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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office

Devils Lake, North Dakota, July Ell. i90s
Asufhcient protest affidavit having been filefa
this office by Michael Shea protestant. ssrs;nst
inaI certificate No. 1886, issued Decemhsr IN I
1901, to the heirs Of Gustof johnson, dec'l tlnon
Hd. entry No. 1885, made August 10, 1888. for
NE seq. SEA seq reecs Is. and swA swM 81 sec
ton "a, Township l57, NJ. Range "a III. nv
Hnseoi johnson; deceased, whose heirs are the
Protestees, in which it is alleged that saiS
NO 6aSS, filed January II, 1891, for said land.
and submitted dnal proof thereon in Septem.
Der, 1885, and that said proof is still peniiing
ana SO lar as ne knows is still undisposell an n,
this oftce that in his notice advertising aid
PROC. the pfeyigns entryman, John Hamster
wasduly notified, and that to the best Of h;ss
knowledge and belief, Johnson's entry yrsa M
lowed by mistake. the local officers havinp
overlooked Sheais final proof; that prior ts es
the submitting Of said final proof he had
fully complied with the law touching praaTnn-s
tlon hllngs, as to residence. cultivation ana
improvements and had 80 acres in cultiyatsnn
9: cenfortabte. house and two wells on the
premises, and that he has continued. to 3occnpy
ana cuitlva e a portion of said premises for
more than 20 yeare, and that NO notice was
issued TO him on the Inaking of said finai moor
ny oilnsOH why the same should not be ai Iow.
60, said parties are hereby notifiedf Ia apnear 4
respond and offer evidence touching said alle,,
cation at 10 o'clock a. M. on September 81
I995, before the Register and Receiver Al tbs
United aStstes Land Office in Devils Lake,
Ole Serumgard.
&, &: s !. Register.
Attorneys for Protestant
a5as Isl Devils Laae,N. D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
G. @. d. Case
Is Argued

Assistant United States Attor-
ney Townsend has returned to
Fargo from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
where he appeared for the gov
eminent before the circuit court
Of appeals in the case Of the
United States VS.. the Western
Express Go.
The action was tried in the
federal court in Fargo about a
year ago and judgment was en-
tered in favor Of the govern
ment. On an appeal the case
was taken to the circuit court of
appeals which is now IN session
in Cheyenne. -
The case attracted considerable
attention during the trial. Ii
was an action brought to recover
license fees for the sale Of LIQUOR
by the express company. 1t
was charged that, under the pro-
lection Of the C. o. D. system,
the express company had engag.
ed in wholesale blind plugging
along the line Of the 500 road
IN this state. The evidence
showed that liquor had been con
Signed to fictitious persons ii
: owns along the 500 and that
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
SUMMONS.
State OF North Dakota. s.
County of Ramsay

state ate, Ct North Dakota, isss.5.
u District Court. Second Judicial Distritc
Daniel j. Laxdal, Fo,aintify
1aneann Y onsdo Sigurlaug, Jonsdottir, Frid--
nnnur Johnson. Jon EinaTson. Jonas Hall q 3
7.Admlnlstrator OF the estate Of Thorlakur ions.
son. ceased and all OF her peysons ,lnLnowI,
any estate or interest III or lien or en-
complaint, land their unknown heirs, q IN 1 sSs8
eddefendants - : y y
Son are hereby summoned to answer tie COM
p pl1s.l e. shls to- serve copy Of
days after the service of this IL mons I,Iay,
you, excinslve OF the day of service and il case
y. ~; H9 e, atnre TO appear or answer Judgment
Pc taken against You by default for tie re-
al s1i demanded in the complaint. & Ne
D! dated Jnly 5tia, "a. %. 1906 81. 83s3s
gs s m. Rryniulfson
I, Plaintiff 8 Attorraey. IS
Il F ne sidence and &: q. address Cavalier
T, AZ - emblna County, N. Oak
l9 Inc Defendants above named 81 Z,
Eisaee "a re notice that the complaint In this
lled ~ the office OF the Clerk OF tho
5ty Of Ramsey. State of North Dakota IS soun'
P 4 asizsP ! alton asssaae,.
= @ Ine above named defend ants # slg ~
lake notice that the land IA yph;cb I, y u
action relates iH the south half ar the,
no ,l east quarter, and the north half Of rhs,
sou1n east quarter OF section ten #, SSswr,sh;,,
Wa ygssf nunaIea hftyseight Of range sixty
j. j, NJ. Brynjolfaon,
50, - Plaintiff 81 Attorney
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
Will Sing For
Mercy Hospital

