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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
THE r1MEs-RICHMoND VA, SUNDAY, AUGUST s5 1893

| and finally II Is wound on big reel
| Tho cable IS taken off then 10 the ma
chine which puts on the leal shtdt u.
| The insulation resistance or every caple
| Is carefully measured before II iesNcs
| the factory and for this purpose tl'fe
| Is a special room, provided with stcp-up
Transform ers which give the high voltage
| necessary for the tests. To make ire
test, the whole cable Is Immersed III q
| big tank OF water the current then Is
supplied TO the water in the tank, ana
TO complete the circuit must leak through
the insulation Of the cable. Ia this way
a flaw Ia the Insulating material can Do
dci' ted readily. The visitor sees some IN
teresting sxperiments IN the holae WHere
the test the cables. When two pieces
OF copper wire are attached 70 the ter
mnals OF the secondary coil or sttp-up
transformer and the ends are brought
within an eighth of an inch or one an
other on switching on the current a
spark passes from one wire 10 the otner'
and Immediately a brilliant arc ~ form
ed. and I'm "A few seconds two inches or
so OF copper are burnt up. Ihls expert
ment illustrates one OF the diihcli.ie5
that are met with IN the use or all
switches where currents OF high voltage
are employed When contact Is broken
spark passes across the small ar gap
and a dangerous arc Is formed wnich may
set fire to the building where the switch
is located There are various ways OF
overcoming this difficulty, but ny idr
the prettiest and most effective IS Prof.
Th0ms0n's magnetic blowout When a
magnet is held near an arc the arc Is
seen to defect. and II the magnet IS
sufficiently powerful IL viii actually blow
out the are. To apply this 10 switches
a powerful elcctrO-mdgnet IS loc4ttu ny
the place where contact Is hivn.u ~"
throwing the switch. the constputnvs
being that the moment an arc forms ~
IS blown out promptly. THIS is Wtat
forms one OF the chief features or me
controllers manufactured mere for street
cars. &c In these controllers stFttai
contacts are broken as the handle ls tuil-
cI round. and at all Of these there is
the danger Of forming an are WhicH
would 90 time burn the contact plet'9'
These controllers are interesting IN "h-
other way. Until they were placer on
the market the method OF regulating the
spced of n street car was 20 throw IN
rcsistancos which diminished the current
supplied TO the motor. This method was
not economical. The method employed
with these controllers is known as the
series parallel system, and consists IN
the use of two motors, when are con-
nccteI un I'm different combinations az
the handle Is turned into the aluffent
positions The saving in power by the
use OF this instrument Is estimated Al ~
per cent This is where the rea imlor-
lance of the General Electric controller
comes I'm. for until 30 WAS made the old
rheostatic method was employed and
gave Il great deal OF trouble ON account
of the burning ont OF resistancrs and
contacts. The main objection Co the old
method was. Of course the great waste
of mower I'm heating effects, which often
actiiallv exceeded the power necessary
=, drive the motor-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
She Can ROpe "A Wild Horse.

