes fan ajsre, blot for
at bebase Dem. 5orlang bpaoiombeIf,
os, ftaar oct / min Mast, ifal jea op
fploe bet.
&lnbe jes fun itole berpan, iaabe ben
itlslmite 8iae; piofte iea, De eiOroe oct,
piloe jes bebe 9ein berpm.
SIG Blot fra, iaaoe ben i~tatfeis Tor.
lase Wano; fig blot. boao Sc
forlan9er, os bet Hal ite.
So, 9jsr ba, buao ies beber Sem ON:
Sri til en- anoen Sise, os gift geai mso
benbe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

&%omp0niiien @liif bar en- Dag /
badrlist !6umgr og 6rslte til fin 9iener:
"Get er life til at boloe no, flyer jes
big! @r on gal elsr je9?"
"aa", iasoe 9lenersu pbmpst, "Deres
ytnaoe piloe ba ~iifferi life bape en- 3jsz
ner, iom par gall"
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

0aTpGrf or gadpGrf. Gn 6erre
(pdn Reitaurationer) "Opparter! 70
toate gGs fire Wiuuter, aen fort,
leg bar 0nltoRlt!"
Opoartersn %(ifpRoer fig at bsrfte Of
Gusen): Saba, lab1! Stal bare
benz frrotg paa to Mtnuter TO Sri
nu'sr!'
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

sGrG--5 bp. @naroeier Sens Roritier
Semen al Stoiiebp
aalbors. - 5oIoasftent Gle Siamps
9unes 9uie 5raresti BilbsIniH inc Sofi,,
fsot SsGirssss. 6ap. 9anofiifabrifGnt
SaepIi emil 6og.
Saroe-AitGsismaso gRabs Sspisn Of
Sauoru9 os euitrn Rsstue Eortbea 6auiea.
Qiprrius-5bp. Smso Gems gbriitinn
GbriiteHisH Os Suitru Gue Rorsretbe BE
oeri.n- Booil Marie GsriIiaHleu, isot 81.
lens, al 6ielmiteo.
SGbp-9IeneltetarI Cars gbriItsniea at
S,lunosluno
Stiue-gPurer / fenoerins Niitel geif.
felien aier.
ebeltoft.-8eoer gimielien Of BOeslum /
9raayp.
5ierritsieu.-lngiarl Saus gbritens
fen al 8lgtitup.
giternFoHte DANTE / Gneriia iuotnloes
iodt Nroiu9er / Bosr / Taumari, o. / I'll.
frloe nf berrs 3so inotaloes beres n9rmefte
Slpatninee:
GrpiH9er efter Den / 1857 afbgoe 3u0eler
Narcus Rorttu SeuriqH 8 Of aiebenbapn.
Senrit Bsbeltsut Ietens i Ntw Orleans
I Wrp Orleans % Gpnauo So5ar 2ucpis
3eteus.
Sncoa Sprenien, Brober af Spsmnno
2ars Sorenien al Bjsrustruo Ylurt.
Singer Wfarie Nielien, gift meo Sueoters
ipenh 5riis.
Cars c9 Ieoer Hasnuaien, Seuner af
Susniuno Rlsmis Sttsien / Senoer Rern.
6asfnus Beocrien, Sgn Of 8aarosier Te
Der GbrtItjarien 8uuoien Of 3boreb9 60 i
1865 re)ite til Nmerita.
&iIbeln Gtriitenlen os Cars SOr9enieu,
be99e / fin 3io / 1euoer, Niels Ssrsenieu,
I i'm 3io / Ridi9or, os 9ortbe 3prssnien,
gift meo E,el0 Smith, / lin Sio peb Union
Eacifit Bnnen. gfterfommere Of gnfe So
borne SaHsoatter, / fin lib Of &iIitbelIiu9e
pna SieIlano.
8ads Gbritian 9ocobien, ErOoerisr al
Sens Sdcobisn al Sefl'use paa 5pen.
Better &nton, IieIs Saepb, Ssrsen gbri
Zine, 0aniiue % Srioa, 8ern al Turs
Sa.s ytielien at Ooerie, bpiS Suitru
tonanoreoe rieo Wprmpaer for ca. 80 War
til lltab, % bun % Serrere er iormentlis
'nonu i Imer,ta, ioriaaoiot ilipe.
Ntels Gbriitenien, Ssn af Susmano Chi
ten g~ieli.n at Beoiteo.
Wteis 80 % 9atier airiten Qorisn Ss.
9aurtts @ueuolo galt5 5ranoieu % Glar.
oine cg 3etla 5ranoier, Sgn 70 Ssrreostre
8aoroeier Granps 9arieu al llelep /
Gnoers gbtiitiau Gpmer, Spn al 5ru
Warsretbe Hpmer AZ 8jsrnflar.
S'mon Better os Niels Rielien, benbolos.
'is 80 % % War samie, Ssnuer al 6uemano
Sou Ntiels Niidael Sinpnien.
Sa!Obrsorene gbriiten 5aco5len os g5ri-
ten 3ani.n. Gsuner al Gbriteu i0onien og
Gbriitensoatter al Bteiuiua
2amlbert SBrerien, Son of @narbmano
5pren Maoien al @anmelbp, o9 g9ette 9ire
Sgrenien, gift meo 9bomas Berg
Gbr,Tten NieIien Weuerup, Bernhard giel
en-, formentli9 I a%anias, pa Garen Marie
.5enien, atit meb Sneoter Operlaoe, fore
| Utah.
Sirittne % 3brine Tibrifien iln,t efters
lote ofoso Srooer Sens Eeoer Tioritlet.
Ggren Gbriitian, Carl gritien Beiterlunb
q Cars grifjen Ye~feriuno.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

