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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
improvements by Wards
Below is the showing of September
improvements by wards:
Total, $50 permits. s..................S,1 l
Leading Building Permits

Following is list of the principal
building permits issued during the past
week:
New Hampshire street, 633-L.
Schwartz, owner; James Smith, build
er; two-story, fourteen-room frame res
idence $11,36O.
Casco street, 44O-A. ]. Yorker, 222
North Vernon, owner; L. H. Yorker,
builder; one and one-half-story, seven
room frame residence, $4,000.
Twenty-first street, 1884 West-Frank
Stiff Thirty-first and Grand, owner;
Murphy & Crook, builders; one-story,
seven-room frame residence, $2404.
oxford avenue, 1S25-Mrs. A. M. Long,
149 West Thirty-fifth, owner; ]. w.
Long, builder; two-story, eight-room
frame residence, $35OO.
Oxford avenue, 17OO-L. G. Tyler, 800
West Thirty-eighth, owner; o. E. Her
shey, builder; two-story, eight-room
frame residence, $3OOO
Sixth street, 215-219 East-I. N. Van
Nuys. Commercial and Alameda, own
er; four-story brick building, 100000.
Pico street, 25O7 West-J. g. Nolan,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
TOURIST HOTEL AT LONG BEACH

1t is announced that a permanent
organization of the new Tourist hotel
company at Long Beach have been eff
fected by the directors of the old and
new companies. Officers were elected
as follows: President, lothian Bixby;
vice presidents, ]. B. Heartwen and
Charles r. Drake; secretary Harry
Barndollar; treasurer, A. M. Goodhue:
attorney, John S. DAILY; consulting at
torneys, Cochran & Williams OF Los
Angeles; executive committe, C. R.
Drake, ]. B. Heartwell, Harry Barn
dollar, A. M. Goodhue, Stephen Town
senr, W. L. Porterfield, P. E. Hatch.
Plans for the proposed building have
been adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

725 West Sixteenth, owner; ]. A. Kemp,
builder; two-story frame residence,
$4,000.
Virgil street. 614-E. j. Parblow, AL
Westlake owner; A. Winberg, builder:
two-story, eight-room frame residence,
$1,000.
st. Andrews place, 1815-Ione Mecca
han, 1852 West Twenty-third street,
owner; Staggers, builder; two-story,
eight-room residence, $437O.
Westlake avenue, 182S-Maria Smith,
1850 West Fifteenth. owner; e. ].
Smith, builder; two-story, ten-room
frame residence, $4,000.
Seventeenth street, 752 East-Mrs. M.
! Ellis, 751 East Eighteenth, owner c. e..
Brobst, builder; one-story frame resi-
dence, $3.50.
Gladys avenue, 725-Ade Orril, 1898
Sunset boulevard, owner; Clyde Jack
son, builder; two-story frame fiat
building, $239O.
Rampant street, 75S-William Furgu-
son, Third and Hill, owner; J. w. Rog-
ers, builder; two-story ten-room frame
residence, $1,000.
Harvard boulevard, 2151-C. e. Sea-
man, owner; Alta Planning Mill COM
pany, builder; two-story, fourteen
room frame residence, $4,000.
Harvard boulevard, 1325-Thomas
O'Neil, 2911 South Main, owner and
builder; two-story, eight-room frame
residence, $25OO.
Dalton avenue, 31O6-Mrs. H. A. Bog
gett, 1O14 West Thirtieth, owner; Hen
ry Block, builder one and one-half
story, seven-room frame residence,
$22OO
Los Angeles street, $50 South-T. ].
Douglass, sol Grant building, owner;
G. T. Thompson, builder; addition to
brick building, $4,000.
Juanita avenue, 631-Mrs. L. S. Gra-
ser, 6221s Alvarado, owner; w. D.
Campbell, builder; two-story, ten-room
frame residence $4,000.
Main street. 45O7 South-A. C. Arm
bruster, owner; Gus Schipkowsky,
builder; two-story, nine-room frame
residence, $3.50.
Soto street, sol North-Magdalena s.
Helms, 500 North Soto, owner; one
story frame residence, $40.
Wall street, 1708-Lizzie r. Bowers,
at lot, owner; E. S. Williams & Co..
builders; two-story, five-room frame
residence $4,000.
Santa Cruz, 1910, V. Rice, 2OO3
South Grand, owner; H. D. McCabe,
builder; two-story frame residence,
$27OO.
Main street, 2723 south-Frederick
Fspe, Fifty-ffth and Main, owner; G..
F Barber, builder, three-story brick
building, $1,000.
Hobart boulevard. 1656-Helman
Reeve, 124S Harvard, owner; w. r.
Wright, builder; two-story. eight-room
frame residence $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
Rounht for Investment