Miss Kitty c. Wilkins. the famous
horsewOman Of Idaho. has been in the
city for couple of weeks making ar
rangements for shipment OF horses 10
the South from her ranch. fifty miles
south of Boise City. at Mountain Home,
or the Union Pacific railroad
Miss wilkins Is in many respects a
most remarkable woman. For the past
nine years she has been selling horses
and making money out Of the business,
whore many others have failed
Miss wilkins IS a tall blonde. with
closely-cropped hair OF a golden hue.
and In dress ana appearance she is not
at all unlike many another woman 70 be
met with on the street every day. She
was Just getting ready to leave the city
for Chicago last evening. ana while she
was talking would step to the glass and
afectionately fix her front and back
hair which but shortly before had seen
the curling iron. She carefully slowed
away in her grip little white boxes. bits
OF channels skin. and a sponge. with
little hand glass. She was neatly attired
In a blue wool travelling dress. with a
light waist. and there were bits OF jewel
ry worn. She said:
Eyes, with my father and three broth
ers, have had charge of a horse ranch
IN Idaho for the past nine years. / do
not attend the rOund-ups or the brand
ing but 7 have always sold the horses
We have for sale each year, and have
been very successful. Ii has been our
good fortune TO make money on our
horses every year, in spite OF the de-
preston that has come upon the busi-
ness. J so 10 points IN Georgia and Flor
ida and there dispose OF the stock | have
Tor sale. and am uniformly successful"
can you lasSo a hOrse?"
Certainly. | can, and do ride over
the ranges looking after our stock. and
take a great deal of pleasure I'm il. You
see, we raise cattle as well as horses,
bat ] do no; like cattle and so have Moth
ing to DO with them ] used to ride the
ranch great deal more than ! DO now,
but ike II as we'll as ever, only that
have not the time. The ranch-house and
the surroundings Of our mountain home
are not unlike the typical RANCH any
whore in the West. and many of our
animals range on tho government land
and are rounded up every year and
branded"
do You travel alOne?'
Always. | have never yet found any
inconvenience In II. and never feel the
want Of a so-called protector. am
amply able TO take care OF myself. Den
yer Republican.
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The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad Will sell round-trip tick
cts to Boston via Sound Lines. sli25; via
IAN Rail-" $l575 August sd 10 26th, good
TO return until September Is. 1895.
Sir Knights may leave Richmond at
7l0 4. NJ, on Saturday. August 2ith,
spend Sunday i'm New York, and leave
that city at $50 +. NJ. on the Fall River
boat. with Richmond Commandery, No
2. or leave Richmond on Sunday. August
18th, at 7i0 Z. NJ, with the Commandery
OF 81 Andrew. No. IS, spending Monday
morning In New York. and reaching Bos-
ton at $50 +. NJ, by the Colonial Ex-
press, one of the most completely
equipped trains In the country; or. IL they
prefer TO go II alone" may take either
OF the three trains OF the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
connecting with all-iail routes and Sound
Lines between New York and Boston.
For further Information apply 10
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
LtB0R-DtY -WORROW WEEK.
IL win BE Generally Observed In IN"
civ.

NeNt Monday week. September ~. WI
be Labor Day-0ne Of the great nauo'lN
HOLIDAYS 10 IS believed that the niy
viii be more generally observed IN ti.i
city tran ever before. TITO labor lcopii
will urn out in full force, ana many
means OF amusement will be enpioyel.
There will Doe a. large number OF picn,.,,,
outings. and excursions. and Forest hNb
New Rssa rtolr. and other suburban
sorts viii be- crowded with people out lor
q breath OF air.
The HustlCrs will cross bats with the
Farmers from Petersburg There Viii
b. ;vO games. and large crowds are OK
pcctcd 90 witness ODE contests. All tho
banks VIII close for thc day, and tue
Federal and State departments VIII take
a day Of. as viii also the municipal de-
partmcnts. The p0sf-0fice viii observe
Sunday hours Nearly dll the principal
business houses viii close up for the day,
and the factories VIII shut down Ina order
To give their employees rest
A good Appetite and refreshing sleep at
this season Indicate "a condition of bodily
health. These arc given hy Hoods Sar-
saparilia. IL makes pure blood and good
health follows.
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attested. When this was discovered,
Horace Groely. foremost Of DAVIS iVl lls'i
foes signed tie bond for ms ieicss
XLen paws died. I'm 1889 the New noIh
81 said. "a great soul has passed. .,
Through all the public car ''r OF "a 49,
there was shown tenacity ilrmness' am!
RESOLUTION even 10 stubbornncss. Nldlt :
never iepented the merclless slaughter OF
Union soldiers I'm the great patues; IA, ls
never asked forgiveness for what he
had done. They both looked upon the great
losses rs a national calamity, from when
a national blessing has come-to the
Hack rran. 10 con mcrcc. to AL concern
"a. bringing happiness TO all. one Sic 7ps
In almost the extreme North, the other lh
Richmond.
The era Of the civil War and all discus
sion of II has closed as a national mat
ter The new North and the new SCUM
are now practically and indissolubly one,
closer in union than ever before Verify
they now know that they are brothers OF
the same blood. bone, Drawn, and BRAN.
-Four wars have proven II.
WASHINGTON DAVIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