Seq feb ofte at Wopeimerter ca
bruste pea Gubefdling al en- geninbe
no9Ie DOier al Or. Ququit aenis's
61mbur9ers Drnab.r; bette braate MIG
ltror 9,noriHg. og. uaar leq liber at
bis,e Smerter, stiber jeg beitanois til
bette uomPrfeoe Wtyoosl - Nnna Gel
Ten, 0ttoma. SQ.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

1prpIageri. en- Smeoeipenb os en-
Epposrdf1rlins bleu nplig anbolots
for Gprplaseri iajsbsnbaun be morsos
JIG meo at fate en- leuenoe Rat, be bauoe
LANCET, op | 2uiten % oersfter laSs ben
faloe reo pdd Stenbrosn, buorhos De
bolot ben | pnlen os iuinseoe ben runot
/ Guften.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

WisioIter. JOrlsoen Dag fsStes
paa Gussaarb, en- 8alu, Der bapoe me-
get 3isb.o m.b en- S9l1unb. aae fire
Yen bare me ten ruoimeut9re Sannel-
fer % mino.oe ON 2uffsr hos Selbnnz
Den. Sopsoet par meset fort % ners
mebe fig msset ausleform. Yasen bar
life I%ammcnupret, Us en- Del al 5oftes
rets Sabuolo. Iaa u~oeufor bette Scren
pua Mooeropret, Der par II apie. 0fos
osren befiuoer fig m9rtelis NOT Del sIter
Den i SprbOlo I'll Gpreis Sp3nius ne
get panlfslise Gsoisl, buortll Der MATTE
tilfaloes 9Drl9SeplGlp.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

5or at baue iijaal:t nOsle til 60
Ore puroereoe Spibfaolsbopecer blep
en- 45aartg Ndno iogMt 2 liars Tustz
5usftrnf. Genne itrense 0pm beror
paa, at ban bar unret itraff.t 6 8anae
t~ioli9ere for Ipoeri.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

Gn amcrifana oeiieopfieber er an
tommet til aiebnbaun for at fiebe
1000 "copper", leuereoe bells fra Danz
mart og oe!s fra Suerise. 0prene ifal
bruses lom Gilassbopper / Den ameris
tanife Seiteapl.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
TN isr9eli0 ulDffe er fleet | Slant

pes McIe. WtslelUrpaster Niels &lers
Some par saaet ct Wrinoe neo paa
Utrlen, buor bun, pep at saa fOrbi Ell
opr.titanenbe Nrel, par fOmmeu ben iaa
ner, at ben fiji fat / benbes &leber os
rep benbe meb runot. buorUeo bun bleu
inoetlemt melsm Grleu os ct Stpffe
Tsmmer iaaleoes, at ben enc Sfulber
% en- Gel af Irmen btep fuloitnnois
fuuit, Oct enc Ben bieu breifet, os Soues
bet fit ~betpoellse 9eiioner. Den ulptfe.
Iise 8one er aisadet ueo Dozen. 9ens
oes efierleuenbe Wano bar foe nu9le
Aar Iioen miltst ben enc arm | en- Tar
lfemaltne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