Madam Oakley will appear at
the opera house in this city in a
few days in song recital that will
be a rich treat for the music low
ers of the city. Madam Oakley IS a
woman Of remarkable. beauty,
and is possessed of marvellous
voice, and has a pleasing and
attractive stage appearance. She
is perfectly at home in the elias
sic roles which are SO thoroughly
appreciated by Devils Lake
music lovers, and she also has a
splendid rep rtoire of the popular
music that never grows old.
She appears in this city for the
benefit of Mercy Hospital, and
she doubly merits the largest
house ever given to8a singer in
the city.
Please return our 3 inch hue ex
|pander. Chris Gorder & Son.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

For Devils Lake Special School district
County OF Ramsey, State of North Dakota, for
the year 1904-1905. ~ - i
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning of school
Total amount received dnring thsyear - s.
= Tuition g. Fund ....;.. SO 60
year from the apportionment Of the
county tuition fund 1887 AZ
Taxes levied by the District School
Board, including outstanding war S ,ss34 I
rants redeemed or endorsed in the 3t
Amount received during the year into go =
the Sinking Fund SsA Il
Total Receipts for the year, including go
Cash on hand July i, 1905 ~. Isl $50 M
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for
school Houses, Sites and Fur
Amount paid during the year for ''0o 70
4. Teachers Wages p! g t,a7 o.
Amount paid during the year for Apar-
m asns, F1 IL q e,,. Etc. 81
ices and expenses Of School Officers e4s ii
Amount paid during the year for In, 81 E
m eress On n B Is and WaTrants $50 90
demption and Reiunding Of Bonds / .osss "a
cU.a h ~ npehdiSnres for the year. $685. 10
On hand. to balance above Total
45. s17. $50 IS
z e. s n 2. A. Haelam sS
trict. 81 3
: Approved this 18th day Of AUG. a. ID. .lsff,.
6y order OF the District School Board
-F F. 7. Fox, President
Attest: Ole Skratass. Glsrk.
5 tl1 isaa sTkTEMENT OF INDEBTRpNIss On
DISTRICT Al Il Nh Nh q sE 93@s54
wv,
ing June &c. 1906. x a 1eg IA
Whole amount of Bonds Ontafa = = y aoo s.
June 80 1905 "a ~ s. = Ok mn N
total az IN Indebtedness of District q e.
approved TINS 18th day OF ugnst.A /. D. 1867 u 4
BY order of the District School Board:
SEs9 Ole Skratass, Clerk.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
soPfA.H y 2 q Ne 1, I. !, IN mi EN- DEDI

ffA'H Z 8 81 s az 5,sD An = \ 9 ~
State of North Dakota.
county Of Ramsey
IN District Court
n ~ n, Second JUDICIAL District
I s1aey Seanty National Bank 81 Degils Lake.
"a - y, vs : y, Piaintitf
Love Ksgsloss ana Bann Kess SOW 4
The State of North Dakota to tie abose 81
ou are hereby summoned ii syser tI.e com.
Riaint an this action Viii oh said complaint Il
n ,s y s e once ~ Of tie above named
T i9 lnt 81 Devils Ramsey County, NORTH
~, IL aai9 l eo aerEe a copy of your answer
npon Ine bsfs within thirty d afssr
sn s aerv,ce OF this upon You. eSclu-
slvs OF the day and III cse IL vss,,
iaaiure 70 appear or answer, iudemenS w;il rs
staKen AGAINST You BY default for tie raliss a.
Inanaed IN the complaint. $3.50 ~
rial desired In Ramsey County.
. i1ated August 14tti, 1905. &
isssS Burke & Middangl,
Resifianc 81 49, I, 7, attorneys for Plainfi q I i
81 sil'u g Y, az dress. Devils Lake, N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
State of North Dakota.
County Of Ramsey.
81 In District Court. IL
paha.4.a Second Judicial District.

