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The herald., 1897-03-08
PASADENA
Reports Of City Officials -TheosophIcai Lee.
ture-New, Brevities

Reports Of City Officials -Theosophicai Leo
ture-News Brevitics
PASADENA, March THE following
are some of the items of the street SUI
perintendent's report which Will be sub
mitted TO the city council on Monday:
Number of streets improved under
public contract, 2s; grading, lineal feet,
80, ,625; cement curbing. lineal feet, b5,-
115; cobblestone curbing, lineal feet, "a
266: cobblestone guttering, lineal feet,
70, ,S65; granite gathering, lineal feet l.
2SS; granite, decomposed, sidewalk,
square feet 25,932; cement sidewalk,
square feet, 175,S6S; asphalt pavement.
square feet, 19,609; sewers, lineal feet,
5000; total cost of above, S64, 4,155 Col
lectlons account: Colorado street grade
charge, $5,69631; North Lake avenue
widening, S196.66; South Lake avenue
widening, $2,566.29; Raymond avenue
widening, s47.62; Hudson avenue widen
ing, $212.62; Pasadena avenue widening,
1885, Winoma avenue opening, ST.
1855; Garfield avenue opening, Sl,-
1874; assessments for street contrac-
tors, ST., 1856: sale manhole covers.
pipe, etc. $56. 40; sale of hay $55; Incl
dental expenses from contractors, 81
97101; sale street sweepings. $l73.65;
sale street permits, sl06.50; sewer assess
ments, s174.60 contractors blanks sold,
$572: hauling dead horse, 50; total, S21,-
3742S; value of department inventory,
$1,026.75; number of plumbing and sewer
inspections made, 264.
MARSHAL'S REPORT.
The annual report Of City Marshal
w. s. Lacy, which will be submitted to
the city council on Monday, will show
the following:
The total number of arrests under city
ordinances was 11S, distributed as fol-
lows: Selling liquor, IL; leaving teams
unhitched. 21; violating ordinance relat-
ing to construction OF buildings, q; rid
ing bicycles on sidewalk. "a; peddling
without license, s; gambling, Is; bill
posting without license. 1; drunkenness,
2S; playing musical instruments on
streets without permit, 5.
Total fines collected for violations of
city ordinances, s1,251.
Number of arrests as county cases,
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street, between d and 2. was burglar
lied some time last night, and some
clothing and a guitar taken Entrance
was made by prying off the bars from
one of the back windows. At this time
Mr.. Auber does not know how much
was taken outside of the guitar, which
was in back room.
John Barnett is at the county hospital
as the result of having his left foot pref
ty badly crushed. The accident occurred
at Ibex, a station near The Needles, OH
Thursday night. At the time OF the ac-
cident II was dark, and Barnett was
leaning against the caboose. When the
train moved he fell under the ear. A.
present it is not known whether the foot
will have to be amputated or not.
Complaint is coming from all over
the valley of too much rain So much
rain has fallen since January tnat tne
water does not soak intodhe ground, puS
remains in pools on the surface
The stockholders in the North Fork
Water company met Friday and re-
elected the old board of directors. They
are Seth Marshall, Geo. Miller, or. M.
B. Campbell, A. l.. Sterling and u. H.
Seeley.
c. D. Hamilton of Banning was In the
city today. .
L. A. Grant, contractor, is in the city.
S f. Jacobs left for Pasadena this af-
ternoon.
DIR. NJ. B. Campbell Of Highland was
in the city today
r. f. McGinness Of Redlands spent the
lay in the city.
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ANAHElM
The Courts Decide as TO Contract R'ghts'
Farmers Instltute

