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The herald., 1895-07-11
in THE CYCLING WORLD
Around the World on Wheels Rs.
hearsed
Bicycle Track 6enefit-The Southern Paclfle'o
Santa rIonica Track = Changes st
tie Athletic Club

Around the World on Wheels, the play
to be produced blythe Los Angeles Wheel.
men at the Los Angeles theater for four
nights from July 3lst. is attracting great
attention In the cycling world. The fact
that it is to be for the benefit of the fine
new three-lap race track and training rem.
devious in contain plation by the wheel.
men lends additional enchantment to the
scene.
Last night the boys met at the Athletic
club and went Through a reading re-
hearsal. Not all the cast were peseut,
but substitutes were procured and Mama
ger Englander put them through little
of their stage business and dialogue. The
novices and amateurs acquitted them.
selves bravely.
The cast has been made as follows:
wsmen Rssd mopfPM M n s6d Gi ths Harry 4os
man, backballed by the club, Dick Sulli.
van; Dick Coyle, Hopkins frieno, Will
Knippenbers; K Foster, Clara's father, Vic
Wankowski; Adolf, Heidelberg student,
Ed. Englander; Moreno Guiseppa. Italian
pasba, Colonel f. Mcstay; Percy ana
Ralph, members L. A. W., J. l.. Kapus,
W. A. Tufts; Mohammed Ali, the pashs,
l.. w. Fox; Officer O'Shea, one of the
finest, Fay Stephenson; Turkish guard,
S. FL. Laverty; police, guards, wheelmens
walters. Turks, hackmen, newsboys, etc.
In the fifth act. in honor of Hopkins
escape from the Turks, there will be an
exhibition Of the l.. A. A. G. speciaities
in tumbllng, pyramid work, fencing and
athletic feats.
At the meeting of the Los Angeles
wheelmen teld Tuesday night, thirty.
two members assembled to consider the
affairs OF the organization. After the
usual routine business six new mem bers
were admitted. They were ex-Mayor
Henry T. Hazard, Street Superintendent
T. A. Howard, J. A. Kelly, Clarence D.
Van Vie and Vincent Guercio.
Will Allen, president OF the wheelnen,
leaves for his old home in Indianapolis
whence he will visit st. Louis. Chicago,
New York and other eastern points, max.
ing stay abroad Of about two months.
The wheelmen will have to put up .
fine track to approach the work being
being built by the Southern Pacific Rail.
way company. Tho work on it is pro-
crossing rapidly though there are IL. 600
yards yet to be graded. The track Is
now in process of construction. It 10 to
be Is feet in width on the back track 81
feet wide on the home stretch. It will b
says it is to be the best race track Of its
kind it is POSSIBLE to make. Riders will
have floor of tight packed decomposed
granite soil on which to spin. The track
is business matter purely with the COM
pany by which they expect to draw large
crowds to the air CITY, The management
will import crack riders to give exhibi-
tions, races for records, ETC., and make
their winter quarters there. OthsY
sports .and amusements will % run In
connection.
Santa Barbara cyclers are making AZ
rangements to run a 20-mAe handicap
race there some time in August. It will
be run over the old mile horse track, the
Channel City not having Q Cycle course.
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Switch Engine Wrecked

BAN FRANCISCO, July 1O.-Three
empty passenger coaches broke away
from freight train to which thev were
attached last night while going up a
steep grade just outside the city limits
and dashed back to town at the rate of
100 miles an hour. Near Fourth and
Townsend streets the cars crashed into a
switch engine, wrecking it completely.
No one was injured. The passenger
coaches were attached to a freight train
for the purpose of being taken to San
Jose for use on an excursion which left
there this morning.
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Killed BY the Constable

SAN DIEGO, July 10. Coroner John
son held an inquest today over the body
canyon last night by Constable George E.
Roberts Of La Mesa. A verdict was rem.
dered that death resulted from gunshot
wound inflicted by Roberts. The ques-
tion Of sef-defense, which will be Roberts
defense, was not mentioned. Rooerts
talks freely in Jail and exhibits orders
from the supervisors to build the bridge.
over which the fight occurred.
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Should Be Suppressed

