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C.1S nnn-FOR SALE, so ACRES: 10 TO
eDlCsVUU seeding and Washington navel
oranges 10 acres to the leading varieties Of
peach trees; acres to the latest and best i'm.
proved apples; 3 acres wine grapes; every.
thing in bearing: % acres to corn, alfalfa; !
good houses on the ranch so shares water
stock: Will take 4 the value of this ranch in
Los Angeles property.
S600O-For sale or exchange, 10 acres one
mile from Rivera; acres to 6year-old soft
shell walnuts, acres to and 6-yAarold
budded oranges; the whole 10 acres interest
to Young Valencia oranges: all kinds OF fruits
and berries for family use; Groom, hard-fin-
ished house. barn, crib, stable, carriage house,
corral and 10 shares water stock.
S65U-For sale, acres, mile from Downey;
~ 10 alfalfa, u 10 potatoes. pumpkins and
beets: Broom cottage, buggy shed ana stable,
chicken houses, 3 chicken corra,s; improve
ments all new; good well; l plow, culti-
oil stoves. dozen brown Leghorn hens and
l20 young chickens.
S75OO-For sale 40 acres in Artesia: l6 10
alfalfa, 30 to barley. in corn, variety of fruits
for family use; Broom house, cost $4,000;
barn, crib, stable, artesian wells, water p.ped
in the house; near the store, postotlice. black
smith shop college and creamery; will take
}. the value OF this ranch in Los Angeles
property
S25OO-For sale or exchange, OF equal value
for Los Angeles property that will rent: 20
acres all fenced and cross-tenced 4 acres to
apples about rs assorted fruit trees and nuts,
l6 acres TO pasture; broom house. barn, crib.
stable Il hours run Of water; can get water
every 10 days; u mile from railroad station.
8 j.. NJ. BLYTHE, Downey Cal.
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400 South Broadway,

WI 400 South Broadway,
Can tell you all about san Diego; he lives
there; he knows a gentleman who lives in Los
Angeles that is one OF the largest property
owners in San Diego county who wishes to
turn some of it into Los Angeles property; his
land is among the very choicest in San Diego
county, which means the best in the state; it
is located in the famous El Cal jon valley, has
plenty OF water, is all under cultivation, deep
soil; near railroad, churches, school, post
Office surrounded by fine homes; if you want
a most delightful place for home, find out
about San Dieso: pure water, magnificent
location. delightful climate; the best OF land
at low prices; the finest lemons and oranges
grown in the state come from San Diego; Kv-
erside dealers buy the most of the navel orange
crop. affording good market, it being con-
ceded that San Diego furnishes navel oranges
superior to any grow in the world, all this is
news TO most people; If you want to know
more about it call and see me.
MAYNE,
29tf 400 South Broadway.
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i CONGER'S WILSON TRACT
Fifteen minutes ride to 100 large lots in an
orange grove on dou be-track electric car line;
wide graveled streets; choice 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. Unobstructed
view OF the mountains and city. Take Vernon
car Second and Spring SITS. Lots from 5000
and up All streets in tract not graded and
graveled and cement walked now being done.
For maps and Information call at his home on
tract. No 1907 Central ave., before 10 IN.
and after 30 pm. or at III S. Broadway
balance OF day, and see this property H. NJ.
CONGER est
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

w XTANTED-ABOUT 30 ACRES GOOD, DEEP
w bottom land, free from alkali. good water
but not subject % overflow; adapted to raising
alfalfa, corn or vegetables; situated near u
railroad south or west OF Los Angeles Ad-
dress b. box 80, this office. 8
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
L or exchange YOU will find that il pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
aud The fIerald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. ii
The herald., 1895-06-08

DLRSoNAL-SCREEN DOORS ONLY 81;
i window screens, 20 and 5oc; ironboards,
10c 30. foot extension ladders IS; ,et OF
shelves, 81. counters $3 ADAMS q Shell
Don, 6l9 5. Broadway. Tel 966. 81
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REGALLA MANUEA GTURING

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
l. or exchange you will find that it pays TO ad
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results ii
THE PACIFIC COAST REGALIA COMPANY
l. manufacturers or general lodge supplies
society and military goods, flags, banners
ba dges, gold and silver embroideries gold and
silver fringes, tassels cords braids. stars 20
2lO and 2l2 n. Main ST., Los Angeles Cal,
A. TENANT GRAY ala
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MILLINERY

DROADWAY MILLINERY PARLORs---
ID have Just opened with Il full line oi the
latest novelties. Corner Fourth and Broad
way. 3-6
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OH! OIL! OIL!

NJOTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules The hours for sprinking are be-
tween and O'Clock III. and q and O'Clock
pm. For violation of the above regulation
the water will be shut off and fine of ~ will
again.
The herald., 1895-06-08

NOR SALE-LCT ON EAST WASHINGTON
L ST., near Peru ST.; street paved, curbed and
severed, all paid for; cheap for cash or for
parties that will build. Address, OWNER,
7l3 L. Washington. q
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lEoR sALE-THE NEW HOME SEWING MA.
II chine Company offers for the next 80 days
the following bargains: Whites. Standards,
holds etc, from Sl2 10 SIS. on payments OF
81 per week. 349 s. Spring st. Branch S5 L.
Colorado, Pasadena. A
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SPECIAL NOTICES
II EVILS & ANDERSON.

r EWIS Il ANDERSON,
IL 3l2 South Main st.
Still have few more OF those new beoroom
sets left fer So so; new 6leg extension tao es
for So. so; good gasoline stoves, ST % TO ~,
and some new process gasoline stoves ior SlO;
good cook stoves, 50 to 81; new high-oaek
dining chairs for SOC. Office desk for So; best
cable spring folding beds for 50; linoleum LOT
35c yard; linen warp mating, l2'2c, ioe
and zoe Petaluma brooders. 50; new spring
roller shades for zoe; all wool art squares,
new, for So, others io- $3.50; ladies desks ior
rs. You'll slwavs save money trading at
LEWIS & ANDERSON, 3l2 5. Main st.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. Won sERKEY
~ has removed his machine and die worss
from 2l6 $. Los Angeles street 10 234 and 236
E. Second street, and having purchased the
latest improved machinery from the east, is
qualified TO fill all orders Tor dies, models
accurate machine work, etc, promptly anu
below eastern prices. lie claims, and we the
undersigned, a few of his customers can tes-
tify that he is first-class and successful die
maker, and has his dies in operation subject TO
inspection. +. + bkslW NJ,
A. c. HARPER.
. CAL. FISH co.
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WANTED TO BUY-SAFES

w any size; also cheap second hand cash
register; National preferred. Address PETER
DOLENTI, 14l1 Buena Vista ST., city. 9
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$6000-FOR SALE
wholesale winehouse doing fine business;
fine locations long lease and cheap rent; owner
going to Europe; call at once; price $4,000
T. J. CUDDY, 206 n. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-06-08

THE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
i Loan and Trust company are inclosed in
. dre-proof and burglar-proof vault with time
slcoves attached for the private examination
of valua bles, with writing materials; young
lady in attendance.
The herald., 1895-06-08

DUSINEsS NEWSPAPER - THE DAILY
ID Journal, a business newspaper publishing
ali the county official records, real estate
transfers. mortgages and liens, building news
contract work, financial news, and all news re-
lGtng to the resources and DEVELOPMENT OF
Southern California and the great territory OF
the southwest. One dollar per month, or in
advance $40 per annum 227 W. First st., Los
Angeles, Cal. 6-l II
The herald., 1895-06-08

NOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS SALOON ON
i corner Fourth and West streets, Santa Ana,
Cal, with Il full stock OF wines. liquors and
cigars, 3 billiard tables and saloon fixtures all
complete, in iirst-class order. For particulars
inquire OF proprietor 80
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$500 FOR EXCHANGE
Twenty acres OF land on the line of railroad,
Lankershim ranch; will take diamonds in ex-
change. I. j. CUDDY, 206 n. Spring ST.
The herald., 1895-06-08

S300-FOR SALE
finely furnshed saloon; very central; only
$500. I. J. CUDpY, 200 n. Spring ST.
The herald., 1895-06-08

THE LATEST STYLE REGENT SUITS MADE
Il by crack eastern tailors for 1886, we will sell
PARLORS. 223225 W. second street. between
Spring aud Broadway. II
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$36OO-FOR SALE
Modern house; bedrooms, parior. dining
room. sewing room, bath. patent closets large
kitchen; lot 5Ox214 feet 10 alley; nice garden:
paved walks and perfect sewerage: house is
splendidly furnished: all included for only
$500. 7. }. CUDDY, 2O6 n. Spring st.
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Head Office.

