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The herald., 1896-03-15
f. BOsbYshELL &c ca
IoI S. BROADWAY,

WIN. f. BossYsHELL &c ca
1o7 s. BROADWAY,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
RANCHES. RANCHES. RANCHES.
No. dollhouse and 9acre ranch at Alhambra;
$4,000.
No 1Ooe-House and acres at Ahambra; $4,000.
No. lOO3-I7-acre ranch Raymond Hotel; 10
acres in oranges, lemons and olives
No l014--lO-acre ranch in Fresno county, near
Reedley will sell or trade at $500.
No loo5- li-acre ranch with 1o-room modern
house, near Pasadena sll 800.
No l0O6l9-acre ranch in Altadena, mostly lem
cns; 90 shares water stock with each acre;
will sell all or part cheap.
No l0l7-0-acre ranch on Azusa road; go gum
trees; $50 per acre.
No lOOs-7l. acres Eagle Rock; sandy loan;
excellent fruit land; will sell or trade for city
property.
No l0D,--Is acres near Long Beach; good alfalfa
land; 1890.
No lOiO-4o acres good alfalfa land near Long
Beach Mt $500.
No. iOle-A large selection of choice alfalfa land
near Long Beach, at low figures in i0.acre
8 good lots and comfortable house at Long Beach
for siloo
IS lots al santa Monica to trade for city property.
Splendid iO-acre orange ranch, yield 12,j0o boxes
fruit 400 trees; Sroom modern house; large barn,
etc 4 profitable property Owner Will guaran-
tee $50 0oo profit in next years. DO you want it:
\ beautiful orange aud lemon ranch OF nearly
u acres: other fruits in profusion; near Vernon
stree, cars; ranch can be made to pay $1,000 per
wear or can be subdvded to advantage; look this
up, it will pay you.
CALL ON OR ADDRESS
WM.F. BOSDYSHELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
io7 S. BROADWAY.
r OTIS LOTS. LOTS.
ALL KINDS AND SORTS.
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE.
No. sa-loO fl front on westake ave.
No. 1910 It front Mob Hill Extensonsonl $500
No. 47-Fine business lot. cor. w. Washington
sl0oo or will trade for house and lot near
Temple.
No 4o-Best business corner on broadway paying
nearly o per cent; only sj0ooo.
40 So 80 or 100 it., cor Vermont ave, suita
BILE for business for $50
No 6g-Fine lot on Bonnie Brae.
40 70 beauty in Bonnie Brae
No. .S-Fine building lots in Walnut Grove tract
very low.
Nos oi, %. ~ and 9i--rhe sishtlest location in
The city; Northwest; ocean and Cahuenga
valley view; very low TO parties who Will
build.
WM. f. BOSBY SHELL & co.
REAL ESTATE
70, $ BROADWAY.
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NOR SALE

Fon SALE
s65O-Thirty-five foot lot Ceres ave.
S5.5-25- foot lot, Ceres ave.
S6o5-Towne ave. near sixth.
stsj--7O-foot lot Court Circle near Temple
S220-Santa Fc ave
S550-N. Pearl 100 feet from electric cars.
sIjO-Fine lots between pico and Washington SIS
s70O-W. Twenty seventh, near Figucroa.
S750-Oak, near Washington.
>l150-S. Bonnie Brae, very choice lot
Sl250-For > lots Wolfskill ave. near depot.
slS50-For lots, Il. Sixth near depot; u cash.
6, c. EDWARDS.
l5 230 w. Fist.
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Houses and Lots

