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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Foa SAILS
Business Property


Business Property
POPULATION LOS ANGELES 1910. sSo,OOo.
FOR sALE-EAsT SEVENTH STREET.
WE HAVE THE CHEAPEST CORNER
ON EAST SEVENTH STREET TO BE
FOUND. AND WE WOULD LIKE TO
PRESENT 1T TO YOU AT ONCE. 1T
rs, STRICTLY SPEAKING, A BARGAIN.
OF COURSE, ANYTHING THAT AN
AGENT HAS TO SELL Is MORE OR
LESS BARGAIN, BUT THIS HAS PAR
TICULAR CLAIMS TO THAT TITLE
FROM THE FACT THAT THERE is NO
CORNER AS CHEAP AS THIS, AND,
FURTHERMORE, WITHIN SIXTY DAYS
THERE WILL BE A DoUBLE-TRACK
CAR LINE BUILT FROM SPRING
STREET TO BOYLE HEIGHTS, THE
FRANCHISE FOR WHICH is NOW BE-
ING ADVERTISED.
you ARE GETTING POSITIVE IN
FORMATION WHEN WE STATE THAT
VALUES ON EAST SEVENTH STREET
FROM MAIN TO CENTRAL AVENUE
WILL ADVANCE 80 1-s PER CENT
WITHIN THE NEXT SIX MONTHS.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON EAST SEW
ENTH STREET FROM NOW UNTIL
JANUARY 1. 1906
W. NJ. GARLAND 6 COMPANY,
s24 HUNTINGTON BUILDING.
-
MEMBERS L. A. REALTY BOARD.
-
FOR sALE-HILL STREET CORNER.
$50, ooO---
AIM ABsoIgTEhy IN T1s THEr THE SRGA6EsT RAR
MONTHS WORTH MUCH MORE NOW.
paN paIs We HAVE II 4oI sH8ET or3IsS qo
CURE THIS SNAP.
ROBERT MITCHELL CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
sos SOUTH BROADWAY.
MEMBERS REALTY BOARD.
SsARsAIN sARsAIN 9E 9E SIXTH SIXTH sTREET STREET.
A lot 65xl30 near 9th and Olive sts., the
best buy in this section near the heart OF
business; will pay large interest on invest
ment. IL improved; large improvements are
under way in this vicinity way under value
Of any property in the SAME block. Il you
are interested in 9Th st, property this will
interest you; large profit can be made In
the next 60 days. WATCH SIXTH ST.
c. J. HEYLER CO.,
Sole Agents. S10-11-12 Bryson Blk.
FOR SALE
$S2. 000--S0 feet on Hill st.
$25, 000-64 feet on Hill ST.
$50, 000-40 feet on Hill ST.
We have a good list on
Hill ST., money makers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
FoR sALs
citv lots and lands

City lots and Lands
LooKi
LOOK
sNAPsi
sNAPsi
WE ARE GOING TO OFFER
THE FIRST TWENTY LOTS
IN OUR MAIN AND MoNETA AVENUE
TRACT FOR ONLY t75.
so DOWN. $40 A MO.
LOCATED ON w. FORTY EIGHTH ST,
BETWEEN MAIN AND MoNBTA AVE.
STREET WORK ALL DONE.
GATEwAYs AT EACH ENTRANCE.
PRICES ALL AROUND
A GREAT DEAL HIGHER
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY,
BUT 60 DOWN AND SELECT A LOT
TODAY.
ONLY s475.
TAKE MAPLE AVENUE CAR.
WALK ONE BLOCK WEST
TO OUR OFFICE, CORNER FORTY
EIGHTH AND MAIN.
STRONG g. DICKINSON,
1876 SOUTH BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Beach Property-ocean Park
VENICE PARK TRACT.
OCEAN PARK.
NINETY LOTS IN VENICE
pARK TRA OyEDE