The Althouse Bros. and C. A. Sumner
& Co. report sales of property as fol-
lows:
2. Markham to M. Briggs, a four
fiat building on the northeast corner of
Ingraham and Bixel streets, lot 5Ox1OO
feet; an investment; consideration 3d.
600,
II. C. Eagon to o. w. Strong, an
uniInproved lot on the north side Of
West Ninth street, 65 feet east of Union
avenue; lot 65x16O feet; an investment;
consideration $4450,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
The Joy Of IL

Newitt-No, of couse, Batcheller
doesn't keep house. He just has apart
ments at his club
Wrounds-He doesn't know what life
is. Why, half of the fun of going to
your club is lost unless you've got a
home to stay away from.-Philadelphi
Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01

Mesa Land company to Mrs. Mapel
Arkills, 6Ox15O feet on the west side OF
Ninth avenue. 300 feet north Of Adams
street; consideration, $145O.
H. e. Howard has bought from e.
W. Yarrow vacant lot on Washington
east of Manhattan place for $1,000.
o. w. Strong has purchased from H.
C. Eagan an unimproved lot 6oXloo'
feet on the north side of Ninth street
65 feet east of Union aveune; consider
alton named, $4450.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
NO MORE DANDRUFF
NewbrO's HerpicIde Destroys the Pestif

Does your head itch? Is your coat or
dress full of white flakes after dress
dandruff. Is your hair thinning? Are
you beginning to get bald in spots?
coming bald? If so, that is the effect
of measly little parasite that burrows
in at the root of the hair and throws
the hair at the root. Sciences latest
discovery is a destroyer of that pestif-
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earth but Newbro's Herpicide Try it
and be convinced. A delightful dress
ing. Sold by leading druggists. Send
1Oc in stamps for sample to the Herpi
eide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
FIGURES GOOD
FOR SEPTEMBER
IN THE LINE OF IMPORTANT
IMPROVEMENTS
Aggregate of Valuation, $1,148,43
Comparison With Other Years for
the Same Month-Home
Places Lead

The month of September in the
improvement line rounded out In
good shape, despite the loss of two holi-
days-Labor day and Admission day.
The total of permits issued was $50 for
improvements valued at $1,14S,431. The
permits for September, 1904, were 654.
calling for 1851, ,4S2 in improvements.
The detailed report shows that the
erection of twenty-six one, two, three
and four-story brick structures, ninety
one two-story dwellings, forty one and
one-half-story dwellings and 329 one
story houses were authorized.
Several large improvements are to be
started this month. 1t is expected that
the total valuation for October will be
record breaker.
September Complete
90
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
East Sixth Street Block

The contract has been let for the l.
N. Van Nuys improvement at 215-2l9
East Sixth street, four-story brick
and basement structure to cost S6O'OOO'
The plans were drawn by Architects
Morgan & Walls. The building will be
used by a furniture firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
CITY LIGHTS IN
BOYLE HEIGHTS
BROADWAY ILLUMINATION IN
RESIDENCE DISTRICT
Bonus of $500 for Electric Railway
Extension-Thousands of Dollars
Expended for Development.
Bridge and Railway

There Is probably no section of the
city where developments and improve
ments have been made to equal the
Ninth ward familiarly known as Boyle
heights. The building permits during
the month of August show that this
ward ranks second in improvements.
The railroad extensions made by Mr..
Huntington have added greatly to its
a development company franchise was
obtained from First street to Fifth
street. along Indiana avenue, the
Pioneer Investment company having
paid Mr.. Huntington bonus of $500
for this extension. Cars have been in
operation ever since September 5.
The Cresta del Arroyo tract, compris-
ing over fifty-three acres, is one of the
finest tracts in the entire Boyle Heights,
with its 96-foot streets, 15-foot side
walks, palm trees, cobblestone cutters
and electric lights, duplicating the
Broadway lighting system, ornamenting
the entire tract. The development COM
pany has spent over $4O,0O in improve
ments and great building activity Is
now in progress on this tract.
Euclid Terrace
Euclid terrace, at the corner of Euclid
and Stephenson avenue, comprises
over fourteen acres and was put on the
market less than a year ago. The
entire tract has been built up with
comfortable residences, the company
not having lot for sale at present.
Adjoining it on the east is what is
known as Vista de la Sierra tract, COM
prising over fourteen acres.
On the south Is the La Paloma tract,
owned by w. H. Workman, where ex-
tensive improvements are going on.
The firm of Stone & Blades, with their
Carnation tract, is making great i'm
provements, laying out streets, side
walks, curbing and building numerous
houses. The Janss Improvement COM
pany owns and controls some $50 acres
on Boyle Heights and are eXpendin5
large sums of money improving this
property. This tract intersects the
corner of First street and Indiana ave-
nue..
A New Bridge
The city of Los Angeles has ordered
the city engineer to prepare plans and
specifications which are now with the
committee on bridges for a substantial
bridge across Fourth and Lorena. AS
soon as this is completed, which prob
ably will be the early part Of next year,
the Los Angeles Gas company will pipe
that entire section with gas, and resi-
dents also expect to induce Mr.. Hunt
ington to extend the Fourth street
Traction line from its present terminus
on Fourth street through on Fourth to
the city limits
The Los Angeles Railroad company
now is laying rails extending its line
from Euclid and Stephenson avenue to
Indiana avenue in order to reach the Odd
Fellows and Catholic cemeteries. This
line. when completed which will prof.
ably be In the next sixty days, will open
large area of country which was prac-
tically undeveloped prior to it's exten-
sion.
1t only needs a casual observer to
look around and see that the Boyle
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
Great Development Plans