A ]. GIEBNER'S GYNAECoLoGICAL DIS
IA pensary Office, for the present only, at
2l4 L, Fifth st. g, the Somerset house, where he
will dispense his well known medicines Tor
1ucorrhoes (whites), dismenorrhoea painful
menstruationl, etc, in fact for all female IL
regularties from whatever cause; they never
fail to give relief; 80 years experienc some
time spent in attending in large female ho'-
pitfalls in the east. PA East Fifth ST., once,
room 2S. -
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1---HOME BAKERY. DELICACY AND
Dl - restaurant combined very neat place;
actually worth $500 nice sand oven and
everything complete; good established cash
trade; clears over 500 per month profit; this
is rare chance, suitable for lady or gentle
man; price for few days %l75. Apply at
1865 +. First st. or BEN WHITE, 22l W.
First ST. 10
The herald., 1895-06-08

A MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL STA
N pie goods TO dealers; experience unneces-
sary; best side line; $40 month salary
and expenses or large commission made. For
sealed particulars send stamp CLIFTON.
SOAP PMANUFACTURING CO., Cincinnati, o.
CATCHlEST soc CANVASsER's SPECIALITY
- ever shswn. REVERSIBLE AUTOMATIC
HAIR CURLER co. Chicago It
The herald., 1895-06-08

An UNUSUAL OPENING!
~ 25c. per share inves ted in the Carbon Hill
Oil and Coal company today will in all proba-
bility net you from S5 TO SO share inside OF
oneyear. Call at office, 33S S. Broadway, for
all particulars. o
The herald., 1895-06-08

FOR SALE
Three lovely lots near Hollenbeck park
must be sold; make an offer.
I. J. CuDDY, 206 N. Spring st.
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NOW GO SEE THAT MAN
CULVER,
II you want one OF those Wolfskill lots at
$425 S425 $425
Easy payments, low interest. ALEX. CULVER,
2l2 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-08

S2000-FOR SALE
A new modern 5-room cottage and nicely
improved 10 33xl25 feet, on Sixth ST.. close
in; price $4,000.
7. J. CUDDY, 2O6 n. Spring ST.
The herald., 1895-06-08

CHERRIES DAILY, DIRECT FROM THE
~ orchard, wholesale and retail: lowest
prices for canning purposes. ALTHOusE
hDn 1ns w First St C.lO
The herald., 1895-06-08

$lOOo-FOR SALE
90-foot lot on clean side OF San Julian, near
Twelfth St, only $1,000.
\. J. CUDDY, FOG n. Spring st.
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$UUUU-FUH SA IE-
50x16O feet on First inadequate improve
ments now paying = per cent interest; price
$4,000. T. J. CUDDY, 206 n. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-06-08

FOR sALE--ArA BAhGAlN'
The finest residence lot at Lincoln Park ON
Pasadena ave. only six blocks from the Ray
mond hotel site; easy terms. Apply to owner.
DR.. ". D. SNEATHAN,
229 W. First st.
spaniah pispehsary. 10
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FOR SALE--COIN.S AND CURIOS

EoR SALE-THE BEST COLLECTION OF
IL coins in the state, too extensive to detail
here; Will take %225 cash or might exchange
for lot, or take good horse for part. Address
CASH, box 40, this Office. 10
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nicely furnished house. close in; $50 per
month.
T. ]. CUDDY. oO6 N. SDriur
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Sl4, ,000-FOR SALE
The finest house at Alhambra, modern and
elegant; surrounded by 20 acres OF bearing
Washington navel oranges; splendidly i'm.
proved grounds; barns. carriage house sheds
etc. graded treets and perfect sewerage; must
be sold to close an estate.
I. J. CUDDY, 206 N. Spring st.
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UnimprOved Property.