VENICE PARK TRACT.
OCEAN PARK.
NINETY LOTS IN VENICE
PARK TRACT WE'RE
PURCHASED BY DANA BURKS.
ONLY NINETY LOTS LEFT
OUT OF 255. NOW
is YOUR TIME TO
SECURE A FINE LOT.
The rapid stride that Ocean Park has
made. during the past three years is won
derful. Venice Park Tract, directly facing
Venice. is right in line as a money maker.
Fine large lots. 40xlS5 to alley, cement
walks, curb and water make 1t the best
proposition on the coast The soil is fine;
no adobe. The location is all that can be
desired. Why wait until the summer comes
along to invest, when you can purchase
fine lot in Venice Park for from $3.50 to
$3.50? Terms one-fourth cash, balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months; per
cent discount for all cash. When Venice
is opened up this summer you will realize
the grand future of Venice Park. For in
formation see CARROLL j. DAILY & CO,
211 West First street members OF Realty
Board, and PRESTON & HELTON, Center
street, South Ocean Park Office on tract
Take Short Line from Fourth street, via
The Palms; get off at Venice Junction.
Prices to be advanced 10 per cent
March 10
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
JAMES v. BALDWIN,
207-210 Conservative Life Building,
Third and Hill Streets.
Phones-Home 81; Main 81.


FOR sALE-CHOICEsT SUBDIVISION.
We offer these from our large list as the
Ripest and Best to be had
80 acres, South Figueroa street, very
close In, running through to Moneta; will
sell ten, twenty or ALL this tract is the
last Of the best; will accept good stock
and grain ranch to half our value on cash
basis.
10 acres, within six minutes car from
First and Spring; the most beautiful site
in city; last of close-in mesa" tracts; the
ideal spot for homes of wealth, increasing g
in value every day; high price, but worth
the money; we hold this for limited
WRIGHT & HAMMERS, $40 Byrne Bldg.
Phones-Home 5000: S. S. Main 5s11.
FOR sALE-vERMoNT AVENUE LOT.
near Barrow 50x150; price $500; half
cash. balance $40 per month.
Another, near Temple and Hoover, a
corner, 50x150 price $500; $50 cash and
SO per month.
Fine inside lot, 5ox15o; terms; $3.50.
A big corner 150x150: cash: $1,000.
Three level lots. 4ox15o; $500 each. or
$500 cash for the three.
Best of car service and &c fare. Water
and large trees on streets.
THEO. G.. FITCH, $50 Bradbury Bldg.
Third and Broadway. Home Phone 4076.
ss2b-wEsT 2srH STREET. EAST OF AR
s5OO-West 2sth street, east of cimarron.
$50O-East 4Oth street. west of Central
S7OO-Beautiful Boyle Place, Hollywood.
$2O0O-Nevin tract, part trade
will build on any OF the above, or any
other lot; on easy terms rn,,,rr
Main 5S77. 525 Douglas Block.
GOOD LOTS CHEAP.
To close out tract, last lots at $500: $50
cash, balance siO month. No taxes 1so4-6.
iots seo on "I these - easy @ terms Cheapest close
lots In city. New transfer car line now
building to tract No wonder they sell fast.
No. 1856 S. Broadway.
With Strong & Dickinson.
-' ANGELENo HEIGHTS.
fine lots on Calumet street. 50 feet each.
win sell separately CALDWELL & co,
L. A. r. B. 40S Currier Bldg.
FoN SALE -BARGA1N-
50x125. S.W. cor. Coronado and 9Th; must
be sold to close party Interest ,o.-
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY's
MONETA AVE. and FIGUEROA ST.
TRACT.
FOR sALE-FINE CORNER LOT ON WEST
ssth ST.. 46xlS5; ss25 part down. balance
on easy terms. See STRADER, owner, 3l8
Pac. Elect. Bldg. sixth and Main.
Bsaoh Property
BEACH LOTS
The Strand, choice lots at ,..,.......,....S1 $3.50
Manhattan Beach at ......,.,......,,,...... $50
Home phone 2243. r. II. BROOKS & CO.,
sunset Main lois. 2i6 and 2is currler Bldg.
PROPERTY FOR sALE-l2O-FT. FRoNT
and 1871 II. deep. in South Santa Monica.
between 4th and 5th, on Front st.. Wave
Crest Address BOX 1914 Herald.
sii0O Lot Frss. Page ). part ..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12


