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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-15

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POMONA.
Meeting OF tho city Councii-Gens raj
News aud Personals.

Meeting OF tho city Council-Gensf raj
News aud PersonAls.
POMONA, April 4-The city council met last
night. a full board present with the exception
of Hutchinson, absent.
petition was read from Jacoby (of Los An
gelesJ ct al. praying to have streets closed in a
6O-acte tract in the southeastern portion Of
town, half a mile below the cemetery, known
nc uirsehfeld tract and have the property re-
vert TO acreage heierred to committee on
streets. Also petition of Lee K. Mathews ct al,
same course.
A resolution of intention was passed to close
certain streets in the Packard vineyard tract
and publication OF resolution and posting III
notices was ordered.
Draft OF an ordinance amending ordinance
AZ establishing fire limits and prov ding Tor
protection against fire was read and referred
10 city attorney. The proposed amendment
removes the restriction against constructing
buildings OF corrugated iron.
of ordinance 2s, providing against the inter
ference with llremen in the discharge OF thcir
duty, was also referred to the city attorney
The proposed amendment piohlbits parues
from driving over the fire hose when in use
Preciado street in the Palomares tract, bord
ering lots 10, IL, II, ID, and 16, was ordered
closed, the requirements OIL law havins peei
complied with and no objections raised
KeportS of recorder, treasurer and clerk re
| ceived and referred to nance committee.
Chairman Gallup on recommendation OF the
| city librarian called the attention of the board
| to the fact that the lease of the library rooms
| In Union block would expire in three years
| and it might be well at this time to secure a
lot upon which to erect library builulng nc Nc
| was plenty of room on the city hall lot upor
which to er ct building should the board de
eide so TO do. ., :.
| May May Istj however. an informal meeting
| will be held April 23th
| IL is learned from an authoritative source
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that the notes Of Or. Nesbit at tho Peoples
bank, on which attachment suits were brought
have been paid of by Rev Nesbit. the
suits have been dismissed. Mr. Nasbit has also
settled other indebtedness to the amount OF
ton or twelve thousand dollars, and secured
time on the remaining debts. lie anu Or.
Nesbit hope 70 be able to carry their proper
ties without further difficulties. Dr. Nesbit
has returned from Missouri, and will probably
remain here
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs Corning, nee Miss Minnie Garrison,
whom our young people remember as fnvor-
ite in their circles has arrived In Pomona TO
spend some time. Mrs. Corning Is a sister of
Mrs. John F. Storrs ....5
W. s. Newton has succeeded Lowe McComas
in the livery business.
Mrs ELS, daughter aad son, Lewis left yes
terday for trip through the northern portion
of the state. -
Councilman Elliott returned home from his
trip TO san Francisco yesterday morning
The following eastern people are in our city
J. NJ, Olds, Williamson, Mich. Mr, and Mrs.
n. A. rettygrove and. son, oxford, Ne6. !
Messrs G. w Slusher, j. IL. Wilson and b.
Herald, Kansas; >. s Cole; odell IL August
Dufur wife and child, Ohiow0, Neb.; Mrs,
Stout and daughter, Virginia, Ill.
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RlvERshE.
Supervisory ProceedinRs-Uourt Gases.
A Weddink.

