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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
LOS ANGELES MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY

Among the many additions made in
recent years to the various lines OF
manufactures in Los Angeles none have
been more useful or is there any that
have a better adaptation to the indus
trial needs of California and the pro
ducGive sections of the southwest tnan
that of the Los Angeles Manufacturing
company. The manufactures of this COM
pany consist of riveted sheet steel and
iron well, water and irrigation Pipe;
oil, water and cyanide tanks. Any one
familiar with the nature of the leading
Industries of California can readily ap-
preciate the value of these manufactures
There is no single article among the
metal manufactures that Is SO universally
serviceable as that of riveted sheet steel
and iron pipes, and they are. used for
many purposes, being particularly SER
vceable in irrigation and hydraulic min
ing. The riveted sheet work has immense
uses also in the oil industry and in that
behalf especially the eompany,s estab.
lishment, here in the midst of one of
the most important oil fields In the state,
was timely and fortunate for all parties
concerned. Their products also have
large and universal uses in connection
with the chemical treatment of ores,
while their tanks are serv1ceable on the
railways and wherever else the, storage
of water is required. Besides ther manu-,
factures the company are jobbers in al
kinds of sheet and plate iron work. the
Los Angeles Manufacturing company is
an incorporated organization, with George
Renwick president and manager, H IL.
Brown vice president and II. C. Chamber
lain secretary. These gentlemen are all
well-known citizens of Los Angeles, who
made their establishment here only three
success of their worthy enterprise. Their
works are located at 316 to 322 Macy
street, where they have spacious and
thoroughly equipped shops. They. employ
ucts throughout California, Arizona and
New Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
WINE COMPANY

One of the large business and indus
trial concerns of Southern California Is
the Southern California Wine company
grower and distiller of high grade
Gold Medal California wines and
liquors, with office and salesroom at
22O West Fourth street. Its wineries
and distilleries cover four acres of
ground and are located at San Gabriel
Bernardino county, and at Macy and
Lyons rs Streets in this city The sales
rooms on West Fourth street are 25x110
feet in dimensions, occupying both the
main floor and basement, where very
large stock of its excellent wines and
liquors is carried. 1t does mostly q
products having gained a very wide
repute for their superiority; This COM
pany has received the highest awards
in gold medals and diplomas in Guate-
maia in 1897, at Omaha in 1898, at Phil
adeiphia in 1899, at Paris in 1900, at
Buffalo in 1901, and at St. Louis in
1904. with the constantly increasing
demand for these superb California
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
CONSOLIDATED PIPE COMPANY

One of the oldest manufactures of
the city pertaining to the metal indus
tries has in recent years become the
the mighty works of development now
in progress throughout this and other
states and territories of the southwest
The Consolidated Pipe company's metal
works were established thirty-five
years ago by G. F. Harper, who is now
president of the Harper & Reynolds
city, while A. c. Harper, son of the
founder, is now president of the Con-
solidated Pipe company. N. w. Myrick
is secretary and treasurer and Gus y
Harper, also son of the founder, is the
manager of the extensive business. This
company manufactures riVeted steel
we'll and water pipe and tanks, and
does general sheet iron work, in which
its products combine many manufac-
lures essential to the Industries and the
domestic life of the region. The office
and works of the company are located
at Third street and Santa Fe avenue,
and cover a half block of the city, the
shops alone occupying 300X25O feet. Be
sides it's riveted steel pipe and tanks,
the company manufactures useful arti-
cles of various device, including special
machinery from original designs, one Of
it's own patents being an improved
trimming machine, just completed, ana
known as Our New Trimmer. All
people in any manner connected with
farming, fruit growing mining. manu-
facture, the oil industry and the rail-
roads understand the value of it's
riveted steel pipes and tanks. For all
these purposes such works are in gem
eral use, and the company, in the long
course of its production along these
lines, has kept fully up to all modern
improvements and has been among the
leaders in new things adaptable to the
special uses of the country, 1t employs
fifty skilled workmen, ships It's splen-
did products throughout California,
Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Ne
ders for important work.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
HoLHRook, MERRILL & sTETsoN

