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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Offer of Peace

ST. PETERS ttRG !, January a--2 A.A Nj.
White there i IL no longer AM doubt iii
official circles Iii 81. Petersburg that
to fate sc Port Arthur has Been decided
and 4 General stoessel's long and gallant
defense ended, news OF the sttrreride has
not yet beer, allowed to react tho public
Foreign kilograms regarding tho matter
have been withheld from the neaspapeIs
pcndlng the Issue Of, the Of iclal announce
2rnc11t here's. 1t has been learned hat the
Hast telegram sent by E>n1pe ror III N chons
no. Gctleral Stoessel vested tho cointnntid-
or of the Port Arthur forces with discre-
;tionnry powers, and urge ed Il him to exer-
cso them rather than al low the defen sc
to 20 {to the last ditch. ~ his may account
5for-tho apparently brief time required 70
conclude tho negotiations between & tie
BRussion md 4 Japanese commando rs, no
time having been ioccupied y In con1t1lunt--s
eating with Emperor nj cll bias. is
Seduully$certain; TINT General Stoessel did
not surrende WI thou Y prev lous nut
ton }
s38In diplomatic circles tonight where
there Isl every reason to be lievcs there rs
tho best informant on regard Ing the plans
of the Japanese IT Is sta ted 4 hat the fall
of VIII be pro lm7ptl f1ll2 rs
Shy an offer Of peace from npnt,sis = is
that "a strong effort Will be
made to have tho offer como through
dent RooseVe cit. III
There lis much III discusslo on !, relative to
Vice Admiral r q estvensk 8 voyage to, the
far East. It 91s ruinOred that his SQUAD
ron, may lie recall ed to the Bn tic to await
relnforcements5 md gprocec east ward next
summe when Il will DO d eci dedly ST. y
iperior In streng til 3S8 to Admiral Togos
fleet; but there Is nothing authoritative
BtoE support s,,ch d report. 1t is known
that Admiral Rojestvensky, had al ternn-
1.-Two Instructions when he sailed, j 50 voring
such acknowledgements has now arisen. 4 4.
THE political effect in 4 Russia OF 4 the
fall OF Port Art thur Is awaited Il With he
greatest Interest. Tho hour Of grief of; the
loyal Russians Is almost sure To- be ken
Eadvntltage "a OF by Il tho " iscontenled He le-
Smellts to mako demonstrat Ions against the
government v Tho reyolut ionary party has
alread y decid ed to- use the; occasl Ion for a
general demonstratl lon 53s}si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Progress Of Baltic Fleet

9 8$9 BY Assoc ated I'rcss)
G. .rANfATAYT1 ,8$$11ADAGAsCAIa, January
2,-V ice-Admirnl Rojestvensky's division;
of the Russian second Pnciflc squadron,
consisting OF five III battleships three
cruisers, the transports Kanschatka and
;Anndyr, anu the hospital ship Orcl, an
chored in the roadstead OF st. Mario to-
day. The dispatch boat I.ibaus fterwards
visited Tamatave to .flle dispatches She
lllErcjoin the division this evening 8 The
I,ibau$ reports that the Russian warships
are In excellent eond tion,y despite the SCI
.vero storms they shaveEcrcount tered. 3ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Bristol, Va,
(spocjalIt "a MIC 'rimes- DIspatoh, I !,

lspecial to The Tlmes-p lspatoh,)
wha Ai naSs lmS p lSes seaf 1
hs Il hs si9fX nEsto a
xended and its Industrial Interests 4 In
creased. y he coal md ,tlIr opesratons
Werd inactive during thp5lgttcr, bal of he
fects Of ,lhls, but The dull Rperloil was not
regarded as OF " permanent nature, "a
that there was NOT. ~ depression In busi-
saio and retail and tho manu- actllrer.s
.allifreport q good year, while the bank
'reports show decided evidences OF In
tstandpolnt; 1t. Vas q good Year, There was
expended for residences alone sonnet hing
like $500, 900, While the number Of business
houses erected was not SO great as In
1908. still there were some very handsome
buildings erected, Incl uding the handsome
new home Tor tho First Nat onal bank of
bristol which Az NO I yet ready but hitch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
10000 Given Away 10 Readers der
.8gs n az t3e rrvs Ati 1. I'M january.