f1rmcF3 Ius0tuAo
ANAHEIM, March THE matter OF
the suit of Gardiner & Howe VS.. the board
of trustees of this city to compel them
to enter into contracts with them for the
construction and installing of 1000
electric light plant and the im-
provement of the water system.
was settled in the superior court at Santa
Ana Wednesday. The court held that
the contract for improving the water
system should be given the plaintiffs.
but that they should not be allowed the
contract for the construction and in
sailing of the electric light plant, mas
much as they did not follow the specif1-
cations in the first place, and in the sec
ond place there were really no specifica-
tons to follow, the board having re-
scinded their action In adopting the reso-
luton accepting the specifications.
The trustees Will now proceed to have
new specifications drawn up and adver-
tise for bids for the putting In Of the
1000 light plant.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected for
the holding of the Farmers institute IN
this city on the 9th and 10th OF next
month. Prof. Cook of Pomona collegs
was present and acted as chairman OF
the preliminary meeting. The commit
tees were appointed. and a fine pro-
gram arranged. Our people are looking
forward to the holding of the institute
with a great deal of interest.
Miss Edith Norton, who has beer
spending the fall and winter in this sec
ton, the guest of her uncle. NJ. L. Rog-
ers, received a telegram from her
father at Hokendauqua. Pa. Thursday
morning, stating that her mother was
very i'll. She left the same evening for
Los Angeles to take the train for her
home on Friday morning.
Considerable uneasiness Is felt here by
the friends of ]. H. Kayander. who is al
the mines at Sombretrete. Mexico, for
fear he was injured or killed in the ca
tastrophe which occurred in Zacaticas
county.
Rev. Berg had his nose broken by
stick of wood flying up and striking him
in the face while he was chopping.
County Assessor Frank Vegeley has
appointed A. c. Jennings deputy for this
section. and the work Of assessing has
begun in earnest.
Steps are being taken to close UP the
business of the Cooperative Beet Sugar
company. There is not q great deal
more to be done before the affairs Of the
corporation are wound up.
The work on the extension Of the or
phanage, by the Dominican Sisters. Is
progressing rapidly, and will soon be
completed. The capacity Of the build
ing will be doubled.
Capt. d. b. Camerian Of the y. s. A.
was in the city this week, looking for q
location for a home.
r. Callahan's family left for Rands-
burg a few days since to Join Mr.. Calla-
han, who is in business at that pldce.
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FINANCIAL

SALE OF IRRIGATION BONDs-No-
tice is hereby given by the board Of di-
rectors of Linda Vista Irrigation dis
trict of San Diego county. California, that
said board intends to sell ss24,o00 of the
bonds of said district on Tuesday, the
forenoon of that day. and will receive
sealed proposals for the purchase Of said
amount of bonds at its office In said dis
proposals will be opened and consid-
cred by said board.
GEORGE FULLER, President.
JAMES p. JONES. Secretary.
Dated March 5, 1897. 10
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POMONA
High Llcsnss Adyssstes Claim to Be Gaining
StrenRth-Netes

POMONA, March 1T is claimed by
those who claim to know that large
percentage Of those who two years ago
were hand in hand with the Prohibition.
lists have now classed themselves with
the progressive citizens movement, be,
lieving that more issues than mere pro.
hibition must be considered in the man~
agement of the affairs OF such a city.
They claim that IL saloons are run JUST
on the outskirts of the city, paying no
license, while they are kept up by pat
ronage from the city, 1t would beswiser
to have them within the city's limits
where the traffic could be controlled
under strict police regulations as was
done two years in this city.
The saloon on Carey avenue just OUT
side the sity limits has been sold byJ,
T. Sheffield to q Los Angeles frm, fog
whom Fred Schumacher 10 now running
it.
The Ancient Order Of United Work.
men have elected e. Barnes, Moses Pet,
ty alternate, as their representative ii
the Grand lodge of the order Il It's ap-
pr oaching session in San Francisco.
Ben s. Whiteon, whose shoulder wap
fractured some days ago by q fall from
his express wagon, Is reported coming
round all right.
Services are announced for every
wednesday and Friday evenings ~
1880 o'clock at St. Joseph's Cdthelid
church during Lent.
The oratorical contest by Pomona
boys of the Legal Temperance legion
was, on account Of the weather, post
poned to Tuesday evening Of this week.
March 8, at the Methodist church.
The Woman's Missionary union and
the southern branch Of the Pacific &p-
ciety, it Is announced, will hold t~o-
days session at Pilgrim Congregational
church in this city during next month.
The Prohibitionists in their ticket put
forward Saturday, returned only two
candidates that ran on the ticket TIVE
years ago-recorder and marshal.
Pomona is to have the presentation Of
1.-THE Silver King" by the Elleford The
atrIcal company at the opera house to-
morrow evening.
The series Of discoYrses on "0ur
Homes" by Prof. Dowiing has reused
much interest in this community.
Miss Ollie Young is visiting friends
in Los Angeles.
Frank Loucks, after a visit Of two
weeks in his old home, Pomona, has re.
turned to San Francisco.
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SAN BERNARDINO
Warm Work Among the PoIitlcians-The
City's Finances

