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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

the Gulf of California into the sink is
responsible for the continued high wa
ter which prevails.
Provided such a report were true, 1t
would mean the ultimate submersion
of district extending from Indio to
Flowing Wells, a distance VI sixty
miles along the Southern Pacific right
OF way and extending south to Calex-
leo. to cover an area Of over $500 square
miles. The entire district is below the
sea level and at the present time there
are dozen lourishing towns and VII
lagos in the territory.
To be prepared for any emergency a
telegrapher is on constant duty at Sal
ton, telephone instrument has been
installed there and a day operator has
been stationed at Durnid.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

is one of the oldest banking firms in
the city and was founded over twenty
years ago by the late Major George Fl.
Bonebrake. Shares in this concern ad-
vanced today on change from 1856 to 221
with very little stock offered. The
Southwestern National was founded by
stockholders of the Edison Electric
company and has been the subject of
merger rumors for years. At one time
its consolidation was announced but
the deal failed to go through because
of the failure Of the stockholders to
ratify the agreements made. The Los
Angeles Trust company has increased
its capital stock from 100000 to $1,OOO,-
900 in order to participate in the new
deal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
WATER IS PURE
IN OWENS RIVER
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS PROVES
VALUE OF STREAM
FRED EATON RETURNS TODAY
Former Mayor, Who Negotiated Big
Transaction, Is Due In Los AM
aeIes-complImented on
Every Side

Former Mayor Fred Eaton, who en-
gineered and originated the present
scheme for supplying Los Angeles with
water from the owens river, did not
arrive home yesterday as was expected.
Maybe he couldn't get out Of the
valley quick enough" said superinten-
dent Mulholland yesterday "and the
people who had sold him options on
theft land which placed It's value at
$40 an acre have found out what he
wanted the options for and are getting
even ,Iaguess Fred will be here tomor-
row albright, but he certainly handled
that deal cleverly.
"Since there has been so much talk
about the MoJave river 1 have sent a
man up there to measure the water. A
few days ago had q report from the
government survey man which said the
Mojave was running about 1900 inches
while the owens was flowing over
20, 1000.
"These figures should be enough to
convince the people of the relative worth
of the two streams. hear some talk
ABOUT JUe WdlcE IlOb DclllS BOOu III b1iS
owens. 1t is the purest water that can
be found as it. comes direct from the
melting SHOWS on the mountains. If
there are typhoid germs in 1t somebody
has thrown them in-thats the only
way they could set there.
No Sewers at Bishop
'oThere has been some typhoid fever
at Bishop, but that was caused by the
fact that there are no sewers in the
town Everybody used cesspools, and
in wet seasons the cesspools were flood
ed and the contents distributed with
the result that people became sick. We
have nothing to do with Bishop, but
they are putting in a sewer there now
which will prevent any more trouble.
I have had an analysis made of the
water in the Owens river taken at low
water just where it enters into the
lake. This shows clearly the quality
Of the water
Following is the analysis of the
Owens water compared with that taken
from the Los Angeles river, showing
the number of grains of dissolved solids
per gallon:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
Ford Enthusiastic

Councilman Fred Ford of the First
ward arrived home from Portland yes
terday and Immediately wanted to
know more about the great water pro-
ject which ripened during ahis absence
He said: ,.ev
while do not know as much about
this as want and intend to know, still
it looks mighty good. We must have
water. The water commissioners say
we can get none this side of the noun
tains and that they have found plenty
on the other side which can be brought
into the city This looks to me like a
great opportunity for theacity of Los
Angeles to acquire water supply suf-
ficient for years and years to come =
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

Trust company has been promised un-
der the same conditions.
Officers Chosen
The final arrangements for this con-
solidation were completed at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning and by the condi-
tions agreed upon the officers of the
new First National will be: j. M. El-
liott, president; Stoddard Jess, w. c.
Patterson, G. e. Bittinger, John S.
Cravens, presidents; with W.. T.
S. Hammond, cashier.
1t is announced that the premises now
occupied by the Los Angeles National
bank are to become the property of the
Equitable Savings bank, which does
not belong to the new company and
that three new stories will be added to
the building,
The consolidation of these banking
businesses was brought about by a COM
mittee appointed from the board Of di-
rectors of the First National bank,
consisting of j. M Elliott, Stoddard
Jess, c.. w. Gates and J. c. Drake Cthe
latter being also president of the Los
Angeles Trust company); committee
appointed from the board Of directors
of the Los Angeles National bank, con-
sisting Of w. c. Patterson, G.. E. Bit
finger, Dan Murphy and Frank p.
Flint, the latter being also president
~ tba Matropolitap Rank and TrII st
company; and committee named from
the board of directors of the South
western National. consisting of ]. S.
Cravens, John B. Miller and E. j.
Miller.
The board of directors of the new in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

