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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

route for Japan, paid a short visit to
= Mr.. and Mrs. william June at their
home. 400 Reid street.
Mines. J. Holden and Luelia Wood
run OF santa Barbara have been the
guests Of Mrs. d. Loufbarrow at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, leaving
for their homes Saturday.
william Ardouin of 1901 Arlington
street has returned to his home after a
visit in Duluth, Mimi, and Montreal.
Canada.
Miss Lillian Balm. Of whom mention
was made last week. is doing well AMI
hopes are entertained by her friends
for her speedy recovery.
J. e. Crocker, who has spent some
time In Los Angeles, removed to
Omaha, but has recently returned with
his family, intending to make per-
manent home here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

est, since daughters OF many Of the
leading families Of the city belong to
this popular and phianthropic organi-
zation. Friends Of the young ladies'
went down in the late afternoon to join
in the picnic supper and remain for the
moonlight ride home.
The New Century club held its last
meeting for the season Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
yon Warren on orange Grove avenue.
The national colors formed the basis for
the effective decorations Rev. John
Holmes was the principal speaker of
the evening, and a quartet, with Mrs.
Lewis Salisbury, gave several musical
selections
The Young Woman's league gave a
pleasant social at the league rooms
Tuesday evening. A shower for the
rooms resulted in many very pretty
and convenient additions to the fur
nishings.
Each summer the Valley Hunt club
Of Pasadena enjoys unique picnic.
This year, through the courtesy of
Mrs. Caroline Dobblns, the annual event
was of unusual enjoyment, since she
offered her own beautiful grounds for
old-fashioned sports, to be followed by
q picnic supper. Late yesterday after
noon most of the members of this
fashionable club now left in town, took
the electric car to the grounds on the
corner of Garfield avenue and Monte
rey road, where many Of the old-time
Spanish sports were given. The entire
evening was spent out of the doors.
Mrs. ]. c. Brainard Of Altadena is at
THE Breakers" Long Beach, with her
little sons for the season.
DR.. Garrett Newkirk of Altadena left
on Tuesday of this week for a month
at Portland. Mrs. Newkirk and John
NJ. Newkirk will spend a month at
Catalina.
Miss Southwick of Throop, with Miss
Harriet Moore of Los Angeles, sailed
from San Francisco Friday for Homo
lulu, expecting to be gone six weeks.
The trip is to be made entirely upon
a sailing vessel and stops will be made
at number of places.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
POMONA
given.

Mrs. E. M. Keller and daughter, Miss
Clefa Of Los Angeles, have been visiting
Pomona friends for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fianz and daugh-
ter, Miss Ula of Paw Paw, Ill, are
visiting at the home of w. r. Stevens
on West Fourth street.
Charles E. Walker has returned from
Bluff lake. where he went with his
family to locate them for a summer
outing. He will join them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. H. Dorsey Of Los
Angeles have been visiting for a few
days with their daughter, Mrs. c. d.
Wright.
Miss Julia Steffa, Pomona college, 100.
who has been librarian at the college
during the past year, will attend the
New York state library school at AL
bany next year.
Miss Regina Hanson, who has been
attending the state normal in Los An
geles, is home for the summer vacation.
Miss Louise Arundel of Fillmore. CAL,
is visiting her aunt Miss Olinda Stevens
on West Fourth street.
Mrs. A. r. Reed, Misses Powell. Bis
bee and Frances Gaylord, Messrs. A. ].
Pirdy Bisbee and Ed Hill have returned
from a camping expedition in Bear
canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston have
returned from their wedding trip II
San Francisco and are pleasantly To-
Gated in their new home on North Gibbs
street.
G. S. Norton is at home from Port
land, having been called by the death
of his little son.
Mrs. A. A. Dudley is en- route to
Honolulu for a few weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. H. G. Tinsley and her mother
Mrs. Griswold. are on their way home
from Portland and have been spending
the past week at Lake Tahoe.
On Monday the Ministerial alliance OF
Pomona and vicinity held it's annual
meeting and elected officers as follows;
President, Rev. George e. Soper; secre-
tary. Rev. Robert P. Shepherd; pro-
gram committee. Rev. A. 1. Wright Of
Chino, Rev. G. e. Soper and Rev. r.
p. Shepherd.
Miss Kate L. Bassett, formerly super
intendent Of kindergartens in Pomona
is here for a brief visit with Mrs. Mabel
H. Dills. 149 West Center street.
j. Winfield Scott, who has been here
for several weeks at the home OF his
father. w. H. II. Scott has gone to
Denver to take an editorial position on
the Denver Evening Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
GARvANzA