YrDprietGr Wiaoiea / Qtten bar
iolst i'm @aaro, Nlfeu 9itsrsnoro, til
5orpaiter SEMEN fra Yronninstuno
lor slsbsium $4,000 ar. vi Y~efatnins
neo'elser. Suertdselien Ter life Npril.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
gortreif Sa9isrer. Sasisrer Saa'

gortreif Sa9Isrer. Sasisrer Bale
/ Garbus sr ueo Nptaatstio retlt ira
9pen noea snonu at uere uenoi t,lbase
taieu. San bar fsr i'm Afreile iaaet
Here pripate MRno inouiflet / mtnore
Tsnaecn9asementer boorpeo De rimellss
pts oil lIoe Cab. Sesuoen forlpoer Oct,
at ban bar en- itsrre &asietreoit / en- al
Sanf,rne. gerimoo er 9atoboipat stass
len. bportil Bale en- 9to bar peret
tpp,tet, life snsaseret. SaSen patter
naturlisuis flor Opist.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
Oct 9iorSe 5notrpf. 6an (ias'e):

Oct 9ioroe 5n0trpf. 5an (ias'e) :
seq fommer alorig til Of slemme oenne
gtat = O9 bette Bal"
5on (emt /: gig mig h~oOrfor!'
pun: "Os oeme lioite 8dls."
9an: "Na, bpOr Ge sIgr mtg IF
telis!"
pm: "S9 9em!'
pan: "4a! Ies bar altiaa o~irtetis
sjprt Snotrpt poa 9em?"
gun (enouu iostere os 5libsre cab
fsr): go. Sc bar omtrsnt faut to ai
mine IRer!"
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

SoniuI Saae SteneIano t NaSiiou. @iseouRu,
no'teSer os a%ttsterer arOefuloua3ier, Iamt i~nS'rapcr
GruemtoIer t Stdnoiuauieu paa Moderate 8iltaar.
Sorrtipou6sr meo bau.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

Flart nnfGp meb ct 3esnbaneteg.
siretnlnaen &uppels
nan 'orstogsS nplis ct 9ruopo9tfenbs
S'tleb Htslem ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JanoanetOset. @H Sosumanb fra
s9urs, Der flgrts pua @bausIeen, iom
idH9smeO ganen, breieoe, oa 20
on 9aar til 6,ensbprg, nGrmebe
Ut Rlsreisl inb paa Stmnerne. San
'aii.t ben b~umosiItise 8sTutning
lpts pnliap meS 9pset, ioet ban
s 0aa 9eitene, iGa at 8uguea /
aes 8urt iOr frem fpran bet trent
sAot 3os. TiItrpbS for Mnipan>
aal aue ar1her, blep MHtanb.r
t'a auget % TOsnen beitanois tor
. Gen 0umoriltiass Opermob
IaoIsoe lg mart til SOrIastbeo. pa
Molaa 6pigerne al fla afiiubige
tug, cslIutteoe ban at uuosaa ben
IVY JaFe Deb Of pise ub. men ben
SHaanln9 iremboo 8anifelisbes
$ IN QbOsausit piittbe Manoen
y peliene. 8oSnen Dalteoe os
Sp'irter, meoens Wanoen / en-
Sts llgn9e0es lunst bort, 9ans
.u lllale life uare farlise; bog
) ,s al'rnuftise 5tres rimalisuis
GlierlpiI iOr Rsttsn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
Soma.

