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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Declare in Favor OF the Immediate Recog-
milton OF the Cuban Insurgents.

Washington, d. c., November 49,
At the X of l.. convention to-day, res
olution was passed reciting that the
Knights of Labor representing every
section of the continent, and all condi-
tions of humanity" do hereby declare
in favor of the immediate recog-
milton of the Cubans as belligerents.
An amendment to the constitution
was passed making any person over
sixteen years of age eligible for men,
bership in the order unless he be a
manufacturer or dealer in wines,
liquors or beers. An addition to the
amendment also debars from member
ship lawyers, bankers, stock brokers
and gamblers.
Another amendment was passed al
lowing any five members Of good stand
ing in a local assembly that has elapsed
or ceased to work, to constitute quo
m for the transaction Of business
.,oking to the revival of the assembly.
The General Assembly decided to re-
duce the charter fee from $15 TO IS, the
local assembly to pay the expenses o.
the organizers.
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Gardener, while Pietzel is known as
G.. d. Hall.
BIT ONE LEGAL WIFE.

Chicago, November 1S.-The attor-
neys for H. H. Holmes, who are trying
to save that notorious individual from
hanging, have received a transcript Of
the divorce proceedings which Holmes
began in 1887 against his wife in the
Superior Court of Cook county. The
suit was begun in the name of Herman
w. Mudgett, against Clara A. Mudgett.
The charge made against the wife was
infidelity. Mudgett said he was mar
ried at Acton, n. H., on July 4, 1878,
and lived with his wife until 1886. Tha
case was heard and dismissed by the
court for lack of evidence to support
the charges made in the bill.
It is said that Holmes lawyers want
the transcript for use in arguing the
motion for a new trial, the purpose
being to show that Holmes had but one
legal wife.
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F0ILED.
Train Robbers Cut Off One Car Too
Many and the Engineer Gets Away
With the Treasure.

Minneapolis, Mimi, November 1S.-
About ten o'clock tonight an express
train on the Great Northern was held
up near ST. Cloud. The robbers were
evidently after the express car, and
supposing it to be the second from the
engine cut it off from connection with
the mail car and the engineer threw
open be thrittle, and pulled safely in
to St.Nloud with the treasure. It is
not kncwn at this hour whether the
passengers were molested.
4 special train with all the city de-
tectives on board left here at midnight
for the scene.
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NO WORD YET,
Regarding the Whereabouts of John
White, the Wetzel County Murder
er.

New Mar-insyille, November IS
(Soecial)-An inquest was held over
ole body Of Bert Lemster, who was shot
Saturday night 10y sam White, an ac-
count Of which appeared in tO-day's
Register. White was found at the
house Of Bill Boyd, on the edge Of Mar
shall county. Lemster accompanied
by Thomas Barrett, and William Bar
rett, entered the house. White was ly-
ing in bed between two Of BOyd's boys.
Lemesten grabbed him when he fred
killing L.emescen. He shot w. Barrett
IN the stomach and a flesh wound IN
the breast. After daylight yesterday
White was seen i'm Lynn camp He stop
ped az Joseph Schulers and got some
thing TO eat, even wiJhOut hat and
shoes. Near West he stopped at Fred
farmers and g0l q pair OF old boots
and hat. he told Farmer that he had
had q fight with man at Bolton, ana
got hurt on the head and back, and
showed O wound on his head, where
ne had been struck with some edged
instrument. Last night he stole a horse
from w. w LemasJers near the nome
of the murdered man. and was seen on
Little Fishing Creek late in The night.
It was some hours after the murder
before the people of Lem2sters' neigh
borhood knew of it. as it was about
eight miles from where Lemasters lived.
The murderer is son Of Richard
White. a very respectable citizen OF
Hundred. this county, and TWO years
ago was tried for rolbing a car on the
B. G o. at Hundred ana was acquitted.
He broke Jail here just before the com
menciug of the september term Of court.
being held TO answer for robbery. Two
other men charged Jointly with him
we're tried and sentenced to five years
In -ha nnniLanLiarV.
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NOW HE OWE TO BE KILLED.