Mrs. w. r. Myers of BOG North Ave-
nue. Sc spoke at Venice last Thursday
on "Little Brothers of the Air" under
the auspices of the Outdoor Art league.
Mrs. Clarence Woodbury., son and
daughter, and Misses Sadie and Mabel
Woodbury., former parishioners of Rev.
F. I. Wheat in HOLSTER, Mass, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheat last
Thursday.
John T. Daniels has bought of Myers
e Kulli a cottage at S13 New York
street, where he will reside.
c. E. Kulli has sold to B. ]. Howder-
shell a lot on Pollard street, where he
will build a modern cottage.
Miss Jennie M. Gilbert, the Garvanza
postmistress, has purchased lot in
the Critics, Myers & Kulli tract on
Avenue "a and will build.
]. z. Covert has purchased two lots
In Myers & KullPs Highland Park ter
race and will build modern residences
at once.
Rev. A. G. Fessenden OF Chicago
street, Boyle Heights, has purchased
OF A. Campbell-Johnston, through the
agency OF Critics, Myers & Kulli, a
lot on Mountain avenue. where he will
build modern residence.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
VERNON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Duvall Of 5o11
Central avenue went by team to the
san Gabriel canyon on a camping trip
last week.
Mrs. c. w. Lehr of Redlands was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. H. Duvall,
and family Of 964 East Forty-sixth
street last week.
Through the influence of the Vernon
Improvement association, a gas main
is being laid on East Forty-Hfth street,
from Mckinley to Hooper avenues.
Jacob Brosch and family of 4429 Cen
trail avenue have gone to San Francisco
on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole have repurchased
the cottage at the corner Of East Forty
sixth and Wadsworth streets for their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fuhrberg of
Anaheim were the guests of ]. w.
Gross, 1903 Central avenue last week
on their way to Seattle and Portland.
Mrs. Augustus Savage has purchased
a lot on East Fifty-sixth street, near
Compton avenue, and will build cot
tage.
Miss Maggie Ryan of woodland is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. e. e. Crocker.
1149 East Forty-sixth street. She will
remain for several weeks.
]. j. Boon has rented the cottage at
1901 East Fifty-first street.
Mrs. Charles Orr of Santa Barbara
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. G.
Thompson, 1878 East Fifty-first street,
last week.
The engagement of W. A. Taylor, a
well known politician of the Sixth ward,
to Miss Lottie Bertz has been an
nounced.
e. Williams. whose home was burned
about year ago on East Forty-second
street, is building a cottage.
A. L. Shipley is building for his home
on East Vernon avenue, near Central
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
BOYLE HEIGHTS