The fact that Henry E. Huntington
is largely interested in the purchase
of San Diego land and is the leader
IL proposed railroad and other de-
velopments is not disputed. 1t natur-
ally follows that San Diego and vicin-
fly is to enjoy a great awakening,
connecting that city, 200 miles distant
with the electric railway system of
Los Angeles, and ultimately giving
San Diego a steam railway outlet to
the east by way of Imperial. This is
said to be the big scheme for which
the land owners of San Diego county
have been working earnestly for a
term of years. They have not given
up hope, and now that the heavy
land purchases have been made it is
confidently believed that extensive de-
velopment operations will commence
that will attract the attention of in
vestors and homeseekers throughout
the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
SAN DIEGO awake
FOR GREAT THINGS
HUNTINGTON INTERESTS TO
MAKE PROGRESS
Visions of Steam Railroad Outlet to
the East and Electric Connection
With Los Angeles-Purchase
Of Large Acreage

AS neFeJOIOTe dHnOuICeQ III lHS
Herald another rumor is current to the
effect that San Diego soon will have
an outlet for a steam railroad to the
east, project that has been under dis
eussion for long term of years. The
latest story is that the Warner ranch
has been sold for 100000, and that a
check for 100000, 10 per cent of the
purchase price, has been passed to
hold the land. The same syndicate is
reported to have purchased the Robert
Crouch land, $50 acres, at $50 per acre,
lying east of Oceanside; $40 acres of
the Doane land in the Doane valley on
the west side of Palamar mountains;
also the Simon Goldbaum land, 600
acres, and other holdings on the San
Luis Rey river to a point east of
Escondido.
Los Angeles parties connected with
the deals do not deny or fully confirm
the reported sales. w. G. Kerckhoff
OF the Pacific Light and Power COM
pany is interested in the proposition,
but he will not reveal the names of
the members of the syndicate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
Has Sold Thousands of Bottles of
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
DfnrrhOea Remedy and Never Had a
Dissatisfied Customer

Dissatisfied Customer
Mr.. e; E. Eubanks, proprietor of the
Corner Drug Store, Johnston CITY, Ill.
says: II have been continuously en-
gagged in the retail drug business since
April, 1883, and have sold during that
time thousands of bottles of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I can truthfully say that I
have never been asked to refund a Gus
toner's money who was dissatisfied
with this remedy. | take pleasure in
recommending it to all of my customers
who are in need of such a medicine. "
All druggists are authorized to refund
satisfied after using this remedy. It is
for sale by all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
AS San Diego Sees 1t