The Plan simple You have until "a
uary 2btli ocr, ana .tnei
guess how fiin,iy oftts tley'll contain. for S
thes~hoio month";. Il Ms # II 1. 4. VI
Correct Of nearest 3y,iesser $wl IL receive
N $25 00g Berry IN TO q u IL
,rhe second nearest gtesser, a $1,000
stft,ril OF CT HES H 81. a, \,
sg,r'he Third, d s7.5O SMOKING JACKET ~
4 Thc next three, a $3.50 BATH re BID.
The next 1--WE, 81. 90 GLOVES. Il
Il ,rhu next I ten, 300. s. G. RI. y53i
There's IL BOOB Y I If2t IN, too! AZ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
81 Insurance Men Dine,

1the attaches Of tho NORTHWESTERN
Mutual Insurance COMPANY Wore enter
inoreland Clul, by N u. y. a; Gary. The
AFFAIR was most On oyabln, Among those
present were lie foloWing gentlemlelnl;
tleton Fllsgorald. ", ri tzgernld. u.
yJ3ottighelmer, j. WI undley. ] |, G. M Her,
Charles w. Hirkl To-. ]. L, q lieeffe, w, a,
Watkins v, a.; NYeltz, q, A. Cary, 2 r.
George a 'raber, Or. n eiabell TIA bib. 3lor.
IT'S. Nc Leu ,a XII }$ & Tx AZ g s5i Hi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
TERMS OF sURREN b Err.
Washington Hears That Nogi
Accepted Proposals Of
General Stocssel.
tBy Associated Press. )

ss{i WASHINGTON, jan 1.-The Japanese
lega ton Tonight received a cablegran
from Toxic. saying that ,ho negotiations
for tho surrender of Port Arthur had
been concluded, and that details or the
terms Of surrender would be cnbled later.
Tho cablcgram said tho articles of cap
itulation were concluded at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
The advices received at the Japanese
legation say that General NoEi accepted
the the. terms Of surrender proposed by Cen
Heral Stocsscl. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

Will cost about SIS. 900 when completed. IN.
Brlatol Is hopeful as. regards further
railway, corst ruction. and Il nov expects to
ns o Soa eida
point OH the South "a tlantic coast ME
~ The business men Of Brlstol have every
cause to believe hat tn ey oar 1905 Will
pcrity$t han did Tho year 1901. This feel
ing Is based upon no fact that the coal
and colking opera Ions and tn el ron m
;rcsllmetf With great earnes tness. and IT
looks as though there would be at least
q year OF solid bust ness along these lines
and In the timber and wood rOking p U.S.
incsscsf as wei III s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
/ STORY OF LAST DAYS.
Stoesscl, Braycst Of the Brave,
Would Have Fought to
the Bitter End.
(By Associated Press. !

~ N by ItfSOtIHIpU II'ftSs.) ~ M
CHE FL 200. January 2--tMidnght>.--
Commander Kartzow, OF the Russian
torpedo boat destroyer ylastni which ar
rived here to-day, In am interview with
the Associated Press correspondent to-.
night, said:
Port Arthur falls OF exhaustion, not
only of4ammuniiion. but of men. ISL
4 fstYle remnant of the garrison left had
Teen doing the work OF heroes for. five
days and iiye nights, hnt Yesterday they
renched the8limit nf human endurance,
Lii, the classmates Of the forts one saw
everywhere faces black with starvnti ion,
exhaustion and nerve strain, You spoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
RUSSIANS DE [; ''l|I|.R!||.
JAPS WILD With Joy.
R(Cohtlnucd from u if'st Fagei) IN

d recopalz ID Eit Bard to express d ling:
ness 8 accent the good fflces OF France
Or the United \ states Iii nh effort I, n to
bring about {, cessation Of 4 i hostili Ties
5,fhis, however, ID hardly probable until
Fo1estvenslsy has had IN OPPORTUNITY 70 70
rdenionstrato whether4o Or not lie can wrcst
tho control IL the seas froii1 tho Jara.-sl
inbSp. Ss t ttSP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