Councilman E. L. Blanchard and
family have gone to Bear valley on a
vacation.
Mrs. B. F. Moore is building a cot
tage at the corner of Visalia and In
diana streets for her home.
Mt. Pleasant council, Fraternal Aid
association, enjoyed a trolley ride tc
Ocean Park last Thursday evening.
Mrs Brody and daughter, Miss An
ME Brody, of 1925 East Second street.
are spending month at Redondo.
Mr. Sherman's Sunday school class
of the Boyle Heights Methodist church
gave a party last Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Ethyle Bridge,
1887 East First street.
F. e. Handel, hoseman at engine
company No. 2, has gone to Portland
on his vacation. c. B. May, hoseman,
has returned from his vacation trip to
Old Baldy. He owns mines there.
Mr.. Broughton and family are occu-
pying their new six room residence,
6SS Euclid avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Whalen of Keokuk,
Iowa, are guests of their son, e. Wha-
len and wife, 211S1s East First street.
They will remain two months.
Mrs. w. c. Risdon, who has been a
guest of the Hotel Mt. Pleasant, has
gone to join her husband at Las We
gas, New.
]. B. Tirado has returned from Las
l
the Mt Pleasant. Mrs. G. M. Morton,
a guest here. has gone to Ogden, Utah,
to attend the funeral of her brother.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
SOuTH PARK

G. N. Redd and family are occupying
the cottage at 631 East Fifty-second
street. Mr.. Redd is employed in the
car shops.
M. L. Slower has recently returned
to the Urban home from visit of two
months at Santa Barbara.
J. B. Mcdonald is building himself
and family a residence at 74S East
Fifty-fourth street. The family is oc-
cupying tent house on the rear of the
lot.
G. r. Hutchins and family are occu-
pying the flats at 5432 South Park ave-
nue..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
EAST Los ANGELES

J. A. Muir and family have come
from Long Beach. where they have re-
sided the past two years in their sea
side home, and are occupying the old
homestead at 242S Manitou avenue H.
A. Muir has returned to his home from
a stay of two years In the japanese
government employ. He expects to
start for Honolulu about August /.
where he viii be in the employ of the
government.
The e. e. society OF the Second
Presbyterian church. consisting Of If
teen young women. win give mrs.
GArley's Wax Works" on the lawn OF
Mrs. Mccracken, s05 Avenue Thirty
one Tuesday evening. Refreshments
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
BELMONT HEIGHTS

G. w. Fingerle of 1643 lockwood
street has gone on a trip of three weeks
to Seattle, Wash, and Portland, Ore.
He will visit his sister, Mrs. George
Johnston in Seattle and his brother,
A. c. Fingerle, at Modesto, Cal.
G. T. Whitman, corner Pico and Hill
streets, employed by Doran, Brouse &
Price, has been to San Francisco, and
visited his sister, Mrs. L. L. Corwin,
at Palo Alto.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
PASADENA

Last weeks warm weather sent
many of Pasadena's residents to the
mountains and the sea. Many camping
parties have gone into the various
canyons and the larger camps on the
mountains, Mount Wilson being the
favorite location. Among the recent
arrivals of Pasadena society people at
this camp are Byron Lisk and
family, Miss A. M. Trotter, Miss Edith
J. Claypole, DR.. and Mrs. r. o. Moody,
G. L. Severy, c. L. .Severy jr., ]. S. Hib-
ben, P. w. Werrick, Frank Marshall,
Miss Grace Langstaff Miss Alice Lang
staff, Miss Madge Davis, Miss Alice
Lewis, Fred L. Nelson, A. L. Clark,
S. B. Marston, G. H. Werntz, c. C.
Werntz, Miss A. Bickel, Miss N.
Church, Miss M. Church, C. Harris and
G. S. Bickels.
DR.. Mary E. Hagadorn came home
Friday after a stay of three months
in the east. The greater part of the
time was spent in and near Baltimore,
On the way west stops were made in
Washington and Portland.
DR.. E. L. Conger left this week
for visit with his brother, E. H.
Conger, late minister to China, who
has been transferred to the Mexican
capital.
Mrs. G. w. Witherell and daughter
left Wednesday for Catalina, where
their new cottage will be occupied the
remainder of the summer.
On Wednesday afternoon a number
of the friends of Miss Viola and Frank
Keeney of Oakland avenue were charm
ingly entertained at the latter's home.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent in
making dainty tissue paper flowers for
the Universalist fair to be held in the
fall, and music and refreshments COM
pleted the merry hours. Those pres
ent We're: Miss Lulu Conger, Misses
Harriet and Josephine Stevenson, Mrs.
Nelson March, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Jes-
sic Sabin, Miss Jean Morrison, Mrs.
Charlotte Bush and Miss Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs D. C. Cahin and DR..
Parker have gone to Portland for a
month.
Mrs. John Allin of Denver, Colo, has
arrived here to spend the summer with
friends.
At the charming new home of Miss
Letitia Richards on South Los Robles
avenue. Thursday. a group of friends
enjoyed a delightful evening. Mrs. Ar
thur Smith, who is familiar with con-
ditions in the far east. spoke enter
tainingly upon the Architecture Of
India" Mrs Roberts and Miss Ger
trude Roberts gave several vocal solos
and Miss Milhcent Bowers played two
plano selections.
Mrs. c. A. Moody of Los Angeles
chaperoned very merry party of
young people into the Arroyo at the
opening of Dart canyon. Those in the
PARTY, which will stay two weeks, are;
Misses Mildred Jones. Madeline and
Edith Waterhouse. Anabel Mcdowell
Carol Conan; Messrs Wilbur and
Graham Moody Ross Mahan, Walter
Taylor and Merriam Conan.
The Opportunity club held it's annual
picnic Friday at Long Beach. The oc-
casion was one OF especial social inter-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
SOUTH LOS ANGELES