Cincinnati. o.. November 1S.-Ihe
Dolice BEGAN to-day the investigation OF
The cause of the death of John Town
sand colored. from Washington, Ind,
vrbo died i'm the hospital sunday from a
,,.,,, .sbo+ wound. They found John
TI~55Ieston. who said a brakeman shot
Townsend as he was eiamDerihg laCo
a car. that Townsend returned Jhe nIe
and shot the brakeman. VIM. kramer
Who is now in a hospital at Evansville
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Or distribution in the main thorough

for distribution i'm the main thorough
fares.
The two battali0ns of troops and the
detachment of artillery aJ the Iildiz
Kiosk are kept within the grounds of
the, palace. The life Of the Sultan is
known To- be fin danger. and the lives Of
nearly an the ministers have been
threatened
Hassan Pasha. the minister of mas
rine is known 10 distrust the navy to
the extent that he he's guard OF troops
and dares not board the war vessels.
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HAVE ARRIVED SAFELY.
Two Cuban Expeditions, Fitted Out in This
Country. Now ON Cuban Soil.

Country. Now on Cuban soil.
tNew York. November 1S.-Pres.dent
Palma. of the Cuban revolut.0nists par
~ in this country. has received word or
the safe arrival in Cuba Of two eXDedi-
tions sent out by the party. The one
expedition is headed by General Fran
cisco Carr.llo and Lomazo Collazo, and
the other is under the leadership OF Col.
Jose L3riaaquirre Aguirro.
Cen. CarrillO and his party started
from Cape Haytien in a schooner, one
hundred strong. with 10000 cartridges.
After great hardship, the party arrived
on the northern coast Of Cuba, where
General Carrillo found awaiting him
party Of 1000 Cubans.
The o.her party under Col. Aguirro
landed on the south coast Of Cuba at
about the same time. There We're 12J
men in Agu.rrOs company.
The party had with them two cannon.
500 Winchester rifles and 100000 rounds
OF ammunition.
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\ TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
\ Negro School Teacher Uses a Hatchet on
-Four Members of One Family.

a Negro NfnoOl Acittuef uses q AAdtthtt oAA
-Four Members of One Family.
Emperia, Kas., November 1S.-WOrd
has just reached here OF a terrible af-
fair at Dunlap, thirty miles northwest
0g Emporia- David Henderson, a col
ored school teacher, this afternoon,
feloniOusly assaulted Dora Ray, col
ored pupil, IA years old. 1t Wa
second attempt. The M &
brought before the Shoe ~
forts for, 'o'5 Of a lawyer\ yI,e eSSN~ q over.
This die not suit 81 -, father OF
Dora. and a QuaIrA -hd fight ensued.
Henderson split Rays head with
hatchet. and in making his escape from
the room attacked Mrs Ray, her daugh-
ter. Mrs. McFaU. and Thomas Starkey,
an of whom were chopped in the head
with the sharp edge Of the haJchet and
terribly injured Henderson is now at
large. and every effort is being made to
capture him. SO far as can be learned,
none of the injured have died. though
all are in critical condition.
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THr crowd YELLED "FAKE."

baltimore. Nd. November 1S.-A big
crowd filled the Front Street Theatre
to-n.ght to- see q fght between 'lounS
crin5" and "Joe" Cans, q local boxer
Tbe men gave q sparing exhibition LAST
frg ten rounds. at the end of which
cr-Fo announced that he had agreed not
10 put Cans out as condition precedent
-7 the bout. The crowd hoo.ed and
yelled "t3ke.
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STILL HrNTING A NIGHT.

El paso Tex. November 1S.-Dan
S-I9rr lett here tonight for Dallas TO
hove rir-simmCrs sign for q fight
gf.bs- with Corbett or M8her in the
lame brll ring. which viii De enlarged
ro tan times it's present size Stuart
saws that New Orleans is trying hard
10 get the fight away from Il PasO.
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washington, November 18.-to or
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio: Fair during Tuesday, slight
change in temperature, followed by To-
cal rains and much colder Wednesday
morning: southerly winds.
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IN JAIL FOR BIGAMY.