Trust company has been promised un-
der the same conditions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

A German trade paper states that sew
erai financial groups In France have sent
a prominent hnapcier to Argentina. em-
powering him to invest $50, 100000 IN en-
terpriBes In that country.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO
EXTEND DET0UR TRACK
Officials Propose to Construct Fifteen
Miles Of Hoadhed In the
Flood District

Flood District
Southern Pacific officials have deeid-
cd that the detour around baiton shall
extend for fifteen and half miles In
stead OF ten miles, a. the nrst plans
called for. A large force OF men IL now
employed on the work,
The sea was practically stationary
yesterday, the railroad gauge Feadins
1856 inches, At general headquaFtsFH
OF the Southern Pacific yesterday an
emphatic denial was made Of the news
paper reports TO the effect that aR un-
dsrsround waterway eKtehdlns from
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04
ADVISES SUPERVISORS
TO REMOVE GAME LAWS
District Attorney Informs the Board
That All Restrictions for Los
AnaeIes County Are Void

A recent decision Of the southern dis
trict OF the appellate court. removing
local restrictions on dove hunting in
Los Angeles county, was given a
broader Interpretation yesterday by
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-04

stitution Will number about thirty
members, consisting iof the present dl-
rectors of, the separate Institutions. In
addition it Is announced that H. e.
Huntington and Epes Randolph are to
become heavy stockholders and direc-
tors.
To Have New Quarters
The new First National will occupy
its present quarters at the corner of
Second and Spring streets and in ad-
dition will take the offices now held by
the Santa F'e freight and passenger de-
partments in the same building
At present the capital of the First
National bank is $5O0,00O, with sur
plus of 100000. The Los Angeles Ma
tional is capitalized for $5OO,0O0 with &
surplus of the same amount, while the
Southwestern National has capital
stock of 100000 and undivided profits
amounting to $4,000. The combined
capital of the Los Angeles Trust com
pany and the Metropolitan Bank and
Trust company, which are to become a
part of the combination is equal to
$1,361, 900.
The Los Angeles National, which Is
on the point of retiring from business,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

nlltt miro, no io9or @fer0e bcidln-
gen perberL 1pie Der Mopor geitern
erfIGrte. Ger Mopor miro Der Bib
q%etbeboroc Die 2h1qclcgCnbcit bclltc
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hilbert 2olN pom Mr. 100, 81.
HctcrltraBc, lUuroc sum Hrobcpoli}is
ltcn crnonmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
3cituciic N~6GnScrnns int Sa6nucr=
fclr uuu nno mad Mai6imgtun,
ans Nnlns Der ,Snauauratiun.

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mcrben olBcr ocn 9oful5iigcn Der
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Sonntog; bon @oibington Inn 6.t5
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glbenoS an @ofentogclL 9.05 Mor.
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anfommen uno o~bfobren bon ser O..
lnb MarplnnO = Ipemne, S..@.,
@oibington, .. g., %onitutt on5llfom-
men uno o65ufnbren BON ser 6. itno
9=Str. = Station. $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
2otal6eridte aus Maibiugton.
Mus Sen @cri dtcn.


&ln Grimitol9erid)t lir. /, inter
&oriib uon Hidtcr @riqbt, bc9onn
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9(ngobc, ooB tic Ole &crtrctcr bon !.
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Don fnmcn.
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@criammlungcn SIT Gbren oc@ t27.
@eburtStn0cS oeS iun0cn irlGn0iIdcn
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EerlomnlllnGcn - iomobl o~icjeniAc
I'M oGolumbia Qbcater" llltcr Sen
Nuipi5ien Der o&crciniQtcn SrlGnOi-
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iapcttc 9 Sbeotcr" bon Dem ,Gmmct-
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entbnlioltiidcn &eOen 9eiHliiiie 90
bin an, Dob Srlono frci meroen lno
ieinen Elob rlltcr oen Nationcn Ser
Groc cilne6meu miiiic. SIN 80.
fopettc = Sbeoter" fam olld) nod Ser
lueiterc 8eIdlnB sur @nnabme, oob
Dem Commodore Sobn 9orrp, Dem
Sotcr Der omcrifonii6eu Mtoriue, 10.
balO ais irgcnb n%lSfiibrbnr, ein Genf-
mai IN 8citnIt elmer Stotnc geicbt
lucrocn ioatc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Staot Baltimore.
Nas @cttrr.