II H ow about y OUR N ew Years
resolution 2 Just q word
about ours. n, Ky Z is - If VI
u We're resolved n ct to bore
lyousWith long advertiser
8$3 Look at our advertis m g nts.
every day$and@v we will agre!e5:.ls
First, to al Vvay vs. q give you
something new. Il
y Second Ito furnish the best
clothing at3the rig hit prices.
52 Third to keep you posted on
style. 155sl Il {; 81
Fourth, Is protect your peck,
,et-book. 81!
a I, To-d 1--WE offer 5thirty-twol
.nutibroWnsSu 5(nuts5 atl829).
81 Our price, $4,000. ii.s5
" English wal king and double
and single breasted styles. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
MI. Amos EIerc...

i Mr.. John Amos. Of lsalelgh, is a guest
his friends, George Ruskoil Aland FRANK
Anthony, yesterday They showed him
the 1nWns re q n n 81; u l9g
TO. GU REg IA GOLD I'm ONE DAY IS ~
Take Laxative Rromo QunIle Tnblets,
n II drugglst Is refund the Ilney IT, 10 falls
10 cure 10: Wy. Groves slgngtllre 70 on q
each box. 225c.--ad v, IA 2SSES n b M s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

Ing extrais were tho rneBseng gers W Tho car
,rled tho nows ITO tho holiday crowds iii,
tho streets. Tho n rk,oplo grabbed tho
papers and repea ted tho cries. ,rlius was
\ the news carried /. throughout Il the n oity,
and within d few minutes 4 He firing Or
aerial boorns and dayli gh 4 rockets began
!in|svarlous parts OF 4 he city. Bands ap.3
peared and a score OF small PROFESSIONS
formed and su Urged Il through 4 ho principal
street s. {& 3$$ M VI 5iF
Japan has paid d slleavy prlco for tho
Russian for tress. N Y The 4 prospect OF W ts
early capltulation cheercd II no neopl q as
no other event of I lie war has done. Tho
New X eal. recep ion and K ali-
SdIence Sto the army ana navy 3 Ulcers and
civil officials continued this morning
The news from Port Arthur ga We tlddt-s
5tionnl cheer to B tho general exchange of;
congratulations s ~
t.3sIttis{believed hero thnt the Port Arthur
garrison has received liberal terms here
Is 4 a. general dispositio to be Inagnanl-s
nous In View Df tho gaiYson s. marvellous,
defense. Tho public has not been in-5
formed Of the result OF tho meeting OF
the capitrlauon inissioners at 4 noon
today, 3 but IL was believed hat tho
terms had M nlread y Il beer, II q greed ON ss
s$ IN mllitaiyf circles the opinion was ex-S5
pressed that tho discussion covered only
q ,fcw$s questions. including all owing the;
garrison % 8 march out carrying
their arms, permitting tho S garr;;-E
son to return h to Russia with g$ or.
without their officers and recurring their
B parole sFnot to take my further part In
tho war \ u Is possible that J pan will
permit tho entire 81 rrlson to return 10
Russia with artns upon n giving their
parolc 5 G rs XVI 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
ne "a ~ 8fisi4ss
AZ 3I5)s Study the Il,
Following Prices.