paha.4.a Second Judicial District.
honeEtson Lumber Company, q corporation.
- ..J fsg sssz5 Plaintiff.
company D, First Regiment, North Dakota Ma.
Gonai Guards corporation, j. M. Arrison. a.
arson me Guy sw1shsr Joe Ludwig, Peter Pet
aeld, John LuDd, and Northwestern Mutual
SAVINGS "a VIE q Loan citation, a corporation.
. The: State Of North Dakota to shs Above
you are hereby summoned to answer the coIT,s
plant in this action which win be filed With
me ne Gaer TX q the above na5ned Court at his Of.
and to serve copy of your answer onan = t X,
SO within thirty days after the seryice
~ u sals summons upon you exclusive Of the day
OF Or, an peg Judgment will be taken against
You Dy aeiau ~ Ior the relief demanded in the
Dated August 2Sth, 1905. IS = Z 4 sss
Burke q Middaugh.
55s Plaintiff s attorneye. real.
E5.s dence and postoffice al.
N sl3 dress Devils Lake, IN. %,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
Devils Lake

formation relative to the sale Of
these lots. Send to him for
pamphlet New Towns in North
Dakota giving detailed descrip-
ton of the opportunities in the
new towns now being built on
the new extensions of the Great
Northern Railway. - - -. a -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
Silver Serumgard is making
some improvements on his city
residence which will add much
TO its niences and conf rt.
Ks.
TREAsURERss REPORT.

For Devils Lake Special School distric,
County Of Ramsey, State Of North Dakota, fol
the year 1904.19O5. IL " - s.. I
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

Please return our 3 inch fue Ell
pander. Chris Gorder e Son.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
j. q. Adams.

the agents made a practice Of
turning the shipments over to
any person who was willing to
pay the express charges, which
also included the cost Of the
liquor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
Treasury Dspartrnent once ii compss ollsli

Treasury Department Office Of Comp olIsF.
OF the Currency.
Washington, August 81. 1906
s Whereas, BIZ satisfactory evidence presentsd
70 the lnderaig ned II has been m ade to appear
that nThe First National BanE 81 Devils
@aEes q IN the city of Devils Lake ii stIle
county of Ramsey and stat OF North Dakota
litss complied with al the provisions 81 tIs
Act OF Congress To enable National Ba1kiur
ssoelations to extend their corporate sxisrencs
1852. S. 80 q, 8 81 49, Is
NOw, therefore, I. Thomas Kane, Deputy
and Acting COlpptE0ll8r or the Clarfsfaep m,
hereby certify that The First NationaI Sar1s
Ct Devils Laks, z in the city Of Devils Lake, ID
4 the county Of Ramsey and state Of North BH-
z0fa is authorized to have succession for M;
4 pskiod specihea ID ite amended articles 81 asso.
q 21g1sE 81, 1885. ~ 3qss1
y testimony Whereof witness my hand and
go sai q office this first day Cf August
(SeaI.1 III i. THlana.
Deputy and Acting ComptroIier of tie Cur
10. sss7. III. No. 1885.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
REDLANDS DRUG STORE
MANAGER ACQUITTED
City Attorney Expresses Strong Views
as to the Uselessness of Pro-
hibjtorv Laws
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, Feb. 2.-J. Dobbs, who
lives in Lugonia, was the victim of A
home from the theater. Mr.. Dobbs had
just turned into Sylvan boulevard
when he was accosted by tall man
who, he thought, held Il revolver, al
though the darkness made it impossible
to distinguish anything plainly.
He handed over about $40 which he
had drawn from the bank in the after
noon, and did not notify the officers
until this morning. AS he could not
describe the highwayman, the police
have no clew
The case of George Blend, manager
OF the local store of the Sun Drus
company, who was charged with vio-
lating the prohibition ordinance, was
called at 1890 o'clock on Tuesday
January 81. The defendant demanded
jury trial. Evidence was given by
the two witnesses, j. w. Hare, de-
tective, who claimed to have procured
whisky several times from the Sun
Drug company's store, three bottles of
which were delivered to Marshal Wall
ace, and exhibited at the trial.
The jury was closted for some time
after the conclusion of the trial, but
was unable to agree upon a verdict,
standing seven in favor of acquittal
to five in favor of conviction. His
second trial has not been called yet.
City Attorney Leonard at the con-
clusion of his speech before the court
yesterday afternoon stated that he was
in favor of repeating the liquor laws,
and granting the drug stores a license
to sell these beverages, believing that
they cannot be enforced. This state
ment created small sensation in court.
A. X. Smiley, owner of the famous
Smiley Heights park, came before the
city council yesterday and registered
complaint against the city for its
seeming Interpretation of his free gift
of the park to the people. Mr.. Smiley
stated that he considered it the duty
of the city to make more strenuous
effort to keep the park in better order.
G.. l.. Binns, who has been in charge of
the work in the park, offered to keep
1t i'm first-class condition for $100 per
month. The matter was laid over for
future consideration.
6>The stockholders of the Redlands,
Lugonia and Grafton Domestic Water
company elected officers yesterday and
chose directors for the ensuing year.
Edwin l.. Camp, who has been con-
nected with the company for the past
seven years, was appointed superin-
tendent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03