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Houses and Lots
2la S. Broadway,
Advertises, free Of
Charge, all bargains
Listed with him.
FoR SALE
CORNER PICO AND FLOWER SITS.
we have the exclusive sale of this elegant
corner, 10oxi57 which is centrally located and
is exceedingly desirable for flats or stores
There are two double track electric car lines
in front OF this hne corner which makes II
very prominent. phe owner VIII. for Il short
time. make the price sSjJ9, which is unques
Lonaby great bal gain
CLARK & BRYAN. ~ W. Third ST. If
r.,OR SALE-Ar FORCED PRICES
The owners OF the following properties have told
me to sell They ARE going to leave Los Angeles
Chot residence, Hin St, nsir Nnth 81
Beau llul CO. tuge on star 81.
Grocery b sn IS and corr cr lot; good 2-story
building; on eectrc lie southwest
Two acres. small house; lirst-cass f,r chicken
rlncli: on car line Wpsl
Two beautiful lots 80 Cu'hwes'.
FRANK RECORDS,
bills 10 eo... $50 : broadway.
I'OR sALE-BEAUTlFUL S-ROOM g-srORf
L lousa on Coronado st., bet ~evcnth aal
Eighth; cement walks; large lot; ons block south
o. Wilshlre boulevard tract some cash long me NJ
sc sciUh. n'' iai, i " second U. St. -'p'' ~ ~ la.i5
Foh SALE
= broom bousc, Wall St, rc,r Fifth, for cash;
oheape' IAN any p o., r.&y on NJ II stset,n cc
l5is lsa' W. Sc ond st.
s.--N Lors oN GIEARD 81, NORTH
App yio n ALT'scIrL, i!a, ", srcond St Is
L,oR SAFE BEAUTIFUL 5-RooM cor
4 tngo on stanford avenue, 500. oH, %3ol cash,
s-oo month, near Ninth street school clos III. r.
L-oR SALE BEAuTIFrL5HooM COTTAGE
Il on Stanfcri ave. Sl7jD, ouly 500 ash. s o
month; rcr Ninth st. school, Cal on t. W. rilS.
ENDANGER, III W. Second 81. II
sa(s% n-C1fEAPEST LOT, CKOCkER ST.
'pOtEO bet. Filth and sixth in ", skill
trueI, for sale by II. ALTs"lluL, l.S'i w. See
oid st. 10
N,OR SALE-si5 MONTHLY BUYS 4 BEAU
L tiful new i-room cottnge; Ninth and Central
avenue. Il. d. LIST, i.5 ". Second. 3-s
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CHIROPODLSTS

MISS j. +. ALEXANDER, CHIROpUDTST
vi treats feet by and painless process !:
gives salt glow, mass age and electric trcatm euts
oi5 and 20 Wilson Blk, First and Spring ss. 5..1
hR. .ZACHAu-DISEASES OF THE FEET
1P 253 ;. Spring ST. G.aG
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NOR SALE-TNSTALLNENTS-~

NOR SALE-TNSTALLMENTS-
$500 down. balance monthly
I have some extra choice lots and at bargain
prices.
More especially wish TO call attention to lots in
Urmston and Bancroft tracts.
Also Seventeenth ST., near Union ave.: graded,
curbed and severed.
Choice corner near Seventh ST.. ; cars to Wests
lake.
VIII build to suit and sell for small paymenD
down, balance monthly.
FRANK RECORDS,
l5-l7ls-l0 20-22 $50 $. broadway.
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CrLvER's
BARGAIN LIST
"A SOFT SNAP-
ss5oCash in Tho celebrated HARPER TRACT.
fun size lot surrounded by beautiful homes.
owner Is Obliged " sell at once; worth $3.50;
we want n cash buyer only.
--ANoTHER SNAP
lrtokcu Monday
We can deliver for
5000 Cash, : lots in the Wolfsk Orchard tract.
',.jo-l5oy 3o close to Figuoroa and Adams SITS: in
year you will be glad to get this at $1,000,
ibe way it is building up in this nelshbor-
NEW
COTTAGES
Room
COTTAGES
1900 1850 caSa down and the balance on monthly
lnstalinents, per cent net interest.
;..Oo Groom cottage, bath, only one year built,
brlck foundation. all modern Improvements
lot 5eNlSo; part cash only.
$500 5-room cottage and bath $3.50 cash bal. go
per month, per cen, interest; very close to
business.
j000Ihc finest location Tor elegant flats in the
city; only blocks from the cor Firs. and
Suring; on car line; minutes walk to bust
ness center; surrounded by fine improve
mcnis; lot 3oxl1.; can be had on time AT
per cent Interest.
:96oO-5-rootu story longing house. within 20 H.
ofthe entrance to thr Arcade depot, rented
tor s27.25 II month. This is really business
property right now, and can he made 60
bring twice the income by Il small additional
Investment.
$500 small houscs on Central ave-, near Fourth
ST., renting for Si5 net per month. Here Is Il
permanent Investment for careful buyer
a CORNER ON BROADWAY FOR
--SI7 j00--
Monthly rentals from houses
--Sll150-
Annual income OF
-Slil0--
Pays now over per cent net, and in years this
-; 0O0--
Ofany mans money, and You can't do better than
see CULVER NJ once on this piece.
CULVER
2l9 s. Broadway.
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"orAKE THE EFFORT TO OWN A HOME

Money to loan; 5, 10. 10 years time: low rate of
Interest (easy payments, less than lent) II bor-
rover di IS mortgage is Cancelled New practical
protective plsn; most equitable and safe Call
or wflte for prospectus"
THE PRJI ECTiNE SAVINGS.MUTUAL
BClLDISG AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Chamber of Commerce building, 40S s. Broad
way, Los Angeles, Cal Ii
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