Mrs. A. c. Bement of 115 East
Twenty-fifth street left Sunday for San
Diego, where she will spend the sum-
mer
Mrs. William Townsend has closed
her restaurant and is residing at 115s
East Twenty fifth street.
Mr.. Stevenson, real estate agent OF
Central avenue, has removed to Holly
wood.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-10-12
ORDINANCE NO. 10
Series 1905
An Ordinance Assessing the Cost of
the Improvements In Sidewalk and
Grading District Number Two Of
anon City, Colorado

Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City
of Canon City, Colorado;
Section 1. That, whereas. in and by an ordi-
nance of the city of Canon City, Colorado, en-
ment in Sidewalk and Grading District Num-
bered Two OF Canon City, Colorado, to have
On and ordering the construction OF the same"
adopted the LIST day of August, 1894, ordering
an Improvement, namely, grading between curb
and curb lines and constructing cement side
walks, five feet in width, thereon as we'll as
cross walks on all streets in said sidewalk and
grading district Number Two, was duly author
Fed in accordance with full details and speci-
ncations. map and estimates adopted by said
, Whereas In pursuance of said ordinance
said improvements have been completed and
the same have been accepted Dy saiu CITY
council; and
Whereas, A statement has heretofo re been
HE'D with the City CLERK therein showing the
whole cost of said improvement, including SIX
percent additional for the cost of collection and
other incidentals, and interest to March LIST,
1905, and apportioning the same upon each lot
and tract Of land to be assessed for the same as
Whereas, the City Clerk of this city has. by
advertisement in due form and manner, noti-
sessed as Aforesaid, that said improven ent has
been completed and accepted therein specify
ing the whole cost of said improvement and the
land in said district, and that any complaints
that might be made in writing by the owners to
Sa1Q city council ana nleu Win salu Slty SitTk
within thirty days from the 2lst day af July,
1905, would be heard and determined by said
city council before the passage of an ordinance
assessing the cost of said improvement; and
Whereas, Said period of thirty days has ex-
pired and there being no complains filed with
said City Clerk as aforesaid, and said council
having considered said apportionment and all
matters and things in connection Herewith,
said apPortionment was, by said city council,
affirmed; and
Whereas, 1t appears from said statement, that
the whole cost Of said Improvement inGiuding
six per cent additional for cost Of collection
and other incidentals, and interest to March LIST,
A. d. 1906 is the Of S47 637 SO. and that said
whole cost has been apportioned TO the lots and
tracts Of land in said district which are assess
able for said cost and is in the following pro-
portions and amounts, to- wit:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-10-12
LEGAL NOTICES S
ChatteI Mortgage Sale