n Weuotnk,
RrvtRsrpF, April 4.-The county hoard OF
supervisors met yesterday AID besides per-
forming the usual routine work. decided to
discontinue inspection and funigetion of
trees for two months. The resignation of L.
X. Bruce as constable of Riverside township
was accepted, and Charles Slosson was elected
to fill the vacancy thus caused.
At the meeting of the city board OF trustees
Yesterday Franz A. Miller was appointed re-
Seption COMMITTEES to meet the Ticket Agents.
association, who, IL is understood,. Will pay
this city visit on their tour through the
southern part of the state. Is. H. BUSH was ap-
pointed to expert the books OF the clerk aud
In the superior court yesterday Judge Noyes
released one George Desons on writ oil hapeas
corpus. Desons was sentenced from the JUS
tice's court at Banning township without
proper jurisdicti9n according 70 decision
charged with stealing diamond ring from
Mrs. Cooper, of Banning win come up for the
second trial tomorrow, the first jury having
disagreed.
Justice Potter's court was kept busy yester-
day dealing out justice to several sheep.
herders who had tried various means TO avoid
the law oil taxation. Calste GentiIlion, j..
Chambon and John Nuga were charged with
wilfully and maiiciously obstructing the
deputy assessor from obtaining proper count
OF ihc sheep they were herding. Upon hear
ing the complaint. in their own native tongue,
they AZ once plaad guilty, and met their little
fne OF $40 apiece without further parley. one
Carlisle Chantillion was next charged with
giving a false statement as 20 the number OF
Sheep he owned lie also decided to plead
guilty, and was fined SIS.
r. l.. Cundif hus purchased the interest OF
W. Il. Keith in their book and stationery store
and wiil hereafter run IL alone.
Canton Riverside No. 20 will hold their an
nuel election OF officers tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. A. Uchiltree and daughter, Pesri, OF
Texas are visiting with the family OF q. II.
Ochiltree, agen. OF the southern Pacific.
c. c. Merrill AMI family of Fourteenth street
are entertaining II. +. Merrill oi Akron, o.,
who, with his wife, is taking in che beauties OF
California.
TTrus-DEvOL NUPTIAIS
W. s. Devol and Miss Kate Titus were united
in marriage at All sou.s' church, corner
Seventh and lemon streets, yesterday, the i'm
prcsslve and beautiful ceremony OF the Unit
versaiist church being performed py Rev. DR..
Deere, assisted by Rev. Mr. Willis Of Redlnnds
The bride Is tha accomplished daughter,of Mr..
hnd Nirs. Thomas TITUS OF this city. while the
groom is All able newspaper correspond MT
| The church was beautifully decorated and
| filed to its fill capacity with the many
| friends and well-wishers hf the contrnctnS
parties. Mr.. and Mrs Devol left in the after
| noon for Los Angeles and will spend their
/ honeymoon at that city and the coast resort:
adjacent including visit to the midwintei
! f.4-
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SAN FERNANDO.
The Forssters IuaugurSta tho Now
Court San Fornnndo.