Warm Work Among the PoIiticIans-The
city's Finances
SAN BERNARDINO, March THE
r. T. Blow wing of the Democratic par
ty is making hard fight to get it's can
dddate in. but the silver Democrats,
Populists and Republicans do not see
things that way. The silver forces are
supporting Marion L. Aldridge, a popu-
lar young Democrat and native son.
The city board of trustees met Friday
night, the principal business of the even
ing being the discussion of the city
finances. The finance committee, con-
sisting Of Trustees Ham and Firth, rem
dered their report in regard to the con-
dition of Treasurer Blows books. They
showed the amount OF cash on hand to
be $13,9S7.S0, and that deposits were as
follows: San Bernardino National bank,
$5,609.33; Farmers Exchange, $5,970.88;
safe in treasurer's Office, $60.S0.
Treasurer Blow holds certificate Of
deposit from the defunct First National
bank for $3,346.0S; including this certif-
cate the report shows the amount in the
treasury to be 14,987.08, or $1,000 more
than the books call for, but this is due
to the fact that Treasurer Blow has
turned into the treasury $1,000 of his SAL
ary toward the loss in the defunct bank.
An opinion from H. c. Rolfe was read,
which stated that the bonds given by
Treasurer Blow were good for two years
longer.
Constable West arrested fourteen ho-
bos on Saturday for occupying and de-
stroying portions of a barn on First
street near G. The fellows had built a
fire in the middle of the floor and were
cutting up other flooring to make a fire.
They have been doing this for about
week and have destroyed hundreds of
feet of lumber in the barn. Two or three
of the men are ex-convicts and one has
been in the county jail twelve times.
Yucaipe school district has been re-
organized and T, J. Wilson has been en-
ployed as teacher. 6uperinteZ Mo-
geau has appointed Birch, Wilson and
Van Wriper trustees.
Francisco Moreno shot and killed an
other Mexican named Rafael at Eth
wanda last evening. The row was
started by Rafael insulting woman,
when Moreno interferred and separated
them. Moreno then retired to his camp,
to which place Rafael followed. calling
Moreno foul names. Moreno then drew
4 revolver from Ills wagon and killed
Rafael. Oh1ceys arrested Moreno and
lodged him In jail this morning. Coroner
Ke1ting was c&ife& to the scene of the
kill1nk and investigatipn showed the
facts substantially as given above.
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INDEX
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS.

Monrovia's city council president re-
signs his office.
Anaheim farmers institute meets to-
morrow; a city suit decided.
High license advocates at Pomona
clam 10 be gaining strength.
Pasadena city officers make report OF
business of their respective offices.
San Bernardino fusionlsts hopeful OF
success; the city's financial condition.
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SToN RoUTE-PERsoNALLY

LINTON ROUTE-PERSONA
'duc,ed excursions through to Chicago.
;ton. New York and other eastern
mis-. leave Los Angeles every Wednes-
,. beginning March iowa Southern Pa
= Denver and Rio Grande Burlington
te and Michigan Central, via Niagara
lis. This is the scenic line of the
rid. No other line can offer such in
sements to tourists. Our tourist cars
of the best turned out by the Pullman
npany. See any Southern Pacific agent
write r. H. DUZAN. agent Burling-
route, 222 S. Spring ST., Los Angeles,
/ 81 IL
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LIPS PERSONALLY CONDUC-
excursions via the Rio Grande and
ok Island route. leave Los Angeles
.ry Tuesday. cross the Sierra Nevadas
pass the entire Rio Grande scenery
daylight via southern route every
ednesGay. Sleeping-car servs-e to st.
ul, Minneapolis and the northwest.
ice 1888 S. Spring st.
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ThE HERALD.