Default having been made in the payment OF
24th, 1905 each for the principal sum of $4,000,
with interest from date until paid at the rate
OF per cent per year, ana tnifq mote .sS Q, NE
due by reason of said default, and possession
having been taken of the property hereinafter
the payment of said notes by mortgage record
ed in book 81 at page 67s Of the records in the
Of Fremont County in the state Of Colorado;
and another note for the principal sum OF 81.
800. 40 dated September list, 1855, with interest
at the rate of ten per cent per year from date
until paid, and secured by q second chattei
mortgage upon the same property, recorded In
book 81 at page sos of said records Of Fremont
county having further been declared due in ao-
cordance with the terms of said la4l mentioned
chattel mortgage, and being also in default;
scribed in said chattel mortgages. to-wit:
AnhItures, furnishing. decorations; glass
b. Knox and lately used by him in the business
carried on at No. si3 Main street, in Canon City.
ister ice chest. pictures partitions, bar and ali
things used In and aboutsaid business, also one
yose Sons piano, situated At the late resi-
dence Of the said William b. Knox, and also
one bay mare named Princess AlArio, one dark
bay or brown stallion named Merris Wilkes.
gies and harness heretofore owned by said
Knox. will be sold at private sale In accordance
with the provisions q said i mortgage. T. pgr- r
mentioned. and that SO much of said property as
cannot thus be sold at private sale viii bo Of
prices are offered. at public suction 70 the high
est bidder for cash in hand at said No. 3is Main
street, Canon City, Colorado. on Monday, the
18th day Of October, A. D. 1906. beginning at the
hour Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day;
the proceeds of such sale or sales to be applied
drst in tho payment of the notes secured BY
said first mortgage, and thereafter in the pay
ment Of the note secured BY said second mort
gage, - above specified.
The right to reject any and all bids at said
WALDO d DAWSON
Agents for Mortgages.
First publication October 8, 1906.
Last publication October II, 1905.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-10-12
Summons

County co Of % Fsenon. /"
Inthe District Court, Eleventh
Elthom Rogers, plaintiff. vs.. John H. oxtoby.
David r. Jones. Thomas Macon, Mary v.
Macon and Carrie M. Macon, defendants;
Summons.
The People of the State Of Colorado. to the
Defendants Above Named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
pisintiff % in the district court Of Fremont coun-
ty, state OF Colorado, and answer the com
rh ..n,sa d.ys .sa 'ss ns
ty; II served out Of this county, or by publica-
tion, within thirty days after service hereof fex-
elusive Of the day Of service; or Judgment By
default.w be taken against you according TO
the prayer the complaint
you herswsth, or If service hereof be made out
Of the state Of Colorado, ten days additional
for your appearance and answer In said action.
This Is an action wherein the sum of money
demanded, and the relief sought, is ~ follows.
Ist That the piaintiff have Judgment against
the defendant, David r Jones, for the sum Of
certain promissory notes, fully described In the
complaint herein together With Interest there
March 10Th, 1904, until Judgment be entered. and
also for . reasonable sttorney's fee for this
By t6e oourt siso for the costs Of this - action,
and further interst upon the judgment, ~ pro-
Ind. For Judgment against all the defend.
ants for foreclosure Of security. fully sct
forth in said complaint, the same being . mort
gage upon about five acres Of land. in Fremont
county. Colorado. described Ms follows; Begin
ming i74lH feet south and i1l0E feet east Of the
northwest corner of east half Of northeast omar
ter section 81, Township Is south Range 70 west.
thence south 20 rods, thence east 1ssk feet and
thence north 20 rods. thence west Issk fest TO
the place of beginning; and also ~ Four Dol
lar shares of stock cf the Canon City Hydrnu-
lie and Irrigating Ditch Company, appurtenant
to said land; and for order OF sale Of said prop
erty to satisfy Judgment hereinbefore mon
toned.
srd. And in case Of deficiency for = dencien-
cy Judgment against defendant David r. Jones.
4th That al of said defendants be barred
and foreclosed Of all right 10 said property, and
that sale thereof shAn convey title FREQ Of all
claims in behalf OF said defendAnts, or any
thereof, with right Of plaintiff 70 bid st said
sale.
9th. For delivery of possession Of said prop
erty, and for transfer Of said ditch stock TO the
purchaser production of sheriff . deed.
9Th. And for general relief.
All of which more fully appears In the copy OF
complaint herein, herewith served.
Witness A. H. White, clerk of our said court,
with the seal hereof hereunto AFFIXED, at of1ce
In the city of Canon City, this 18th day of July,
1905.
District Court =. II. WHITE, Clerk.
sHAL
Fremont County, Colorado.
Waldo q Dawson plaintiffs attorneys.
First publication Sept. Il, 1905.
Last publication Oct. H. 1905.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-10-12