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1O.-w. r.
Daley. manager of the Aloazar theater,
has closed arrangements with Richard @.
White to make dramatization of the
Durrant Case. Mr.. Daley believes that
there is plenty of material in the story of
the Emanuel church murders. He has
been fostering the idea for some time, and
in looking for writer finally selected r.
G. White, whose dramatization of the
Evans and Sontsg episodes held the
boards OF one of the local theaters for
=
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The Siberian Rallroad

LONDON, July 1O.-The Standards
Berlin correspondent states that he 10
able to assert there is definite agree
ment between Russia and China with
reference to the prolongation of the Eibe-
rian railway, with one or more branches,
OF the first installment of the indemnity
Japan will evacuate all Chinese territory
except Wei-Hai-Wei, which will be held,
China defraying ths cost of occupation
until the indemnity is paid, which win
probably be six years.
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counterfeiter CAPTURED

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1o.-William
Hildebrand. noted counterfeiter,. who
has been flooding Southern California
with spurious silver dollars, was arrested
here his morning by the United States
marshal. Hildeb-and operated with Q
partner named Walter at San Bernardino.
They were detected last month and their
plant captured. The counterfeiters es-
capped, coming to San francesca. whore
they have since continued distributing
counterfeit coins.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Property
- THE NEW PORT.

IL THE NEW PORT.
THE NEW CANAL
Tho building OF new canals seems to be the
order OF the day. Following upon the opening
| OF the canal comes information Of o projected
| enterprise having for its object tho connecting
| Of several rivers in Europe whereby over 1000
niles OF navigable water will be made avaiia-
pie for the inland passage of ccesn-gotng YES
considered compsrstiveiy vsiueiess BY reason
7 OF the prohibitvely high cost Of freight on
produce from thence to the coast
BY the opening OF the Nicaragua canal
which is only a question of q short time, Cali
| forn!a viii be benefited more tb an we can i'm
ssine ana places on the coast such q. El Nero,
having facilities for accommodating chipping,
Will feel the impetus sooner than any Others.
While comm cree largely depends upon Agri-
culture, agriculture is improbable and will
languish without convenient markets.
BY no other way can goods be carried cheap.
er ;hsn by water, and when it Is remembered
by uin II the " s.n. is
m lies. II is easy TO understsnd how much time
and expense win be saved 100. This will bring
New % YORK N ana 81 days days from rom Mysrpoof f 'G AT
this saving OF expense will leave larger profits
for the California asriculturist and lead to an
immense demand for land and a correspond.
ing increase in price.
II has seen truly said that there are still as
good opportunities for advantageous invest
meat as there ever were in California The
element OF faith is lacking with some and
this, OF course leaves larger opportunities for
tnose VINO nave the foresight TO undertand
the situation and grasp the proffered prize.
Located on the only land locked bay between
Los Angeles and San Francisco, recommended
by the u S. government engineer as worthy
OF improvement" 81 Moro offers inducements
to the investor such as few other places can
show. Situated only about 10 miles from tre
road, along which will travel an increasing
number OF tourists and other passengers. Fl
Moro az a summer resort will be frequented
more ana more as her many advantages be-
come better known. Her new hotel now
comme ncing, will be the nucleus of growing
town, partakfng alike Of the characteristics Of
commercial port and charming summer
resort.
Parties interested in this new and promising
town are invited to call at our office and in
spect m ap showing lots still for sale.
Lots are offered for $75 each; SIS down and
% month"; no interest; title perfect
MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
I'll, l3 Los Anseies
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EXCURSIONS.


r. verite, personally conducted excursions
Of the Santa Fe route leave Ids Angeles every
Thursday morning at o,eseek; ftilnAn up
70 cssso es' snd as. Ss wsh aSsss
gar to boston; the great psint to fe.
MEMBER 6.. EEL y th;s yc9 ae1s 81 i4at cPe tpll
'eanta Fs rsntsf at5spsi1e cendvctsss sccoin.
81, SS5: !. Ss!.iisS S r. Ta!:ss:siss 4 fss : 1T
geles, Or through any agent 81 the eeuthefn
BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS. PER-
ID sonally conducted, leave Los Angeles,
every Wednesday via Southern Pacific, Dem
Chicago, New York, Boston, and other eastern
points; upholstered tourist cars with all con-
veniences. See any Southern Pacific agent or
write to r, H. DuZAN, agent, or II. A. Grady,
excursion manager, a22 9. Spring it., Los An'
geles, Cal.
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The L. A. A, G.

