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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

NER INVESTMENT
 Slb,Oo0-Rents S15o0 per annum 4 substantial z-story and basement house of rooms and bath each; brick foundation; all modern i'm provements; both streets accepted S7xS2:6;
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GOOD WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT
 $fL0V-S substantial modern flats of g. 5 and | rooms and bath each; rents about $500 per an nun; 25xS7:6: street accepted
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.., PACFIC-STREET CORNER
 S4SV-cIood corner for baker; double cottage S1 ana rooms and bath each with high basement; could be converted into store: fot fo46Oi both streets accepted; business locality
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

FORECLOSURE SALE soiSe-Rents S57O per annum; ? elegant nearly new modern flats of $ and 5 rooms and hat5 each; 7:6x1O6:3; Steiner St
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CHEAP HOME.

LIST DIFFERENT IN EACH NEWSPAPER
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

Sf0O0-Elegant residence, rooms and bath lot S4:lONll7; on west side Howard. near 2ith.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

RESIDENCE IN WESTERN ADDITION
 EASY TERMS.
 SSS5o-Pine st. nice 2-story bay-window resi- dence of rooms and bath etc street ac- cepted by the city; very nice Iocatinn
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

- $700 CASH. balance In monthly installments, will buy the most attractive home built this year; Twenty-fifth st., Church; lot rooms, bath. etc.; best plumbing; hand somely decorated walls; no expense has been spared: the house must be seen to be appre- ciated; open for inspection Sundays.
 BALDWIN & HOWELL
 10 Montgomery st. A-s6500; CORNER house at the park; o1ly cor ner unsold of s just completed; very hand somely finished; marble steps and built by day work; every possible convenience and every room sunny; terms to suit Apply AL BERT MILFORD, cor. Shrader and Beulah sts., blocks south of Haight, from to 4. IF YOU INTEND BUILDING let me submit an estimate, with plans and specifications; no charge; best of references. bonds, etc W. w. KEDNALL, Builder, 1926 Hayes st.
 CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly Call. Sent to any address in the United States Canada one year for s1 50. postage
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Grand corner-Van Ness ave. and McAllstt st.; lusx120, with Improvements; must be solE
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PROPERTY WANTED.

CHEAP lot on Bernal Heights Address bo9 1oS1. Call office.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


 G. H UMBsEN & CO,
 REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
 II MONTGOMERY ST. LIST DIFFERENT IN EACH NEWSPAPER.
 CHEAP HOME. S9Oo-Cozy cottage and lot; street severed and macadamized; only minutes walk from Mission and Valencia st.
 FILLMORE-sT. BUILDING LOT. Sl109-Ah me bargain; z7:6x1l0; street accepted; on line of electric road; fine location for flats; this IS a snap.
 RICHMOND LOT-MUsT BE SOLD. NHo-Good speculation at this price, we in- vite an offer; 75Xl20 Williamson st. near Geary; street graded, macadamized and sew
 CHEAP LOT ON CAPE ST. Sl45o-Capp st, near Sixteenth; street ac- cepted; stone sidewalk laid.
 sOUTHsIDE INVESTMENT. ElSoo-Rents SSS6 per annum; house in 8 tene- ments and lot; street accepted.
 GOOD SMALL INVESTMENT. S1oUV-Rents S264 per annum: 2 flats of 4 rooms each. 25xSS:e; Green st; near several lines of cars; always rented street accepted.
 MISSION HoME-BARGAIN. SSOOO-Substantial 2-story bay-window resi- qence 7il or ! rooms; bath and basement and lot Dolores st., the Van Ness avenue of the Mis- slon must be sold account of foreclosure of mortgage.
 RESIDENCE IN WESTERN ADDITION . - EASY TERMS. SSS9e-Plne st nice 2-story bay-window resi- dence of rooms and bath, etc street ao- cep1eo py the city; very nice location.
 ELEGANT CORNER LOT. FS60o-Elegant boulevard corner residence lot on Baker st; S7:6xs6:10; this is a snap
 A SACRIFICE AT NORTH BEACH *425O-May take less; must be sold: 4 flats street "O AS@i ~ PACIFIC-STREET CORNER. S4sUO-Good corner for baker; double cottae 20 or and rooms and bath each with hfeh basement, could be converted into store: foI S'A0oi noth streets accepted business locality.
 FORECLOSURE SALE %oioe-Kents S57O per annum; elegant nearly new modern flats of and rooms and bat eaoh; 2I;6xlO6;S; Steiner st. GOOD WESTERN ADDITION INVESTMENT NZ0V-S substantial modern flats of 6 and rooms and bath each; rents about $500 per an- nun; zSxSf'6; street accepted.
 OWNER GOING TO EUROPE. SzoOe-2-story and basement; modern resi- oence CT 10 rooms, baths, etc; 25x137:6; Post st, but short distance from Market: sSO0C can remain on mortgage A SPLENDID WESTERN ADDITION COR
 EER INVESTMENT s15, ,0o0-Rents s1500 per annum: 4 substantial z-story and basement house of rooms and bath each; brick foundation; all modern i'm proVements; both streets accepted; s7xS2:6 splendid location
 Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Records, which contains list of properties Tor sale in all parts of the city.
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UNIMPRoyED Pro,artv