u NSNttklH
Sir Warplon0 un0 ncn Tiitritt
Columbia flares Mcttcr mo irtidc
ipeitlihc Miu0c.
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IS @roo nm I llbr Nodmitto0S,
Ser nic0riNitc Recommendations
mar p @roO nm : ltbr W}OrNcn9.
Ofittlcrcr @uromctcritul0 30.07.
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montgomery 38, 9tcm Orleans 90,
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itou 30, 6oprC 80, &rlcnu %, Solt
Cafe 81, Genucr %, NORTH Elottc q,
SooQc 30, Nmnri0o 81 mo Sos
NlngclcS 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
gllnfel SrGEs : Gereen."
Masfcnbaa,
Sicnitag, ben %, Scbrnar.
Q9,56,S-O

Sod elm Eortemonnoic G
Gieb IN Saft. - SaS. @illiomS,
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&c geItern in Der noromeitlif)en' go
li5eiitotion olrf Die ACKNOWLEDGING
bin Dem 8erihtSperfabren iiberruie'
fen, SRI. @licc .. @relpitcr bon gsr.
1922. Mobiion Auenue, ongeGrifIcn
lilo ucrilld,t 3lt bnben, hericlben eii
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grill trug iid) an, Sanlita9 Ibeno 81,
bod belt Die Eoli5ei ben SAD gebeim,
I'M niht Den Ne9cr anf Die Slt 81
briitgen. Sri. @remitcr CAB cine Iebr
giltc MISUNDERSTANDING oes Ne'
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@illianis geiteru pom Yoli5ilten
2lopo %pcrbaitet. Sri. @remitcr iocn-
iifi5irie Den Me9er nit geitimmtbeit
ais ibren angreiier, mo Noli5ei.
ridter 2itiig iiheriuics oenielbcn benz
1cridtsperfaDrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

9rci meitere Gambia.
ten. - 3Sm Niircm Der @obl .9lui.
Iid~tsbcb0rbe %erInngtcn bic iol1cnocn
9onoiOotcn iiir 0eu eritenS tootrotb@-
5ipeig GqtitionS : 6ormnlorc: s. s,
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9. Moion mo Nc. ). .. Nobn, 9eioc
Teutofrotcu, pon ser 8. @oro.
Ger Gro6tpcrtcbr mi
Baltimore nor gcItern ouI Der
Baltimore Ohio @obn" GROCER, OILS
on irQerb cinem porbcr0ebcnoCn
GoQ, inoem nlein ollf 0icier @obn
1900 @nggons %CintroierL ocren
3rod)t iiir Baltimore bcitimmt mor.
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0obn" mo Der .Ncitlid)en MorplGns
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hciltcn6 5ll1cnommen.
Sic @oggonS Ser 9inocn-
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brlllit iiber ibrc olte Houtc 5mild)eu
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Topettc., Charles. unb 8crmonitroBe
ntlo rctollr pio @crmon, GborlcS-
uno 9eringtonitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
SdiiiSfarten ION nhS nadj Sentidj'
Lamb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: 8o.
jiite $42.50 unO $44.5 3tpiihenoef
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore;
aaiiite $50, 3piidenoef (fir oae
G~nIiugiere) $3.50. Sbeu. s., Siener
& So, 3immer Or. 3, ia Git
S~erington Str. @el0ned)iel mo
0elo ienoungen. OPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
ErGiibcnt Iuuiepclt's EMANCIPATION

Sir bieie 8elcoenbcit miro bic
,Eenniplpouia : Giicnbabn : @eicll.
ihaft" ON 3. uno A. WtGr5 Tetonr-
9illete bon Baltimore nod @aibing.
ton p%erfallien aiiltig sur Hiifiabrt
bis snm s. MGrs, fir SLIGO. @eber
aln H., nod am 5. W1r5 nerScr
1926 9iacte BON Baltimore nod
@oibington ncrfanit mcrben.
C56-9.62)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
% StnnScu nadl G6icoou.