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from Twelfth to Fourteenth Sol 80
approyed. and tho whole cost of said improve
in said district in sccordance with law and the
spportionment, as set forth in section No.
Section 8. Said District consists of the fol-
lowing portions Of said city, to-wit:
Beginning Ct the center Of block four ~ Of
Howard How % schUy}sr; themes north to the center
Of block sixteen Qe) Of said Canon City tthe
the alley between Main street and Macon ave,
nue. 70 the east line Of Second street; thence
alley between Greenwood and Harrison ave-
nuss; thsnos east siopE said alley 70 the the east s
ps IF o
tween Harrison and Rudd avenues; thence east
along said alley to the west side Of Twelfth
Twelfth street to the alley between Macon ave-
nue. and Main street; thence east along said
street; thence south along said west line Of
Fourteenth street 70 the alley between Main
' to the west % iins '1 Of Tweifth street; thence
south along said west line of Twelfth street to
he alley between River and Water streets;
Section T. Said assessment shall be payable
cation OF this ordinance. without demand, pro-
vided that said assessment may, at the election
be paid in instaiiments with interest thereon at
provided. Failure TO pay the whole assessment
within said period Of thirty days shall be con-
clusiveiy considered and held an election on
the part of all persons, whether under disabili-
ty or otherwise. to pay in such fnstallments.
In case Of such election the principal OF said
assessments shall be payable In sixteen equal
annual installments the fret OF said INSTALL
ments being due and payable on the first day
of March, 1910, and the remainder Of said In
stallment. being due and payable successfully
on the same day of each year thereafter until
paid in full with interest in ali cases on the
unpaid principal and on the unpaid principal
of each of said installments until maturity
thereof at the rate of per cent per annum,
payable semi annually on the first day OF
March and the first day of September Of each
and every. year, beginning with the year A. d.
1907. Failure 70 pay any installment, whether
whole OF the unpaid principal to become due
and payable Immediately. and the whole
amount of the principal, unpaid, and &C
crued interest shall thereafter draw interest at
the rate OF one per cent per month or fraction
OF month until the day of sale; but at any
time prior to the day Of sale the owner may pay
the amount OF all unpaid installments with In
terest Mt the rate Of one per cent per month. or
fraction OF month, as aforesaid, and all pen
alties accrued. and shall thereupon be restored
the right thereafter to pay in fnstallments In
the same manner rs II default had not been
suffered.
The owner Of any piece Of real estate. not In
pay the whole unpaid principal with interest
accruing 70 maturity Of the next installment,
provided that payment may be made 70 the
treasurer OF the city Of Canon City at any time
within thirty days Of the date Of the p1blica-
tton OF tbs ordnane, and in such casS IN al
1owAnc> OF hve per cent shall be made ppon all
peynents made during such period only.