At the meeting of the directors held izsl
night the resignation Of Col. Freeman 9,
Teed as chairman of the board was read,
and after some deliberation was accepted.
Mr.. Teed was electeda director only June
12h last, but resigned owing. it 10 said,
to differences with his fellow officers ovsi
matter in which he was much interest.
ed. There has been little mild exciss.
ment in club circles since that event, and
John Brink, the we'll known popular
irector, was elected to his place. The
vacancy in the board was not filled.
The lease of the proposed new Wilson
block on Spring street, between Fourth
and Fifth. the consideration OF which WAS
first reported in the erald, was ap.
will be given in Mondays issue.
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ExCHANGE-25-ACRE WELL IMPROVED
1L alfalfa ranch. with plenty free water:
close to city; $1,000.
Is acres, south invest, close to city; $4,000.
"a acre home place, cheice corner on West
Washington; house. barn. lawn, fruits, cement
walks; complete home place; $4500.
Groom brick cottage, 2% acres fruits; hne
location. For city homo and will give some
cash.
One acre land with fruits, on West WASH
ingtou st.: cheap; $1,000.
EDWARD FRASER,
IA ZIG e Broadway.
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Notice to Contractors

/ D. '. g., July eth, 1895.
Bids viii be received on the 25th day OF July
next, at q O'Clock pm, at the once Of the
governor Of the home and opened immedi-
stely Thereafter IN the presence Of the bid
ders, eor furnishing al the material and COM
pletipg ths following;
One main kitchen, to cost less than @l6. 600
Planp, specitcAtions and instructions to
BIDDER es9 " sxaniaed At the home on and
The right II reserved TO reject any or all bids,
or wtiys defoets II the iRteragt Of the home.
TX uPHAM, Treasurer
Appxeye1I J. g. HoWLAED, GovernoE.
7.10 II N az as "a
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More Indemnity

MADRID, July 10.-Senor Sagasts, ths
ex-premier. during the course Of an intsI.
view today declared that the Liberals
would agree to pay Mora indemnity pre-
vided the United States grants indemn}-
ties for damages sustained by Spaniardg
during the war of secession and provided
the cortes agrees to vote the credit nsQ-
eSsary.
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An Three Were fianrIne.

PITTSBURG, July 10.-Mrs. Lena Roe.
sener hanged herself to duor after abe
had hanged her daughter Ella. aged S,and
cred all were dead except the babe.
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EOR SALE
Il Lot west side Hope, near 26th, 5000.
Lot on Clara ST., near Warrington, $500.
90 feet Figueroa. bet 23d and Ada ms. $4,000.
90 feet Figueroa. opp 18TH, $4,000.
OIL lot, corner Court and Douglas $780,
so feet on L. First near cable $125.
Brooklyn ave-, lots. 5000.
Lot corner New Jersey and Savannah, 500.
Lot 21st, near Figueroa, $4,000.
OIL lot west side FiguerOa, bet Court and
angelina, close 10 best paying wells. price
$lZOO. II. M. PECK,
IL 227 W. Third st,
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The PegIer Again Found

YUMA, Ariz.. July lO.--It is now gen.
orally believed that The gold mine fonnd
near Indio en- the desert by the McHaney
brothers Is the old Pegles mine found
By Pesleg Smith and party sixty yssrs
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MADRID, July lO.-United States Njns
lister Taylor called on Duke Tetuan, min.
lister Of foreign Affairs, today and ~
plicitly denied that Ambassador Eus1jf
had made the statements alleged q ~
Paris Figaro relative to the cohdl dltiooa ~
Guba. i f' ~ 7-ls
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AN ULrIMATUM

Bolivia Must Have Immediate Satisfactisn
From Peru
LIMA. Peru, July 10.-Bolivia has sent
an ultimatum to Peru demanding an sn-
swer within twenty-four hours as to
whether Peru will give satisfaction for
the alleged offenses committed against
Bolivia during the civil war.
LONDON. July 10.-A Times dispatch
from Lima says Peru resiuses to comply.
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MATCHMAKER

A SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH
"A repaired. Remem bsr you get Z guarantee.
W. J. GETZ, 1886 s. Broadway. SIT
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EOR SALE

II CONGER'S WILSON TRACT
Fifteen minutes ride to 100 large lots in an
orange grove on double-track electric car line ;
wide graveled streets: ch oice shade trees, water
piped, soil sandy loan, drainage good; prices
low and terms easy. This tract is located in
the southern part Of the city. unobs.ructed
car Second and Spring I'll. Lots from $500
and up. All streets in tract not graded and
For maps and information call at his home on
tract. No. 1907 Central ave-, before 10 a. m.
and after 80 p. m, or III S. Broadway
CONGER. 6.5tf
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MINING


A GOOD FIVE-6TANP MILL ALL COMPLETE
"A for sale cheap, or will sell half interest in
mine and mill to mining man to take charge
and run same 10y & HURIN.
Att 33S S. Broadway.
NTINING PROPERTIES BOUGHT, SOLD AND
lyl developed We have some fine gold mines
silver and lead mines and copper properties
lease, 10y & HURIN,
Att 338 8. Broadway.
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400 acres-1 mile from Rivera; about 20
acres to hard and soft-shell walnuts majority
IS years Old d 10 acres to oran yes and All
kinds ti eciduous fruits; io.roon, 2story,
hard-hni ,iied house, windmill, tower and
tank, walnut house, barr, crib and stables;
thc walnuts M on this ranch pay $4,000 year;
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EOR SALE
By WOOD 4 CHURCH,
1913 South Broadway,

A nne stock or dairy ranch, with abundance
OF water free; there are 75 acres in alfalfa and
oo acres bottom not sown; also, 1876 acres up
tion, about Is miles from this office; this is
money making investment; alfalfa never rots
on the trees. and $75 per acre buys 1t. Pasa-
dena Office, Ii South RAYMOND ave IA
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100 scres--25 to young alfalfa balance good
for corn, barley or alfalfa; all fenced and
cross sienced ana now being run to dairy:
sian well, frsm which water is piped to all the
corrals and dwelling house; Ito shares water
stock; good dairy house; 26 hours run OF
water every week: this is bargain; $75 per
acre. Call on me in forenoon. B. NJ. BLYTHE
Downey, Cal. lott
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TOR SALE

Il - ~
Choice residence lots in the "Green Tract"
We have sold during the week lots to promi
nent people who will begin at once the con.
ttruction OF fine residences.
Our lots are 65xl65 feet, which contain TO-
725 square feet as against 1900 feet in . 5Ox
$50 foot lot.
Compare our prices with the number OF feet
we offer you--they are bargains.
We will sell few OF these lots for $4,000.
WALTER 4. BROWN,
IL Z05 W. Third st.
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SNAfs-
A lot on Temple, near Belmont ave-, $500.
Two oil lots on Court and Welcome. cheap:
one on lat aud Lakcshorc ave.
Lot on Fourth and Soto. very cheap.
Loans speciality
MCGARRY & INNEs,
10 227 w. Second ct.
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MILLINERY

DROADWAY MILLINERY PARLORS-
ID have Just opened with a full line OF the
latest noveltieR Corner Fourth and Broad
way. 9-6
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TNOR SALE-LOTs.
$l050-Io 60xl17, Twenty-second ST., near
Ftguerou.
$lO0O-Lot 5Oxl6O, W. Twelfth st, near
Georgia Bell st..
$70O-Lot 10x15O, corner on W. Eighth vt.
$eOO-Lot 50xl40, San Joaquin ct.
$500-Let 50x15O, W. Washington st.
$650--Lot 60xll7. w. Twsnty-third at.
$llOo-Lot 55xl10. corner on ". Twenty.
eighth ct
$l000-Lot 5Ox16O, s. Los Angeles st.
GOWEN, EBEhLE e. CO.,
IL lab s. Broadway.
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CoR SALE
CHEAP SUBURBAN HOMES.

