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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
SUGAR and Coffee

BY Associated Press,
NEW YORK, Dec. 22,--sugar-Raw!
steady; fair refining, Sho; centrifugal
SO test 3%e; molasses sugar, ave- re-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23

bran, ei5; hay, 2eO; hops, $50; hides,
1C33; wine 62.O5O
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
New York Bonds

BY Associated Press.
We're official closing prices for bonds to-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Miscellaneous Stocks

R!d Asise7
California Hospital ......... 500 80.
Edison Electric preferred. $3.50 MOO
Edison Electric com......... 1000 1890
Emergency Hospital .............. 800
Home Telephone ............. Gl.0O 600
Los Angeles Brewery 90 .....
l.. a. Jockey Club. ........ $500 -.
Pasadena II. T. 4 T. CO., 3S.62 10 -
Riverside Home T. q r. Co 80. Sc, 90
Seaside Sea- tesV Water co.... :. ~. o..o' $3.50
sun Drug Co ................. ..... 100
L. S. l., 2. T. S5 I. Coco. $50 sissy
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
New York Stocks
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The following
were the quotations of stocks and bonds
on the exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Hops in London
by Associated Press.

Iy AssOcIdIeu FIes5'
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22-wHpps in Lon-
don steady; Pacific Coast ~ l6s 70 IS
15s.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Heavy Selling of Wheat Caused Lower
Prces-Corn Declined
One Cent
By Associated Press

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-Weakness in the
wheat market developed within the first
Few. minutes Of trading and continued
until the close of the session. Liquidat-
ing sales by commission houses, supple
mented by aggressive short selling on the
part of local bears caused declines rang
ing from y 10 1asc, The greatest pressure
was on the December option.
May opened unchanged to u shade lower
at et&c 10 87s4@S77sc sold off to SIC and
closed off &c at S7@S7lsc.
Liquidation Of the December delivery
was the feature of the trading in corn
AS result of this selling the price OF
that option declined 1c. May closed Is0i
&c lower at 44lsMl4HC.
Oats were depressed by the weakness
of other grains May closed Ac lower
Provisions We're weak on the decline
in price of live hogs. AT the close, May
pork was OFF 2Hc, lard was down 2la0l5c
and ribs Mere a ahade lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23

Ell los out was unchanged locally at
S560@6.10.
Spelter was unchanged at f2s 12s Cd
in London and at $685. @6,65 In the local
market.
Iron locally was unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Cereals of the World
Bv Associated Press.

I}V Associated Press
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22.-Close: Wheat,
Pee; 6s l9Sd; March, Us ll%di May Us
NEW YORK, Dac. 22.--Wheat, spot,
easy; options closed Ss to Ac lower /;
May closed ne; July, S7%c; December
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 22-wheat
easier, May, S14l. Barley, steady May,
$1.22A Dec. $1.21 bld. Corn large yell
PORTLAND, Dec. 22.-Wheat export
ers' quotations: Club. 70@7lci bluestem,
~ 40 fSc; rcd, GGm67c; valley, zee
TACOMA, Dee. 22.--Wheat: Export
ouotations; Bmestem. 7le; club, 79c;
red, 69c
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Market Ranges

The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat No. Dec. S21ac; May, SIG
S71sc; July, S3@S31sc.
44@5c; May 441s qg44hci July, 4l9s q
oats, No. Dec. 3Oasc; May, sla@
a. Cash z59i 'is gSotatlons GTleE' were as follows:
Flour, dull prices unchanged; No. 9
spring wheat, S4Q S6c; No, 8, S0@S51Ac;
No. 2 red, SIX QS7sic; No. 9 corn. 49c !,
No . yellow. i9c; No. oats. 309sc; No.
2 white, S1H @32c; No. white, 25ss q
31c; No. rye, 65D66c; good feeding
harley, 81 @571ac; fair to choice malt
ing. 4la ice; No. l flaNseed, S1.0S; No,
seed, $S.S5; mess pork, per bbl. S12.750
1880; lard, per 100 lbs, s743h @7.45,
short ribs, sides, loose, S6.90@ no; short
clear sides, poXed, S7.121a D725; whisky,
basis of high vines Sl'SO; clover con-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Bonds

