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NEW CoTTAGEsl NEW COTTAGEsm WE
~ can suit you in size and price: easy terms:
monthly payments. RUSSELL 4 PKOSSER
Twenty-thrd ave. Station. East Oakland. ocl3 I'm
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


NEW HOUSE; 2-SfORY 3 ROOMS. BATH;
In $3.50. DOUGLASS. 25u9 Geary st. ocl4 3t+
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4. ACRES NEAR HAYWARDS-GDOD HOUSE
barn and outGniidings; fuli-bearing orchard OF
assorted fruit; viii double iu value competition
of new electric read. Address orchard. Box SO.
CALL Branch ON c. ucl3 ST.
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Q7EO0 FOR sALE-THAT ELEGANT ROW
u 0'IU. 0, houses just competed on the f.
side OF Masonic ave- block S. OF Haight st; each
room, chambers, Au ished basement, plate and art
glass windows electric bells and gas lighting;
extra large yard: the cheapest houses in the city:
make your own terms. FOR particulars inquire on
premises. ocl SuluTh
c050 MISSION ST.; LOIS 25xloO, IN EX-
D-oO. celsior Homestead, three blocks from
county road; one-balf cash, balance $40 per month.
w. Ii. GRIM a Co. 1lS MontSomery.6 SnTuThSatf
T LANDLER, BUILDER AND OWNER. ID
IL. Montgomery ST.
FOR SALE IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS EQUAL
TO RENT.
New cottages of and rooms, and elegant 3
story houses Of ana 10 rooms. in Mission and
western Addition. and near Golden Gate Park; all
on principal cables
II you desire 1 viii build you house on your
own plan on lot OF your own selection on the
same easy payments.
YOU CAN HAVE THIS on YOUR OWN TERMS.
ONLY ONE LEFT OUT OF EIGHT
Modern cottage; 6rooms; "a block W of Castro
Also cosy cottage on Hartford ST.. bet 10Th and
20th, II block e tst OF Castro St Apply promises
or to owner and builder. L. LANDER, IS Mont
gomery ST. ocll If TuThSaSu
9 II. MIDDLETON & CO..
-. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Rents Collected and Houses Rented.
% Montgomery street.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
81 lots in the University Homestead all level aud
corners 81 :6XlO0 feet; unusually low prices and
Oh the following very easy terms, SIS cash. balance
$40 per mouth and interest on deferred payments at
Z per cent per annum; title guaranteed by the
California Title and Insurance Company.
CHEAP.
Must be sold-3 blocks on the Potrero; 2OOx4OO
feet each; making SO lots In all: make us offer,
this property Is the market for a few more
days only.
proved property our books in all parts of the
city and at all prices, for specializing and Rvest
ment. For full particulars inquire at Office OF
5. 7. MIDDLETON a CO., Real Estate Agents 22
Montgomery st. ocll 3tSuTuTh
Q.600 CASH-THE GREATEST BARGAIN ON
NOW the line OF Market St, only $40 feet away;
whole frontage block 240xl00, making 9 full lots:
adjoining lots selling for S275 inside lots
$500; balance $1,000 in lS months; close to the
county road ON which the electric will run in a
Few months. CliAS w. POPE, $50 Mrkt II eX Tu
G1eOQ 2 4-RooM COTTAGES IN BERK-
DlOUU. eley; / block from station; $3.50 cash.
$40 month
sl700-New Broom; $3.50 cash, SIS monthly
SlSO0-New Broom: $500 cash, $50 monthly
$l2eO-5-room; $3.50 cash. $l5 monthly.
$45O-Lot lOoxl33. near station; $40 monthly.
CALDWELL BROS, II Montgomery st SEES u
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CONTRACTORS AND BUTLDERs.

I :. LAwREN CT, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
q OH Sacramento ST.; cabinet WORK and fitting IN
ohices promptly attended; telephone 9O0 nI6st
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New cottages of 5 and rooms and elegant 3
story houses Of anu 10 rooms. in Mission and
Western Addition, and near Golden Gate Park; al
on principal cables.
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FINANCIAL.