Following f Prices is,
md md illIund erstanld why
we \, are always ab1lstlte7. 5
Fresh l'''l'y II Country Eggs, d % y
IN, s. /. NJ. I /, . B, q, &c
Early !; June Peas, 3! &c can o. ].
3 for {. /. q. 70 zoe
NJ California u ~ a p o + tie d
Pears per pound NJ. ~ lie Y ~
5aN North Carolina Roe Her 81 y
rings, per dozen lbc3
Whole Grain Carolina Rice,
per pound s.: 4. ,a,..,5,. 5 PC
Best Macsar o1li, per lb.. VA &c : q
Oil s. ardines per box .' Z. q. &c y
Cape God CRAM berries, per
quart n. !. II; 4, Sc !:
"a Best America Gra1lula.tt y
Sugar per pound NJ 3 J. S y 2 q.
New Seed ca ] r aisins, in J: ] ~ N
pound pack ages . !. ~. v. ~ 81
Lond 81 Lay er Raisi1ls, per
pound . n. oc y
French Candy, per lb t,,,, .. 5c5
Large Fat M ack e 81 y o. 81
LARGE, Julcy " y aao
sour pic dies gal \; n /. 81
arqe Boxes Mustard . ard " \. ..oo
LARGE Irish Potatoes, peel I. a 90
III pounds irglnia Buck"f'e = sxoo 1
Corn, bushel, 500. ats . n , ~
Best sugar Corn, cans ". .s..' 90
New n or,iny and Grits, 2 pounds for .' ~
Good famed r omato es M. g 90
Came omatoes IA. \. :. !. ~; oo
shredded cocoanut, pound a I! e
iWtoie sweet 5, lckes, Y a a ues
Best c ty Meal, pe IL peck 7c. O. DUST d. ooc
Canned tomatoes large cans & f ~ 2so
Canned Salmon 81. ~ oc
New ou art airs one.- Made a' Sweet sweet .,
E Pickles ioc
Brooms chez p-f string, 1eo,; i've, ~.
kararnel syrup, d TART car, i. y. sc 1
Fresh Corned and Smoked II ANS, ID ~. &c
Glib Jars n ONE M ade Prose S. 1881 c 4
Blackberry or cataWba Wine, / quart. 12c A
Ginger Snaps or Soda Ora ckers, ID. ... Mcs
Home Made PRESERVES A. 80. i6c$
Salt Salmon, pound 81. 81. &c
Best M atches, dozen boxes 4c8
French Candy, pound h. 4. ". ' 90
New Rolles Oats, 4 avykeye I package e,
N othe &. go
Best Timothy Hay, -hundredWels chit i. !. eoc I
Canned Sugar Corn for. Il. B. ESQ
Duffy's N alt hIskey, per bottle:.,5 soe
= TUT II MANS SON
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= u 4
convey to FOUR cellency assurances Of
my respect 3 i# 4
i (signedO 81 M n OGI.
Military Honors for Stoessel.
IA d lspatch from tho Japanese army be-
4 fore Port Arthur received at noon today,
says: \; SGS NY .3}SE8 ,55 5s E9if5s
THE enemys forces occupying 1lcck-
wan Mountain and @ n fort, following an
explosion at 1890 i O. clock this morning,
opened a sudden and fierce rifle fire,
which suddenly stopped. Our scouts were
5dispatched TO tho scene and Immediately
Bafterwards found tho enemy evhcuatlng
these places. Our forces in1n! edlately oc-
Scupied thcse@t two forts and also thc
heights known as M and IN south of
the forts. This morning almost all he
enemy $ ships large and small We're Blown
up 8in the entrance and inside the .arhor.
Our offensive movements have been sus-
pended pending The negotiations.'''
5 Marshal Yamagatn, chief of the general
staff. under orders from the; Emperor has
dispatched the following telegram to Cen
%eral Nogl: N III @
when respectfully Informed His
Majesty OF General stocssel's proposal Tor
capt lation, His Majesty was pleased
ato@state that General Stoessel has rem
$dered commcndablc service to his country
IN the u midst Of difficulties and It IS His
.Msajesty,s wish, that military honors be
shown to him. Fl. AK 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
aGte ]r)I,

Il After#long aud brave resistance . Port
Arthur surrenders and Japanese will en-;
ter town to-day; terms u of capituation1
were signed asst night; all llonors to Stoess-3
sci, the valiant Russian, whose heroic
defense has won gthe admirationSof even!
his cnem les x TOXIC Wild with JOY; ST. Pc
{tersburg plunged In gloon ~ CIV pres ent-
menr a gainst Bisnop SI'al bot Will be olIered
and will contain sensational charges; 5a IT
torney now on way to see presldllln.g blshop
Texas TOWN egro lyncled by$A rkansas
mol b official and resident yYashnEto
extends New Y eur greetings to President
way South might retaliute IL Bond squcs-
ton IS raised 49, Cargo offnaptha on Nor
$Wegar bark exploded ut sea and eleven
Of crew were 5killed---C Corn favorites
American DISH M { ssRE i Ia;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
81 i IN.
OLD.v|RG|N|A.
Continued From Firth Page,