G. H- UMBSEN & CO,
 14 Montgomery st.
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 SPECIAL NOTICE. FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED.

AT a big bargain-12-room modern house on one of the main avenues of Alameda a corner lot 75 feet by 174 feet; house cost when built s7000: to be had at less than s6000. For particulars inquire of HERMAN CORDES, 1S22 High St. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

1 DO YOU WANT
 A Fruit. Grain or Grazing Ranch? | Select from the Bank of Woodland. Lands 1 offered at less than foreclosure prices IN CAPAY VALLEY, l The earliest fruit section, well settled and only 90 miles from San Francisco by rail.
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MADISON & BURKE. Real Estate Agents;
 established 1858; s2s Market st.
 Elegant business investement: Stockton st.. pet. U Farrell and Market: 4-story brick; Al price.
  Several business investments, from $40, 900 to s6O,OOO. in downtown property; call at office for particulars.
 SIoo0-Elegant residence. rooms and bath; lot S4'IoAIlI; on west side Howard, near Zith.
 Grand corner-van Ness ave. and McAllister st'' 1uSXl20, with Improvements; must be soio Downtown investment-Bush st.. between MStointgomery and Kearny; 3-story building; lot o4:4Xllz;6; make an offer.
 SIS o0o-Land alone worth the money; Bush near bevlsadero; lot 109:6xl37:6.
 To close an estate-southwest corner Six fee1tn zee s and Hardy sts store and mats; renting TOT SiS; lot 3OxS5; price $7506; make oner.
 flats inside; Larkin. near Geary; new; lat est improvements; good-size lot; centraIly loc cated; rents $l10 per month, paying over per cent net; opportunity for gooo investment; price $l2,500.
 s45Oo-Bush st. near Devisadero; rooms and bath; lot 23xlS76
 S27oo-Church st, near. Twenty-hrst; cottage rooms and bath; lot 26x12O-
 S2Ooo-House and large stable: Twenty fifth st. near Douglass; lot 5Ox1l4
 .s1o5o-cottage and lot. 82s Virginia ave-. near Mission st; large lot.
 sSOOo-Rents s24; Perry st.. near 4th; lot 251so
 s35oo-Rents sS6 per month"; Clementina st. near Third; lot 25xS0
 We have a large list of cottages at less than cost that must be sold for benefit Of loan asso- citations; call at office for permit to inspect
 UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY.
 Corner on Haight and Octavia sts., block off Market; 37:6xl00; offered low; one-half pur- chase remain at per cent. S7500-16th, bet Sanchez and Noe; 5oxlO5;e Corner only s2250; California and Locust sts. i; 37 6x107:7.
 Residence: corner lot; NE cor of Bush and Lyon sts.: 25x100; price SS000; make offer Near corner Leavenworth and sacramento; S7 :6X7s:11; elegant location for flats; s2o0o. l $30O0-Corner Lombard and Octavia; 4o;o1lOo | s2750-Clay St., near Spruce; N:6x127:S 1 S2000-25th st. west of Diamond; S0xlH. S1750-Jnion Webster; 25xl00: $l250-Sixteenth st, near Castro; 2oxl0o: 1 s1000-Fourth ave, near Point Lobos; 25x120. SSOO-Calfornia st, Twelfth ave; 25x1O0. | MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market st.
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We have large list of cottages at less than cost that must be sold for benefit of loan asso- citations; call at office for permit to inspect
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