Rochester, N. Y, November 1S.-
William p. Burdick, young man who
is charged with bigamy, by marrying
Marjorie S. Roden in this city, October
14th OF this year, while he had a wife
living, was held for the grand jury to-
day. Burdik was taken to Jail until
bail can be fixed.
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Spoksne. Wash. November lS.-Ihe
~ psross Indians reservation, Iowa.
WAS opensd at noon to-day There was
mn e~inr of guns or any other signals
given. No excitement Oh q s7i-OoS
character has been reported. NOT over
3 000 locations will be made this tall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
EARTHQUAKE IN MISSOURI.

St. Louis, No, November 1S.-A spe-
cial to the Republic from Charleston,
Mo. says: An earthquake shock was
felt here at $50 o'clock last night, the
vibrations lasting about three seqonds,
No damage was done.
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Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
tions of the temperature yesterday: Z a,
m. As; al m, 50; II m, 81; p. NJ, GO
I'd. m, GO. Weather fair.
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TWO MORE Sensations
Sprung in the World Famous Holmes
Murder Case.
the Multi-Murderer's Attor-

~ Held Under 81, 800 Bonds for
5ubbornation Of Pejury-He had
Bought Manufactured Evidence
Which he Hoped Would Secure
Holmes a New Trial-SeriOus
Doubts Expressed as to the Death
of Benjamin Peitzel-A Chicago
Man Says he Net Him Recently.
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200 INDIANS
Cruelty Slaughtered in Canon by
Colombian Tro0ps--NOt Man Es-
capped


San Antonio. Texas. November Is
A special received here from Bogota.
Colombia. November 15. says; Three
weeks ago small body of soldiers Wef'
am1usheI and killed crossing the de
p7r-mert of Cauolu. General Rey ~
Immediately sent O. large force n pur-
suit of the Indians. who were surprised el
i'm canon. both ends of which are held
bv troops. vh0 lemmei the Indians ln,
whilst others went ,o the top of the
mountains. from which they rolled
heavy rocks ON the Indians killing
MANY. whilst those who tried 20 escape
r-om what they supposed 20 be an
earthquake. were shot down i'm cold
rlood. Tt is calculated by eye witnesses
of the massacre that 200 Indians were
killed. not o solitary one escaping
death
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nArr1IARrN A CANDIDATE.

Philadelphia. Pa. November Is
David Marin to-day announced him
self as a candidate for delegate to the
National Convention from TINS ais
trict
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r g-ID NAY AGI.
Armenian Mass
--r le Stopped.

s Announced That
aers Have Been Sent
NOR With instructions
Force the Reforms De-
by the Powers-A Cry
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NO REASON TO INTERFERE.
The state Department Giving Due Heed to
The Condition. in Tu-key.

The state Department Giving Due Heed to
the Conditions in Turkey.
Washington November 1S.-Admiral
Selfridge cabled the Navy Department
to-day hat he had put in with his flag
ship san Francisco at Naples to- get his
mail. He VIII proceed directly TO AL
eXandretla. where he should arrive
about Friday next. and viii then De in
position TO- extend aid 10 the Ameri-
cans and Europeans in that section i'm
the event of further uprisings. The
Turkish situation is absorbing the at
teDri0u of the State Department at pres
eut and due notice is taken of the vari-
ous resLuuous adopted hy the many
religious organizations in the United
States.
Considering the terribly disturbed
conditions I'm Armenia it lis believed dC
the State Department that Minister
Terrell has been remarkably success
ful I'm his effort to project The American
i0naries and teachers. So far as
the misiOItmes OF the native Chris
uans is concerned. while they may
properly excite Jlo sympathy OF the en-
tire Christian world fre State Depart
ueut claims there is mo- warrant for I'M
l.iletruD' OF t-7 p"-1 o- '-
states. 'he ai' ,-.le--7 o-7 3'.l o. l.s-
7uojtV.7 LOT "''S
me -tea' El. po"7. .--l
s-nle- amy li.e o7-,'," os ..- --.,-'.
STATE "l0.- -o, o-l 't .., 80 .
our lr--i..ons. -Hl l--l5-- -1 -7
said us % powerful arsumenJ Io ll'lllL
tdrorel i-lttlgIenoe lA 1-e '-----S VI
American lepu0lcs.
MORE OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
yr.-risr.o0 November 1S.-The
-r.,.,fsr f..-.. i'm here received from the
e.,l..-.s p,r.s -rs forI0vIue De-. Gram.
,,..-.,. r,-. ~ v...srl9v.
....ra srrerf,r .usIr.er-s of p Zai,oun.
re-ra5 and Kamb4n. numbering more
The herald., 1895-06-06
FOR SALE.-COUNTRY PROPERTY