Icing tal1cllS,lp on tho bay side for plant-s
Ing purposes Is increasing, and the indus
try may develop better 500 j3s ~ r.
Il Tho crab, clam and fish season during
1904 was very successful. "A lis II III r. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
laps DRIVEN BACK
iRep,lsed il1# Effort t. Break
Russian Il Center a 355sl
4 4 Mukden.
!. I, lRv a ss,ssn,ciat ed Press

.5ii (By Associated Press
itMUKDEN, n January PA heavy cannon
AIDE. and rifle fire commenced on the Rus
sian center early this morning and con
tinued during tho day 1T Is reported here
that tho Japanese attacked In an effort
TO break the center, but were driven back
with great loss. 55 /; n Il i,5. z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
North Carolina.

8s The Executive Mansion under qinrtal n
tine because G overnor$ 4Aycock's little
daughter has diptherln; the new Governor
will NOT BIO able to come III at the time
$4,000 at Ralelgh- Pcnitentlary report
shows large decrease because Of tho
5siump in cotton Big land deal aln5 Anson5
and 5Rlchnrd counties end Pee Dee River 81
captured 1T S,inbury by the sheriff of
Gates county and placed In jail evatlt
and Brother enter9petiti ton II. bankruptcy
at Greensboro With $3.50 900 liubil y ties IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Virginia.

Petersburg Council elects coinn,i ttee 70
seek aid froir, Congress for deereninE anu m!
Widening the clty's llarhor----Cf. tuck
Of, a Justice OF the pence Of H Hal
nearly killed by young hors SCI ~ oh nus
5kiiiinr OF Luther Trad err Norfolk and l
Western to build new office blildlhg OF
Roanoke and gives Big order FER ca rs :,
$The angry ptnin. of p,lgeyc Tres s,1u -
Steamer at Onancock and hits a,Syoung
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES person fires n pistol INTO
Norfolk and Western passenger train neal r,
pcte1sburE---Two Lake submarine boats
loaded Sonang German steamer at Newport;
port Nows--Drugglst Slmmonds, q
$Lynchburg, heavily fined for selling
cocai e, s2sl VII 3ti ttaA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
SUMMARY oE rHI b ]! ! VS. $. l l::yll J
8,f,he Weather

MA sfYtNuTo IN g J,t,i. q cast FOR
satti6siay and nesd ... N.
frinia sAin III sottt rain or snow IN "
III nortipIi cold N llcn coluss
A ~ mi SI1isht,s winds hecbfntt, ailnr
sSss6 thr,sK rs nigh, dnesd yg u.
NORTH Caroline u and coid te
day, brlsk Sto high northwest winds IsYedr
S Rioh n1ond's weather vest erday wal ] TAR
+ ara moderate IN tenn eitlt ufe. s8
Sfss ,Sls Richmond.
1,etition sfor writ of error end ~ nperses.
SdeasEin the M Cte cas- be pre- te sa
INT IA Supreme Court OF calls ~ lIVioV
hi1iorilinE--.M iss Gertrude SKeit g
III fhrf,wti from, horse afld is gged lily
ra "a rrowiy escapif1g sc rlous in JURY
- camp elects ofi GERS Tor n y
v I'M months. rhef5wloa snatched lady .
3gnDtk6tbook shot and frosted ~ fsf lli
mount oftl cer-,1 udge Scot iss'lcs Wy
FOR ristrate8 who failed to ppear y e :,
SfSrdnv =, q NJ j oscpll ~ I3rauy
a spnointed clerk OF the Circuit Court 70
q siircced Mr.. Nj. f.. Plensants, resi- cd
Death Or Mr.. r. II I. NJ. 1Ia rrison. dru glsst
an knocked from horse ana severeist
initred--4Mr Pollard m EN- Der OF real es.
sefntes firm---A nnual New y ear dinner ~
jefferson 1Cl lovemert for colnpnrlh1 g.
ton az library public hall Enin ing n N
&,,oni,larity.BM ANC HEST ID - usy Coui'-
Il III committees this week----I3i g improve,
fr1erits9to tho Old Dominion Iron and Nail
81Vorks-A thousand men 70 get employ en- tIS
mcflt. 2; A f. al5 X 5ifa t55A ,8
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S. ULL MAINS SON,