Downtown investment-Bush st., betweer Montgomery and Kearny; 3-story building; lo S4:4Xl12:6; make an offer.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET-In Alameda. sunny Broom house furnished. unfurnished partially furnish ed. Inquire at 1137 Broadway, below Sar Jose ave
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To close an estate-Southwest corner Six teenth and Hardy sts.; store and flats; renting for SIS; lot a0xS5; price S75O0; make offer.
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Sl3,OOO-Land alone worth the money; Busi near Devisadero; lot 103:6x137:6.
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s35oo-Rents sS6 per month; Clementina st. near Third; lot 25xS0.
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6l5 LARKIN ST.-Branch office of The Can. Subscriptions and want ads taken.
The herald., 1898-08-03
THE SMALLPOX SCARE
NURSE SUCCUMBS TO
THE DISEASE
Ordinary Methods of Burial Employed.
Criticism Of Doctors Who Know
the Danger

POMONA, Aug. IA. T. Currier was in
town this morning, making arrangements
for the funeral of the smallpox nurse, who
died of the disease last night. Like the
first victim, he will be buried on the side
hill, near the house in which he died. Mr..
Currier stated that the nurse who came
out last evening from Los Angeles has had
considerable experience with the disease.
The nurse told him that 1t was the worst
kind of smallpox that he had ever seen.
Before death a dropsical condition sets In.
The old Mexican lady, who was naturally
slim, weighed about 800 pounds after death.
While due credit is being given those who
have charge of the care Of the sick and
also Of the quarantine regulations, there
Is nevertheless disposition to crlticise
those who have the right to issue instruct
lions as to the manner of bury1ng the dead
for not ordering the use of lime. Physicians
say that the germ can remain in dormant
condition for thirty years and then cause
trouble. Several of our citizens deem it
a very unwise move to simply follow the
usual methods in burying the dead. even
If 1t be on a lonely side hill. where the
gang pillow or mower may pass but once
year or some stray animal pasture.
The herald., 1898-08-03
SAN PEDRO BRIEFS
The Lobster Cannery at Work-coun-
ellis New Home

CHS NEW dOIno
GAN PEDRO, Aug. 2.-The Catalina Con-
serving company will open up their ioos.er
canning institution tomorrow. Inc
.chooner Lizzie Belle W. has Just got IN
from Santa Cruz island loaded down with
crustaceans. The cannery has just been
completed. and has all the modern ap-
pliances and improvements. The company
has the necessary mechanical apparatus
for making their own cans, watts for boiling
the Holsters, tubs for washing them, and
after they are cut up and packed In cans OF
assorted sizes they are taken to another
room, where the cans are put In crates.
when they are again put through the boil
Ing process preparatory 10 being sealed and
packed In cases for market. All their OUT
put has already been ordered.
The Southern Pacific Railway company
has built landing north Of and adjoining
Bosches island. with the intention of run
ring ferry from that point to Terminal
island, SO as to accommodate the travel to
that favorite resort.
Judge w. H. Savage, Of this place, Is
spoken Of by the Republicans Of this place
as their candidate for the assembly.
The city council has transferred Its quar-
ters from Seventh and Palos Verde streets
to building at the corner Of Fourth and
Beacon. The first official meeting of the
council was held last night.
The schooners May Gilbert and w. 8.
Phelps, from Anacortes island, with car
goes of hay, are unloading at the Southern
California wharf. Terminal island.
The herald., 1898-08-03
Los ANGELES lMRAIDs WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST 5 1873