DON'T ERLOOK
The cheapest lots between Main at. and
Moneta Avenue In
FIRTH MAIN ST. BOULEVARD TRACT,
For home or an Investment,
Many things influence people in select
ing lot for home.
LOCATION,
ACCESSIBILITY,
IMPROVEMENTS,
RESTRICTIONS,
ELEVATION.
are a few of the considerations. This new
tract which 1 have just placed on the
market has all of these features combined.
These large lots offer special induce,
ments being covered with beautiful
orange, walnut, peach, pear and loquat
trees.
This tract will not only grow all kinds
of fruits, berries and flowers, but will
ACTUALLY GROW MONEY. Are you In
terested?
This tract is one of the favored spots
in Sunny California that affords an ideal
home. as we'll as a safe and profitable In
vestment.
This tract is right in the city, between
Main St. boulevard and Moneta avenue.
The cement curbs and walks are complet-
ed and the streets are being oiled and
graveled.
Slid
VERY EASY TERMS. SC CAR FARE.
Call at my office today for maps and
see this beautiful property with handsome
residences already under construction, ana
you will readily understand why one-half
Of the lots were sold on the opening day.
EMIL FIRTH (OWNER),
411-417 Laughlin Bldg. 315 s. Broadway.
Phones-tIorne S105: Main 2543
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27
PRISON INVENTION

Special to The Jersey city Nsvs.s,l
TRENTON. May n, 1905 The new
fiye-tier cell house which viii be buff
by the State Prison Building Commis-
sion win be equipped with the latest cell
locking system, which is in use At the
Wilmington, Bel, jail.
The new locking system was inspected
at Wilmington by the following members
Of the Commission last wesk;-John Il.
Mitchell, William A. Berry. Joseph
shurz, Bernard Feeney, John H DaFsn-
port, William H. Carter, George @. 0s+
borne, keeper; Rev. DR.. George Wight.
Superintendent of Charities and correc-
ton; State Architect George Poole and
ElIwood Moore, Secretary Of tie Com
mission.
Fhe Commission found that the loek-
ing system used at Wilmington was the
best they have seen vet It does away
VIII tHe JUL Time eut4afet atzA AlsslASS =
safer for the prison deputies, wlie are
likely to be attacked by a prisoner.
should the latter escape the turnkey
Under the new sysskla ii il. possible to
open one cell door or all ANY number
of cells can be opened by pulling d lever.
Under the old system prisoner could
assault the turnkey and gain his liberty
to the corridors and release The other
prisoners.
But under the new system keeper
can open any cell he desires and shut il
at once, while the prisoners cen would
be many feet away from the man eper-
ating the lever.
At Baltimore the Commissioners found
modern fve-tier cell house and they
learned number of valuable points On
building cell house
The Commission pointed out the adj
vantageous features of the Wilmington
and Baltimore prisons and viii have
them embodied in the plans for the new
addition at the prison.
The visit win save the State large
sum.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27

because he has forfeited the right to
hold that job BY placing himself outside
The breastwolks.
Fry gave me the laugh at a County
Committee meeting when he played
what lie thought was clever trick in
holding Andrew Knox n the Eleventh
ward committee against ont protest
when he was elected committeeman in
a district III which he did not live I'll
not stop until ] put Fry ont Of sbusi-
ness IN politics and can give him the
laugh Z
What about Mayor Fagan2" Mr..
Macarthur was asked.
Colonel Dickinson is taking care Of
him; my game is Ed. Fry Z
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27
TO BUY 4 PRIZE
Athenaeum Society Of the
High School Gives a Pine
Entertainment ii No. |
for Fund Raising Pur-
poses.