Information from San Diego giving
particulars of the land purchase states
that from Oceanside eastward all pur-
chaseable property clear to Warmers
ranch and Palomar or Smith mountain,
has been bought. A part Of the prop
erty was purchased by Frank Salmons
and Ed Fletcher, acting as agents for
Huntington, it Is believed.
At least three of the sales made, it
is positively stated, go to the Hunt
ington interests. 1t was only last Fri
day that Judge Conklin issued de-
cree giving a clear title to the War
ner ranch. One of the big propositions
which the investors are contemplating
is the building of a railroad to Pala
to open the rich Lithia mines there.
The Lithia mines at Pala are among
the richest in the world, but could
not be fully developed without trans
portation facilities.
If constructed, this railroad could
connect with the Santa Fe at Ocean
side. Frank A. Salmons said that the
railroad is to be constructed to take
care of the output of the Pala Lithia
mines and Will not be built on through
to Imperial.
On the big Doane ranch in the Doane
valley, watered by Pauma creek, it is
understood the creek is to be damned
and a reservoir three and a half miles
long and a mile and half wide built.
Beside this a big tourist hotel is to
be erected. It is stated on good au-
thority that the deeds to this vast tract
which has been bought comprising it
is said all told nearly 100000 acres of
fine land, soon will be filed.
Among the large pieces of property
sold, and the prices estimated or re-
ported are the following: Simon Gold
baum ranch, $50 acres, $S4, ,45O; Herbert
Crouch ranch, $50 acres, $26, 400; Pauma
ranch, $4,000 acres, about $S5, 600;
George Doane ranch, GAO acres, about
$4,000; Booker ranch 4SO acres, about
$500; Clark ranch, so acres, about
$4,000; Crookshanlk ranch, so acres,
about $4,000; Penny ranch, so acres,
about $4,000,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-01
Alexander { Baldwin
LIMITED.
J. p. COOKE. Manager
OFFICERS.
SUGAR FACTORS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
INSURANCE AGENTS

Hawaiian Commercial 4 Sugar G
Haiku Sugar Company.
paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
klhei Plantation Company.
y1awaliaA Sugar Company.
kahuku Plantation Company.
kahuiui Railroad Company.
Haisakala Ranch Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-01
WEEKLY CROP REPORT
LEAFHOPPERS INCReAsINd
In NORTH PUMA DISTRICT
AN INSECT ATTACKING LANTANA
At NAPooPoo-coFFEE Is IN
GOOD coNDiTloN-sNow
ON HAWAI-.


A. McC. Ashley. Section Director OF
the Weather Bureau, reports on wea-
thar and crons throughout tho Terri
tory for tho weot ending Ju,v 90 n.
follows.
Warm and sultrv conditions have
continued throuybou, tho mast wea,,
with strong trade winds Good rains
have fallen over northern Kauoi.
nortberp oabu wipdward Mani and in
nearly all sections of Hawaii. else.
where the precinitation of the week
has been nebt The drought in the
upper lands of the Kula section of
Mani was broken nv a heavy rain on
the 29nd. IN the lower levels however.
dry weather still prevails. Snow fell
ON the mountain SUBMITS of Hawaii
during the week.
Conditions throughout the week have
been generally favorable for the rapid
! growth OF cane. although strong winds
have had driving effect in certain SEQ.
lions and have caused some slight dam.
age in exposed places. Cane still needs
rain in the Kipahulu district of Maui.
and in portions of the north Kohala
md Kau districts of Hawaii. The har.
vestlng OF mature cane was completed
AZ Multi. Hawaii. during the week, and
will soon be finished at Puma, Hawaii.
Cane planting is proceeding rapidly
and the usual field operations are in
progress. Leafhoppers are increasing
in numbers in the northern portion of
the Puma district Of Kauai The har.
vesting of pineapples continues with
out interruption, and the plants in all
sections are reported as in good condi-
ton. The work Of preparing rice
patches for the second crop is well ad-
vanced. and considerable quantity OF
rice has already been set out and 10
doing well. Coffee is In good condi-
ton, although some blight is reported
In Kona, Hawaii; the berries have be-
gun to ripen In both windward and lee.
ward Hawaii. Leeward pastures need
rain. 1t Is reported that an insect Is
attacking lantana In the vicinity OF
Napoopoo, Hawaii.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS
| ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Kaumana-Weather showery and
sultry; crops making good progress;
hoeing, cultivating and harvesting
cane.-J. e. Gamalielson.
| Hilo-Warm, showery weather, ideal
for crops; steady trade winds.-L. G.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-01