LoNi n
Associated Oil ................. 80
California Pacific Ry...,.. 100
Corona City Water Co........ -.
Corona Power Il Water Co.. 90ia
ucamonga Water Co........
Home Telephone ,............. 96A
Edison Electric Con. Co... 101
ii"'~1r 4 T. 60 NJ santa
Monica and Ocean Park. ..
L. a. Pac. Con Mtg. 1OSN
l.. a Traction C.............. li3
l.. A Railway Co.. ........... III
Mission Tran & r. Co... 96
Mt Lowe Railway Co... 50
Pacific Light & Power Co... 10i
Pacific Electric Ry Co. ....... 11lh
Pasadena II. r. & 4. Co... 50
"dlauds Home = & T Co. IS
Pomona Con Water Co ....,. 60.
Riverside Light &, F Co... 90
San Diego Homo ~. & T. Co.. s.
Santa Barbara Electric Ry. 95la
Seaside Water Co ........... 99Ll
Temescal Water Co.......... 30
United Electric q n p Co. lUl
L. Long Dis. T. & T. Co... Of
Union Transportation Co... 95&
II S. l.. D. r. G. r. Co... 81
Whittier Home Il. 6 II. Co. 955s
Whittier Light & Fuel Co.. 9o
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Los Angeles Bank cIearinqs

Los Angeles bank clearings Friday
show an increase of $940,12493 compared
with the corresponding day of last year
Following Is a comparative statement:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
San francisco Minina
IN Associa ted Press.

I BY ASSOCld IGu ITbsb.
! SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-The official
closing prices for mining stocks today
INI.Lat &c. rnll
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
BOSTON MARKET

BOSTON MARKET
o
BOSTON, Of
ale F.
Caela G.
land $3.50; independent, Highland
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
ST. LOUIS MARKET
Special to The Herald.


ST LOUIS Dec 2Two sold today
1
+
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23

Total, Canada. s 7i1lS266 1853 =.
Knot included In totals because cor
tanning other items than clearings'
balances paid in cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles of
consi n,ntiSn nIeVail at the Los Angeles

consl mption prevail at the Los Angeles
BTtter. 9.l, roll. fancy soc
Butter 2-ib roll. Poppy ..................75 .75c
Butter, 2-lb roll, Santa Ana .....,....,.. Csc
Butter, 2-ib roll, Orange 90, md cook
Ing .....-...,......,..'..... .oec
Eggs, fresh ranch. per doz, z,........... 40c
Eggs' cold storage per doz. Csc
Potatoes, fancy Salinas, per 100 lbs. S2 90
Apples, belleheurs per 40-lb box. 81. %
Poultry-Hens, 221sc ID; tryers, SIC;
turkeys. dressed. local. soc; eastern. &c;
gray geese anG brants, s. 00QI 90 dGz.;
wild duck. $2 90 6oz,; spoonbls, So so;
teal and widgeons. 81 90; mallards, 50 90.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Associated Press.

BN lASSOCIdINU T IV0F'
BOSTON, Dec. 22.-Thc following We're
closing prices for stocks and bonds today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-23

Wheat fakes case OF &c 2-Ib cartons. 3 70
Wheat flakes per sack Of 50 lbs...:.. .3S5
Wheat fakes. ner hhl Of 125 lbs net. .0e
Wheat, 81 e5 wheat 400 lb sackl 81 20
corn 81 As cracked corn, 81 So; eed meal.
II %. bran, heavy. 81 50; rolled barl-y
meal, 81 IS: cocoanut cake, 81 IS; shorts
pounds. 81 50q1 GO; fancy Woodward
81 IS; white oats, 81 65: red oats. 81 so: red
Texas grown. 81 IS; Utah rye seed. 81 G5
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

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shafmai ~ the sweet #HaIns # fhs
ahais ss,a the aHte aIih which .aua
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IHeiian HHfia
d. one eanef II tha hraatlful
church q lafse cbnstmns tfee grmmed
With II Wallb II mrrnis and
vbeH thsy were nmilf diatrlnird
thcf Hoaehf ~ an1 pleasure to mans
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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