mitos today to try the case against Louis
Bolz, who was arresed at Anaheim Landing
for selling liquor without a license.
Personals
Miss Ethel Claire Collins left today for
Stanford university to resume her studies.
Rev. c. w. Her and wife and j. T. Wool
and family have returned from an outing
at Bear valley.
Miss Stella Price Of this city has been
elected to teach English and history in tire
high school at Cotton.
DR.. I. d. Mills drove to Horse Shoe Bend,
near Rincon, last night, after the body Of a
sheepherder who died there suddenly yes
terday. He brought the remains to the
Santa Ana cemetery for burial.
DR.. J. L. Dryer received the sad news this
morning Of the death of his father, Albert
Dryer, at Butler, H.. at the advanced age
of 90 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Monaghan and
daughter returned Monday from a six
weeks visit in Seattle and Portland.
w. II. Lutz returned today from q trip
to Omaha and other eastern points,
Mrs. James Neill, former well known
resident of Santa Ana, died suddenly at
her home in Los Angeles last night of heart
disease.
The herald., 1898-08-03
Rcdondo nipples

REDONDO, Aug. 2.-What may prove a
very serious accident happened at the salt
works this morning. Tobias Herman, an
employee Of the firm, backed into the new
elevator well, falling fifteen feet and strik-
ing a block and tackle. He broke several
ribs and badly injured his right side. DIR.
Hancock, who has charge Of the injured
man, fears he Is seriously hurt internally,
although Herman is resting comfortably
this afternoon.
The steamship Santa Rosa, Captain Alex
ander, arrived from the north this morn
ing with 145 tons Of freight and 50 passen-
gers. The largest passenger list for this
port for some time.
Great preparations are being made for
the golf tournament TO be held here on Fri
day and Saturday. Extra men are at work
on the grounds. and are fast getting them
In excellent condition.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Jones entertained at dinner the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Holiday, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Barker and the Misses
Fairchild, of Los Angeles.
Miss Eliza Bonsall Is spending a week
here. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KEEL
sey.
The herald., 1898-08-03
IN SANTA BARBARA
New Catholic Church Dedicated-So-
cial and Personal News

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 2.-Sunday
last, at Carpinteria, the Rt. Rev. George
Montgomery performed the dedication GER
emonies Of the new church Of st. Joseph.
An eloquent sermon by the bishop was de-
livered in English and by Father Stockman
of Santa Barbara in Spanish. Music was
rendered by the choir of the Church Of Our
Lady of Sorrow, while a few of the fathers
Of the Franciscan mission assisted. The
new edifice is not large. but quite hand
some.
1t is announced that the Santa Barbara
concert band will play alternately Friday
evenings and Sunday afternoons during
August.
c. A. Storke, present district attorney, Is
making round Of the upper portion Of this
county on political tour. He is candi-
date for the nomination for the superior
judgeship of this county.
Henley G. Booth. the young Santa Bar
bara attorney, who was petty officer in
the Sixth division, naval reserve, and who
went to San Francisco some two months
ago, has been i'll, but has recovered. Mr..
Booth resigned from the reserve and en-
listed in the Seventh California regiment
soon after his arrival north.
The Republican county central commit
tee met last night and was In session until
o'clock this morning. The points decided
upon were to hold the primaries throughout
this county on August Goth, between and
o'clock D. M, and to place their nominees
before the voters on September 5th next.
The representative ratio decided was to
allot one delegate to each twenty-five
votes cast at the last election. Certain
precincts were consolidated In order to de-
crease the number of election boards. A
caucus is to be called in each supervisor
district to select delegates to the Repub-
lican state convention.
Social and Personal
A party was given last night to Miss
Ruby Garland of Nordhoff by Miss Myrtle
Lloyd, sister of Clio Lloyd Of the Morning
Press. A score of young friends were pres
ent.
c. w. Rasey, county recorder Of Santa
Barbara, left on this mornings train for a
trip through Southern California. His
daughter Mabel went with him.
Thomas Hiram Sawyers and Miss Alice
Higginson were married by the Rev. Mr..
C. A. Westenberg last evening.
AL p. Miller, secretary of the Santa Bar
bara Consolidated Electric Railway COM
pany, has returned from business trip to
San Francisco.
Herbert Mosher Of Pasadena, with Miss
Mosher, arrived by this afternoons train
for visit to their friends. the Campbells.
at 1.-The Cairns" ranch, near Goleta.
Camp Surprise. near the wharf, now has
upwards of score of tents.
Prof. j. s. Denton, principal Of Lompoc
schools, has secured a position at the Uni
versity Of California
The herald., 1898-08-03
THE KENILWORTH'S CREW
No Attempt Made to Mutiny-Death
Of the Captain