Rates for Classified Advertising
l.lners-ss cents per line for each
fnserffon. Nofice of Marriage, Hirfh
or Dcafh--E;ree. Obituaries, Funeral
Nofices and Special Announcements
, ~ ce ufs per line.
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EDUCATIONAL

)DBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE QN-
oorated)' 226 s. Spring ST.. is the oldest
i largest commercial school in South
1 California; the most beautiful COL
e rooms and equipment to be found
the state; elevator for pupils use; n
ge faculty of experienced and able in
uctors; open the entire year; both day
/ evening sessions: a practical Eng
1 course. q thorough business course
a course in shorthand and type
iting under an experienced stenog-
oher. Write or call for illustrated cata-
rue and full information. G. A.
)UGH, president; N. G. FELKER.
.e-president.
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FOR SALE-1615 AND 16l1 UNION AVE.
completed: II you want beautiful home
you can't miss it by buying one of these
go and see them today: small payment
down and balance monthly, or will give
you big bargain for all cash; can build
to suit see me before you buy: every
house first-class and complete; office
open evenings. ]. c. ELLIOTT, 45o s.
Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS

3 A WEEK PERSONALLY CON
ted excursions to Chicago. st. Paul,
lneapoiis and all points, leave Los
reles every Thursday via Southern
.ific, Union Pacific, Worlds Pictorial
e." and Chicago and Northwestern
way, crossing the Sierra Nevacas ana
sing all points of scenic interest by
light. Upholstered tourist car of
,st pullman pattern, lighted by gas
/ run through without change. Com
emit conductors accompany each party.
stest time. Lowest rates. For tickets
/ berth reservations apply to J. II.
ARMAN, Manager; G. II. HERR, g.
A o23 S. Spring ST.. Los Angeles. or 10
/, agent Southern Pacific Company.
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Married ladies, single ladies and la
dies about to be married, If you want
to make your husbands. prospective hus-
range In the world, namely, the Glen.
wood. Furrey company. 1bS North
Spring street.
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MEETING NOTICE

NOTICE-The comrades OF Bartlett
Logan Post No. 6, dept. of Cal, q. a. X. are
oordIaIly invited to be present at installa-
fion Of the officers of the Bartlett Logan
r. c. on Wednesday next, March 10, 1897,
81 Mcdonald hall. 127 North Main street,
at 7:30 D. IN. sharp. Come.
~ c. f. DERBY, Post Commander.
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70 Cure . Cold In One ps,

To Cure Gold In One Dsy
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure. 25c.
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City Lots

FOR sALE-CHEAP LOTS ON MAPLE
ave. between Eighth and Ninth SITS, and
on Wall ST., between Eighth and Ninth
SITS. Inquire of PLUTARCO r. BOTIL-
LER, sos Maple ave. go
FOR SALE-LOT s5 BLOCK IS. WOLF
skill tract f. Fifth ST.; bargain. See
OWNER, 4311a S. Spring St, room 20 13
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FOR SALE
Biggest snap in this town; 9-room new
and modern elegant cottage, 1O0-foot st.
Sl150-6-room new and modern cottage.
barn, lot 40x165 to alley, on Adams ST.,
$500 down and $40 month.
sl750-5-room new modern cottage, w.
Eleventh st.
SliS0-S-room two-story house, 1OO-foot
St, large lot, close to car line.
E. c. CRIBB & co.
l27is w. Second st.
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FOR SALE
s25O0-A lovely home of large rooms,
large grounds, fine flowers and lawn; the
owner has written me to sell a the above
price: is worth $500 but must have
money; go see 1t today, 1888 Maple ave.
Particulars, see
J. c. ELLIOTT.
IA 450 S. Broadway.
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FOR EXCHANGE-MESCELLAN

FOR EXCHANGE-STOCK OF MILLIN-
cry. good, and well secured real estate
mortgage making in all about $780, for
clear city property or will take good
clean stock of groceries. What have you
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INVESTORS

- =, TNIET * s-~>-e-->><>
ST., Mining Brokers'. We have one-third
interest in three full-sized claims adj
Joining the .'St. Elmo" at Randsburg for
$500; best thing We have had yet; have
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EUM OF ELoCUTION AND ORA
tic Art 1856 8. Broadway, MRS. ADE-
NE DUVAL MACK. principal. form.
of New York and Washington. d.
dramatic club in connected with
iool for study of plays. 2-23-9S
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HYPNOTISM