The Forssters IuaugurStn tho Now
Court San FOrnnndo.
SAN FEsSANpo, April 4. The social event of
the season was the Inauguration last evening
OF Court san Fernando St40 OF the true A. o.
f. The ceremonies OF installation were con-
dueted in most able manner by H. E. Reter-
son, deputy high chief ranger OF the Pacific
coast jurisdiction. Mr.. Peterson was ably
assisted by the following gentlemen from Los
Angeles. Geo. & Robinson, chiet ranger OF
Court S. c. no. Sl36. w, Il. Patterson, ir., chief
ranger; Emil Pinol, D. NJ c., and J. r. Jones,
s. w, all OF this city and members OF Court
Alter the initiation of the charter members
the following officers were elected unhnimous-
", and installed in due form for the ensuing
term: Dr. J; g. Turner. physieiani Judge ".
+ granger oye, H. { r. SudggS gW f0ha Ia Wts1n tteas
M. H. Lopez, sec. VIM. I. Rush, rec see c, W.
Judy, S. W. Geo. Janifer, J. W; Chas. L. olin,
s. b.; II. S. Allen. j. b.; Frank Abels, j. g. Car
michal. + II. oliver trustees; j. IL Barclay
W. p. Granger J, I. Wilson, auditors
After the Installation ceremonies were con
cluded the lodge held social leveei during
which several enthusiastic addresses were de-
Nvcred by the members, expatiating on the
merits of Ancient forestry. ,.
well rendered and interesting address, com
plimenting the court ON the qualities OF its
members and the efficient work done by the
court at the start He was roundly ap pplauded
BIZ the court Geo. S Robinson OF this city fol-
lowed with neat, pleasant speech which was
we'll received. Messrs. W. r. Patterson, f.
Pinel and J. p. Jacobs also addressed very in
| teresting remarks to the court At the close
| DR.. J. s. Turner, In addressing the court, com
| plimented the Department High Chief Ranger
| H. T. Peterson upon the energetic work In es-
| tablshing the court. DR., Turner's speech
aroused the greatest enthusiasm and In con-
| cluding he suggested that Brother ii. E. Peter
| son should be carried in triumph around the
| hall the words were no sooner spoken than
the members fell upon their honored d. II. @.
| X. and carried him on their shoulders III a
| triumphant march around the hall. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed and all agreed a
| prosperous future for the new court. AT late
hour this morning the party broke up all VOW
| ing that they had never spent a pleasanter
| ptpi1fnp II, their lives.
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wv,.ie she has beenllving with her elder sister
iFatynthia Westover, who is the talented
g kchsington ON the New York Recorder.
rf Enterprise asks the following quesuon.
" ~ think Is good one: Would It not be
Iae,t idea Tor the railroad company 20 make
ntes' te. arrangements for the landing OF yacht
nns pties at the whnrfi At present ladies
Inn thair II Get on or of a boat Without getting
Tha N wet.
dtsnis dne lowing notice has been prominently
aI uaspiiny KY q bout town: Those wishing to'tako
part p.tl IN Ii school children parade Thursday,
a. a. tha ~ will meet to organize companies
~ AZ. NJ i-s'fence house Monday evening, April
oth' e' Nlock. Nathan +. smith, principal.
PERSONALS.
W. 4" Tier has returned home from his
nliuWln.er ~ trip.
Jesse ioakin and bride have returned from
tneir @ prluai Hp, and were the recipients OF
SOCIAL gwen vti. A. r. hall last night by Mes
uaines nshs Nahue'eer and Dorian, and Miss Celia
Conductor Fsp Deyer OF the santa Fe is ly-
in-law, Mrs. Mcinlt
IN NJ. George = Arly and family Of Richmond.
W. WSslspps lspshs sessetpy here.
Nh Wnnitet H. Z. Yard, who has been In New
returned recently is Visiting oid-time friends
AT SANTA MONICA, lGking hale and hearty.
Ihe Prcsoyteriaf'church 10 putting in cleo.
Mrs. Edwatds OF h Norwooa & returnIsh.
ing, painting and plfine in electric iishts.
Mrs. Nelbel OF Nbraska is visiting her
Mr., aud Mrs. Carter Il Port colburn, Mich,
are ENJOYING " \. a lew @Ayys. Nj. Carter is d
Monica Electric and poer company.
II any one has not received his sam pie ballot.
and is n Qualified votelhere. ht can procure
one at the offlce OF City Cerk bales.
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SANTA MONICA.
Crops and PoIit,cs--North Beach BatI
HOusa-Hotes.

Crops and PoIIt,cs-North Beach Bath
ROusa-Notss.
SANTA MONICA, April At has looked like
rain continuously for the past three or four
days, but, like the letter, that the young man
who thinks he can warble tenor sings, 1t never
came, and our farmers have about given up
any idea of old Pluvius helping them out, and
are turning their attention to other branches
The political situation remains about the
same as 1t did when my last letter was written,
the friends OF the various candidates striving
10 do their utmost to land their friends in the
various positions.
NORTH BEACH BATH HOUSE.
Work Is progressing en- the bathing estab-
lishment of the North Beach Bath House com
pahv, Contractor IL. X. goetz having a goodly
eane of men at work, and the framework is
about all in position, 1T giving the public, who
are watching with considerable interest, a
good idea OF Its magnitude. Thomas Yore has
completed his pile driving for the bulkhead,
sand for the other part of the work The Jones
interest are pushing its completion with all
nossibie dispatch consisting with not neglect
Inc the many other improvements under way
for our material growth and prosperity.
TRUSTEES MEETING.
| The board Of trustees held meeting on
Monday evening. All present After or
dering sundry bills paid, AMOUNTING to
S71 81, the report OF health officer was re.
! ceived, showing one death, four births aud
three cases OF scarlet fever during the month
| OF March. .............
| ceyed the gentleman stating he hnd collected
| and paid over P12 for wood
! The town recorder reported that he had
tried Ionr cnses for violation of the ordinances
| during March, fines amounting to $23. %.
The town marshal reported thnt he had re-
ceived for taxes $1691O licenses $126
! D p,undkeepef 81, during the month, and pai6
The same to treasurer. Four arrests were
made. . IL
The 49, % in the over and short account wa.
ordered (expunged) from the records
NJ Noor's bid on Bay street was rejected
and clerk was instructed to return his check
The street superintendent was instructed U
| remove the old Seventh-street bridge
The old board Of health was reappointed
/ The vacancy caused by the resignation Q
Prof Leroy D. Brown was flled by the appoint
ment OF W. /. Hull.
on motion of Trustee Vawter, the stree
superintendent was Instructed to put the sev
| enth-streeI park and streets in order.
LOCALS.
The Santa Monica fruit stand has changed
hands, p. A. Molitor selling out to Frederick
L. Harris, who are now rustlIng the lusciou
products OF California.
Miss Grace Westoyer has returned nom
from her atte dance at school in New fork
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SAN BERNARDlNo.
Eoiiefmairsrb on a striksAATsrch OF the
UncInpIOyed.