ANY GOOD people
wen read and IN
,tercstod In gene
aloeics OF great
men, do not know
that G. e n c r a |
Ulysses simpson
Grant and Jener-
son Davis were
relatives. having a
common ancestor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

musical Instruments for general use the
autharp has perhaps made the mo1
money The first one was patented IL
1~2 Now they are sold very reasonably
and manufacturers report Immense saiei
every month. The Organctue, with per-
foratcd uap.r sheets Is another Of ths
rnoncy-.a li1ny musical insuuments.--
New YORK sun.
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FOR SALE
BY THE BARR & CLAY REALTY co.
III S. Broadway.
--BARGAINS-
S1700-Lot 60x150 to alley. ON ". Beacon,
bet. Eighth and Ninth.
$1900-Lot 45xi50, on Alvarado, bet.
seventh and Eighth.
S45o0-Fine S. W. corner on Seventh,
this side of park. 150x90.
S60o-Lot on Thirtieth, near Hoover.
$750-Lot on Pioo, near Union.
$2000-Corner lot on South Hill.
$2750-Fine corner lot on s. Hill, close
in. Is
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CHEAP LOTS FOR SALE
BY CoRTELYOU & GIFFEN,
402 S. Broadway.
Tal 156Q

402 s. Broadway.
Tel. 1869.
S4oo-Lot 5ox15o to 20 foot alley. block
from Pico car line.
S400-Lot 40x1SS. on e. Eleventh st.
$500-Lot 50x11S, on Bryant ave.
S650-Lot 50X150. on Pico st.
S700--Lot 40x12o. on Winfield st.
s750--Lot 50x150, on Union ave.
Sl000-Lot 5219xl76, on Seventeenth st.
Time presses and can't list more in
this issue of the paper, so must ask you
to call on us. The few lots mentioned
here are all money-makers. We've got
more if these don't suit. Making too
many sales lately to fin1 time to write
advertisements.
Look for the horse shoe if you want
bargains.
CORTELYOU & GIFFEN,
4o2 S. Broadway. Is
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FOR SALE
DO YOU WANT A HOME q
Then go to the Clark & Bryan tract,
cor. Eighth and San Pedro sts., and
select lot in that elegant little tract be.
fore they are all taken by the foresighted,
VITO will soon realize pig profit, on their
investments; easy payments and low in
ierest
CLARK & BRYAN,
Is 127 W. Third st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE
BY S. BROWN g. CO.,
2311 Union ave. and 23d st.
Take University electric cars to the door.
S1S50-A modern 5-room cottage on Free
man street, near two electric car
lines, built so that two or three
rooms can be put on above at any
time; wind mill and tank, barn,
cemen. walks; large lot, all fenced.
See this II you want snap.
S900-Buys a 4-room cottage on Freeman
street fine location; lot alone is worth
more money; this is a bargain; for a
few days only; come and Investigate.
$25o0-A lovely 5-room modern cottage,
partly furnished; lot very large; see
it; you will like this.
S1550-See this house of four rooms; every
room decorated; bath, pantry, screen
porch, street graded and curbed and
cement walk lot 51x125 to alley.
Over $50 houses In the southwest to Sc
lect from, and at prices that will
astonish you.
We are in the center of the best residence
portion of Los Angeles, and can save
you time and money. No trouble to
show property.
S. BROWN & CO., 2311 Union ave., cor.
Twenty-third.
Take University cars to the door. Is
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FOR EXCHANGE
Stock in good water and land COM
pany for property. The company has
good reputation and the stock a
true value. He will exchange for
property with some incumbrance, or
will pay cash difference. Come in and
see our statements. 1t is all right.
WALTER T.. BROWN,
16 205 W. Third st.
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212 s. Broad way
COYNE & CO.,