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FIGUEROA STREET TRACT.
For large lots, fine soil and the tOniest neigh
borhood in the city, you should by all means
see this tract Six new houses now in course
of construction and olhers to follow. In
order to make this the most desirable tract
for fine houses in the city, we have limited
the class of improvements 10 cost not less
than $500 We will sell you fine lots
graded and severed streets for only $1,000,
Now is the time to get in the ground
floor, we expect to advance the price as
soon as few more lots sold.
CLARK & BRYAN, 127 w. Third ST. 7-tf
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

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Houses and Lots
WM' F. BosBYsnELt@ co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
l07 SOUTH BROADWAY,
LOOK THIS LIST OVER.
We can meet your every requirement, as to 10.
large home, AS cheap home, as expensive
home and as good value for Lhe money, as can be
had.
Look over these selections and remember
THERE ARE OTHERS.
WE HAVE HOMES
WE HAVE LOTS,
WE HAVE ACRES FOR SUBDIVISION,
WE HAVE THE BEST RANCHES.
HOMES. HOMES. HOMES
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Houses and L0fs

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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
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Houses and LOfs
For SALE
BY l.. II. MICHEL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
1856 South Broadway.
Elegant ilroom house on Fgueroa ST. bran new
and modern in every way handsome GROUNDS !:
place been occupied, price 5000; cash Or
terms. .e,,,,
10. room home on Twenty y-eg ghth $. near Hoover; /;
large lot, lawn flowers fine barn house is modern
in every way; price $1,000. x,
Handsome Groom modern dwelling on Orange
ST. good bar fine view; fine manteis; porcc'
''''" '''" '"'' ''' ~ L. H. mitchell.
Nearly new modern Colonial house OF large
rooms; newly ,corated good stable mice grounds
location o. Twenty third 81, near Iiooyer; price
$500. L. IL. Mlltiiti"
G rooms on Denver, east front; lot is fent ed
nice lawn: flowers; Shade trees: street is graded;
chicken house; barn, etc price s26b
room, nearly new, modern house on snn,ee, t's,
near seventeenth st. very handsome place. price
'''V'' W. 9 9''''' ''''' L. II. mitchell.
nice lawn; flowers: 81 fruit trees shade trees etc;
lot Nlj0; price $500. IL. IL. Mii' Hell
o,m cottage Oh Adams; NICE lawn, cement
walks, etc; small stable and On, 1WaN rr'c
5dol. J.. H. M Hhi'
5-room ot!sgc on clean side of rhirticth s.. ,n"ar
''''''' : - "' s''' l., ii mitchell"
No. ioo Mat,o st. cas-, of Arcade depot rooms
and bath . rooms papered; east front lot is AIN
l3J to xley. stable. chicken house price is re'nc-
/; aud then see l.. il MITCHEL.
New modern e-roon cottage clean side .,i Of
SiNt IN frpp in ~
cash and balance monthly. l.. H. MlTCHfl"
trat ave. lawn, flowers and fruit trees; owner
mus, sell and Offers 10 take $50 800 casil balance
can run, l' lie MllN HEb'
Eighth st rear Central ave. ,-room hardfn.
islei COTTAGE lots: fenced good stable. all for
slOJl, ?nd II snap. /" IL. MlIt II Ell.
4 room house barn: lot 5OxlSo; Commercial st,
near brewery for 3ioo the lot alone is worth more
l.. ii. Mitchell.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
sfi10~ Ottowa ST. 5oxl50.
$3.50 Alyarado st. 50xI30.
-l3 O--Snntee, ucar Fifteenth ST.. 5ox1
4ll5o Tw,nty-scvcnth, near Main. 5oxlSo
ss0Ql- Cor twenty third and Hoover, 5oNl56.
sl-det or Eleventh and Mon. 5oxl.p.
ilj0Twenty third, near Scartf, 5oxi30
SilO0-- Fifteenth. near lIill. 5lSl-V.
si75J Beacon near Eighth 5oxl3J.
sI'5l-Alvarado. near Eighth. i5xl5n
$1,000 Adams and Figueroa, :5oyl.s.
sl05o-rwenty second. naer Figueroa. 6oxl0.
slool-- Near Onion and Eighth, t0xi-7
Sl.O0--Sonth Bonnie Brae tract, 50x150
Sl30o--Twenty- third. near Grand ave. G0X13j
s2u00-CUr. Orange and Vernon. 15xls5.
>lAl0-- West Lake ave near Eighth, j0Xli0
SlOUo- Bons lllo ave, j0Xt2j.
sluOo-rwcnty second st. near Grand GoSl0o.
:15o-t;irard, near Vernon, 5oxi-5.
5000 Twenty first, near Grand ave-, 5oX1Ii
| @,U0--Tweutieth. near Grand, 50Sl11.
/ s7jO-torner on East Washington, 5oxl5c.
s50J--t irmstron tract 50Nils.
! s7O0--Clinton ave, near Hoover 50ylls.
S.jJD-1 II lots. Thirty seventh ST.. 4s0NlI0.
SD Maple aud Seventeenth. 50xi50.
200 Twenty seventh. near Main, ,50x 1ej.
y70o--Corner on Wesl Washington, 50Xl"0
J.. II mitchell.
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TIME GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN so
Il ciety of san Francisco Will make loans on i'm
proved city and country property.
On loans of 5000 and under. certificates
OF title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co. will he accepted, making the
expenses on such loans very small.
Building loans n specially Apply to
II. G.. LUNT, Agent, 227 W Second.
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FOR RENT-R4NCHES