Jumast 3. u. Ganaoobt Il Soas er III,
90 81. III 5osresaitib, Tom it9loes III
ooenn Ronte Z rm1, ma beiales mart til
5aeoo Y. GuaHoabL iom er Sabtasisrer al
laMne
4a,t noe pore RuHoer for ben beoioiteSel
Ollie lnOo o.. o. f,emoeies hGaber peo re
oslt9 Hepanoin9 at idmme Silie piiss mob
Y. 3 Guonoabl, iom nj orIUs J%orretniHseu
b~ersiter.
Z. u. Suanoabl Il Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
w,.aerup osifole, ber bsrer til be

W.aerup 6sifole, oer bsrsr til be
ira S~tatsbialp uO.luifsos 9SlltOler,
nor / I,nt.r 81 glsuer. Yaa Srutlo
al be fnappe 9iper CT Der lite iaa mango
Gleoer i War paa Sslitolerns ioIH De
soreoaaenoe War - Welerup pleter -
ualaa at BABE lanst Here, men eet sr
f~Ornpielist OF ie, at netop De Sl9let'
iom Jolfet finber sOoe, tribes % fl0re'
rer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

kt'l'nef, st betfoselist rllpttes=
II tnOtrufet / gssrres Sunobp,
l., u'm y @oroers ber of Bpen sr
~, , slmiiOroeu. Sau bauoe pm
E ;,ITta lorlact Siemmet for at saa
EIN ''l &e9loart, bpOr ban bible
~, Mu rt III ct 8pssefpretasenbe.
\ :, s~f'ermioodsen fom Der imibs
|Ss, !" ~ 1als Siem @fterretnina ON,
Ssr ManO ira @sbOlm buooe fun
(I%n .vh e's neoe peb ssernbanens
p1,, 'ass0rO. Set antaaes, at ban
s,s. unoerlSas, ON be e5teu, ban
N, I'VE f'noe lano5attes peo BEN
EtTnos 'C; Slsnsem bet samle os
8reoatts er ban faloet /
EIas 9oiIi,t ban ianotes Opreiit
me0 i'm Stot unoer Grmen.
ka, r'''e eflerIaber fig en- talris
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
Wnterifa On &fnmOinnnen
.SOhan SberOrup.

Bal oori 5orla9 sr uet0p uotomnet ct
Gttboarali al &. 5uerorup. Oct er uoen
5ammenig1tn BET bsoiis BiQ,oe df ham,
oar nogsnliaoe er no9iOtt, % 81 b,upiisr til
Hrsslsns enftsmnige inigveioe Iotdlelie
lamHe. 6otifuoe5 me0 CT elegant, riat
os'0reret torapii &lm M III holltsdiombslit
Noresie I Nmer,td moo J1oienoetie az 81
euer foruoen Hamrte 1926. Breooe "a
Eomrier. 0sloe 20 Somnsr Naentee On
Ms.
The WeDstrom Publishing Co.,
PAP Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
1T freit YeDraacri. 6or en-

1T ireit Yeoraacri. 6Or en- 1iS
km nSianot Der Zig b}s 6ofjupsler
ihlieu / 6jsbenbauu en- elegant paa
rst Dame. Meo babsriq Slotbeb
klisrterebc bun @rpeoitricen ct 8rep.
IL moebolot en- LAUNDERING ON at no
here 5G1nHe9aoerer ct Nrmbaaab til
Ers ~duaipst Sum. Oct bar uneer=
Erst @aater - Sofh'f bps Rron=
bnie1. SeluIslgellg bleo N~rmbaanbet
k@iVeret. 9ameu prageee fr9ien %
klsie isrit elter megen BariJmenteren,
! Suumen bleu ifreoet pan 8onmer-
(n RrslerS Gegniug. ga beune
Bit gtt al aomebicn oar fOrbi, ltDnSte
anm SIT. s.. fig ct labe Tnppet aao
! for 2oen Nft. Den fore9aar hos
F~ibosblnoler Yrior paa aisbmae.r.
Fs gam %foreuIite bun enouu ct Brep
'J}Rgler - Sof6ei", boori Der ga
0rore til at uoleDere ct foitbari
aociatiosslerltOn % nosle ahore
tsr I'll SbanbehaOsren, imiolertio
ieU gao bore be uIbtlgfti9e Barter.
i bic, ON De matte blipe lenDte.
tN1ner treble Nfi. Bo9bnnoler
flrs %5Orretnins er itpr, % bet er
let at bulfe ale De M~enn.IterS
fI':'sr, Der ital baue no9et till.not.
tartsn bapoe &rp,oisnien CLIENT 5rf.
! NOr, % Ssgerre bleo ieuote til -
f'Hptlnleu! Oct bieu natnrlisoiS bur.
0%piluret, at Breoet fra 8ammers
ls Re9ler bar fdllf. Yol,fiet latte
! SeOa9elle os ianbt SRI. g.. i a,sl.
Fooer bun i 8dretestsIanglel us
lllltadst, Of be9se 8reOe par fallfe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
CbierOcr.