L. A. THEATER BLDG.
ROOM NO. ..
FOR SALE-DU YOU WANT A MOE
new and strictly first-class modern
broom cottage in good neighbour God
aud centrally located? We've got 1t /;
all you need is $3.50 cash, the balance,
$3.50, on long time and easy payments.
See Us at once about those business lots
on Main ST., bet. Third and Fifth SITS.
$2S00-That's what we are Offering a fine
modern Groom house for. on verv
large lot and the best location In the
city. II you talk to US about it you
will certainly buy. It's . money
maker.
We can sell you four big lots on Twenty
third St., near Central. for $500 cash,
the balance. $500, on long time. See
u quick; they are bound to go.
S475--Will buy it. that great big lot on
cor. Twenty ninth aud Stanford ave.
Nothing like it in the tract under
$500. Is
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S2o. COO
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT

ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
In perfect running order and good paying
conuition. This ele trio plant is situated
in Eastern Nebraska at the county seat
town located in the geograph cal center
of 80, 900 people The Union Pacific. the
Burlington and Missouri and the Chicago
and Northwestern railroads all center at
this point and make it one of the most
desirable and lively towns III Nebraska.
POOR HEALTH
Compels the owner to remain in Califor-
MIA, but il you want to make money this
valuable, good paying cash business and
plant, together with its rights and frah-
chises, will be turned over to you in ex-
change for desirable real estate, or sold
you at a sacrifice for cash.
II. II. BIXBY & CO.,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Rates for Advertisements under this ciassifi-
cat OIL time, cents per line; l week, 80
cents per line: l month, 81 per line
Houses and Lots
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FOR EXCHANGE


FOR EXCHANGE
CITY AND COUNTRY.
BARR & CLAY REALTY CO.,
III S. Broadway.
DO YOU WANT A RANCH FOR YOUR
EQUITY IN YOUR Los ANGELES
RANCH AND HARD CASH? WE
CAN GET IT FOR YOU, EN-.
CHANGES ARE OUR SPECIALITY.
y67 feet fronting on California ST.. In very
hest residence portion of Pasadena
grounds lovely. covered with fruit
and flowers. viii exchange this gilt.
edge property clear. for lbs Angeles
property and assume, or part a cash.
Come anu see us for particulars.
$12, 0o0-9-room, 2-story house and blk. OF
30 lots in fine part of BOYLE Heights
house contains all the modern i'm
provements; cement walks. beautiful
grounds, fruit trees, ETC.; incumbrance
$500; will exchange equity of $500
for good fruit ranch or income east.
ern city property.
We have splendid income property in
Cleveland, O.; Chicago, III. Lincoln,
Neb.; Minneapolis. MINI. Flagstaff,
Ariz., and other eastern cities. for
Los Angeles or improved ranch prop
erty here.
$9000--12 acres in the oldest orange Sec
ton OF Pomona close to city, nearly
all in navel oranges; splendid water
right; 7-room cottage; good outbuild-
ings; fine income home. Will e1-
ern city property. (25)
eeO00-10 acres solid navel oranges; finest
corner ii Covi5s; SO lemon trees on
outside walk; 20 shares water. Will
exchange for city property and as
sumo. (20)
e3500-Fivs acres in city of Long Beach,
all in full bearing; berries, variety Of
other fruits; broom cottage; good
water right. Will exchange for city
property and assume. (22)
$4,000 acres in Azusa; a grand place;
acres in 14-year-old walnuts, balance
in best navel oranges, lemons and
variety of fruits; go shares water, new
4-room house. large barn, etc. Will
exchange for city property. (2D
$9000-Ciose to city; q heavy income fruit
ranch, nearly all in full bearing; good
improvements. will exchange for
city property, or parf eastern and part
cash.
$55oO-4o acres half mile o. Perris;27 acres
deciduous fruits; 8 acres alfalfa: s.
room brick house, finished in red
wood water under pressure. piped
to land and house. Wilt exchange
for E. Nebraska, L. Kansas, Iowa,
Missouri or Ohio good farm. (26)
SIS Ranch of 1760 acres. close to Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado, title perfect;
400 acres cultivated and wire fenced
fine soil, splendid springs abundance
of water tor STOCK: good improve
ments. Price, Sl8 per acre; incum-
brance Sill, 500. Will exchange equity
of $40, 1870 for good acreage in Cali
fornia.
BARR & CLAY REALTY CO.,
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FOR sALE-HoUsE ROOMS, GOOD
ST.. $500. COUTS & SIMPSON, 400
Byrne blk.
FOR SALE-NEw 7-RoOM HOUSE ON
Westlake ave., near car line; $500:
all modern. COUTS & SIMPSON, 400
Byrne blk.
FOR SALE = NEW GROOM HOUSE.
"term as'S' cotrsA & slMPfisoN'' 'V GS5
Byrne blk.
FOR SALE-IF YOU WANT SOME
thing nice - 1o.room house, lawn,
114xl65. Call at room 4o6 Byrne blk.
COUTS & SIMPSON.
FOR SALE - WE HAVE A FINE
place on Boyle Heights. rooms and
closets; corner will trade for ranch.
See CoUTS & SIMPSON, 4O6 Byrns blk.
FOR SALE-wE HAVE A FINE LOT
on Winfield ST., near car line, only
$500; lots in same block sell for $500.
COUTS q SIMPSON, 4O6 Byrne blk. If
FOR SALE-BARGAINS AT BOYLE
Heights-Lot 52x17o on Soto St., near
First, $3.50.
Lot 50xl35 on Third, near Mathew t.,
$3.50.
Lot 60x14S cor. First and Soto sts.,
$1050.
Lot 67x150. cor. Michigan and Soto sts.,
$500
House.of rooms, bath, etc., 1886 Pleas
ant ave.. s2100.
New modern Groom house on First ST.,
$3.50.
House of 5 rooms and bath on First ST.,
$500.
gan ave-, $500.
House of s rooms, hall, bath, etc., on
Third ST., $500.
f. 4. II HUTCHINSON,
16 213 w. First st.
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PARSONS CITY LIST:


$1500-5-room house. nearWestlake park.
50x150'; 500 to 5000 down, bal SIS to SIC
per month a rare chance.
$500-Near in: 3-room house 40-foot lot.
$2450-Here's leader. new 7-room,
2-story colonial house, on 2lst ST., all
modern improvements; owners want to
go back east at once, hence this figure.
Don't wait minute If you want nice
home for a little money.
$3000-Nice Groom house on Trenton
st. lawn; all modern; choice neigh bor-
hood.
S2250-A new modern house OF rooms
on Twelfth ST., at the head of Burlington
ave. this low price is only good for few
days.
$ll50-4-room house, close in, nearly
new, good barn, hedge. trees and flowers,
hard finish, papered, marble mantel; $3.50
cash, bal. 500 per year.
$950-A very choice lot on Trenton st.
s625-Lovely lot on Clinton ave-, Urn
ston tract.
$30O-Cheapest lot in Los Angeles the
best speculative bargain in Los Angeles :;
one lot right west OF Harper tract,
only block from Vermont ave-, where
new electric line goes; this i'll only
be on market few days, and first come
first served.
.s375-Still smother snap; right at corner
OF Waverly tract, on Thirty-hrst ST. 2
choice building lots, ii taken quick, at
1915 each; take advantage of owners
necessities now, and make up your mind
quick.
S700-Oak ST.. close to Wash ington; side
walked; curbed.
Five choice lots on Figueroa, Sixteenth
to Thirteth SITS.
slo0-Pico Heights, + st.
$S25-Bargain on Eighteenth near San
Peiro.
$475-Twelfth near Union. How does
that strike you?
$1500-Westlake ave. near Ninth; ele-
CANT neighborhood.
$l300-Ostswa near Pearl; clean side.
$20oO-Twelftn near Hope, clean side;
55xl55 to alley.
$l750-2 lots cor. Rich and Fourteenth.
S5oG-SeCond ST. bargain.
S425-Magnelia ave. big buy; fine To-
cality.
MAIN AND FIRST ST. BUSINESS
PROPERTY; 2 BARGAINS. 2 CHOICE.
CLOSE.IN BUSINESS CORNERS, $780,
600 AND $34. 900.
MOORE & PARSONS,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS',
Sc. cor. Second and Broadway. 15s
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B. W. KINNEY, 1l3 s. Broadway.