An exceeding enjoyable entertainment
was last night given in the assembly
room of No School. in York street,
by the Athenaeum Society, OF the Jef-
sey City High School. The programme
was of a classical order, and the society.
by the way, the youngest Of the High
School societies, having been organized
but year, made a reputation for its
self that viii make entertainments to be
given under its auspices in the future
pleasantly anticipated by all who attend
ed the one given last night. The artists
who contributed to the programme are
Of the professional and seni-profes-
sional class. but all of them are Young
people.
The programme opened with neat
address Of welcome by President Her
shenstedn. Miss Margaret IT. Currie
rendered refreshing vocal solo Of the
coon order and in response to hearty
encore gave splendid imitation Of
Edna May in a song and Of Minnie
AIadern Fisk in nrorlologue. Miss
Edna tHeiibrunn, an accomplished elocu-
ZIONIST, also scored hearty encore.
Benjamin Wedsberg and Daniel Luber
field rendered a number of piano duets
in skillfui manner. and the musical
portion Of the programme was further
heightened in tone by the magnificent
rendering Of difficult selections on the
violin by Mr.. John B. Cupparo.
Young Miss Sadie Adelman, of Hobo
ken who took the place of one of the ar
fists who failed to appear, also eontribut-
ed bright number, to the programme.
She is a violinist of rare promise. Mas
ter John Pagan delighted the audience
with a cntely rendered recitation and
Harry Perlberg, one of the youngest
members of the Athenaeun Society, both
astonished and delighted the audience
with skill displayed in the performance
Of piano solo that won for him a we'll
merited encore. The programme closed
with an eloquent address on the Object
and aims of the society BY Samuel
Hershenstein.
The object Of last nights entertain
ment was to raise funds with which to
purchase a prize to be given by the soci-
ETY. at The coming commencement exer-
cises Of the High School graduating
class.
The officers of the society are:
Charles Hershenstein, president; An
thony Lionetti, yice-president; Eugene
McKenna, treasurer: William johnson,
rec. secretary Frank Radigan, cores
ponding secretary; Nicholas " Costa,
sergeant at arms.
Executive Committee Anthony Lions
etti Harry PerIberg. Williain Johnson,
Jacob Singer, William West
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27
SAILORS LOST
IN a Closely Contested Game
Toronto Won Yesterdays
0nls Eastern League
Match.

But one game was played yesterday
between Eastern League teams The
Sailors again bowed to the Toronto men.
The game was closely contested, the
score standing to 3. Falkenburg
weakened in the fifth inning ans the
Sailors hit him for three runs. These
were all they made Washer for the
Sailors pitched almost as good, three
sq4usASs sqa q dn uni quo pue SAN
when he went up in the air and stayed
there until the game was lost. He was
substituted by Mcriarity. In the seventh
o'Brien singled, Washer passed, Toft
and Falkenbng sacrificed -Rapp sent
the ball to the right field fence for a
homer, sending O'Brien and loft in
ahead Of him. Harley walked. Moriar-
ity was then put in the box. A fly was
boosted aud double play resulted The
Sailors started their score in the fifth on
Gatins1s hat U O'Hagan sacrificed Muir
ply flied out. I.atimer mads a thrs e.
bageer and sent Gatins home. Magoon
fuinbled Washers grounder and swandsr
and Mailing singled in succession for
two more runs. Gockman flied out
In the eighth loft missed a third strike
on Jones. Gatins sacrificed. 0'Hagan.
flied out. Murphy got a pass and stole
second. connor, who batted for Latimer,
objected to strike called on him and
stepped on the plate to argue. Falken-
burg struck him in the side with the bah
ana the umpire called him out on strikes.
The Sailors put up a stiff kick, but the
umpire was relentless.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27