Union Trust and Realty company to Lee
r. Grider-Lot 22S, Metters tract. .....SiO
George r. Libby and Emma N. Libby to
Olive a. Davis-Lot 70, block i6. Harvey &
Ricker's addition ..,..,.,...............S $500
Alamitos Land company to Mary r. Sc
pulveda-Part Rancho Los Alamitos part
lot 4, block 5, Aiamitos Beach and Pacific
II George Beer to Edgar a. Jones and
carrie e. Jones-Lot 49, l.. N Breeds sub
Sara y. Morris (formerly Sara u. Marsh)
TO Margaret Reeder-Lot 20, block b.
Stearns a. Counts Fay tract. ............Sl $40
Josephine Griffin to II. r. Johnson-Lot IL,
block !, Los Angeles Improvement com.
H. r. Jobnson psslo" and rae johnson, TO- b
a. Clampitt-Lot II, block !, Los Angeles
Improvement Companys subdivision .... SO
r, maggie Clampitt and ~ A. Clampit to
H. T. Johnson-Lot u, subdivision OF lots 3
and T. Highland tract ....,............ SO
Title Guarantee and Trust company to
Charles M. stlmson-Lots 137, 1SS, iS9 140,
Clara y Fowler to Nathaniel NJ. Marshall
Lot 20. block II, Angeleno Heights
Mrs. Elizabeth Holienbeck 10 A. j. Hard
ing and @. w, Young-Part lot g. block B.,
Alamitos Beach townsite. te...........,.,.S10
OIyer 3 Bond, Clara A. Bond and Glen
dale Realty company to George T. MOyse-
Lot 3, block so, and lot s, block 6O Glen
philip Grssso and MaeaIa crasso to
Mrs. Ophela Wiliams-Lot ~, Long s. sted-
man sfaot SlVoy
annie Lawrence to Fannie BOller-Iot
1872, Dalton Orange Grove act........$tO
Arthur B Fry and Alice Marie Fry to
Emma j. Bythe-Lot 1s, Luke's subdlvis-
lon .........,....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40
Mrs. Emma J. Blythe to Ella J. wright
same property ................... $40
Crawford Messenger to Guy Latta--Iot 4,
block l, Messenger tract ...........,...S2O 5000
George w. Dickinson and Myra Dickinson
to Minerva Meyers-Lot 16, block b. Belle
yue Place tract .,.,,..,,....... ...., $40
NJ A. Forster, individually and as trustee,
TO Mrs. Eugene Evans-Lot 3, block sI,
Los Angeles Building company to Peter
w. Sams-Lot 36, Los Angeles Building
Company's Compton Avenue tract. t......... $40
Rose A. Parmley and II. G. Parmley to
Loora McCool--Lot IL, Electric Railway
tract ..... '..,.'... .... ...... .slp
Charles Il Van Barnevald Caso signs
Chas. B. Van Barnevad) and Mary G.. Van
Barnevald to Frederick II Howard and
George w Smith--Lots 1856, 1S7. 1S7 and 1872,
strawberry PARK Land company to
Katherine E. Flanagan-Part lot 3O block
A, strawberry Park tract. ........,.....S SO
John d. Bicknel and Mamie Bicknel to
II. e. Beer and Fl. George Bcer-Lot =,
Beer tract ...,..,...e.. .,.,. .... $40
Same to H. George Beers-Lot /. Beer
Ida NJ. Peterson and A. d. Peterson to w.
j. Pennington---Lot AZ, Ford tract. $3.50
Same TO G. Il. Alderson-Part lot 6, block
A, same tract - ,.......e e...... ........,...Sl $40
Lot B. block Z, E. s. Fields Occidental
Heights tract .-........... '...,. ... So
william O. Truax to Henrietta Truax-
Lot N, blocK 142 Santa Monica ........ SO
Persia Tyler and Jennie Tyler Newton
formerly Jennie Tyler to Willis E. Newton
Tyler tract No. 3, Rancho Paso de Bar
. . , . . . . . .
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
AFTER SICKNESS
VINOL IS A WONDERFUL TONIC AND
STRENGTHENED
The Owl Drug Co. Refund Money in All
Cases Where II Fails to Give
Satisfaction