SAN BERNARprNo, April 4.-The bollermakets
at the repnir shops OF the California Southern
depot have now been out on strike for q little
over two weeks The company have made
every effort to replace them with other men,
hut 10 far have been able to secure only two
men, who went to Work yesterday under the
protection of four special policemen. Last
evening Patrick Calvin and cornelius stern,
. two men sent on here by the Baldwin Loco
motive company to repair engines lett for the
east without striking blow, positively retus-
ing to work in the shops while the strike was
on. Their tickets for the east were purchased
Inv he strikers. The strikers say they DO not
intend to resort to force, but to persuasion
The Chino Valley sugar company are en-
ploying about 10 men. WHO arc engaged in
erecting an addition TO tile refinery uOxlOO
feet, three stories high, for the new steffon
The regiment of the unemployed on their
march to Washington VIII camp at Rineon to-
night about 80 miles from this city, ana are
expected here tomorrow or the next day.
Ihe city trustees, in view OF the imperfect
service rendered by the electric light and
power co ,, pany, have decided to retince the
number OF city lights to the minimum, 70
lights under the contract, to compel the COM
pany to furnish better light
Ordinances were passed by the city trustees
last night liking license on special drum
mers OF 4 per day; on peddlers OF bananas
and pine apples, %2.50 per day and also an
ordinance creating strt et poll tax OF ~.
The city trustees also read an ordinance for
| the first time, prohibiting the licensing OF
| more than two saloons on the same side of the
| street in one block. or Il distance Of $50 feet.
Samuel Livingston and Miss Estella Brunn
| of this city will be married this afternoon at
the residence OF the brides parents Mr. and
| Mrs l. r. Brhnn. The ceremony Will be pri-
| v ,ta, q reception being held in the evening.
| Tomorrow the newly welded pair will depart
for San Francisco on their bridal trip
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EXCURSIONS.

Hss<RTfs9fsftsSsH nNEDAY SAVED BY TAKING
y Santa Fe excursions TO Kan
iss8sASlfssslZz94 sas CITY, st. Louis Chicago, New
York and Boston. Leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday: personally conducted through to
Chicago and Boston; family tourist sleepers to
Kansas City and Chicago daily. Low rates and
quick est time. Office, l39 n. Spring ST. 7im
l Quoted via Rio Grande Western, Denver
and Rio Grande an Rock Island route, leave
Los Angeles every Tuesday, crossing the Sierra
cry by daylight. Office 1873 S. Spring st. 12-9tf
TUDSON'S EXCURSIONS EAST LEAVE
81 Mondays for Chicago, New York and Bos-
ton via Rio Grande Western and Denver and
Rio Grande railways, arriving from Chicago,
New York and Boston every Wednesday.
Office, 212 s. Spring st. l-l4 U
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PuysIssIANs.

MRS DRJ. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
M wifery. Ladies cared for during contine-
ment 727. Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended TO. Telephone Il10. g. II
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ron sAIr-olrY PRoPrnry.