5or B.nasrs 5iemi.no.li. I'll Rors., sss
rtst 3aunlari % Jtularo ,rer for Riss q,
etlttter tl % ira otsl. 2ano., teiosns
&eer til BET 9loits o9 met oeI,lenot. Tfanst
taptte Ssrel' cg Silsticutor I be 5or,nts,
Sloter uuoer Gerssie:
The American Emigrant Co.
9apt. u. g. SeaniDn, Gaent
9or 800 Ro. % Stat, Ctr.
)l3 IN 9ep Yorf, y. ..
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

Oct uorife os iuenlfe SicesGoniulat / Hes
Noiues, Soma, roiteoer 5ulomaster os iubs
forbrer Nruemioler | bet aamle 2anb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

s Oper 6 Tiger plaseoes jea itabig af
Smerter | pOfrerne o9 maotfe idosar
goa paa &rpffsr. ct Safobs Die bel
breoeoe mig. @ ". EartbiQ, Scene,
Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27

. 9'rr.ntIis. HrSixsr b.ses sysiSe. bssr y xaar -
ne fssts os ssSts. sers esns . s~ss t~sraisres futt,
"asnt. esfitssr % ssustnins, ss bar" sa,t sIesis
rsssfsrlslb til ~Ssbssrmsrss Nftss,, nssr b Fript
ssttl On stsis Axntfssud. DYIssrinsu snRts en-
" snfprts eanfs I Gnsgita. q. 6 stsra
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
}. FLASKERUD q co,
e;rauiueS.Qontraf.eger

q i%erista,r, Ill 9. :. @osH & Co.. eaInar, Sooa.
l~ubeiais. "a ~ NtHt1tteU, sT bar SiF's5psH'H siEs
belize at gsisit. esssu iiaist sltrTs. gTrsi'sissls.
R~irisiols on. ttsT Sdtiaius.
Rtirsutss: Rsu. 9. Sortu. Rsu. ii. DipisatH. Req.
d. &. Sassn % 81. 2. .. gi0,u. esImss. 90Ia.
2a.iaiI.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
9pDs=8rDflanlaer.

StSeu. inSsn builfsr man i,al sisrs line gnmslbeIier e.
ior grptnssr uoenlanos / aar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-27
Snifes.

900 Es'utt su1,ss iiJaI iorat iriR, ,. imur,ht vi,
httors 8,retn soialos paa 3; Gibsr % Plsou ier
SIS. ster ~f5,p,5oa % ets. etor soHmisnon .,
.''sen's QreHier 8tp,S. siriV ,itu VrsOt iraI %
aaa ~ grbtis, Tor o.
esatS minneapolis CARR 60,
1851. Wtuu,apous. Dim
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03
THE BUSINESS HOUSES
Where the f.. L.. A. People DO Theil
Trading.