Then there are the detectives and the SER
geants. Is there one Who would seem to
be guilty? It IS yonr duty to consider
these things and consider them reasona-
bly, and on Them to act and ask yourself
whether these servants Of the lax were
diligent in spirit in obtaining good order
and peace. # not, il is your duty to in.
Dict them, and not have the failure IL
execute the law laid at your doors.
have requested the Prosecutor Of the
Pleas to prepare indictments which I
think ought to be presented. They are
to be laid before you. You are to CON
slider them and determine on your con-
sciences. oath and honor
It was then the Justice informed the
Grand Jury thai he would be away for
two weeks, but would Sit next Saturday
week, at which time the Court expected
to find the indictments as drawn found
as true bills or not found to be true. The
Justice grew slightly faeetious as he
warned the members not to allow them
selves to be found individually within
the terms Of the meaning Of the old
Latin word, ''Ignoramus.2 used as a
noun but originally used as verb in IN
dorsing indictments not found as true
bills.
Another matter which the Justice al
luded to was the partial destruction Of
The Boulevard loop. He was mindful Of
the fact that the corporation responsible
had been indicted, but insisted indict-
meats Of the men actually in charge Of
the work Of destruction of the loop should
be considered.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27
MILE OF new YORK
TREMBLED
Dynamite Explosion on the
Sitf, Of the New P. R. R.
Station Shakes Up Sur
rounding Blocks.
ACCIDENT A MYSTERY
Little Information CanyB OBJ
tanned But Thsre Are Ru-
mors Of Ofacials Be-
ing Threatened.

NEW YORK, May 27, 1905. Over a
square mile Of area trembled yesterday
afternoon under the shock Of an expo
sion Of dynamite on the site being pre-
pared for the new P. 4. R. Station, be
tweenThirty first and Thirty-third streets
and Seventh and Ninth avenues. II oe-
cuired at 3:3o o'clock. Several persons
were injured
There are rumors that President Cas-
satt and other Pennsylvania officials
have received threatening letters but
this is denied by the railroad.
Scarcely a person within the distance
Of a block Of the explosion was able to
keep his feet under the force Of the at.
mospheric concussion. On the south
side Of Thirty-fl street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues, not a house escaped
damage. Not pane of glass remained
in the whole fourteen four-story brown
stone or brick houses between the num-
bers 3a3s and 1885, Pictures We're blown
from walls, cupboards Of crockery and
china were smashed. St Miehael's Ro-
man Catholic Church, on The Ninth ave
nue. corIiersN suffered severely A Ninth
avenue elevated train passing at the time
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27
MERELY
MENTIONED.

AZ stated in The News yesterday,
Archibald ". Henry, prospective Demo
cratic mayoralty candidate, is NOT letting
the Republican family row interfere with
his plans. In discussing the situation he
said:-
Since the announcement of my candi-
ffacE n January last have daily receiv-
ed assurances Of support from members
of beth political parties. who believe that
If elected | would give Jersey City a
sound, conservative. business administra-
tion. ! am thoroughly familiar with the
needs Of the city. So far as large cor.
sporationg, such as railroads and the Pub
lie Service Corporation are concerned
my aim, IN the event of my election, will
be to protect the interests Of the people
in any matter thai may arise and no con-
.eessions viii be granted without the
consent of citizens directly affected.
81 an not interested in the troubles Of
The Republican party. It matters not TO
me whether the leaders settle their differ
enees or not. | believe can be elected
in either event. Ny fight will be for the
beiferment Of conditions in Jersey City,
and as Mayor. should my candidacy be
ratified It the polls, shall look after the
interests Of the people. regardless of par
Il Affiliations. z
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27
GRAND JURY GETS
INSTRUCTIONS
Justice Dixon Demands That
the Members Reconsider
Their Action il the
Policy Case.
THINKS THEY SHOULD iNDlcT
Proprietor of the Saloon, Pro-
nsrty Owner and Whole
Poiics Department
Open to Csnsure