Main Street Stores, ! 800 i s22 East IN ain
Street &; Marshall Street Store, sos e
5 ~ III M East Marshall Street. AZ ,!3S
p homes gat Our il Wo Stores, g3IssSi
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-11
Notice of street Worn

Public notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 18th day of August, A; d.
Angeles did. at its meeting on said day,
adopt an Ordinance of Intention. num-
bered 11,424 (New series), to have the
That a vitrified pipe sewer be con-
EIGHTEENTH STREET,
between Central avenue and Naomi ave-
nue.. between the points, on the lines, at
the elevations and on the grades as are
designated on the plan and profile of said
gineer Of said city said plan and profile
being numbered 1859 in the records Of
said office; said sewer shall be built
across such street or alley intersections,
bers, fushtanks, iron covers, steps and
buckets, and other appurtenances, as are
designated upon said plan and profile;
Said improvements shall be constructed
in accordance with said plan and profile;
in accordance with plans Nos. 25, 5,452, 24,74S
and 25,453 on file in the office of the said
City Engineer; and in further accord
ance with the specifications therefor on
file in the office of the City Clerk of said
city; said. specifications being. entitled
sewer in Eighteenth street, between Cen
trail avenue and Naomi avenue in the
City of Los Angeles and which specif-
its meeting of August II, 1905, which said
plan and profile, said plans and said
specifications. are. hereby referred to for
more particular description of said work.
Sec 2. That said contemplated work
of improvement, in the opinion of said
City Council, is of more than local or
ordinary public benefit, and said City
Council hereby declares that the district
in the said City of Los Angeles benefited
by said work or improvement and to be
assessed to pay the costs and expenses
thereof is described as follows;
All that portion Of the City of Los
Angeles included within the following
described exterior boundary line, to wit:
Commencing at the most northerly cor
ner of lot "a of plat of w. T. Dalton Or
chard tract, as per map recorded in Book
l, pages 7 and s, of Maps, Records of Los
Angeles County; thence from said point
of beginning easterly and parallel to the
north line of Eighteenth street to ths
thence easterly in a direct line to the
most northerly corner of lot 66, of said
mentioned map; thence easterly in a
direct line and parallel to the north line
of said Eighteenth street to the most
easterly corner of lot 5S of said mentioned
map; thence southerly in direct line
to the most southerly corner of lot so Of
said map thence westerly in direct line
and parallel to the south line of said
Eighteenth street to the most westerly
corner Of lot 72 of said map; thence north
erly in a direct line to the most southerly
corner of lot II of said map; thence
westerly and parallel to the south line
cf said Eighteenth street to the east lino
of Central avenue; thence northerly along
the east line of said Central avenue to
the point of beginning.
Reference is hereby made to said Or
dinance of Intention for further partic-
ulars.
s-11-16 ct Street Superintendent
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-11
Ordinance No. 1870

NNeW SerleS.)
An Ordinance of the Mayor and
Council of the City of Los Angeles
changing and establishing the name of
certain street in the City of Los An
geles.
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles do ordain as follows:
Section l. That the name of that
certain street heretofore known as and
called
LA BONDAD AVENUE.
between Wilson street and Santa Clara
street, as shown upon map of the Long
& Stedman Tract, recorded in Book Fl,
at page So Miscellaneous Records Of
Los Angeles County, be and the same
is hereby changed to the name of
FOURTEENTH STREET.
Sec. g. The City Clerk shall certify
to the passage of this Ordinance and
shall cause the same to be published
once in the Los Angeles Herald, and
thereupon and thereafter 1t shall take
effect and be in force.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Ordinance was adopted by the Council
of the City of Los Angeles at it's meet
ing of August 81. 1906.
H. ]. LELANDE,
City Clerk.
Approved this 9Th day of September
OWEN McALEER,
ell. It Mayor.