L GRAND BARGAINS
$500 and up buys large, 50-foot lotsin Grider
& Dow's Adams-st-eet tract fronting on
Adams, Twenty-sevcnth, Twentyeighth tlOO
feet wide). Tweuty-ninth and central avenue,
ali Of which will be graded and graveled and
have cement walks and curbS, street trees
planted and water piped; only 10 minutes
ride on the Central avenue or Maple avenue
electric cars 10 business center B blocks Of
the Main street cars, 5 blocks OF Grand avenue
cable cars; . grand view OF the mountains
here you will see the oldest walnut trees in
the county; don't bVy any place till you see
this tract; take cars TO Adams street; agents
ON the ground to show property; see the class
of houses now being built and Improvements
being made: no cheap houses allowed; every
lot win double in value before the improve
ments are completed; free carriage from our
office. GkiDER 4 DOW,
40 1t lO9l5 $ broadway
T7oR sAIE-NICE LARGE LoTs RIGHT IN
II the heart OF the city corner OF Eighth and
San Pedro streets, at prices far below the low
est and terms easier than the ensiest, with all
the advantages OF lornlity, good school and ey-
ccllent neighbors. These fine lots in the Clark
& Bryan tract are being sold for less than half
their value. Don't buy till these bargains are
shown you; plices only $50 up CLARK d
BRYAN, 117 W. Third St 3-23 II
T7oR sALE-S2150; 4 LOVELY HOME AT
L Pnsadena T-room modern house, barn
chicken rd ETC.; 8 acres of splendid land,
NIL in trees aud berries and certainly bar
gain, only 5000. T. J. CuDDI, 3tO n. Spring.
A 3t
INOR sALE-SlS, 900; oNE OF THE FINEST
L residences in the city; all modern improve
ments; lot loOxl5u feet; splendid situation
near WtStlnke and cost about $40 900; q real
bargain; only $4,000. T. J. CUDDY, 2w n.
spring ST. Al St
&cS0-]s CASH, WILL BUY FINE LOT,
TntsJV 53xt.0 o on beautiful Pearl street;
graded and severed: FIVE blocks from court
house; this is a = 3Ol lot but you can get II
for T6S q. ". CUNNELL, H. Broadway.
A-a-6t
NOR sAIE-S2TSN; a NICE RESIDENCE
Il and l acre OF improved ground, bearing
fruits and flowers, on the electric car line;
only $2T50 T. J. CuDDY, 203 N. Spring st.
IIoR sALE-If0MEsTEAD IN FINE IOCA-
l. ton; parties must 20 cast and will sell or
trade at bargain call at once on SrONER
& OLIVER, l341s S Spring, room /. 1-l2 II
q i-e-wILL BUY NEW 4-RooM RUS
at - tic house ON Union avenue, near
First st.: street graded this is big bargain.
q. W. C0NNELh ] IL Broadway. 9-i-0t
TOR SALE-S9cO-N NICE HOUSE AND LARGE
~ lot, near electric cars. Price 500. Monthly
payments 1. ]. CUDDY, 2v6 n. Sptingst.
last
T SELL 1I1E EARTH.
L 80 I, q n a Do, Ea1
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MUSICAL

MRS. LOTTIE D. WILLARD LATE PRIN-
IVA cipal Musical Institute, Seattle, Wash.,)
music studio, 34l s. Hill ST.; vocal culture,
piano, guitar Office hours, . to IL Il m, and
to 5 p.m. Beginners taught by Mathews's
method, involving ear training, tcchnic accord
ng to Mason's system, ana writing music be-
fore reading ii. Voices tried free. 3-lS I'm
I osANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
4 and Arts open all the year. MRS. EMILY
J. VALENTINE, president; Y NJ. c. \. build
ing, Broadway and Second SITS S-l4 ly
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Foa sALn-NrsuantAxnoUs.

.,1i, Z. -, "a CC,1J M, 31cII D IT ~
II very cheap; almost new; in perfect condi-
tion. Apply 210 and 2ls North Main ST., Los
Angeles. 4-5-2t
TOR sALE-OLp PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
L to suit, at this office.
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Notea From Onrnnnd,.