Where the e. l.. A. People DO Their
Trading.
The business houses of East Los An
geles are numerous and represent various
branches of trade. Grocers are repre-
sented by Stockwell Bros, the old "Elec-
trio Light" grocsrs; Bradford & Friss,
the Cash" house; Bradley & Holmes,
w. 81. Perry, the 81. x L. )" East Side
Grocery, and others not 30 we'll known.
Butchers are represented by the old
depot Market" and numerous more
recent institutions. Dry goods are the
specially of 1. K. Lspp, though small
stock is also kept by Geo. Weeks, who,
for long time, kept the only shoe store
on the East Side. Boots and shoes are
represented by @. M. Burr, who sells
nothing else. The only fish market is
the property of Gaylord & Co.,, who also
sell game and produce. Hardware is
sold by j. f. Lemberger and Nat. q.
Browning, who both have fine stocks.
H. Richter keeps the only confectionery
establishment on the East Side, and also
keeps fine quality of ice cream, and
keeps q lunch room. The bakery is
owned by House & Co. Henry Gibbs
keeps the principal fruit store of the
place, though there are numerous
smaller places. Jewelry is cold by E..
Hsnsel and E. White. Druggists are
numerous for such healthy locality.
Home & Abel have fine three.story
building at sos Downey avenue,
DR.. Schloss keeps store at the
corner OF Helman street and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03

the company nor myself with the delay
that has occurred. Possibly maj 'ters are
the better now for that delay. You are
all doubtless familiar'with the necessity
that arose, and arose uuexp pectsdly, for
urgency in the completion of the First
street bridge. Even with that necessity,
the Downey-avenue bridge was not
neglected, and work on 1t was pushed
rapidly forward.
1t was the San Fernando street via
duct, that unique piece Of cable engineer
ing, the counterpart Of which exists no.
whore in the world. that has held us
back. 1t was the will OF God, not that
Of the cable company, that caused the
delay in giving East Los Angeles rapid
transit. utter no sacrilege in saying
this. Do not, Tor one moment suppose
that desire to parade Skeleton at the
feast" if draw your recollection back
to the memorable Johnstown disaster.
I will touch lightly upon it, only saying
that the material of which the vieduct
over which you have this day ridden was
made at Johnstown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03

Truman street, and vas designed
by Mr.. Jos. Mesmer. The motto was
"Live Long and Be Happy. For Pure
Water, Pure Air and Salubrious Climate
East Los Angeles" On TIE eastern face
were the words Our Paradise on Earth
East Los Angeles. 1S76.-Dslays, Dis
comforts, Dangers. 1SS9-Speed, Solaes,
Safety" This was the handsomest of
the three arches. The third arch. at
Griffin avenue, bore on its face the
motto: "With Heart and Hand We Ex-
tend Our Hospitality" The reverse
read: "Neg Era Of Prosperity-The L.
A. Gable System" n
THE CHILDREN's ARCH,
At the end of the road was designed by
Rev. w. w Tinker and constructed and
decorated by the reverend gentleman
himself, assisted by Mr.. Courvoisier.
The legend it bore, in letters constructed
of ivy leaves and crysanthsmums, read /:
"E l.. A. Children to L. A. Gable r.
E.-Welcome.
THE SPEAKERS STAND
Also received due attention at the hands
Of the Decorating Committee, and was
tastefdlly adorned with palm leaves,
pampss plnmss, fl3wcrs and numerous
ornamental plants in pots.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03

1925. Thus deprived of both his parents
in early boyhood, he went to Louiayillc.
Kentucky, where he lived with his I,at.
ural uncle, George Hancock. until ma
turity, and was given classical sduca-
ton. La 1887 be graduated az M. %.
from the Medical Department. Of the
University of Pennsylvauia at Phila-
delphia. He then practiced at Louis
vile until 1910, when he entered the
United States Army as Assistant Sur.
geon, and served as such under General
Worth at Florida, and on the south west
frontier at Fort Gibson. At the COM
mencement of the Mexican war, in lS46.
he was attached to the Army of the
West, commanded by General Kearney.
as Surgeon OF the First Dragons, with
rank OF Captain, he being with that
army where it entered Santa Fe, in Au-
gust, 1916. In the following September
General Kearney, with his command,
started on q march to California, arriy.
ing at the Colorado river in November.
and on the Sd of December reached
Warmers ranch, in what is now San
Diego county, California. December 9Th
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03