The large and widely known concern
of Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson Is one
of the oldest and most powerful in San
Francisco, having large branch houses
in this city and Sacramento for the dis
tribution of manufactures and materl<
ais essential in the maintenance Of
hold, consisting mainly of stoves, met
ais, plumbers and timers supplies.
The main house in San Francisco was
BY the a69ye bonge Igm in fqrog
Angeles furnishes. q conspicuous ex-
ample of the. splendid growth of com.
1nerce in this city within the brief
period of our expansion as the recog-
rized metropolis of the southwest. For
the past fourteen years the house has
been represented in this city by Mr.
dent dent agent. But in more recent years
the vast volume of the city's general
trade grew SO, rapidly and to such large
proportions that a large branch store
necessary for the handling of its large
increase of business at this point. Ac-
cordingly the splendid store known IN
son, at 21S to 224 North Los Angeles
street, was instituted. and one of the
largest stocks of goods in its various
lines was installed, with MT. Morris e as $,
Southern California, Arizona and New
Mexico. This house comprises two
stores and basement; covering 75x2oo
goods, embracing stoves and metals,
iead and iron pipe, pumps, kitchen
utensils, tinware, timers tools and ma
tive Industry. 1t can well be appreci-
ated that the recent large growth of
this and other cities, towns and settle
ments in Southern California and the
territories has created a greatly in
creased demand for these supplies,
while great credit is due to Mr. Morris
for his ability and enterprise in. build d.
Angeles such splendid and notable
addition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
NELSON'S

One of the prominent business houses
of Los Angeles that deserves special
mention owing to the fact of its al
most phenomenal growth and expansion
of trade during its six years Of exist
with factory at 515-519 East Fourth
street, and retail stores at 222 West
Fourth street and 553 South Main street.
The history of this business is unique,
as will be seen from the following
facts Mr.. Nelson. the proprietor, es-
tablished himself six years ago in the
occupying a space of two and one-half
feet on Fourth street, extending six
feet in the alley. The sales at that
time amounted to the munificent sum
~ about SO per day, but by push and
energy had risen TO SO per day within
six months, when, 10 and behold sud-
den notice to quit the premises led Mr..
bnainass were gone. But Mr.. Nelson
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
THE cupAHY PACKING COMPANY

The business of preserving meat prod
ucts and provisions of ell kinds has beer
developed to such an extent along the
most scientific lines until 1t has become
an art. involving, no small amount OF
capital, labor and brains to supply the
ever growing demands for these necessi-
ties of life.
Some of the most capable business mer
in the. country are. engaged in this most
profitable field of industry and the kill
Ing, dressing. packing and shipping OF
these commodities is an industry of the
first Importance to every inhabitant OF
One of the leading concerns engaged
in handling these products is the Cudahy
Packing company whose products arc
noted for their purity and excellence, and
for favor and quality their output is
second to none in the world. The head
quarters of this big. enterprise are, To-
Gated in Chicago. with branch packing
houses in South Omaha, Neb.; Los An
geles, CAL; Sioux City, Ia; Kansas City
Kas., and branch distributing houses in
The president of this concern is Mr.
Michael Cudahy, who is known the
world over as one of the most progressive
and alert business men engaged in the
Edward A. Cudahy. the vice president
and general manager, is an expert II
the handling of meat products of wide
experience and has entire supervision OF
operations of all it's packing houses.
The local plant of the Cudahy company
is conducted under the able management
nected with this famous establishment
for over thirteen years.
Mr.. Scott is one of the most enterpris
ing of Los Angeles business men, who
is thoroughly familiar with every detail
of the packing business His position
IS a responsible one and under his highly
efficient control the demand for Cudahy
products is steadily increasing through
out this territory
The works in this city comprise thirty
buildings, which are substantial brick
structures and cover an area of about
twelve acres. Every equipment and al
the latest devices known to the trade
will be found here to facilitate the enor-
nous business of this huge concern.
The daily capacity of these works fol
slaughtering is as follows: Cattle, 200
hogs, 500; sheep, 400, and calves, $50.
All sorts of choice provisions are man
ufactured in this extensive plant, includ
ing the famous Rex brands that are
among the most popular in the market
and are familiar to all.
Some of the products are hams, bacon
lard, lard compound, suetene. dry sal
meats and canned meats of every kind
sausages of the finest quality, beef ex
tract of superior strength, glue, driet
blood and fertilizers of the highest sol
enriching qualities. From $50 to 800 eX
pert employees are constantly at work ir
this plant preparing in the most hygeniC
manner these superior meat products
which are the finest of their kind anC
always prepared in the best possible
manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
BISHOP e. CO,