For SALE
CHEAP SUBURBAN HOMES,
SPECIAL SALE
TO close coPartnership In $50 acres of or
cnard set TO French prunes, peaches, apricots,
apples. pears, plums, grapes, etc.; also $50
acres unimproved land In grain, etc. orcha ards
grown without irrigation,
PRICE or ORCHARDS, $I2b to $50
PER ACRE
And unimproved land $50 to 800 per acre.
viii sell in tracts Of 10 to 40 acres
property is near this growing city and al.
most adJoins the town OF Burbank, and lies on
gentle slope with good elevation overlook
Ing the San Fernando valley and surrounding
country. If the electric road is built to Bur-
bank within the next year this propsrty will
more than double in value.
M'KOON & YOAKUM,
IL Agents, 234 W. First ct.
CHO1CE LANDS IN LINCOLN COUNTY, NE.
~ vads. on proposed Salt Lake g. Los Angeles
railroad; these lands are being carefully Sc
lected by an agent on the ground; are on the
RIO Virgin and Muddy rivers, insvring pleuty
OF water for irrigation. We consider this
splendid opportunity to invest In lands that
Will rapidly increase in value and invite full.
est investigations; price of land is So per
acre, half cash, balance long time. Call or ad-
dress CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA LAND CO..
Room 22S Irving block, corner Third and
Broadway IL
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| REAL GENUINE SNAP

SIC per acre, 160 acres OF me land; 10 acres
OF this is In d and year old fgs, grapes and
peaches; small house; the balance las been in
barley and corn; there is coal and oil on this
land; not foot OF waste land on the place; is
situated miles from DelMar; q MAGNIFICENT
view OF the ocean; adjoining land is held at
500 per acre; this can be sold at @l6 per acre:
don't lose your chance of getting an ideal
home. FORBES & HELLAR
III 234 West Fourth st.
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40 acres--26 to alfalfa, which paid $500
last year: acres more sowed to alfalfa in
January last, 10 acres In corn, 4room house,
fine water right; . big bargain for $65OO-or
the south 20 acres for $325O.
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Analy sis of Juice.

IWashin tn Australian
NAvels. Navels.
IWoodbr'ge Exp'tStat'n
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Uniniproved Property.
EoR SALE
THE GREEN TRACT.

Located at the corner OF Ninth street and
Union avenue.
This Is as choice residence property as can
be found in the city. We have made sales dur.
ing tho week TO parties who will begin at once
the construction 0f fine residences
Remember the lots are 65x TO feet. We will
sell few vt $4,000 each. All lots carry build.
ing restrictions which guarantee the construc.
tion OF uniformly handsome houses
WALTER e. BROWN,
IL 205 w. Third st.
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WANTED

WANTED
III exchange for = dne residence property in
Cleveland, O., good modern home in Los An
geles. or would take well located lots; Cleve.
land properly worth $4,000, and is well rented
to hrstoiass, prompt-paying tenant
ROBERT f.. JONES & CO.,
2O< Bradbury Block
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LVON bACE
= POINDEXTER & wADswoRTH,
; 305 ". Second st.
$475-Lot on Mateo ST., near Short
$600-Lot on Rich st. Greenwell tract.
$500 Lot on Thirtteth ST., Waverly tract.
$l3OO-Lot on Lake st, Westlake park.
$1900-Lot on Hope near Fifteenth.
$l10O-Lot on Twenty second Ct. near FL
$S50-Lot on Orchard ave., near Adams
$3OO-Lct in Wrgbrssub. near Sixteenth st.
&60O-Lot on Girard at. Is
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS-THE
N best evidence that it pays to advertise in
The Herald IL the fact that nearly all the
leading dealers in the city are represented in
Its For Sale" columns and they find that it
pays. These advertisers are not experiment.
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are so we'll satisfied
with the results that they stick to the propo-
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Country Property