B. W. KINNEY, lib s. Broadway.
s1s5o-LOvELY HOME; A MODERN
new 5-room cottage; has hot and cold
closets; marble washstand, fine mantel
and CRATE. double parlors and wide
porches; finished Throughout in yellow
pine; tits gem for $3.50. on easy pay
ments; located on Fourteenth ST., close
to the electric road; street graded. Is
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FOR EXCHANGED SPLENDID COR
ner, 105x170, would front on electric
road as SO as to make four lots of 421& feet
each; desirable location in the southwest
part of the city; good story house of
nine rooms on the lot; the house will
rent for $35; must be sold or exchanged
for smaller property; fair cash price,
$500. but would accept a smaller house
and some money. b. W. KINNEY, 1l3
s. Broadway. Is
FOR EXCHANGED LARGE STORE
building 24x6O, finished with shelly
ing, counters, etc. also l building 20x45,
standing on same lot, which is 50x2S0,
corner, in fine fruit section, 28 miles from
city, on Santa Fe; property well worth
$500; will exchange for vacant lots, or
house. and assume; good place for bust
ness, lemon packing and fruit shipping.
b. w. KINNEY, 113 S. Broadway. Is
FOR EXCHANGE-24O ACRES IN RIv-
erside county, clear of incum brance,
with good house and barn; price, $4,000
ard $1,000 in cash for Los Angeles home.
l.. II. Mitchell, 1876 Broadway. Is
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-20 -ACRE
orchard. Riverside; nice home place /;
will exchange for Los Angeles or Pasa-
dena property. V. WANK0WSKI. 2o7 5.
Broadway. "
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ST., oo0-9-room, 2-story house and blk. of
30 lots in fine part of Boyle Heights /;
house contains all the modern i'm
provements; cement walks. beautiful
grounds. fruit trees, ETC.; incumbrance
$500; will exchange equity of $500
for good fruit ranch or income east.
ern city property.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

-~>->~------->>>-->~~~--~>~~
Houses and Lots
S1so0-s-room house, large lot, San Julian
near Seventh.
$25oo-7-room modern cottage, Wall nea.
Tenth.
$s2OO-6-room finely decorated house, lot
50xl5Sj barn, flowers, etc., Georgia
Belle, near Ninth.
$12 00o-Elegsnt mansion on Adams and
st. James park.
S250O-Fins house, rooms and bath
very large lot; Maple ave., near Sow
enth.
s1S5o-2-ssory 7-room house, Grand ave.
near Pioo.
Eisht GU n'u's' eah Julian near
$75oo-2o-foom house, Temple neal Broad
way.
$lo0o-4rocm house, and bath, large lot,
Pico st.
$2oo0-we have genuine bargain one that
VIII bear investigation 1T is 7-room,
hard-tinished house with cellar, barn
and carriage house, chicken house,
ETC.; lot 150x1o0 on beautiful Magnolia
ave-, Pasadena fine lawn, flowers,
principally choice roses and violets;
the income from the flowers alone
last winter was over $3.50; also num-
Der Of assorted fruit trees, such as
pears, peaches, plums and figs; figs
yield now $l05 per week and the crop
of pears amounted to over $1100 this
year. Place well worth $4,000, but
the sale is forced one, $1,000 will take
il. Come in and let us show it to
you, even il you haven all the cash.
TAYLOR 81 BURKE,
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FOR SALE - $1,000 = HOUSE, NEW,
modern, broom. Croker st.
$4,000 - House. story, No. 2S15 S.
Flower, lot 60x19o.
S450o-House, cottage 7-rooms, 8. Hill.
lot 60x150.
$500 - House. 2-story,, rooms, W.
Seventh. lot 70xll5; great buTEsin.
$2o0o-Houss 2-stery brick, rooms, on
Main st, 45x100.
$1i50-Huuse, 3 rooms, 10 s, $500
down.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-15

% acres, fine orchard, no house, near
Lordsburg 5000 per acre, for city.