For aught know it was the last great
piece Of work done at that unfortunate
city in tie Conemaugh valley. The
great disaster came and the food delayed
the shipment of our material. East Loi
Angeles you see suffered directly by that
visitation of death, as the whole world
suffered indirectly.
The fates were against US, but even
with the various and vexatious delays
our contractors and engineers are, |
think, entitled to credit: They worked
force OF men night and day upon the
structure. The material arrived here on
Monday of one week, aud within the fol-
lowing month it was in place, and within
forty-eight hours of it's actual completion
the viaduct is in operation. Assuredly
this was good spsed. We have tri-
umphed now over fate and the elements.
Let triumph be an earnest
of the glorious future that awaits
East Los Angeles, and the whole
city. Let US look forward to the day
when this shall be the metropolis of a
great empire of the Southwest; when
there shall be forest of chimneys along
the Los Angeles river, a water way for
our shipping direct to the Pacific, when
there shall be beautiful homes embow-
cred in trees upon every hillside, when
your children shall have grown up into
beautiful women as their mothers are
and strong and able men as their fathers
are, and when there shall be as perfect a
system of transit to all parts of the city
as has this day been given to the East
Side.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03
most favorably known business men in
Southern California. and has been urom-

most favorably known business men in
Southern California, and has been prom
inent in financial circles these many
years. He was connected with the old
Commercial Bank, ia company with Mr.
n. +. Spence, and afterward with the
First National Bank in various relations
he is now a director of the latter insti-
tuition. He is largely interested in many
enterprises, foremost of which is the
Puente Oil Company. He was the first
90 develop the wells at Puente, and they
haye proven to be the best paying wells
III the country. Mr.. Lacy and William
Rowland are the owners of the Pu-
ente property and, in fact, consti-
tute the Puente Oil Company. Their
offices are in the Lanfranco building.
MIR. Lacy is a genial man, and many
public offices have been rendered him,
all OF which he has refused excepting
that of member OF the Board of Educa-
ton of the City Of Los Angeles. The two
sons OF Mr.. Lacy-William Lacy, Jr.,
and Richard II. Lacy-constituts the
firm of Lacy, Ward & Go. (Mr. Ward is
no longer member), manufacturers of
iron tanks Of all classes, sheet iron work,
oil and water pipes, etc. The factory on
LAZY cuI0oty III EhbI LOb Angeles, em-
ploys over 100 hands. This is one Of the
largest enterprises in Southern Califor-
mia. The company also have large
plant in San Diego. Both of the young
gentlemen of the firm are native sons of
the Golden West, and were born in
Marin county.
Mr.. William Lacy, Sr., is native of
England, but an American by choice and
loyal belief in the republic. He came to
California in 1854, and first engaged in
the mercantile business in Marin county,
then in San Diego, and finally chose Los
Angeles. as his place OF abode. Mr.
Lacy's residence, at the southeast corner
Of Sichel street and Downey avenue, is
one of the handsomest dwellings in East
Los Angeles. 1t is the home of we'll
earned luxury and enjoyment. 1t has
been given to few men to so we'll sue
ceed in life-to be go happily surrounded.
The sons Of Mr.. Lacy inherit his business
capacity and integrity, and the cheering
and pleasing outlook is that the name Of
Lacy will be first in the galaxy of finan-
ciers and business men of enterprise
when East Los Angeles will be as large
as the city proper, and the central me-
tropolis Of Southern California larger by
two hundred fold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03

DR.. Allen has another at Truman and
Hoff streets. Hotels are represented by
the Glenwood, on Hellman street, and
the Gable Villa, recently opened on
Downey avenue Jacob Baslz keeps the
largest restaurant in tae place, on Dow
ney avenue. The Cameo, on Truman
street, is another, and the Glenwood also
conducts a restaurant business. Sta
tioners are represented By branch of
Stoll & Thayer's. Photography has an
able representative in A. w. Lohn, and
the East Slider does not need another as
long as Mr.. Lohn remains. Coal and
wood are commodities dealt in by Edwin
Gregory and Sibley & Son. job printing
is done at the offices of the Champion,
the Exponent and the Pentecost. George
Roper is the blacksmith OF the place.
Livery stables are numerous-see adver-
tsing columns. Real estate dealers
not 30 numerous az they used to be-, but
every man has some land to seh. John
Barnhill keeps the largest and best pat
ronized barber shop. Several other
lines of business are represented by thoee
.lready mentioned.