SpHugmeyerH II. 9,nua 1913 1d 90
And In accordance with lass and nn
order Of the Board Of Trustee made
on tho 10th day Of December lans.
so mnny shares Of each parcel of such
stock a. may be necessary viii h.
sold at public auction ~ the Office 81
the company at the Duuglas County
Bank. Gardnofyille. Nesadn. on Sat
ufday. January y. 1906. at the hour
of 1 o'clock p. IN. of said day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the cost Of advertising
aud expenses Of sale.
EARL CHRISTENSEN. see'y
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Teachers Examination.

Parties desiring to take the Teach
er's Examination which will he held
on Monday, January the sth, will
notify the superintendent of Schools,
not later than five days preceding the
above date
i. +. BROCkLlSS,
Supt of schools.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

Tho Gardnefeille odd Follow and
Rchekah lodges elll hold a POINT In.
-tnllatiau of officers on january 10Th.
Ut which time theoflicer- 1T the euzu.
ing torn will be installed
II il understood TINT NJ the com
cln-iou of the ceremonies q dance will
be held in Valhulla hall
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
No Shooting or Hunting.

Notice is hereby given that posi-
lively forbid all hunting and shooting
on my ranches. Tresspassers will be
prosecuted TO the full extent of the
law
II. H. sPR1NGMEYER
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

Dick Kirman made the trip from
Carson To Yerington via Carson and
Dayton in an auto last week. The
distance is - miles aud was made in
less than six hours.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
PEOPLE you KNOW.

lsftesftif' haais vi st~a
fsf ~ aHe asIsH
Inusmfsf s.. e5n faEisR -
His u lsana at
aaniarrsItH f# an1 eaall
III howe fea Ha.H #misf.
merchant. iianfaee,iie. aad
s. mrt ~ tbs taHe fafaff 81 very
ssaJ holiday lfifa fh'a feHf
8alt. thu ntil iaushief ~ ~
ana Hrs Fritz narHH i 90 the
..eh LII
sia l-abcl and tfeme Millef have
returned urom the university - -pond
fh# holiday. vifh their parents
r Vailem nj ST. sanis Of Alpine
county nere Gaflncbilc visitors
yesterday
AreIu southwofih expects 10 enter
the University when the latter insti-
tuition opens for the spring semester.
d your efforts at bueking the tiger
IN The Xalhala saloon are not crown
ed With success try your luck with the
slid eat
The NJ. +. church will soon be light
ed by aeetyline gas arrangements for
the installation of plant having
been nude
Manager Helberg Of the Wells [
FARGO q, Co, reports a splendid Xmas
seasou The office for the past two
weeks has been rushed with work.
Owing to the large increase of bust
ness the Alpine Telephone * Tele-
graph Co will shortly issue new
Telephone Directory.
Two large freight teams belonging
to Peterson & Springmyer of Carson,
passed through town last evening
loaded with freight for Bodie
1t is rumored that work ON tha
government canal, to he taken out of
the Carson River above Dayon, will
begin early next year.
If there's anything in your store
you think people ought TO buy, tell |
them SO and tell them why Write /
advertising as though YOU expected it
TO De believed
Bernard O'Reilly came i'll from the /
Pinenut hills Sunday to enjoy the /
pleasures of Yuletide surrounded by a /
few more evidences of civilization
than those to which he is accustom-
ed
In the case of the State vs.. Mrs. /
Florence Wise on a charge of stealing |
cattle, the jury rendered verdict of
not guilty. The trial was held
in Dayton.
for sale with shaft and pole equip |
ment nearly new. Price reasonable. /
Anyone desiring to purchase en-
quire at the East Fork hotel
Neyada's United States Senator,
Hon. George S Nixon, has been APP
poined ON the following important
Senate committees: Coast defense,
irrigation, v,mines and mining, the
PHILIPPINE island and he is the chair
man of the Committee ON National
Banks.
The holder of ticket, number AL,
wins the beautiful box of candy,
given away by E.G. Carr The per-
son holding the lucky number will
receive the candy by presenting the
ticket at Carr's store.
The Hickey Land q Cattle compa-
ny recently disposed of 5000 acres
of land i'll Round valley Mono
county The property was purchased
by the city of Los Angeles and will
be converted into reservoir.
The Christmas dance at Genoa last
Friday night was grand success The
music was of the finest, and the floor
in pVrplIpnt condition These con-
nected with most Jolly crowd, served
10 make the dance the social event of
he season.
Mrs !. Rajah has just received
an elegant line of Winter hats. She
invitesitheladies to call at her resi-
dence and inspect them All the very
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