IN FEET BUSINESS PROPERTY on FIRST
~ street at your own price. Now is the time
to get valuable piece OF income property for
almost nothing. JNO ". CONE
6.2 207 s. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-..REAL ESTATE.
Business Property.
SO1 O0O-FoK SALE

o1.OOO-foN sALE- LE
sixty acres of choice land, AZ acres in bear
ing walnu with a choice assortment of fruits
10 acres OF alfalfa; house OF IL rooms. fine
large barn. carriage house; artesian well, wa
ter piped to house and grounds. lucluded
with the above are SO shares of water stock.
wagons, buggies, harness, saddles, all COM
plete. This ranch is located near Fullerton,
the choice walnut district % miles from Los
geles; lines OF railroad with trains hourly,
and certainly great bargain. Price $2l 900.
I. ]. CUDDl, 206 n. Spring st.
$l4,0OO-FoR SALE
The finest house at Alhambra, modern and
elegant; surrounded by 20 acres OF bearing
Washington navel oranges splendidly i'm.
proved grounds; barns arriage house, sheds.
etc. graded treets and perfect sewerage, must
be sold to close an estate.
$2OOO-FoR SALE
A new modern 5-room cottage and nicely
improved 10, 33xl25 feet on sixth ST.. close
+ J. CUDDY, 2o6 N. Spring st.
Three lovely lots near Hollenbeck park;
must be sold make an offer.
I. J. CuDDY, 206 N. Spring st.
$4,000 FOR SALE
5Oxl60 feet on First inadequate improve
msnts sndns now paying per cent t interest price
$6000-FOR SALE
wholesale winehouse doing fine business;
hne location; long lease and cheap rent owner
going to Europe call at once; price $4,000.
TJ. CUDDY. 2o6 N. Spring st.
$36OO-FOR SALE
Modern house; bedrooms, parior. dining
room. sewing room, bath. patent closets large
kitchen; lot 5Ox214 feet 10 alley; nice garden:
paved walks and perfect sewerage: house is
splendidly furnished: all included for only
$36O0. I. J. CUDDi, 206 N. Spring st.
$lOOo-FOR SALE
90-foot lot on clean side of San Julian, near
Twelfth st.: only $1,000.
4. j. CUDDY, 206 N. Spring st.
5000 FOR EXCHANGE
Twenty acres OF land on the line of railroad,
lankershim ranch; will take diamonds in eX-
change I. ]. CUpDY, 206 n. Spring st.
S30o-FOR SALE
finely furnished saloon very central; only
$500. I. J. CUDpY, 206 N. Spring ST.
FOR RENT
nicely furnished house. close in; $50 per
month.
y T. J. CUDDY, 2o6 N. Spring.
UnimprOved Property.
IN FEET BUSINESS PROPERTY on FIRST
~ street at your own price. Now is the time
to get a valuable piece OF income property for
almost nothing. JNO. W. CONE
6.2t 2O7 s. Broadway
The herald., 1895-06-08
EXCURSIONS

BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER
ID sonally conducted, leave Los Angeles,
every Wednesday via Southern Pacihc, Denver
and Rio Grande and Burlington route for Chi
cago, New York, Boston, aud 9th eastern
points; upholstered tourist cars with all con.
veniences See anv Southern Pscihc agent
or write to r. II. DUZAN, agent, or IT, A.
GRADY, excursion manager, 222 5. Spring ST..
Los Angeles Cal.
The herald., 1895-06-08
W.4NTED-AGENTS

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald,
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. ii
The herald., 1895-06-08
BUSINESS PERSONALS

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
L or exchange you will find that it pays to adj
vertise IN the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Herald's large ana rapidly increasing
Circulation insure rcsults. u
The herald., 1895-06-08
Houses and Lots.