~ -
NOR sALE-A FEW OF MooREe PARSONS
i bargains. W can only enumcratc Il few
here but call around aud state your wants.
We have it. MOORE * PAtSONs,
20 W. second t.
S,300-6 acres fruit and walnut orchard, lies
level as floor. plentyol water: owner has lost
his wife and viii sell at above lrice in order to
go nofth
Ti5l0-Only $6) n y acre for 75s. acres in the
famous san Fernando valley: fine ana level
needs no irrigation big crop OF wheat on it
now Here is bargain and it speaks for it
sell We can sell this tract in 2U.acre pieces
ii so desir sd Mt same pri ce.
S10,0JG-A fine alfalfa and orchard place
nea Compton. 81 acres Is room house 5ux6U
barn, 3 artcsian wells flowing water Z, 3 and .
inch pipe; no expense OF pumping; - acres
alfalfa cuts to crops per year, ton to acre
orchard fenced and cros,-fenced; SiUOJ cash,
balance Oh terms to suit.
$3000-1O acres ut NCrih Cucamonga, ,
prunes peaches, apricots, blackberTies and
provements; barn, sheds. ETC.; water humed
clear across; good water right.
S6Ju-0-acres at Orange with good water
right, $50 o-vear-old apricots; = acres alfalfa;
good stand; clear; only $500, but it must be
cash ut this price.
$l75O-5 acres, right close to city, north /;
water plenty; 700 young French prune trees,
$350O-Will buy 5-acrc navel orange place
that is gilt-edge in every sense; nice cottage,
hard finished, plenty water, and in u Locality
that is loveliness itself: eastern capital is be-
ing ra pidly invested all around it; no pretticr
country home coul1 be selected in this whole
section.
%30OO-151 acres in Calaveras county: good
house. rooms; barn. granary, SHEDS and
chicken houses D miles IRON town ana rail-
road; near schools churches etc; $1,000 in
cumbrance, can remain indefinitely.
$1500-1O acres at Anaheim D room house,
barn, chicken house; $50 walnut trebs, as
sorted fruits: acres alfalfa. [26l
800 acres foothill lands at from Sl5 to $40
peracre.
ORANGE, ALFALFA AND ALL KINDS OF
RANCH PROPERTY.
S1SO00-35 acres st Grafton; good housc.
barn and outbuildngs; plenty water; 12la
acres navels and Mediterranean sweets; as
sorted fruits in abundance; II acres apricots
and peaches, full bearing; q acres alfalfa 4
barley: could be divided ii desired: IL beauti-
full property in n choice locality. 1901
$430O-A gilt-edge property at Gardena; IL
acres, 10 in falfa, in strawberries; D room
hard finish house, large barn. shingled. with
cement floor: good water right and 70X70
reservoir; gasoline engine, good engine house;
1876 gallons water per minute; abundance wa.
ter to sell; here is something that is not rub
bish. 1901
$27o6-iO acres orange land at Mentone;
water flums lengthwise; sure enough bar
$i5o0-i6O acres timber land in sonoma
county; good road and near shipping point.
III
$45OO-2O acres fruit land at Etiwanda with
MOORE & PARSONS,
Exclusive Agents and Investment Brokers'
q 300 w Second street.
The herald., 1895-06-06