During the past few months there has
heen II great deal of sickness OF one kind
and another In this vicinity" said a mem
ber Of the owl Drug Co, "and / want to say
to the people OF Los Angeles that the one
thing to aid recovery after sickness is to give
the patient a blood building and strength re-
storing tonic one that win give strength to
every organ in the body.
Now" continued a member 81 don't be-
lieve there Is another remedy in the country
equal to our delicious cod liver oil prepare
ton, Nino for making pure rich. red blood
and building up strength. l say this from
an intimate knowledge of almost every
medicine on the market, and after consider
ing what Ninol is and has done
"Vinol contains every one OF the body
building medicinal elements Of cod liver OIL
without one drop OF oil to upset the stomach
and retard its work, and this with organic
iron, which is a needful constituent for the
blood, dissolved in delicious table wine.
makes Vinol. 1t acts directly on the stom-
the digestive organs to obtain the necessary
elements from the food eaten TO make rich,
red blood and healthy flesh and muscle tissue,
and create strength, and you know what you
are taking"
Continued a member 1--WE have a good
many letters like the following:
Mr.. A. Manser Of Poughkeepsie, n. r.,
writes; a severe fever left me In a very
weak condition, and no matter what 1 took
could not seem to get any strength, until
through a friend / learned Of Vinol. Two
bottles worked wonders for me. SO quickly
did it restore my health and strength, and
am fast gaining In weight. Nlnol is won
derful strength creator
''In the strongest manner we unhesitatingly
endorse and guarantee Yinol to increase the
appetite cure stomach troubles, give strength
run down. tired and debintated and restore
health to the convaescent or We viii return
every dollar paid US for Il" The Owl Drug
Co. $40 south Spring St.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
ACCUSED MAN C0NFESSES
TO A FELLOW PRISONER
Declez Mexican Relates Details of the
Crime With Which He Is
Charded
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 2.-Otero
Olinda, the cholo arrested on. suspicion
of being the murderer of Juan Silvas
at Declez last Saturday night, has
made a confession of his guilt to some
fellow prisoners in the county Jail,
though it is probable his confession in
the present form cannot be used
against him as evidence. The officers
are, however, confident they have suff-
cient evidence to fix the crime upon
him without the confession. Accord
ing to the confession which was made
to a prisoner named Hughes, the two
men had quarreled early in the night
and Olinda had threatened to kill Sill
vas, but was dissuaded from doing SO
by a woman. Later while Silvas
was sleeping in his tent Olinda
with a shotgun, went to the tent and
shot him through the heart.
Burglars made another attempt last
night to rob the residence of H. NJ.
Barton in d street. A domestic dis
covered an intruder entering the house
by a window and gave the ALARM but
the fellow escaped without being
caught. This is the second attempt to
rob this residence inside of a week.
Burglars also entered the residence of
Dr. f. A. Pritchard of Cotton yester-
day morning, but were frightened
away by Mrs. Pritchard, who heard the
noise, and getting up saw the man in
the kitchen and dining room. Finding
that he was discovered the burglar
jumped through an open window and
made his escape.
j. D. Webb, an orange picker who
has been employed in the Highland
district since November 16 died sud-
denly yesterday. His bunkmate was
awakened in the morning by the heavy
breathing of Webb, who he soon dis
covered was unconscious. Webb passed
away five hours later without regaining
consciousness. His home is in Ros-
well, New Mexico, where the remains
will be shipped.
The postal receipts for the month IF
January for the San Bernardino post
officer amounted to $2,161.33, or an in
crease of over $500 over the same
month last year. The percentage OF
increase over the same month last
year is 1872 and over the same month
three years ago 299. All of which
shows the rapid growth of San Bernar-
dino in the past year.
The report of the grand jury this
year is mild in form though it con-
tains some scathing language for one
or two of the county officials, notably
the bee inspector. The grand jury
charges that the inspector has been
negligent of his duties and advises the
naming of two deputies in the Red
lands and Uplands districts to better
protect the bee interests of the county.
The marriage of Miss Lulu Du Man
ming of this city and Newton Monroe
Durkee of Dallas, Texas, occurred in
this city last night, Rev. II. e. White
officiating. The groom is a railroad
dispatcher. They will make their home
in Texas after a short visit with
friends here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Thursday. February