NOR SALE-A HOUSE THAT WILL NET is
i per cent on the investment; close in; come
and ask about it. WIN. f. BOSBYSHELL4 IL
S. Broadway. bio If
NOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL
i parts OF city; cash, exchange or INSTALL
ments; some very fine bargains. / will save
You money. X. b. NORRIS, manager, 2l9 W.
Fourth. 10
NOR SALE CHEAP-5O FIT LOT WITH VAR
II iety OF fruit trees, and Broom house. APP
ply 445 L. 9th st. 10
The herald., 1895-06-08

MAY ELLIOT AND COPY
NJ ist, 203 Bradbury block. lei Ia72 6.15
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PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.

DATENTs FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
L in all countries, bought and sold. s. j.
DAY CO., patent attorneys, room s4, Bryson
block. tt
L NIGHT BROS, PATENT SOLICITORS
N Free book on patents 30S Stmson blk. 6-S
HAZARD 4 TOWNSEND, 8 DOWNEY BLK.
i i Tel. 347. Los Angeles.
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MUSIC LESSONS

INFFALYNE X. LOOMS, TEACHER OF
IL guitar, vocal and piano Terms, reasona-
BILE Hours, 10 to 4.30. Studio, 335 Wilson
BLOCK OF
DROF. A. WlLLHARTITZ TEACHER OF
j piano, composition and orchestration, OF
the Crocker, 212 s. Broadway 90
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
Il or exchange you Will find that it pays TO ad
ve-tise in the want columns OF The Herald
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. If
The herald., 1895-06-08
RESTAURANTS
SHORTHAND


ICIRST-CLAsS MEALS FOR 10C AT SILVER
II Moon Restaurant. 2ia Main ana
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WANTED TO BUY--HOUSES

yXTANTED-TO PURCHASE, HOUSES TO
w remove. W. II. HAY d. CO., .,2l8 s. Broad
way. GIL
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HELP WANTED...MALE
HUNMEL BROS. & co,
IL successors TO
PETTY, HuMMkL & CO,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
300302 W. Second ST., in basement
California Bank Building.
Tel. 500.
Office hours from a. M. to 80 p m.,
except sundays

Man for country, $3.50 per day; ranch
hands 81, etc; men for saw MILL S26 to $40
month: boy 10 herd and chore s. =, etc
carpenter. 500 day man and wife for Vine
yard, $40; young man, 81 day, city; rancn
hand, near beach. 81 day, etc. man and wife
for dairy, who can do butchering, $40 etc
month: scraper ;eamster. 81, etc mixer and
general dairy hand. S25, etc 2 hay hands,
81, etc. more in the harvest; horseshoer, 81
per day; sack sewer on harvester, : 80 etc
ranch hama who can milk some $50, etc man
to run mower. 81, etc. man for header wagon.
ST. etc. man to milk and do ranch work $50,
etc harvest hands, Tl25; woodchoppers
sailors, $50. etc; shoe cutter, also inseamer,
- per day; men for hay and harvest, 81 per
day. etc. HUMMEL BROS & co.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NOR SALE-ORANGE AND LEMON GROVES
u English walnut orchards dcciduous fruit
farms. alfalfa and dairy ranches elegant city
residences and building lots, hotels, lodging
houses. grocery stores; hardware, dry goods,
drug and shoe stores, fruit and cigar stands,
and all kinds OF manufacturing and mercan.
tile business; we will not advertise nor list
fny property that will not stand investigation.
Write or call on GRIDER d DOW, l39 south
broadway. Telephone 1893. 5-l9u
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MUSICAL
Personal

PERSONAL
WILL PARTIES WHO SAW YOUNG MAN
w take bicycle from drug store in Brad bury
building on Sunday evening last please send
their names to Ora Jones, care Santa Fe gen.
erHl Offices?
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
/ or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertse in the want columns OF The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Heralds large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. II
DARTY WHO TOOK PUPPY FROM 1928
j Easton st. Wednesday, return it and avoid
trouble 8
w ANTED -- BY STRANGER IN CITY,
w young lady 10 90 to beach next Sunday.
Address SPORT, box CO. this Office,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25
BEST ROAD FOR FARMERS.
a Narrow stone Road Alongside IA Dir
Track Gives Good Results.