"a ANTED-LARGE PRODUCING GOLD OR
" silver mine In the United States Address c.
D., Box l3l, CALI Branch once. ,Oc13 it,
G100O as PARTNER IN FLORIST AND
~ IOOO. nursery business; must be hrst-cIa ass
business man. Apply CALL Branch once. oc9 7tt
4 7 LOWEST EATE-MONEY LOANED CITY
n aud country real estate; mortgage tax paid.
II. 7. MoREAL, 402 Montgomery st. ocll It
COCO nOO TO LOAN ON CITY AND CoUN
'DOUU.UUU Try property; sums to suit: lowest
rates. J. H. ROSSErER, rs Montgomery st.,
room II. ocll II
GT60 O00 LOWEST MARKET RATES. on
N Op-OOO. country and city real estate: anv
sum. A. SCH OLLEk, 4zO California ST. oclO 3m"
A SMALL SUMS LOANED; PAYABLE BACK
n ia installments. 20 Ellis, Room 10. seq 3m
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail the old aud
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third st. san
Francisco; Will send by return mall the cash; II
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold. 81
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ oSS kearny St, the only corporation that lends
money On diamonds. watches; low interest oc4Ef
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10 Buy OR SELL 4 BUSINESS GAIL ON
i DUFFY d co, 3l5 Kearny St oc1 II
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
vi Security Loan Bank. 1906 Market ST. ,nr. Mason:
private entrance Turk. n. }. FRANKLIN q co. On:
IRON $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
L security. 5. L. o., BOX 81 CALL Is lneh- les tr
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II you desire 1 viii build you house on your
own plan on lot OF your own selection on the
same easy payments.
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OAKLAND HOTELS.

TUBES HOTEL. OAKLAND-rHEF FINEST AN
L most commudiOus family and tourist hotel in
California. occupying full square; frStclass in all
its apr oiEtmentS. sells lmIuFr OK
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i,OuU PAVING COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE;
- reasonable. / 8 Folsom 81. ocl5 ~
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CITY REAL, ESTATE.


ID a. DOLAN II CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS,
$50 Market St. opposite Palace HOTEL
Branch Office, Seventh and l St, near 0ym-
pic Club grounds
SUBURBAN PROPERTY SPECIALITY.
QQ60A NOTHING HAS EVER BEFORE
tpOOOO. been offered cheap and on such
easy terms this magnificent S-roOm Pacific
Heights residence. Every known convenience and
Improvement and a delightful unobstructed marine
view In fact perfect gem of home. Payments
can be made the same rent. Must positively be
sold this week ii you miss this you miss the OPP
portunity OF your life to secure magnificent home
7. a. DoLAN Co, $50 Market ST.
G0I0O A WESTERN ADDITION CORNER;
eDojOO. Sw. corner Of Turk aud BaKer sts..
z1:6xllo. Make offer, as it must positively be
sold and Will be sacrificed. For bargains apply 10
T. A. DoLAN q CO., $50 Market st.
coon THE GEARY AND McALLISTER
eDcOO. street cable roads extending their
lines to Eighth ave. and ST., and offering
lot 25N12O on Ninth ave-. only 240 feet from turn
table Tor $500. This is pick up and You should
NOT let II pass. Will be able clear $500 on
IL IN 30 days. +. A. DOLAN Il CO., $50 Market
street. ocll SuruTh
G9OO EACH FOR LOTS 25xI2O EACH; NOT
UcOO 10 minutes walk from Children's Pay
ground; in Sunset Heights: the Omnibus and Haght-
ST. cable companies extending their lines near
written guarantee that we will retail them for $500
each; don't keep 20 ur money in bank and let TINS
great opportunity pass; ouly half cash required T.
A DOLAN Il co. $50 Market Ocl1SuTuIh
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no LET-rARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, OF
rooms aud bath; choice part OF Alameda: rem
$50 per month. Inquire OF GE0. ROSMARIN, Ell
cinal Nursery. BAY ST. and Central ave; Ala
media ocl4 L
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S20O. ceisor 0 homestead three A blocks from
county road; One-balf cash. balance $40 per month.
w. Ii. GRIM a CO. 1lS MONTGOMERY SnTuThSatf
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T LANDER, BUILDER AND OWNER. ID
II. Montgomery ST.
FOR SALE IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS EQUAL
TO RENT.
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THE WARNER TRACT

Will have the the city water mains laid owners
expense. There are hundreds of other good things
which may be said but we cannot stop to enumer-
ate them here. Go on the excursion and see for
yourselves
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
BEAUTIFUL. CHEA
HIGH STREET STATION