NOTISM AND MESM ERISM PRAC.
lily and scientifically taught. All
vous and mental diseases treated and
habits cured. Consultation free;
cess guaranteed. Call or write III u
PNOTlC INSTITUTE, 42S1s 5. spring
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All prices Of wall paper xreatly raauced
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots for homes, close in.and on very easy
terms, in c. A. Smiths Third Addition;
Seventh st. school; these lots are forty
feet wide and have an alley of Is feet;
prices, s2.0 $3.50 and S325; $40 down. so
per month. Call on c. A. SMITH, 2l3
w. First st. II
FOR SALE-1522 WINFIELD ST., A
large 5-room modern cottage. electric
bells and fixtures; hard finished walls;
papered: large lot. 50x125: fenced, cement
walks. sewer and all street work paid;
It will pay you to see this: payments or
cash. ]. C. ELLIOTT. 450 S. Broadway 8
FOR SALE-NEw HOUSE OF ROOMS
on Soto st. Boyle Heights, lot 40x14O.
price s1400: cash. 800, balance easy terms;
also an improved lot on Third st. bet.
F'icket & Mott sts.. only $3.50. f. A.
HUTCHINSON, $50 8. Broadway.
FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT & SMITH. Pomona.C Cal. 6-26tf
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WATCHMAkM0

WATCHES CLEANED, 60c.; MAIN
springs, SOC; hands and crystal. 10c each.
All work waranteed for one year; IL not
satisfactory money returned. GUSTAVE
REICHGOTT. 234 w. First st. 1923
SOMETHING NEW IN STERLING SILL
yer spoons. You want to see them. W..
GETZ. 336 S. Broadway. If
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FOR SALE
5-room house, lot fenced, barn, good
location; only $500; $50 down and monthly
payments.
Also 5-room house with bath, new, lot
fenced, east view, lovely location; $500.
$50 down. payments monthly.
j. M'LEAN,
s z St, Pico Heights.
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BATHS
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY
s4Y DID YOT1 EVER ray N nj ,EG~
trc vapor bath with thorough Swedish
massage? II not call at The Narcisse."
5l1 Ceres ave, opp Arcade depot. MRS.
DIR. MAYER, Proprietress. If
SUPERIOR MAGNETIC AND ALCO-
holic treatments by an experienced lady
from Boston. Room 3. 223 s. Main st. 3-24
NINE. RALPH, THERMAL, VAPOR
baths and massage Rooms AS. 233 w.
First st. 3-23
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FOR SALE-HOUSES:
sl40o--Clinton ave-, 5-room cottage,
barn, etc.; $3.50 cash.
S250C-Maple ave, near Pico, rooms,
large lot, barn etc.
5000 Winfield. near Burlington rooms,
etc. 60-foot lot.
s2soO-Crocker, near Fifth, Groom cot
tage: S5-foot lot.
si600-San Pedro, near Sixth, Groom cot
tage; 40-foot lot. G. c. EDWARDS.
23O w. First st.
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DENTISTS

IN. DENTAL CO., 1201a s. SPRING
Gas specialists; painless extraction
h gas. Teeth filed with gold. silver,
nent and all known material. for the
II of material. 27-97
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG G. MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET 1855 S. Main St.. tel 600 If
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LOST-SMALL BAY MARE MARKED 3.
p. Return to BOTTLING WORKS, 800
n. Main ST.
FOUND-WILHELM'S 400 ACRE PAS
fure the hest S26 s Main ST. As
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-NTON NORMAL FOR TEACHERS
ly; enter Jan. 11th; positions secured.
tchers supplied. 5s5 Stimson blk. 6-30-tf
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DENTAL Co.'S YEARS IN LOS AN
es. Rooms 1871 and 1872 Stowell build
ns I3s s0un roo5 spFias set Of 81 teeth for
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WANTED-MONEY $500 ON LOTS.
close in to oil region, 10 per cent GUAR
ANTY TRUST & COLLECTION CO. 81
Bryson blk.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW

>>-~-~~--~-~--->~
LAWS OF HUSBAND AND WIFE, PRO-
bafe, criminal and foreclosure a spec-
ialty: 10 years experience; advice free
W. w. HOLCOMB, attorney, 2l1 w. First
street. 5-1t
LuCIEN EARLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
offices. Bullard building. entrance room
40; telephone Black l445. 7-24-o7
BROSSEAU 4 MONTGOMERY,
~ AttQrneys at Law
~ Bradbufyblock. Los Angeles. II
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FOR sALE-WE CAN SELL YOU NEW
4-room house for 500; small amount
down. balance 80 per month.
si600-Six-room house; small amount
down, balance s1S per month"; why pay
rent when you can buy home for the
same as rent. Call and look at this prop
erty. LOTSPEICH & BOYD, S24 8.
Broadway.
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RANDSBUpG OpPORTUMYTfEs

RANDSBURG INFORMATION BUREAU
Full particulars on any subject, 25
cents Randsburg. Cal. the great gold
camp. tt
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FOR SALE-SNAP ON GRAND AVE:
monthly payments; three houses with
rooms, large bath, elegant reception hall,
all modern improvements, built on the
latest colonial style: terms. $50 per month.
no other cash down, no interest: houses
are Nos. 1902 3S0S and 1912: will trade for
clean fruit land near the city; houses are
open every day for inspection. Call on
owner. ]. G. KING, 244 S. Broadway. o-I
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TO LoAN-s5oo AND 500 ON GOOD CITY
property. F. A. HUTCHINSON, $50 g.
Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE
watches. diamonds. pianos. sealskiDs and
real estate: interest reasonable; private
Office for ladies; business confidential
c. c. LAMB. 226 S. Spring ST.; entrance.
room 67. 8-2ltf
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For sALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lofs

FOR SALE
10l1 Il. Adams ST.. Groom, S26o0.
1915 Union ave, broom, S2l0o.
1888 Maple ave, 7-room; fine, large
grounds; cheap; s2500. a.n. H'
1922 Winfield St. broom; electric fix
lures and bells; large lot, 50xl25; $22u.
1911 Union ave-, 5-room and attic; nne
home; 5000.
And number other close in on pay
ments or cash. Now is the time to BUY.
]. c. ELLIOTT
Q 450 S. Broadway.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-IN WEST GLENDALE, LARGE
bay mare, white star in forehead: figure
3 on left side; scar on knee joint of left
leg: hind feet white; reward given. Pc
TERSILEA, Broadway stables, between
Fourth and Fifth SITS.
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INK STEVENS. S24is S. SPRING ST.,
IN days and evenings: also Sundays;
ctric light. Tel. Black sci.
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wANTED-ssOO TO $500 FROM SOME PRI-
vate person preferred. Room 2li, 2o4la S.
Broadway
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FOR SALE-PRETTY GROOM COTTAGE
on e. Adams St, half block from car
line: lot 1856 feet deep to an alley: street
graded, graveled. cement curb and side
walk; house has hot and cold water.
bath, pantry, closets, etc.: small barn;
fenced: fruit trees; price to fit hard times.
$3.50: terms to fit small bank accounts
and low wages; 5000 cash down. balance
monthly to suit. LEONARD MERRILL,
240 Bradbury block.
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TO LOAN-MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT.
L. r. HILL. las s. Broadway. II
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W,ANTED-HoRSE AND COWS TO
pasture: fine pasture and plenty of water.
o. G. WILHELM, Pico ST. and Western
ove 26-S
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PERSONAL-427 S. HILL ST.. THE GEN
tiemans rooming house; well furnished
select quiet and private. 2-lOtf
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MONEY TO LOAN-WE HAVE PRIVATE
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CRIBB & CO., 1z71k w. Second st. Is
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL-MRS. ESTHER DYE, MAG
netic healer; near years successful.
work in Los Angeles; consultation free;
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90 4-b
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GOULD AMES. PALMIST AND PSY-
chometrist. One of the most correct on
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stamp for mailing. $50 South Broadway,
rooms l3. IA and Is, O. Z. Johnson build
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