The manufacturing establishment of
Bishop q Co. of Los Angeles is widely
its products. 1t is one of the great en-
terprises which in recent years has given
this city fame as a manufacturing CEN
ter The business was established eigh-
teen years ago and thereby, under the
new order of things, counting from the
time since when the institutions both of
manufacture and commerce have greatly
enlarged their capacity and expanded
their trade by great strides all over the
continent, It is one of the old establish
ments of Los Angeles. with solid busi-
ness and a reputation long ago estab-
lished. 1t manufactures on a large scale
and its products are literally consumed
at, home and abroad, in America and
other countries of the world. It's. man
ufactures comprise in general candy and
crackers, crystalized and preserved
fruits. jams and jellies, soups and
beanS-the goods that are suited to the
relish of all tongues and at once staples
and luXuries in all lands; The firm of
Bishop & Co. is composed of Roland p
Bishop, William L. Bishop jr.. and ]. o.
ton of reversing the usual order of
things, whereby the main. house of the
company is in Los Angeles, owning a
branch factory in San Francisco, and it
also maintains an office in New York
city for the proper distribution of its
large trade to the eastern markets.
Alameda street from Seventh to Eaton,
covering an entire square and employing
in season 400 people. The sales office is
at 10 North Los Angeles street; The
best testimonial to the superiority of
these goods is the fact that they re-
ceived gold medals and highest awards
at the various international expositions
Columbian, Chicago, in 1898; California
Midwinter. in 1894; Cotton States
Charleston, 1896; Transmississippi
Omaha, in 1898; Paris exposition in 19OO
For the entirety of its products the firm
employees a corps of thirty travelling
statesmen, for all its manufactures com
bined, having an immense trade through
out the west, and for its fruits, jams and
jellies, etc. having large trade all over
the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

was built of stern stuff, and looked
about and selected the present site,
which was formerly occupied by the
Pacific Electric railway as a ticket Of
flee. In three years he purchased the
site and erected the present factory at
515-519 East Fourth street, where a
large force of hands is constantly en-
ployed, and which is pleasing edifice,
a credit to himself and an ornament to
the city. He manufactures all kinds
of candies, from the most dainty and
expensive novelties. to the good old
fashioned and time-honored stick
candy. Nelson's candy is in demand
all over the state. Three travelling men
are regularly employed. The two retail
stores which supply the local trade are
very elaborately fitted UP with hand
some soda fountains and fixtures, and
the wholesale department occupies a
space 60X125 feet. Nelson chocolates
and taffy chews are among the special
ties of this house. Mr.. Nelson Is a
property owner and a public-spirited
man, and has unbounded faith in the
future of Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
AMERICAN SWITCH AND
SIGNAL. PANY