cry: blowing land; planting. hoeing,
stripping and grinding cane.-C. II.
Bragg.
Niulii-Both temperature and rain.
fall have been favorable for growth OF
cane this week. although strong dry
ing winds On cath and 25th were a
drawback; planting. cultivating and
hoeing cane; reaping Of 1905 cane crop
finished during week.-Robt. Hall.
Kohala-Weather warm; light show
ers, but not sufficient for requirements.
still grinding cane.-W. o. Taylor.
Kohala Misslon-A week Of high
winds. with not enough rain to meet
general needs.-Dr. b. ID. Bond.
Puuhue-Occasiona showers. with
strong northeast winds; pastures In
fair condition.-S. p. Woods.
Kamuela-Light showers, with a
northeast gale during week, followed
by fine display Of snow on the noun
tains.-Mrs. E. w. Hay.
Puuwaawaa-Heavy showers and
very high winds early In the week;
latter part Of week windy, but with no
rain.-Robt. Hind.
= Kealakekua - Coffee beginning to
ripen; a good deal OF blight on some
Of the plants and flowers. s, H.
Davis.
, Kealakekua-Cloudy weather. with
light showers during week-Robt.
Wallace.
Napoopoo-unusually warm days
and cloudy nights. with light southerly
winds; lantana dying throughout dis
trict from attack by insects; other vege-
tation doing well.-G. p. Kamauoha.
Kau-Weather warm. with light
showers and light northeast Winds
+. II. Hayselden.
Pahala-One inch of rain fell early
In week. but subsequent high winds
have made things dry again.-H. ID.
Harrison.
Kapoho-Weather warm again, with
considerable wind and rain: pastures
H. good conditional. J. Lyman.
Olaa-Harvesting at Puma almost
completed; good growing weather. and
4
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Kipahulu-Weather is improving
slightly. although rainfall is still in
SUFFICIENT for big cane; young cane
growing flnely.-Andrew Gross.
Nahiku-Moderate trade winds and
frequent showers throughout week
vegetation and stock In good condition.
&c. o. Jacobs.
Huelo-Fair rains In the mountains
have increased the amount OF water
IT, streams. and have afforded a ditch
supply above normal; summer growth
of vegetation about matured pastures
and stock Of all kinds In good condi-
tion.-W. F. Pogue.
Peahi-Past week has been squally;
crops fair; melons failure; cattle
poor; heat on 9th the worst l have
ever seeu-horses and cattle looked
ready to drop.-Geo. Grover
Haiku-Warm and sunny days. with
light rains; very favorable weather for
vegetable growth. especially SO for the
ripening and harvesting Of pineapples;
pastures at low levels getting little
dry, but upper pastures and grazing
stock doing WELD, d. Baldwin.
Paia-Fine weather, with fair winds
and occasional showers blowing, har,
rowing and planting cane; cultivating
wedding, irrigating and fertilizing; al
irrigated crops looking well and prom
Using fairly well.-J. ]. Jones.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-01

agricultural interests generally; prepa-
ration Of rice patches well advanced:
summer mango crop fair: steady trades
and water sufiicient.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei-Weather still warm and dry:
bitches uncertain: 1906 crop cane look
ing well and showing a vigorous
growth; winds during week exceed
ingly strong at times and damaging
cane slightly in exposed portions Of
the fields; cutting back of 1907 ratoons
finished; blowing and cultivating cane;
pastures In need Of rain.-James Scott.
Olowalu - Weather warm, with
steady trades during fore part OF week:
blowing and planting cane: wedding
Geo. Glib.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ahuimanu-Rainfall rather light
during week. but everything doing
wells. Knust.
Observation-Disclosures warmer, with
light showers, mostly at night: coffee
doing well; pastures in fair condition.
John Herd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steadily warm.
very little rain.-A. Irvine.
Ewa-Warm days continue but
nights have been slightly cooler; nc
rain.-Ewa Plantation Co.
Waianae-Weather In Walanae dis
trict has been hot all week. few light
showers have fallen but much more
| rain iS pnpdaJ IL Maypr
Waiawa-Summer pineapples ripen.
ing very rapidly; young plants In
good conditions; several good showers
during week. but more needed.-W. Il
Waters.
Kahuku--Weather showery and quite
warm. with high trade winds; still har-
vesting cane; planting and fertilizins.
--R. T. Chrlstophersen.
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Kckaha-Hot days, with warm
winds; very dry; planting cane con-
tinues.-Kekaha Sugar Co.
Makaweli-Very warm all week.
with high winds and no rain; planta-
ton work progressing steadily.-Ha.
waiian Sugar Co.
Eleele-Weather during past week
has been dry and warm; .33 inch OF
rain fell in the mountains during last
night.-McBryde Sugar Co.
Koloa-Weather continues warm and
quite dry.-P. McLane.
Lihue-Strong trade winds during
week, with occasional mountain show
ers which have kept the main irriga'
tion bitches full OF water.-F. Weber
Kealia-Weather very favorable for
cane. but also for leafhoppers. which
are increasing in number.-W. Jarvis
Kilauea-Very good weather fol
growing cane. warm and showery con-
ditions having prevailed during thu
past week.-L. b. Boreiko.
Hanalel-Chinese still blowing rief
fields, and preparing nurseries fol
young rice plants; pastures and fruit
trees In good conditiop.-E, G. X. Dew
Grill.
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