JNOR RENT--RANtH OF2 ACRES HIGHLY
II improved with 3-room house. at Cotton: rent
no q month; water decided with land. BEN
WHITE, 221 W. First st. 10
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FOR SALE.-REAL ESTATE

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NOR SALE-GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO, sI65:
l. organ, s35; piano for rent %. SOC 5. Broad
way. 81 II
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1DACIFiC LOAN CO.-LOANS IN ANY
1 amount on all kinds of collateral security,
diamonds iewelry and seal skins, also on pianos,
furniture and household goods in private, lod sing
and boarding houses or hotels without removal
Partial payments received. Money quick business
confidential; private Office for ladies'. w. E. DE-
GEOOI, manager rooms and 4. 14 5. Spring ST..
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENOR REN1--LODGE ROOM AT TURNER
II hall; every first and third Friday OF each
MONTH Inquire of lanitor. Iitf
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FOR EXCHANGE
sroom modern house. southwest: never bee
cnpled SB5)0; mortgage $500; want land clear
eastern property for equity.
L. Ii. mitchell.
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FOR RENT-LODGiNd H0ylseS

LNOl: NliNT-THE LOUISE, A 5O-ROoM
II lodging house, now about complete, low +,
good tenant. Apply at premises Fif,h and Broad
way. Ii
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SPECIALISTS

-
HURE OF RUPTURE GUARANTEED ny 4
~ safe speedy. painless and permanent method
without detention from business by DR. W ii IirE
HILL, 1l91a 5. Spring ST. Office hours 10 "A. m. 10
! ~ ~ I-H
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BOARD AND ROOM

- DOM AND BDARD-PRINATE BOARDING,
~ house, excellent table, nice large sunny rooms
large front yard with lawn flowers, etc. big yer.
anda; all under new management. Very reason
posite posofcc. T.,
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City Lots
NOR SALE
SOUTH BONNIE BRAE.
FIGUEROA STREET TRACT.

We have several lots at low prices in
this fine tract.
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A BEAUTIFUL SUNNY FRONT ROOM Ray
4 a whdow, well furnished, first floor, with board
two, si5. 627 s. Flower. IL
(CoMS AND BOARD-FOR PRIV ATE
~ board and pleasant rooms, cheap, close in.
toHue ~ ipo - Hope.
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= W. RICHMOND, MAGNETIC pHYSI.
NJ clan: so years experience; office. 10l Dow
ney block, $40 n. Main st. Consultation free 400
nR. q. COLLINS, OPTITALMIC OPTICJAN
~ with the Los Angeles Optical Institute: eyes
examined free. 12j ;. Spring st.
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vNOR SALE-MUST SACRIFICE MY FINE
Il liazleton upright piano for si75. Call ut oii
Boston ST. S7tf
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TTNION LOAN CO.
- Stimson Block.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral security :;
Watches diamonds, seal skins and furniture in
lodging and boarding houses and on pianos wthout
removal also on bonds, slocks, mortgages low in
tcrest; money at once; business coniiiential pri-
Vate Office for ladies'; room Ill. CLARK X.
SHAW, manager rooms Ill and IL first floor;
Stimson block. II
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CORNER pIco AND FLOWER SITS.