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-D. r. Dearborn,
the New York agent Of Arthur Sewall of
Bath, Maine. the owner of the clipper ship
Kenilworth. says that the rumor that Capt
Baker, the chief officer and a boy had been
murdered at sea by the crew was utterly
untrue. A friend Of Mr.. Dearborn receiv-
ed from Valparaiso the following cable
gram relative to the Kenilworth, which was
on voyage from Hilo to New York with a
cargo of sugar:
1.-THE following just received from Val
paraiso:
"Kenilworth put into Valparaiso 24ts,
instant. Investigation made. Cargo OF
sugar on fire on the 9Th instant. Captain,
mate and Hobson died same night BY In
haling gases from the burning cargo.
Buried at sea. Measures to extinguish
fire have been taken"
The herald., 1898-08-03
FULLERTON FARMERS
SUMNER SESSION OF THE INSTI-
TUTE OPENS TODAY
An Interesting and Instructive Pro-
gram Arranged-Topics Of
Vital Value

FULLERTON. Aug. IA two-days' ses-
sion Of the farmers institute will be held
here this week, beginning tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. 1t is expected that
large numbers Of farmers and fruit grow
ers will attend and also most of the bust
ness men, as this summer session has been
we'll advertised. The committees are at
work today getting everything in readi-
hess. decorating the hall and arranging
for an exhibit of fruits. The institute will
be conducted by Prof. Cook of the Pomona
college, and he says this session win be one
Of the best held in the state this season.
as most interesting program has been
arranged, as follows:
WEDNESDAY, 10 A. M.
Music.
Invocation Rev. F. R. Holcomb.
Address of welcome, H. c. Head.
Response, Prof. L. j. Wickson, Univer-
sity Of California.
"Green Manuring," 9. 8. Twombly.
Household Economics" Mrs. w. M. Nc
Tadden.
DETERMINATION of Gophers, Squirrels
and Linnets," ]. w. Mills, experiment sta
ton, Pomona.
Music.
AFTERNOON SESSION. 1870 O'CLOCK
Music.
Question box.
"Fertilizing," E. K. Benchley
pruning Deciduous Trees" Prof. e. J.
Wickson.
"OMve.," Prof A. p Hayne.
Paper, w. M. McFadden.
EVENING SESSION
Music. Fullerton band.
Question box.
industrial Education for Our Girls"
Mrs. E. s. Richman.
"Citrus Fruits" c. G. Chapman.
Music, Fullerton band.
THURSDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Invocation, Rev. ]. H. Scott.
Question box.
importance of Form in Cattle" Illus
trated Prof. e. J. Wickson.
"Irrigation," A. 8. Bradford.
Music.
AFTERNOON SESSION. 1880 o CLOCK
Selection, Fullerton quartet.
Question box.
"Cultivation," Prof. r. H. Langbridge'
"Insects," Prof. A. ]. Cook, Claremont.
"Plant Growth" e. 8. Richman.
"Walnut Culture" L. B. Benchley.
Selection, Fullerton quartet.
The following are the committees:
Arrangements-Edgar Johnson cnair-
man. II. C. Head of Fullerton, arthur
stalev A. T. Pendleton Of Placentia, J. b.
Rea Of Anaheim, A. d. Bishop OF orange
7. II. whitaker of Buena Park.
r,ecoration-Rev. F. r. Holcomp. Mrs
g r Daniels. 8. Lenton and Mrs. J. Hol-
version.
Exhtbits-W. NJ McFadden. Theodore
stalev T., B. Benchley, f. 8. Richman, w.
= Hole. O. M. Skinner, w. Ii Hale.
Nfus,c-Fullerton quartet and the Full
lerton band.
The herald., 1898-08-03
SANTA ANA FINANCES
Healthy Condition Of the Treasury.
Brevities and Personals