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE,
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
IF FURNTTURE you WANT GOOD AND CHEAP.
see H. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh st. Ge6 Il cod
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ITO LET-NORDIN SALOON, 642 SECOND ST
1 bet Brannan and Townsend. oc9 7ts
C.c-n STATIONERY, NOIIONS. BAKERY,
tDODU. candles; near college and school: fur
ns.eI living rooms; low rent Only principals
apply, this Office oc9 1t
" ANTED-PARTNER: $500; GOOD SALOON
W and lodging-house near factories; good paying
Lu5!nesa- 3O8 BeaIe St oel l5tF
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RB-Special train leaves San Francisco. FOOT Of
Market street. via Oakland Ferry, Elmhurst Sta
tion II O'Clock. Leaves foot of Broadway. Oak
land. at II 80 Returning. leave Elmhurst Station
at ) 80 and p. NJ. For full particulars apply TO
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
n H. UMBSEN & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, HOUSE BROKERS,
RENT COLLECTORS AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEERS.
Members of :. F. Real Estate Exchange,
ID Montgomery st,

Please call at our Office for Real Estate Circular
containing a list Of number of investments; alst
bargains in improved and uuimproyed property.
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oUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

On ACRES OF LAND ON RUSSIAN RIVER,
w Sonoma County II miles from Healdsburg; 20
acres OF which is bottom land; soil 80 feet deep;
plenty timber good springs; good buildings; all
fenced; acres peaches and prunes, the crop on
which brought $500 this season; railroad through
the place; trains daily; hours from San Fran
cisco: price $4,000; must he sold at once. Inquire
oil Fifth ST. ocl5 ITS
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Remember the above low price and terms are only
offered for the first one hundred lots 10 be sold.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03

DELAMArER, Matt Quay's chief
henchman in Pennsylvania, is so in
volved in financial difficulties, growing
out of his extravagances during his late
futile gubernatorial campaign, that his
duped creditors are apt to land him in
jail. What splendid chance, here, for
the moralist to get in his work Della
mater, the candidate of the strongly
dominant party, but representing all
that is venal in politics, disastrously
beaten at the polls, and now felon's
cell staring him in the face; his oppo-
nent, Robert Emory Pattison, that ster-
ling young Democrat, whose name is the
synonym Of honor, twice elected COVER
nor OF the old Keystone state, and con-
stantly growing in public favorl Mark
the contrast, and say whether honesty
in politics does not pay.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03

The San Diego Sun of Friday has an
article recommending Gen. Vandever
for register OF the treasury, and suggest
ing the retirement of Gen. Rosecrans
from that position to make way for it's
favorite. 1t would indeed be noble
thing on the part Of the administration
to displace union soldier whose sery-
Ices in the war, in purity of purpose and
herolsm, were second to none, to make
way for gentleman whose signal in
competence and lack of attention to the
interests OF Southern California are a
by-word throughout this section. The
venerable Vandever may well be al
lowed to retire to his Ventura home. to
spend the remainder of his davs in
peace. His period of public usefulness
is over, and with him the private sta
tion is the post of honor. The SUMS
twaddle about his usefulness to his con-
stituents and his services to the Repub-
ican party is calculated to provoke 4
smile from those acquainted with the
facts. No district was ever worse rep.
resented in congress than the late Sixth
district. Our people would have gotten
along much better if the seat had been
IN name, as in effect, untitled altogether.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03
RIGHT SMART PEART.
THAT SEEMS TO BE THE CONDITION
OF THE CROPS.
Reports of Signal Service Observers as to
the Prospects of the Fruit and Grain
During the Week.

The signal service Office furnishes the
following report OF the crop outlook fol-
last week:
Los Angeles, Observer: Generally
clear, warm weather prevailed during
the early part of the week; the latter
part was characterized by heavy night
fogs, which disappeared in the morning
with clearing weather. The deposit OF
moisture from these fogs compensated
in measure for a slight deficiency in
rainfall.
Pomona college, Claremont, Professor
friedrich STAN: Barley seems to be do
ing well. Apricots and peach trees are
done blooming. Strawberries are being
marketed.
Chino, Mr.. ]. II. Lee: The first part
of the week was slightly foggy, especially
at night; the latter part very clear;
weather warm and pleasant. In the
judgment of Messrs. Oxnard Bros, the
weather has been most favorable to the
growth of sugar beets, and the outlook
for an immense crop could not be better.
All kinds of fruits, vegetables and grain
looking we'll.
Riverside, CAL, Mr.. w. E. Keith:
Orange and lemon trees are blooming
well, and the outlook for both fruit and
grain is A l.
Anaheim, Mr.. M. Nebelung: The
nightly heavy dews and fogs during the
last seven days have been very beneficial
to all growing crops and fruit trees. The
harvest of the hay crop has commenced
all over the valley, and promises to be
very good.
Santa Ana, Mr.. H. H. Peabody: Full
crop of peaches, prunes and plums
promised. Apricots not above third
of crop.
Tustin, Mr.. E. D. Preuss: Fine clear
weather for week ending April 3Oth, and
warmer than preceding week. Heavy
night fogs last three days. Deciduous
fruit prospect continues good in general;
some reports OF apricots dropping;
prunes blooming late but we'll.
Escondido, Mr.. Ed. NJ. Merriam: The
temperature for the past seven days was
apparently below the average and was
beneficial to grain, but not to vines and
trees; lowest So degrees, highest 78
degrees. With continued wet weather
fair grain and hay crops will result in
this section. Grapes and deciduous
trees at least two weeks later than usual
in starting. One-half inch more rain
would insure heavy grain yield.
National City, Mr.. Arthur H. Wood:
Hay cutting at its height; the barley
hay is light, but wild oat hay better
than usual. We will have 80 per cent.
more potatoes than usual. Indications
for deciduous fruits are only fair, but
the orange trees are blooming heavily.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03
Oranges in San Demanding.