We have the exclusive sale of this elegant
corner. fO0Xl51, which is centrally located and
is exceedingly desirable for flats or stores.
There are two double track electric car lines
in front OF LIS fine corner which makes 1t
very prominent 'phe owner Will. for II short
time. make the price ssjJo, which is unques-
Gonably great bal gain
CLARK & BRYAN. i.7 w. Third st. 7tf
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NOR SALE--A PRETTY FIVE-ROOM COT
Il tagc on Twentyseventh ST.. new and strictly
easy terms. p. l.. SHIDELEI, 225 w. SEQ
Und ST. Is
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INOR SALE-SEE THOSE NEW HOUSES,
Il well built, beautiful, close in, rooms, STAN
ford av.; rooms, TOwne ave, Ninth st.
school. Sold on easy terms by 7. WIESENDAN.
GER, 227 w. Second st. 10
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-01-17
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-01-17
AIM TO CAPTURE SOUTHERN STATES
] c. Manning, an Alabina Republican
Lecturei in New York,

Philadelphia, Jan. Ito secure
pledges for funds in aid of the republi-
can organizations of several southern
states, in which II is thought that by
combining with the populists or other
elements democratic defeat can be
brought about at the coming state and
presidential elections. is said to be the
object of the present visit north of ]
q Manning of Alabama, and who de-
liVered an address under the auspices
OF the Union League tonight. Manning.
who Is member of the Alabama legis-
lature and president of the Southern
Ballot Rights League. is well known
through his work in the north in be-
half of contestants for seats in congress
from the south, and he Is the origina-
tor of what promises to be a formula
BILE movement looking TO a combination
OF the populists and republicans in
Alabama on state and presidential is
sues. Just now he is at outs with Gov
ernor Oates, and some decidedly acri-
monious correspondence has passed be-
tween them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-01-17

days the opening reception Will begin,
and Mrs. Davis and her daughter, Miss
Winnie Davis, will grace the occasion.
Many distinguished ex-confederates
will be present. The house was known
during the war as the white house of
the confederacy." 1t was bought by
the city for $4,000, and was offered to
Mr. Davis as a gift. Mr.. Davis declined
to accept the gift, but consented to
make it his residence during his life
time. After it was given mp by the
military commander when he moved to
Beauvoir, Miss. the city used it as a
school house until it was donated for
the museum. A large sum of money
has been expended in improving the
structure. and it has been made fire.
proof. The house is just as it was in
the days of the war 1t is one of the
oldest and handsomest residences in
the city. 1t was built by Judge Brenck-
enborough The mantels, which We're
imported from Europe, are of Carrara
marble. carved in caryatides, support
ing shells filled with flowers. 1t is a
three-story house with a basement A
square porch, with tall pillars, fronts
on Clay street, and in the rear, which
opens into large garden, is a portico
which runs the length of the house
The portico is unusually wide, and is
supported by large round columns
reaching to the top of the second story
1t was from the top of this porch that
little Joe Davis, the presidents eldest
son, fell and was killed in the first year
of the war.
1t contains a large collection of relics.
The De Reune collection of Georgia
which has been donated, is said to be
second in value of all the collections in
the south. Other relics are the cap.
gauntlets and sword of General Lee the
plumes from General Stuart's hat, the
spyglass used by General Beauregard
at the battle of Manassas, and the col
lections from the various soldiers
homes throughout the south, including
the Lee Camp Soldiers Home collec-
ton, which embraces in addition to
very many rare and interesting relics
the skin of Stonewall Jackson's charger.
There are also many manuscripts and
private papers. A room will be allotted
to each state that belonged to the CON
federacy, and it will be expected to con-
tribute to 1t. The museum to which
Charles Broadway Rouss of New Yorl:
contributed 800, 900 may be combined
with it, though that matter will be set
tied by the committee of the Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans appoint
ed at Houston last spring.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-01-17
FIGHTING THE LlNSEeD OIL TRUST
Ntorney General Malorey of / linois
brings Proceedings.

Chicago, Jan. 1-Attorney General
Maloney has begun quo warranto pro-
ceddings against the National Linseed
Oil Company, on the grounds that it is
trust. The case is similar to the pro-
ceedings pushed to a conclusion against
the late whisky trust
The attorney general began proceed
ings before Judge Gibbons of the circuit
court to annul the charter of the Ma
tiohal Linseed Oil Company, which con-
trols the monopoly of the linseed oil
business of the United States. The at
torney general takes the ground that
the corporation is a trust, in violation
of the antitrust laws of Illinois. The
attorney general appeared before Judge
Gibbons. accompanied by w. Gurley,
whp appeared as counsel for the defend
ant company. Attorney General Ma
loney presented his petition to file an
information in the nature of a writ quo
warranto, and leave to file was grant
ed, assent being made as per prior
agieement of counsel by Mr.. Gurley.