SANTA ANA, Aug. 1.-THE report of En-
gineer Kellogg on the sewer system was
not ready to be filed at the meeting of the
city trustees last night. special meeting
will be held Wednesday evening, when the
full report with maps and plans will be sub
mitted to the board for approval. City
Clerk Tedford filed his monthly report of
the citys finances last night 1t shows that
there is $65 49,. "a in the sewer fund, $S292.G 3
general fund, $70460 street fund, 1902. % in
the water fund. The city advertising was
awarded to the Daily Blade at 60 cents
first insertion and 80 cents second The
bids for the city printing will be awarded
Wednesday night Ordinance No. 26S,
which fixes the amount Of money necessary
TO be raised by taxation upon the property
Of the city at $21 sos. 26. was read and passed.
This sum of money Is required to carry on
the various departments of the city for the
current year beginning May ]. 1898, and to
nav the bonded and other Indebtedness fall
ing due during the current year. The city
clerk and treasurer were instructed to
transfer s1661 IS from the sewer fund to
the general fund to cover the expenses of
plans and specifications, election, etc., for
the sewer system.
SANTA Ana NOCeS
The two men, Conlan and Powell who
were alleged to have assaulted P. Bushard
near this city few weeks ago, were today
discharged after preliminary examination
by Justice Freeman, the evidence not beng
conclusive enough to warrant their deten-
ton.
A slight disagreement between Raymond
Wells and Guy Launders Of Westminster
over wages led to rough and tumble fight
and later to the arrest Of the former on a
charge OF battery. The case was tried by
Justice Huntington before a fury today
and the defendant discharged.
Sergeant Boyd Of the Salvation army
coliided with the motor this morning while
on a bicycle and received some severe IN
juries.
Justice Freeman today rendered his de-
cision In the case of A. L. Haley, the Los
Angeles architect, against Prof. Lyman
Gregory, In favor Of the plaintiff. Judg-
ment is for $s25O and costs.
The Villa Park Apricot Growers associa-
ton has disposed Of this seasons crop at
Oh cents per pound.
The supervisors met today In regular SEES
sion, most of their time being occupied with
auditing bills.
District Attorney west went to Los Ala
The herald., 1898-08-03

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom, 1924 South Spring street
The herald., 1898-08-03
Orange Personals

ORANGE, Aug. 2-B. F. Bryan returned
from the mines at De Lamar this morning.
On Monday w. H. Burnham came over
from Catalina. He returns tomorrow.
Mr. Spots and family have returned to
their old home in Nebraska
On Monday evening the Misses Northrup
and Mcclure and Mrs. Reyes returned
from a weeks visit to Long Beach.
Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Libby and E. 7. Lee
spent yesterday at Newport.
The herald., 1898-08-03

committee Of the whole to daScuss infor-
mally the question of municipal wnership
of water. 1t was understood that City At
torney Arthur would be present. In fact.
the city attorney had requested this meet
ing SO that he might confer with the coun-
Gil. But the city attorney was not present,
and after a short meeting the council ad-
journed. Before adJournIng. however, 1t
was demonstrated that every member of
the council Is strongly In favor Of municipal
ownership. The water question was talked
of in several Of Its phases and plans were
discussed for developing more water. The
council meets tomorrow at o'clock with the
committee of ten chosen at mass meeting
for the furtherance Of the water scheme.
Brevities
The handsome Masonic temple block on
the southeast corner of Raymond avenue
and Colorado street was purchased today
from L. P. Hansen by William Stanton, the
consideration being $50 900.
Fred Jones, a laborer, 456 years Of age,
died this morning at about 2.30 o'clock from
consumption, aggravated by hard drink.
Last night he drank heavily and went to
his rooms In the Carleton annex, where he
died short time afterwards. No inquest
was deemed necessary.
Mrs. ]. F. Brewer, formerly Of this city,
died this morning at Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer s
home in Duarte.
The herald., 1898-08-03
Clearwater Cream

CLEARWATER, Aug. 2-Lieut Fred
ericks of the Seventh California regiment
has returned to San Francisco.
Miss Emma Hall, who shortly leaves for
San Francisco, gave reception at the Lit
erary hall last night.
The Literary society gave an Ice cream
feast last Saturday.