There are upward Of 5,000,000 orange
trees in seed bed in this county. This is
over three times the number set out in
orchard form in the county. But each
year the demand for trees increases. At
the present ratio of increase two years
from now 100000 will be planted an
nually in this county alone. AS many
trees are shipped into San Diego and
other counties, and if all the trees now
in seed bed should mature to condition
for planting there will be but little dan
ger of an overstock. But many of these
trees will be killed by frost and from
neglect and other causes.-San Bernard
ino Call Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03


DED RICE's, LOS ANGELES, SUNDAY.
III May 3d-A dollar saved is as good as any
other dollar; that you can save dollars even II
you have to travel hundreds of miles, by visit
ing Red Rices, now goes without dispute ex-
cept among those interested in combating such
notion. Yes, You can usually save about one
third at Red Rice's; think of it, if out of Los
Angeles you can save much more than railroad
fare and all expenses on comparatively small
bill. Buyingso much enables Red Rice to take
advantage of every opportunity Our great
trade warrants our purchase of any offering, no
matter how large, provided only that its good
both buyer and seller, our great and
ever increasing trade proves. In the fu-
ture we have only to keep step with
your. approval Black indeed must be the
clouds that will not be dispslled by that sun
shine. You know by this time that Red Rice's
profits of today, but for your continued good
will in the years that are to come, with an
abiding confidence in the future OF this our
fair land; We know that our future prosperity
is assured, provided we can do so as to retain
that which we now have, to-wit your good will
and confidence. These we propose tc keep as
we got them, by honest methods and fair
good bed room set, all perfect, for ST.?
We have some for you That poor
hose, so feet for SO 5O is not not warranted or
We can sell you good fair hose, SO feet for s4 So
We have some beauties in lounges some in silk,
some i'll plush, some in tapestry, some in pretty
shades OF crushed plush; yes, and some in ra-
m1e. Whatsoever you want in lounges we pro-
pose to sell you cheaper than you can gel so
good work for elsewhere. That new mating
has arrived, and we are sending out wagon loads
at 15c, 1Sc zoe and 25c a yard it's cheap but
good We have a lot of nice cook stoves; but
1T seems easier to enumerate what we have not
got than what we have. Will you please call at
Red Rices Bazaar, 1A3 and las South Main
street, Los Angeles. You can't get there too
quick to please uS.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03
OUR PETE.
He Signs to Catch With w ashington of
the American League.

He Signs to Catch With w ashington of
the American League.
1t does not pay to talk through ones
hat. Colonel Robinson generally talks
through his hat. As result of so do
ing he has lost the best man of his COM
bination. Pete Lohman, the celebrated
Los Angeles catcher, has jumped the
Oaklands, and for the next six months
will catch for the Senators in the Amer
ican association, at monthly salary OF
$500. All Los Angeles will be glad to
learn of Pete's success. The San Fran
cisco papers all unite in saying that
Lohman is the best catcher in Califor-
MIA.
The Examiner says: The loss OF Lob
man will be a severe ohe to Oakland.
Pete is great favorite with the cranks
on both sides of the bay, and one of the
best catchers in the California league.
His remarkable throwing has been
source of delight to every lover OF base
ball out here, and will at once put him
in the front rank of the best men in the
east. Besides, he is splendid hitter
His ''jump' from the team will create
vacancy that cannot be filled. The
Washington club is not party to the
national agreement, and if the California
league clubs are, Lohman will of course
be barred from playing with any of
them
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03

mile-Tom Paxton won, Come There
second, Elsie S. third time, 0:5714.
BALLyHoo GETS A PLACE.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Results:
Six furlongs-K:ng Alta won, Leo II.
second, Rusticus third; time, III.
Six furlongs-Ill Wind won, Recess
second, Minnie third; time, 1;04..
One mile--Kitty I. won, Ballyhoo
second, Sequence Colt third; time, 40.
Mile and sixteenth-Elene- won,
Gypsy Queen second, Longshot third ;
time, ;52.
Mile steeplechase--Pat Oakley won,
Stonewall second, Delaware third; time,
3 :5l.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03
Can Such Things Re9