Mrs Mary M. Kittel to Harry q. cooper-
Lot l67, conner's subdivision OF Johansen
Emile schulze to G. Il. Chittick-Lot az
and part lot S4, Whitaker, Richardson 4
Einests subdivision .....,.,....,.......si
Ida Wilcox Beveridge TO ella s. HoopesW
Part lots I 8 and II, block o Hollywood $40
. ~ M, Pollard and May Pollard 10 John
Eindskos Part Of lot "a, Jeffries tract ss 90
II IL Newerf and Edith ID. Newerf to IT,
a. Pratt-Lot l. j. e. Yoakum's subdivis-
% william Chairman and Eta ciib,an;m,.:;si
Isaac a. skinner-Lot 49, w " Kellen
Richard Garner TO william James white
Part lot s6. O'Neill place,g e,g,....s..4...SIO
s. II, Roynton and Marea 10 Boynton 10
John Robert ponaldson--Lot 3, subdivision
OF part OF John ID, Young traet.s. ....o$1O
LILY " Averil (signs Lillie) and Albert
J Ayerel 70 w. M. Gwin--Lot /. Averell
n ]. Baldwin 20 James MeMiDanZPart
George y, Ellis and Lydia Ann Elis to
Frank H. sleeper ana Maggie b. Sleeper
Lots |, and 5. block d. Soto Street
iii Hsttis N. 1indsnfeid 10 Philip g, .closs Oslo
North 1895 feet Of lot IS, block, II, Home
stsdd tract pt Pioneer Builains Let associa-
eVh f'fft' 'f''ss' s''sss'' '''s,ssss .tl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
VETERANS ENTERTAINED
Dramatic Performance in Memorial
Hall to Large Audience

Special 10 The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, Feb. 2.-Thls
month starts with two deaths. as fol-
lows: Guy c. Manville, late of Com
pany H, Second California cavalry who
was given the usual funeral at p. M
yesterday and John Meyer, late Of
Company II, First Minnesota infantry
who will be buried at o'clock tomor-
row morning.
The adjutant's last report shows a
total of 1918 in the Pacific branch, with
1886 out on furlough, gain of twenty
two in ten days.
Major T. ]. Cochrane, our treasurer,
will disburse at noon tomorrow about
$4,000 for officers and clerks salaries
and those Of extra duty men.
over half an inch of rain fell last
night, a refreshing addition to pre-.
vious showers and a blessing to our
farmers.
The veterans were agreeably enter
tanned in Ward Memorial hall this
evening by Paul Gilmore and troupe
with 1.-The Mummy and the Humming