The Ophir Mining Company Of Nir-
rinia City Saturday received 81 GIG.
% as proceeds of the sale of siN rail
road carloads of ore That il a
pretty good showing for a worked ont
mining town
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

W. II. Tucke of Sheridan, is prepar-
ed to furnish first-class Cedar posts at
p cents each. They are bargain for
the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
SECRETARY BURDETT AND
LOCAL REALTY BOARD
MAIN PURPOSES OF THE LOS
ANGELES ASSOCIATION
An Organization Formed to Dignity
and UpIift the Hustling Brother
hood-chIef Object Is to Draw the
Line at Sharks

Herbert Burdett, secretary of the
Los Angeles Realty board, which has
now 102 members, delivered an address
at recent gathering of board mem
bers, bankers and leading property
owners. Mr.. Burdett said in part:
"The Realty board, with its hundred
and more active members and its
growing list of associate members, is
an organization that any man may be
proud to speak for. 1t stands for the
highest element In the commercial or
ganism of our wonderful city of Los
Angeles. Its purpose is to uplift. Its
objects are to promote honesty, har-
mony and dignity in real estate trans
actions. 1t binds together in fellowship
men who formerly were actuated by
rivalry alone. Its success and its re-
lations to the investing public are, in
way, foretaste of the millennium,
when the lion shall lie down with the
lamb; for by it's arbitration committee,
which is empowered to adjust all diff
ferences. adjudicate all complaints of
unfairness. whether emanating from It's
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

members as against one another, or
brought to the officers of the board by
some newcomer in the city who thinks
that he or she has been defrauded IN
deal-through that committee, say,
the lion could be made to lie down with
the lamb, or to put it in other words,
a shark could be made to disgorge to a
sucker.
"one of the chief objects Of the
board is to teach the public to draw
the line at the sharks, the curbstoners
or the irresponsible and to distinguish
clearly between them and the honor
able. reputable property owners. citi-
zens and real estate agents such as
comprise this board. We endeavor to
keep out all sharks, whether of the
curbstone or desk room variety or of
the kind that have got rich quick and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

can afford to dazzle their victims with
suites Of offices and to pass as bank
ers.
Such an organization as this Is not
likely to risk killing the bird that lays
the golden eggs, even should its mem
bers be disposed to take any advantage,
which they most certainly are not.
I'm the state of Colorado a similar
organization to this was revived a few
years ago, in Denver, and through 1t
was formed State Realty association.
There was provision for associate men,
bership open to bankers. land owners
generally, and other citizens interested
in the preservation of property rights.
Under the experienced and energetic
management of the real estate men
that association has become a great
power for the promotion Of the gen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
SALES IN NEW ADDITIONS
IN SOUTH LOS ANGELES

Among the sales closed by Holmes
& Walton during the past week in
Walters Main street and Moneta ave-
nue. tracts and in Walters Moneta ave-
rue and Figueroa street tracts are the
following: To e. H. Wambold, R. M.
Watson, Lizzie S. Stewart, H. w. Mar
tin, Mary B. Goldworthy, E. g. Fisher.
c. Barrague, R. w. Alven, Wilson &
Kelly, Mrs. ]. H. Guy, Mrs. P. A. Mer-
rill, w. r. Tyler, T. r. Jennings, Au-
gusta Anderson, Lucie B. Hopkins. Ray
Il. Hopkins, w. J. Miller, Harry
Groves, each a lot, ranging in price
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
O@0wwWMNNMWM "

cupies high lot on the northwest cor
ner of West Twenty-f1rst street and
Harvard boulevard, is one of the hand
soonest home places In the southwest
sections Of Los Angeles and was built
according to plans drawn by Architects
Train & Williams at an expense Of
about $4,000.
Facing east the wide veranda affords
the occupants of the house the full ben
eft Of the morning sunshine. The
lower floor contains a wide reception
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
Total-2ss permits ................. $500
Principal Building Permits