800 feet elevation; railroad, Q tatons post
office, store. school; l6 miles from city.
For xlUC0 spot cash
title perfect or no sale.
We nave OF er lands in same vicinity which
are no better and have no Improvements at
all, and ii will cost s : to $50 to clear, and
the owners thinS $40 to $40 a give-away
price.
You can't duplicate this land for S25O0.
We exclusive agen.s. 1t will cost you
nothing to get full particulars, and we will tell
you all the bad points But it is n gilt-edge
knap, Just the same.
This land will grow MS good Olives apricots,
peaches, prunes, pumpk ms, potatoes, toma-
toes, peas etc, as anv in the valley.
1t is also first-class orange and lemon land
II gasoline engine is used TO raise water from
well, which can he done at half the expense of
Irrigation under the w light act.
DON'T FORGET
That il you put in a $3.50 engine your land is
worth as much as any 800 or 81 so land in
The county, while it is actually costing you but
SO an acre aside from the value or the i'm
proyements.
The herald., 1895-06-06
NOLAN & SMITHS BARGAINS
otO-OO-FoR sALE-oNE OF TIE Be
sNkI. O ul 90. le,,1nl H., ~ o

h Is =
otOr rOn-FOR SALE-oNE OF TIE BEST
cDJDUU 2o-acrc lemon groves in southern
California, located at Coviua, where frost has
never been known to hurt citIus fruit or trecs
good a-room hous. and outbuldi gs, good soil
and frst-Clas, water right; price go q, on easy
terms. NOLAN e. SMITH. 22S W. Second.
S450O-For salc--l0 acres at Ontario, all
highly improved, as follows; , IL res 7-year-old
prunes, 4la acres 4-year-old lemons, ia acres
4-year-old navel oranges, l acre 2-year. O. d
lemons: fine water right, Gene II head ditch !;
small house, good barn, etc also convenient
to good school; price, $500 5000 cash, ba J.
anco on time al per cent; will pay nt least 70
per cent this year on the price asked
NOLAN & SMITH, 22S W. second.
S600-For sale 5 acres on Lake ave-. Ala
dena located few yards from the electric
road and commanding n view of the whole
valley; present owner recently relus 4 5000
cash for the property, but now needs money
and will sell within the next fe days for y6uO
NOLAN & SMITH, 22S W. second.
S35O0-For sale-715 acres nearly ad djoinin g
the city on the south, near the Central avenue
electric line oil in bearing fruit, oranges
peaches, etc; nice income property: the lace
is worth $50 % spot cash, but the owner needs
money for pressing needs and will sell within
the next few da Us for S35O0; part cash, balance
to suit NOLAN e. SMITH, 22S W. second.
P20U0-For sale-Just a little south OF the
city limits: 10 acres good land; acres alfalfa
baance orchar.; house of rooms nice
grounds; go ii artesinn well. windmill and
tank and other Improvements price only
$1,000. This is great snap. NOLAN & SMITH.
22s w Second
The herald., 1895-06-06
EOR SALE
L TIE CELEBRATED