a Narrow stone Road Alongside Dirt
Track Gives Good Results.
There is little difficulty in determining
from experience what kind OF ROAD should
be built between large towns, III village
streets or in city suburbs, and there is no
great difficulty III getting the right kind
of road built in such localities, but in
this country SO few good roads have been
made IN purely agricultural districts that
experience avails but little i'll determin-
ing what Will best serve the needs and
SUIT the means OF the farmer, says hoy
Stone in New Roads and Road Laws"
III the first place. the road must not be
too costly, or it will not get built. In the
second place, it must be as good as the
! best for its purposes when 1t is built for
the farmer should be able to do his heavy
hauling over it when his fields are too
wet to be worked and his teams are Tree.
The road that seems To fiji the farmers
eye, having in view all these consldera-
tons, is a solid, well-bedded stone road,
but so narrow as TO be only single track
and having an earth track on each side.
a visitor at the Road League headQuar-
ters at tie Worlds Fair left this memo
randum: Forty years experience on
roads has given me this ldea-that there
! should be dirt road next to the graveled
! road, as in the summer months the dirt
| road would be used in preference. W here
| life of graveied road has been found 10
| be five years longer. Dirt roads Will
! keep the snow in winter, while no snow
will stay on the pike"
This recommendation was discussed
| by many subsequent visitors and very
generally agreed to, and the specimen OF
very narrow stone road eight feet wide
! with the earth track alongside, was
! usually pronounced much the best tor
! country roads. In fact. some farmers de-
clared they would oppose the building OF
| stone roads unless a dirt track was pro-
vided.
The questions raised regarding the
method OF construction are whether the
| function OF the earth and stone sections OF
the road can be kept even, 50 as not 10
have jog in passing from one TO the
other, and how the meeting and passing
OF loaded teams is provided for. But
practical experience has already been
sufficient to settle both these points. The
Canandaigua y. " roads, some OF
which have been in use two or three
| years, show no sign of the division be-
tween the earth ana the stone. and those
who use them say that no difficulty is
found in passing teams. 1t is only neCes'
sary for one of the wagons to run one
! wheel off the macadam, and since the
earth portion of the road is never useC
when it is wet it is always firm ant
smooth enough TO permit doing this will
ease.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yes
terday: +. a. Kelley, Chas. ". Thomp-
son, San Francisco; William Hood, Los
Angeles; VI. Dinkelspie!, Birds Land
inc: Stephen Smith. Clarksb brig; j. Sur
face. lone; Danny Layton, :. Z. Blumen-
berg. san Francisco; Ii. Il. Huggins,
Clarksburg; y. ". Hutton, Rusll Harris,
Los Angeles; Z. B. Hotkins, Z. c. Howell.
Wheatland Mrs. Stephens Placerviile;
Dan Gillen, Portland, Or; Thomas 7.
Chapman, san Francisco: Dwight h OIL
lister. CORTLAND; George D. tiske, Jr.,
Woodland: 2. j. McEnerney, San Fran
cisco: j. NJ. ManIuIon and wife, l.. W.
King, Ukiah; Mrs. c. =. Hoey, DR.. q. q.
Tyrrei. Miss Tyrren, san Francisco:
Miss Anderson, Martinez; e. 4. Luke,
Dixon, Cal; II. P. Bush, San Francisco:
|. Benjamin, Byron Waters. Horace w.
Philbrook, san 2ernardino; Henry :.
Van Dyke, Hugh NJ. Burke, San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: J. SteDpacner, 4. T. Heath, 7.
Dean, A w. Starbird. <. q. Putan, ". ii.
Snedaker, J. y. Baxter, j. ". Goodwin.
". ). Dyer, }. ". Mcdonald, W lillian
Grant. Z. :. Cushing, ). I. Burke, l: Sci
Ter, {. ". Cross. j. Kahn, i. b. day
mond. San Francisco; l.. HeekeLl, =. l..
Moudor, New York; Mrs. NJ. j. hlIl,
Miss Id2 Hunt, Miss j. 6rannigan, Hiss
%. Shiney. DuyisEiie; 2. {. Conn, Fol
som; l.. c. CJiH, j. l.. Farmer, Oakland.