TIIHSiPdi
Following are the leading improve
ment permits issued during the week:
j. r. Gibbon, alterations to dwell
ing at 2272 Harvard boulevard, $4,000;
Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey archi-
tects: H. Wichmann & Son, builders.
G.. H. Garrett, a one-story brick and
concrete structure at SIT South Los
Angeles street, $500; Parkinson & Ber-
stram, architects; c. j. Kubach & Co.,
builders.
D. H. Thomas, a two-story frame
at 912 Kensington place, $1,000; Hunt &
Eager. architects; G.. Olsen. builder.
Mrs. E. S. Billings, a one and one
half story frame at 110 New York
street, $4,000; E. C. Thomas. architect;
C. j. Langworthy, builder.
N. A. Lewis. a two-story frame at
1745 Harvard boulevard, $3400 Thorn
ton Fitzhugh, architect; r. A. Brown,
builder.
Nichols & Clark. two-story frame
at 1897 West Twenty-ninth street,
$4,000; Nichols & Clark. builders.
Nettie Sofe Rossen, a three-story
brick and concrete apartment building
at 44S Crocker street, $4,000; H. Ros-
sen. builder.
Carrie A. Crawford, a two-story
frame at 1911 South Bonnie Brae street.
$4,000; H. H. Crawford. builder.
G.. Harney, a dwelling at 779 Ken
sington Road, $1,000; Train & Williams,
architects; W. H. Jones, builder.
Sarah NJ. Bruner, a three-story frame
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

apartment house at 425 North Hill
street, $4,000; C. E. Shattuck, archi-
tect; Ross Bros, builders.
Otis e. Wern, two-story frame at
1888 West Twentieth street, $4,000; w.
H. Crane, superintendent.
E. G.. McKelvey, a one and one-half
story frame on north side of Fortieth
street, near Figueroa, $4,000; R. D. Sat
terlee, builder.
Alfred Steiner two-story brick and
concrete structure at 1892 East Main
street, $6500; J. Smith, builder.
George H. Rector, a two-story frame
at III Hartford avenue, s2SOO; George
H. Rector, builder.
John Hess, one-story frame at 1914
Van Ness avenue, $780, Hutton Bros,
builders.
P. F. Ward, two-story frame at
5442 Central avenue, $4,000; A. S. Heine-
man & Co., builders.
A. F. Davenport, two-story frame
at 1852 West Washington street, $500;
c. H. McCleeve. builder
w. H. Foster, one and one-half
story frame at 1888 South Main street,
$4,000; J. B. Johnson, builder.
The Southgate Masonic Temple asso-
citation, a two-story brick and concrete
structure at 322o-S222 South Main
street, s2S,745. F. P. Burnham, archi-
tect.
Miss Sadie Fredericks, two-story
frame at 5219 Monte Vista, $685.; E. D.
Miller, builder.
Mrs. Joseph Foxen, two-story frame
at 1928 Harvard boulevard, $500; j.
Gather Newsom, architect.
D. F. Strain, a two-story frame at
14oO Vermont avenue. $4,000; F. w.
Hassfurther, builder.
F. Parmentier, one and one-half
story frame at 1926 East Fifth street.
$35OO; F. Parmentier, architect; Sheets
& Thorn. builders.
Mrs. Jennie G. Doron, a two-story
frame at s21 South Vermont avenue.
$4,000; Edward Kendall, builder.
j. K. Miller, two-story frome in
Wilton place. $4,000; Miller & Laursen,
builders.
Fred w. Gross, a two-story frame on
southeast corner of Benefit and Hoover
streets. s35Oo; S. K. Fraser, builder.
H. A. Getz, one-story brick and con-
crete structure at 1924 West Washing
ton street, $4,000.
Henrietta Calfy, three-story apart
ment house at 214 North Olive street.
$4,000; Fred Dorm, architect; A. M.
Witham, builder.
Miss Reynal, one-story brick and
concrete building at 400 Also street,
$s355; John Krempel, architect; Jacob
Anderson, builder.
Frank B. Harbert, a one and one
half story frame at 1928 Church street,
$4,000; H. w. Stewart, builder.
Mrs. j. w. Pool, two-story frame
at 1914 Arnold street, $4,000; N. R.
Wright, builder
Amos Bradshaw, a two-story frame
at 1244-125O West Twenty-second street,
$4,000; J. G. Grim, builder.
Mrs. James A. Watt, two-story
frame at 1866 West Twenty-second
street. $4,000; ]. A. Watt. builder.
Frank A. Weitzel, one and one
half story frame at 1900 Harvard boule-
ward, $4,000; r. Nelson, builder.
Frank M. Toland. a one-story frame
at 1869 East Washington street, $4,000;
T. w. Nichols, builder.
Carl G., Packard, a one and one-half
story frame at 11S West Avenue Sc,
$4,000; A. S. Heinemann & Co.. builders.
Miss Lille M. Hawk. a one-story
frame at 2S7S West Twenty-third street,
$2744; G. P. skelling, architect; A. o. |
Walter, builder.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