Some years ago the noted inventor,
Henry M, Davenport, turned his atten, en-,
tion to the perfection Of some ya5 system
by ''head on and rear end" colli-
sions could be avoided, and so success
full was he that his invention, now IN
the hands of the American Switch and
Signal company, is being looked upon as
one of the greatest blessings ever offered
to the travelling public and 1T will un-
doubtedly make greater fortunes for Its
protectors and those who become stock
holders than any invention of the past
generation. 1t has been described as 2
human agency is entirely eliminated
The mechanism is simple and the system
can be installed and maintained at slight
expense. 1t is now being installed on
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Men of Brains and
Capital i'm the
Front Rank

first place, it affords a convenient and
unlimited source of supply for mate
rial of which the city will undoubtedly
make enormous use in time, and of
these advantages 1t has already availed
itself to an extent that bespeaks great
success to the company. In the second
place, the establishment of the Barber
Asphalt Paving company, for the man
ufacture of paving material and other
asphalt products. The manufactures of
the company, consisting of street paw
ing, reservoir lining, floors and side
walks, under the general brand of the
Durango asphalt, are we'll known to
municipalities and the industries all
over the United States. Such an estab-
lishment adds another industry of great
value to the city, and it's benefits will
be numerous. Since it's establishment
here in 1904 the company has erected
it's own refinery. and refines it's own
leum produced in the Los Angeles dis
trict It's plant is erected on three
acres of ground, the ientrance to which
is at 1920 Dale street. 1t has also
erected a rock crusher at 731 Lawrence
street, and has all the facilities and
materials for the manufacture of it's
paving material complete and in guam
titles to fill contracts of any magni
tude. The company employs fifty men
at the works, and the work of refining
and manufacturing to fill numerous
large contracts is in progress. The
home office of the Barber Asphalt
Paving company is in the Land and
Title building. Philadelphia. c. S. Kent
is the manager of the Los Angeles dis
trict, with office at 321 Henne building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Activity Is Shown
i'm Expansion
of Firms

the very best facilities for manufactur-
ing, excellent advantages for the prompt
shipment of orders, the company is in a
widespread character and in prompt
and most satisfactory manner, guarantee
ing their productions in each and every
line to be the best and most durable that
money can produce
1t manufactures a complete line of
vitrified, salt-glazed sewer and water
pipe, 8 to SO inches; terra Gotta chimney
brick and fire clay, stoneware, earthen-
ware, etc.
It's vitrified salt-glazed sewer pipe is
acknowledged to be superior to anything
made on the coast, being thoroughly Wit
rified and well glazed, both inside and
outside. 1t makes a speciality of large
sized culvert pipe, double strength, in
cludlng 36-inch, size never before sue
cessfully made on the coast.
Its earthenware line includes all sizes
of ollas, flower pots, fern pans, hanging
All standard shapes of fire brick are
carried in stock and special shapes are
made to order on short notice, In fact,
large stock of it's productions and
is prepared to fill and ship promptly
orders of any magnitude. Its trade
Southern California and Arizona, and is
constantly expanding, and will short
ly reach into Nevada and also San
Francisco. Wherever introduced its
goods are supplanting all others and
are recognized as the acme of reliability
and the embodiment of the highest order
of workmanship and materials
The company issues an illustrated cata-
logue, which it will be pleased to mail
on application. This is an industry of
great Importance TO Los Angeles, and
one that. we are proud to see so pros
porous, for its officers are among the
most enterprising and progressive in the
city. Employment is given to between
fifty and sixty skilled artisans at the
very highest wages paid in this industry;
May the Los Angeles Stoneware and
Sewer Pine company prosper and grow
in the future as they have done in the
past.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
AsA*&a :

products the business has grown and
prospered, and about twenty men are
now employed in it. This company
grows it's own grapes and distills vari-
lite brand being the Good Samaritan
port, sherry and brandy, the latter for
medicinal use. It's aim is not only alb
solute purity, but superiority In all its
liquors are shipped to all parts of the
United States The owner of the South
ern California Wine company is Hugo
progressive citizen, who we'll deserves
the success of his untiring efforts in
this business.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
THE BARBER ASPHALT
PAVING COMPANY