There is increasing demand for houses on
Coronado Beach. Furnishe and unfinished
rooms and cottages are wanted through April
and many are renting Tor n term Of months.
While the fiesta calls many from various parts
of the country, others are learning to put
faith in that common statement of the old set
tier in California-that the summer here is
the pleassntest season of the year-and are
coming to test for themselves.
Trolling for barracuda is great sport just now
for guests OF Hotel del Coronado While it Is
an exciting pleasure to come in with big
catch OF fish, those who turn without spoil
have the fun just the same
Growers Comedy company in The Private
Secretary and our Boarding House are the
chief attractions in Hotel del Coronado theateI
this week
Major Hugh Gwyn has assumed the duties o.
postmaster on the beach, and has appointeq
Mrs. Katherine Foster his assistant. The OF
flee went under new management April lst
All the beach echbomhstcrs, schoomissei
and schoolma'Gm picniekcd last saturday al
Fruitland, the picturesque old home of Hon
Zach. Montgomery, near Otay Mr. Babeoch
rendered transportation over the Coronadt
belt line. All had jolly outing and roya
good time.
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unIr uANrrn-,raLn.

WTANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP, FREE
w employment or any information, address
j.. NIrrINGER's BUREAU; established 1880
OfIice 319is s. Spring ST.; residence, 45l s
Hope St, corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal Iele-
phone l13 l6tt
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MnruMs

MASS KATE IAMPMAN, Known AS STAR
Nf light, the Cell rated Little Test, Business
and Developing Medium. Sittings daily
1864 $ Spring. Al tt
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DERsONAI-COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
4 daily, java and mocha, 35c per ID noun
tain coffee, 35c; 10 lbs. corn meal, Sc; & lbs
rolled wheat or oats 25c; Ciermca, l0c; . lbs
brown sugar, 81; lbs. good tea. 81: lbs
peeled peaches, 25c; 3 cans apricots, 25c: can
baked beans i0c; orange marmalade, &c; B
lbs. lard, 3uc; pork, 9l9c wood pals, lJc;
brooms, 15c bacon, 1212c. ECONOMIC
STOR FS 3On s Snrinq St
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K.oR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN MANU-
= featuring business capital required not to
exceed $5nUU. Address HUBER 4 BARNARD,
22T W. second ST. $3.50 II
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COTTON.
The City Trustees ProcesdInge-Now
and Personal Notas


COTTON, April AT the meeting of the
board of trustees on Monday night, the city
marshal reported $45l delinquent taxes col
lected
The salary ordinance was put upon its final
reading and adopted After executing some
further routine business they adjourned till
April 11th.
a. B. Miner has returned home from Chicago,
we'll pleased that he lives in warmer climate.
Mrs. ]. a. Shadric and two children left this
morning for st. Louis, where she goes to spend
several months visiting relatives.
0. NJ. Lee has left for his former home in
Kansas, where lie will visit friends.
Mrs. T. A. Hartley is up from Los Angeles,
visiting her son, seth Hartley.
The motor ticket Office has been removed
from Stecks store to the Southern Pacific de-
pot.
Mrs. w. II. Wright has so improved from her
late illness as to be about.
~ 5. Wood has gone to Kansas TO visit cd
friends.
Rev G. A. Tinker, superintendent Of Baptist
home mission work in Southern California,
was in cotton on Sunday, looking after the
interests OF tie society here.
Miss Josie Suman spent Tuesday visiting
friends In Riverside.
Mrs T. C. Olsen has left for homc in Aurora,
H., after spending The winter in Cotton.
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NsONEY TO LOAN on DIAMONDS, JEWEL
WI ry, watches, pianos, sealskins, live stock,
carriages, bicycles and all kinds OF personal
and collateral security. LEE BROS,
2-IS-Iy 402 S. Spring ST.
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MAOnINERy.

A PARTNERSHIP HAS BEEN FORMED BY
IA Geo. L. Nolan and c. B. Boothe conducting
general machinery business, handling me-
chanical and engineering appliances and sup
plies, under the name and style of The Maehin'
cry supply Co., with Office and warehouse at
Los Angeles, California Correspondence So
licitcd and prompt attention assured. Address
The Machinery supply Co., p. o. Box l0lS,
station G, Los Angeles, Cal. 4-3-1t
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L tp. . north, range 10 west Antelope val
ley, Kern county; No. soil leve no alkali,
at $s per acre; will sell half seoton Also n.
f. ii OF section ~, tip. "a south. range 26 east,
Tulare county; No. i soil, level, no kali, at
$40 per acre; title perfect; each one worth
800 per acre. n. q. SElBEL, us Howard St,
Sun Francisco Cal. 3-tl It