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man : Sdlafpaggon pia .Tennipl-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
vltufcl SrGiia = &creen."
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thinning Der Nbli0otioncn Snbobcr
cine 5uritc Nupotbcf BON $t0000.O0O
SIT AZ Ero5cnt olli 30 Sn6rc oirfjll.
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miro olld) nod cin Nritter Elon fiir
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scr, mGbreno Sopcod i'm @ef1ngniB
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oab oieicm Ser @ebulbiooen rib ulo
cr ocn Hegcr nit DEM Stiel elmer
Yidbottc nicberiblug. Ter Ncger
mar bon Dem Sdlo0e bolb bctoubi
mo fonnte iolglih bei'm &crbDr
feline |perit0noiqen NlnsIogen mod)er.
Gr muroe nod, Dem oMhorplGnocr
lllliperiitdtS Soipitnl" 9cbrodt, nab.
reno Soncod biiItcr id)mcoiifen @or.
oincn oas Heiultot BON Hobinion'3
SerlcBungcn obportct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
0eISienonnscn mad 9eatidlanb uno
Sestreif

81 "a Gents pro Wart uno 201s
Gents pro Grone. Yorto ertra.
@ehieI ~aisgeiteIt auf aIIe Ebei-
Der 8elt. 8iuige Shiffsforten boa
unb nad 9eutidIanb. Ebeo. 8.
9iener & Co., ia SIt.2egins
ton-Str. 3immer Scr. 3. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
9enns's feline aer5Itete aafices

iperhen In alien Stabttbeilen bon
Baltimore perfaaft. 9ie por3iisIifp
NualitGt nnb mdbisen 8reiie MAIDEN
oieielben geroSesu beriibmt.
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Die Eradjt Der oamsen @usriiitmna

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Sm erIteu HatbS5fuci0c fam eS
oltd) iibcr Die Gart Nnlcibe, mcld)c
cbcnfolls SIR 5meiten 2elltng fam. 81
ciller lGngcrcn e%rregtcn 9cbottc. Sr.
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Srn. Giienbronot mgeb1u9ten brit
ten 9lbid)nitt, meld)cr beltimlnt, baB
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gleidpn Sbeilen fiir Eart5mede IN
ben porl Der Baltimore. II. GDarles.
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oitsgegebcn meroen ioll, 81 itreid)en.
gr mad)te grltetb, bob aud, ooourd,
5nfiinitige StnotrGtbe uno Torfbes
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bon @aroerenSen rnb @ren5en poll
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,3eit, oninit 81 bred)eu.
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Sort unb eriff Die gewobner BON
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Sm eritcn 3ipeige reidte ST..
0reenc bon Der 4. @orb brei Gerorh-
mln0en Gin iiir Die GlIolieutna btS
Centre MorfieS, Der @oier Sluonn.
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WI ltbltIl a)Sll VII UNl o|tuullut'\NI
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brodt, bob Eriuotperionen Die Sent.
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miinoet, oft ourd) 8orteniriid)te unb
Glciid)itiidc pcrItopft piirbc. &r.
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cngliid,- oeutihcn Shule Nr. 90 on
Scr Gcfc BON Sltcno. iino Charles
Strnbe perbinben uub bont Die
Serltt, me(fe lire Soitsbroinuge III
Die it1otiid)e Senfgrltbe flicBen lal'
Icn frogen, nut peld)cm 9ied)t Tie Die
Senfgrilbe beniibcn. Ser 3uItano
loa bereitS lett Scbn Sobrcn berrIdcn.
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traitor, crbielt Dor mebrcren Wond'
ten BON ser @iiogctbeborbc bic Gr'
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fir bus Sd)Gricn bon @crf5ellaen III
Der NGbc ser @nteritroBe oltf ben,
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9( 69ctho II.

Ger @cidluB oes criten 3mcigc@,
Die 9iiogctbcborbe 5I crindlcn, cine
geuiigenoc Summc 5llr GntfcrnulG
pon Shncc mlo GiS oilS oeu Stru'
Ben alrS Dem Gontineclltfonb ST Der.
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oili rmbcitimmtc Belt ollf bcn Gid,
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