OF the many results of great benefit
covery of oil in California, and-to
bring the matter for closer inspection
and an analysis of immediate benefits
nearer home-the development OF oil at
our very doors, in the city, was the re-
cent establishment of branch works OF
the Barber Asphalt Paving company at
Los Angeles. This establishment was
the prospect of two great. leading re-
suits very much to be desired In the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Arizona, New Mexico, Washington, Ore
gon, Louisiana and Texas. The officers
of the company are William Lacy. presl-
dent, and r. II. Lacy. secretary with Of
fees at 334 North Main street These
gentlemen are brothers, who began their
enterprise as practical tradesmen and
with limited facilities.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
LOS ANGELES FIRE.
WORKS COMPANY

made its establishment here seventeen
years ago and since that time this city
has been the great pyrotechnic headquar-
tiers of the Pacific coast. The company
is famous for the immense stock of fire.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-07-22
Nevada All Right

poor little Nevada, so commiser-
.,od by the Eastern press, is on the
r,gbt side of the ledger. We have a
mortrage on Massachusetts, to the
Mount of $6S5,O00 and there is
$4,000 more for New York or
~oonnsylvania If they get in a tight
n,ace and ask for assistance, says
colonel VIM. Gottwalt, the able edi-
tor of the Carson News.
All this comes out of the school
funds. which contain more assets
tban any other State in the Union,
with the exception of Texas.
Governor Sparks, who suggested
ne editorial to the News, was proud
"a say except Texas" for next to
Nevada the Lone Star State stands
nearest to his heart.
Nevada has a land grant of two
million acres devoted to pubic schoo
1t has money in the
treasury as we'll as gilt-edged bonds
# distributes a per capita nearl!
three times that of California for thu
support of it's pubic schools.
Wherever a Nevada family far on
in the hills or plains adopts tn
Roosevelt doctrine opposing race sui
eide to the extent of FIVE or six of
spring, and they ask for a school
house, it is built and the Stars an
Stripes set flying above it.
Nevada erects no bronze statue
10 the memory Of those whom
would honor. That money is eS
pended for the far more worthy pul
pose of stamping out illiteracy. NJ
yada has the greatest percentage
college graduates of any State in tn
Union. ~
In fact, Nevada is advancing
the educational line so rapidly thi
it is a wonder that so many poe
people are content to dwell els
where and rear their families und'
such adverse conditions.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-07-22
NEW TO-DAY.

The names Of the adjoining mining claims,
thereof, are as follows. On the \. Survey No.
2lS7 Cats Paw Mine, Applicant Claimant, and
the Junction Placer (unsurveyed), Applicant
Claimant; on tine Il. Paymaster Lode (unsur.
veyed), Applicant Claimant, and q. Y. u. Lode
(unsurveyed), Red Rock Consolidated Mining
Company Claimant; on the s., z. u. Lode (un
surveyed, w. j. Bandors Claimant; Accidental
Lode (unsurveyedl, Frank Lathrop ct al. Claim
ants; Panther Lode tunsurveyed), Frank Davis
ct al. Claimants and Tiger Lode (unsuryeyed),
Frank Davis ct al Claimants; on the w. Survey
No, 2lS5, Short Lode, Applicant Claimant,
All persons claiming adversely the mining
ground, vein, lode, premises, or any portion
thereof, so described, Surveyed, plated and ap-
piled for, are hereby notified that unless theiI
adverse claims are duly fled according TO law
and the regulations hereunder, within the time
prescribed by law, with the Register OF tht
United States Land Ottice at Carson CITY
County OF Ormsby. State Of Nevada, they vii
be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of said
statute,
y. II. GALLUP,
Register.
IL is hereby ordered that the foregoing notic'
period Of ten consecutive weeks In the ToNoPAl
BoNANZA. a weekly newspaper published a
O. II. GALLUP,
Register.
Date of first publication July g, 1909,
KEY PITrMAN,
Law Attorney for Applicant,
Rooms aud . Golden Block, Touopah, Nevada
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, J
CtRE0N CRY, NEVADA.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-07-22
NEW TODAY
No. 1858.
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Lahnr Dny Celebration.

Delegates from all the labor
unions in the State will meet in
Carson tomorrow TO arrange for a
grand celebration Of Labor Day in
that city on the first Monday in
September.