On top Of the reported reconsideration
Of tie Indictment against Chief Of Police
Murphy and the prospect Of the same
action concerning the indictment Of Cap
tain Cody. il connection with the New
Snrk avenue poolroom. Justice Dixon this
morning had the GrandEJury summoned
before him and told the members he
feared they had not done their full duty
IN considering the matter. He insisted
that the matter should be considered
from the standpoint Of whether the PC
lice department had not been guilty Of
a wilfui disregard Of the existence of
the Newark avenue resort IN question,
and Of xhether the proprietor Of the
saloon ana owner Of the premises We're
not liable to Indictment. The Justice
said he would be away for TWO weeks,
thai he had requested the Prosecutor to
draw up indictments in connection with
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27
ty affiliations.

Hallnan John ]. Powers and his First
Ward Republican followers are again out.
in the cold. They had counted on land
ing for one Of their number one of the
clarkships in the census bureau Super
visor LANCER overlooked their claims and
named Frank Lockwood of the Third
Ward, and Morgan Livingston Of the.
Tenth Ward Powers and his band of
malcontents can now walk into the Dem
ocrafic camp If they are to be continually
ignored in this way when patronage is
being distributed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27

I'm q Pinch. Use ALIENS FooT-EAsm
powder FOR tired. aching feet Al Drug
gists &c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27

Charles Blohm, who is seeking the
Democratic nomination for Assembly in
the Hudson City section, stole another
march on his rival, Col Timothy Cagney,
when he secured the Endorsement Of the
CerInan- American Democratic Club
This with the Endorsement Of the
Twelfth Ward Democratic Club, puts
him away in the lead. as his Eleventh
Ward opponent has not yet succeeded in
getting a single Endorsement. 1T is ear
IL yet" said Cagney, when he heard Of
Bloilm's success MY turn win come
soon and BY the time the primaries roll
around / viii have enough Endorsements
to snow the other fellow under''
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27

John f. Macarthur was visitor 70
the City Hall yesterday. He did not
call on either Mayor Pagan Or Collector
Fry. II he had II would have caused
almost as big a sensation in the Repub-
lican camp as did the announcement
Of tho break between Col. Dickinson and
the County Chairman. MeArthnr's dis
like for Mayor Fagan Is only exceeded
by his hatred of Mr.. Fry. Up in the
Eleventh Ward ali that Is necessary 70
gel Mc.Arfhur's goat as the politicians
say. is to make complimentary remark
abont Mayor Fagan's City Collector.
As Macarthur IS one Of the Republican
leaders II ths Hudson City section be
mas worth interviewing on the Fagan-
Dickinson controversy ana this il what
he said
There Mil be no peace in the Reppb-
aiean party ii Jersey city until ne have
i new Mayor aud 4 new City Col
leetor and new County Chair
man. an after FL FRY aud ! VII
aos lsst iatil set him He cannot
hide behind Fagaa f i Iii siuty to res
sigu IS CITY ColIsetsf bepauxs IA eaveS
iii esfi1e Is Colonel niek Soai a5id if ii
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27

Hunefs feed on kulnors-the sooner You get
rid 81 them the Hood $ Sarsaparilia il
~ medicine 10 take.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27


Samuel Renner, a North Hudson Re
publican. said TO be one Of Col. Dickin-
sons trusted lieutenants, paid a visit
to the City Hall yesterday He had a
quiet talk with Collector Fry and inn
nediately all sorts Of rumors were put
in circulation. As they were without
foundation they are hardly worth men
tioning. Renner allowed himself 10 be
interviewed aud thereby exhibited his
ignorance Of Jersey City politics.
He declared that Mayor Pagan had
repeatedly ignored the organization in
the matter Of politics.
Why, said he, 4 called on him
myself and told him he would make a
mistake if he appointed John McNulty
to the Police Board. ! told him he
ought to give the appointment to an or
ganization Republican.
When it is recalled that Commissioner
AIcNnltF is a Democrat and that the
appointee had to be a member Of that
party. the statement Of Renner appears
ridiculous
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-27

Batted for Latimer in the eighth in