There is such thing as carrying econ
omy even beyond the borders of parsi-
mony. Here is case we vouch for as
actually occurring, we will not say
where Three years ago certain per-
son purchased as a Christmas gift for
his 2-year-old daughter little chair,
painted red. In 1889 he had the chair
painted blue and gave it to her as O
brand new Christmas gift. Last year
he had the same chair gilded, and worked
it off again as Christmas gift on his in
nocent and helpless child. In a very poor
household such an incident would be
pathetic. But this father is by no means
a Door man.-Buffalo Commercial.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03
ALL HAIL MORENO.

The HERALD has often dwelt upon the
magical colony growth which has char
acterized Southern California ever since
the experiment at Anaheim developed
the possibilities in that line of this pc
culiar and in many respects incompara-
BILE section. Since then these possibili-
ties have been exemplified and exploited
in many and most interesting ways. The
Riverside and Pasadena experiments
substantially contemporaneous and
equally lovely--have shown what can
be done by united effort. The latest
effort in this line was the Alessandro
plan, which contemplated the develop
ment of perfect water rights and the
sale of lands adapted to all species of
fruit culture, with natural prominence
given to fruits of the citrus family, con-
sidering the remarkably remunerative
results attending their cultivation in
San Bernardino county. These lands,
of which more than nine thousand
acres have been already sold, were
graded at $50 an acre, advanced rapidly
to $S5, leaped to 500, and no man can
tell what figure they may ultimately
reach. We confess ignorance as to what
the last recorded figure was, oris. All we
know is that, the other day, the water
was turned into Alessandro from the great
Bear Valley dam; and, on the 30th
ultimo, there was a sale of lots in the
townsite of Moreno, which is in the
center OF the Alessandro tract, about
two and a half miles from the seven
hundred acre orange grove which has
been set out in that settlement. From
the opening note Auctioneer Matlock
disposed of lots so rapidly that three
clerks were kept busy recording the
transactions. The two and one half acre
plots, which had been listed at $3.50,
commanded premium of $135, making
their cost $685.. The town lots proper,
which are only thirty by one hundred
and fifty feet, and which were listed at
$3.50, brought premiums ranging as high
as $lS7.50, making the total cost $337. so.
In the two hours and half during
which the auctioneer piled his hammer,
1000 worth of the lots and plats of
Moreno were knocked down to the
highest bidders.
1t reminded one of the boom when it
was running at food-tide, and the sue
cess of the sale is the more remarkable
when the fact is borne in mind that the
Alessandro tract is thirteen miles from
any railway. The soil is of that famous
compound which has produced the
citrus miracles of Redlands and River
side. That in an incredibly short time
we shall see Moreno an ambitious city
no one can doubt who has witnessed the
marvels accomplished IN such brief in
tervals in Riverside, Pasadena, Pomona
and Redlands, 1t is the destiny of the
choice region known as Southern Cali
fornia to set time at defiance, and to ac-
complish in decade what it has taken
hundreds of years to bring about in less
favored spots. We salute the new town
of Moreno, and predict brilliant things
for this young candidate for public fa-
vor. We tender her the incense of recog-
milton before she shall be smothered in
the fragrance of her own orange
blossoms.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03

THE magnitude of the shipments of
our winter fruits to the east may be
imagined when we mention the fact
that during April, May and June of last
year one hundred and sixty-fve tons of
strawberries were shipped to the east
from the Upper San Gabriel valley
alone. When to these heavy shipments
are added those from the other straw
berry fields of Los Angeles county, the
total becomes quite considerable. This
business is as yet in its infancy. The
ability to land strawberries and green
peas and roasting ears in the eastern
cities in mid-winter can not fail of do
ing its perfect work OF laying the whole
east under tribute to Southern Califor-
MIA. The circuit will be completed, Sc
to speak, when it is known that spring
lamb and veal can also be landed in the
eastern cities for Christmas tide.