IHCR SALE
Il What do ron think OF 40 acres Of fine.
level land along tho failroan and within "a
miles Of Los Angeles and u mile OF station
and 4 mile OF store and possotfice, with daily
mail for
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81 acres -27 to fne alfalfa; 4.room house,
stock, fruits for family nse; SIPS per acre.
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EoR SALE = AT AUCTION THURSDAY,
in Barnard Park, southwest corner Grand ave.
and Washington street, Los Angeles. Z va
cant lots, one lot with 10-room house, one lot
IA rooms. will sell double house separata or
~ whole. Terms Il cash, balance one, two
and three years or before. For particulars GET
catalogue at Allison Barlow's ofhce. 123 8.
Broadway. I'll
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mail for
$3.50 SPOT CASH?
Ofyou ca have 80 acres with the improve.
ments for $1,000 cash.
There is . soSso house. which needs some
least: there is = we'll which cost a whole lot
over 5000. and il win take s25 to $50 to finish
II oS ,ne Sst1 t" W" ~ Mt more water than you
II COS. sio ss acre 70 gear this land, and the
breaking which cost the owner $3.50.
500 feet elevation raiircad. stations, post
eflce. stole school; "A miles from city.
Fs. ToF $izoo spot cash; OF ~ acres for $1,000.
We have other iArSs in sane vicinity which
are NJ better and have no Improvements at
ana s Re owne j. S 'Hs snn s'si sy ss s.s
price.
nothing TO get full particulars, and we will tell
you al the bad pofhts. Bat is siltedse snap,
This land will grow as good olives. aprcots,
peaches, prunes, pumpkins potatoes toma.
toes, peas, etc, As any In the valley.
1t e also hrst class orange and lemon land If
we'll, which can be done at half the expense OF
irrigation undsr hns'T The wrisht JhsnNr lsw
rn.. if you put in % Saoo nEn snSine your land is
worth as much a. any 500 or $3.50 land in
the county. wkiie 1t is actually costing you but
S31. 25 Per acre, Including the I'm provements,
worth $500.
~There is every probability that there
viii bs i{riEatng water Al low rate, for this
land within yearl What will the land be
worth then?
Do not miss It,
f. II. BARCLAY & DAUGHTER,
IL 22215 9. Broadway.
TOR sALE-1 ACRE x MILE FROM POST.
Broom cottage, chicken house and 8 dozen
chickens, Q cross fencssj the whole set 10 veg.
etabies OF all descriptions; 5000.
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ENOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN AT GLENDALE
IL spaying fruit ranch, 35 acres, 60 share.
water piped 600 bearing oranges, 1000 bsar
ing apricots, 900 bearin peaches, $50 bearing
prunes, $50 French pruRes, years old; 900
apricG,ts, saic years; 2o0 Kelsey Japan plums; A.
anyone can make money on and Is growing
better and more valuable all the time; viii
lake house and lot in the city as part pay, bal
s. Broadway. 91SM
EOR sALE-A CHOICE 6-ACRE RANCH
home, overlooking bay and ocean, lemons
IN bearing; house rooms, modern convent
enoes; or exchange for property in or near
Redlands. Address A. J. MORLEY. seacots
ranch, Chula Vista, San Diego county. ii
A IL PARTIES DESIRING TO BUY FROM 10
A to 1000 acres OF extra fine olive, almond
alfalfa land with abundance OF pure water
very eheap on easy terms Call st 1876 ".
Third st. If
ORANGE AND OLIVE LAND, $25 PER
~ acre; ;.120O acres In tracts to suit. North.
srn s citrns belt. Butte county Earliest eranges.
mate; three miles from town and railroad;
trsct specially mentioned In state horticultu.
rsi report. For particulars and terms. Box
4Oe, Fresno, CAL 7.13
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QCEO0-FOR EXCHANGE GROOM
DACUV house on large lot in good part OF
Pasadena, 19 mile from business part this Is a
nice home; investigate 1t quick; mortgage
$1450; will trade eq ~ for lots or any good
clear property. W. 4. LARKIN & CO., 1872 s.
Broadway. II
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EoR SALE--1 ACRE x MILE FROM POST.
i once; 100 fine fruit trees Of all varieties,
3.room cottage, chicken house ana 8 dozen
chickens, cross fencssj the Whole set 10 veg.
etabies Of all descriptions; 5000.
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QACO-$1O CASH, $40 A MONTH; 3O.FooT
DfzV lot near Seventh st.
e10-4.room house and lot Kohler st.
$900-New house. rooms, hard II inished.
$2300--House; income l6 per cent.
$lO0-$1o cash, $l0Pcr month, 30xl35 feet
$650--P continent corncr, lb0x135 feet; so
trees IN full bearing; good home.
Sl0o-Acre: 2 lu-acre lots; 704 trees ON
each: years time
GIG tt W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second ~.