hall and parlor and handsome staircase.
a living room, library and dining room,
with ample housekeeping conveniences
at the rear. The hall, living and din
ing rooms have beamed ceilings. and the
hall and the principal rooms are finished
in quarter-sawed oak. The floor is
finished in birdseye maple.
On the second floor are i've cham
bers, bathroom and closets and three
mantels, besides the furnace heat pro-
vided for proper comfort on chilly days
and nights.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
OVER A MILLION
WILL Be RECORD
FOR MONTH OF September
IN IMPROVEMENTS
VALUE NOW OVER $50O,O0O
Official Figures for the Past Week and
Total for the Month to Date.
Greatest Expansion In
Three Wards
VALUE NOW OVER s5oo,ooo

There is no cessation in the demand
for building permits at the Office of
Superintendent Backus. Each week
the permits granted increase in num-
ber, daily proof that Los Angeles is ex-
panding in a substantial manner. The
official figures indicate that the value
of the improvements for September
will be in excess of $1,000,000.
The total permits for the month was
442 for improvements aggregating $685.
159 in value. an increase over the cor
responding period in 1904.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
In Westehester Place

Robert Marsh & Co. report sales in
Westchester place for week ending
September 1s as follows, each lot at
$4,000:
To j. A. Fairchild, z. w. Gilmore.
G. r. Wilton, Nat Myrick. John G.
Mott, Mrs. Jessie M. Turner. William
s. Dixon, Arthur Martin and Karl Taft.
The four last named purchasers will
make improvements in short time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

eral welfare of the state. and its asso-
ciate membership greatly outnumbers
the real estate agents."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

Rates to Imperial and COachelIa valleys
Special Round Trip tickets at reduced
points in southern California to Braw-
ley, Imperial, Calexico, Indio, Coachella
Thermal and Mecca are on sale every
Tuesday until September 26, 1905. In
quire at Southern Pacific ticket office.
261. s. Spring ST.. e-f $
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

from $625 to $1,000. For the previous
week the sales aggregated ss2,soo;
total sales to date, $47,50O.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

Improvements by Wards
During the past week improvements
in the various wards make the follow
ing showing:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

Agent III illinois Central R r. iss s Spins :
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17

The English flag floats on 1885 mer-
chant vessels. The total number of such
vessels in the world is given as % 756.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
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6 nnAAAHI

Mr. Benhoff, the Ladies' Tailor" has
removed to 634 8. Hill street from 320 w.
Fourth street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
TabuIated Statement

improvements for the month of Sep
tember have been authorized as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-17
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