VERDE COLONY RANCH
Of 572 acres. This beautiful tract OF land is
situated in the county OF San Luis Obispo on
the Pacific Coast railroad, atout nine miles
from san Luis Obispo city and three miles from
Arroyo Grande, a rapidly growing town, in the
ricnest agricultural section of California. The
soil is very rich sandy loan, capable OF grow
ing any kind OF fruits, vegetables or cereals,
and is far enough from the coast to be free
from fogs and winds, and to enjoy the full
beneht OF the warm, equable climate orwhich
this county is so justly famed. On the ranch
there is IL good dwelling, fine dairy house, and
all necessary buildings. A living stream of
water and many springs add materially to the
value OF the place. suitable plot OF ground
has been d0natel by the owners for school
purposes, and good building will at once be
erected, there being already sutfcient num-
Der of families in the immediate vicinity to
warran. this necessary improvement. The To-
cation OF this land on the pachc Coast rail
road, with the station OF Verde ght on the
tract offers valuable trans portation facilities
for the shipment OF every kind OF grain, Vege-
tables eggs an [ dairy produce to Port llarotd.
aud thence by steamer to san Francisco, Los
Angeles and other large centers ior distribu-
tion. and at the lowest cost. The early COM
plc,ion OF the southern Pacifc's new coast
line. which will be the scenic overland 'olte,
will bring thousands of permanent settlers to
this countys rich valley, and lead to an Gd-
vance i'll the prices OF all real estate which Will
far excel the anticipntions OF the most san
guine. Th county being on the eve OF great
prosperity the present is the most favorable
time for spectators TO invest or for HON
seekers TO get located. 1t is n splendid prop
erty for colony subdivision, an if sold i'll n
body can be had for the very low price OF SIS
per acre.
Terms exceptionally easy; a cash, balance
long time
DO not fail to inv stigatc this, as the price is
far less than is asked Tor much OF the adjoin-
ing land. Address
MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
12lts 5. broadway, os Angeles.
D. 30 III Snt-Sun- tueS-tt
The herald., 1895-06-06
rJNHE TOWN AND HARBoR OF
Ell MORO, SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS.
Ii<TTEp STATrs ApNtY

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS. }
UNITED STATES ARMY, I
WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. 3, 1s9J.)
SIR:-I have the honor to osubmit the accom-
panying copy of report, dated De cember ~,
1894, by Lieut Col. W. II. II. Benysurd, corps
OF engineers, giving results OF preliminary
examination OF harbor at El Moro, Cal made
in accordance with the directions OF the river
and harbor act of August II. 1894;
1t is the opinion OF Colonel Benyaurd. in
which concur, that II Moro harbor is worthy
OF improvement by the general government.
A survey OF the locality, it is estimated, Will
cost $500.
TlIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Brig. Gen. Chief OF Engineers.
Hon. DANIEL LAMONT,
Secretary of Wa.
Among other matters touched upon the col
onel says "'rhe la nd jacent TO and border.
ing the bay is rich and adapted to agricultural
and grazing purposes, but is held in large
tracts. 1t is represented that this will soon be
divided into small FARMS which will invite
emigration, and with the cultivation that will
ensue the commercial necessities OF Ell Moro
harbor will be greatly increased. With the
execution of this work the develODment of Ihe
adjacent country might be hastened, and the
benefits t,at would be derived more than com
pensate the government for the outlay. with
this ew and to the extent of the work indi-
Gated, | consider Ell Moro harbor worthy OF
Improvement by the general government. The
ost OF survey Of the locality Will not exceed
5000"
This clearly shows the favorable opinion en-
terCalnru Dy tne EONcl ument, anu dbSuIs Ncii
for a sufficient appropriation to cover the cost
OF the improvements suggested.
AS the county of San Luis Obispo and ad-
jlcent territory is developed by the building OF
the new coast line of the southern Pacific,
and by other projected roads, the Importance
or an available and land locked harbor like
that of Ell Moro will be more and more ap-
parent, afford.ng, as it win, cheap and con-
venient means of shipment of farm and dairy
prodnce by ocean to San Francisco and other
points OF distribution.
Besides its bright prosp cts as commercial
point, El Moro is delightful summer resort
and offers many unequaled attractions in the
way of boating. fishing and bathing; hence, rs
an ideal spot for home or rs a desirable in
yestment it is well worthy of attention.
Lots in FL Moro are now on sale for x75, on
easy installments OF IS down and SO per
month; no interest on deferred payments;
title perfect; per cent discount for cash
For maps. list of unsold lots or other infor-
nation, call upon or address
MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
1917 s. Broadway, Los Angeles
N B.-Commission TO agents. GIGS