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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

TIIItyltut Y OIINNenl0De0er, 1QQ UQI
Sen preusiiife Stotsfirfe ban ielpfgl-
gelig alligepel Ell @eoerItpggeIigbeo.
@an melote fig l16 al SEN. @e6 bans
Sor6efGr6 top oerfor gtatsfirfens
&lofter, og 6ens &reit bar fife til
| Stcoe, men 5rimenigbe0spreit 2pcfe
fra &pooing, bpem Sen Mfop6e for
flcre Mor itoen bapbe bcot ONT set,
taltc peo bans 8aare.
Otter g M c n.
&aa @ernereene11 bar Nul1oet, ser
paa Storm6agen oberolt naae6e Ell
riGopa11lig &bioe, biit og fer for
polot ltbrre eller minore Sab. &e6
sp%rberbolle Stran6 lao flere &uie
iou 'miot / Spen. &uiene moatte
remmes, ioale6es bos Sep1e,t, SSper=
ien, Sobon &aulie1t og Mnoers 9eis=
ic11. Sobon @oa1lien leo melt; Sen
beitligc Gnoe al &uiet funoe life itaa
for 8anoets Moet, iao oer falot. Ga.
oen, ser laa tt beo 9uiet, tog oe<
foo Sfaoe. Baulien fit &eiten bier<
get / Side. Giiferne, ocr bar iprigt
ip%sieliatte me6 @e6ningsorbeioe,
itan6icoe be6 6e faretrueoe 8p9nin-
ger og braste Snobo meo mere / Sit.
ferbco. &an6et itob Ioa bsit, at man
funoe ieile tbGrs ODER 5tron6peicn
% ct lal,gt Stpffe op / 4mtsforlton-
Ser @pllers Marf. Moor r,1o,, bag
efter pil 'fortGlle, at Ser bin Scot iei-
lcoc 8aaoe ber % louoe6e poa ouer=
nGpl1te Steo, bill oct nelten forefom=
me fabelogtigt. Mnoers Misicn fit
fine &reat1rer bierget / rette Sis %
onbragt bos Moboerne.
Ssen beo Spn6erbolle iplotes meo
5oltpa'1o, iaa Giifene bp6e. @aoro=
eier Sc1miot li6er ct ret fgleligt Sab.
@agefter laa ser fl1lot al 696e Slit
ru11ot ONT paa gngene.
&oa 9rbpbage CT cit Del go6
Muloioro blepe1 ifpllet bort, og ser
CT forpolot 5fu6e poa &uge11 og Sen
ll1ge &lpper. Notwithstanding So
fan Sellte a11l laor lit Sab til 500
Gbr. 5tol1b til 800 @ef., Gimon
Muoi en til 100 Mef., og 2o6s Sprgen
for ogioa boft SAB. 0glaa
poo @pgninger ct Der be0 &ot1oets
S%lt0trnl1gclt forpol6t noget Sat. sos
Mrbei0cr Seppe Eeterien trGngtc
Sal10ct i110 @uict, bpor Set lto6 laa
bpit, at @prl1c1e moatte lnttes Up
poa @or6et, mems Mar0en bar fin
Some It's. Sfaoel1 pea Iiiferireoifa=
ber CT Del0igpis l1bctpoelig.
6 ms III 5 q I g. @aar0=
banolerfirmaet 9fiellcn al Mogelten=
Ser bar fipbt Cert 9itergoaros Gien=
/ SfoDbus for bel1be6 $4,000
l1oen Mitegt. 5elgeren bor
otte Cages @etnnf1ingstio, or1 bon
pil0e bape NftGgt eller Ell; ser fro
gaar 6a 5000 Marf, 1taor fan bill
babe Mftngt.
- @Gltgiper S. @o(m, ser nplig
iolgte Mpl6D &ro, far fipbt @aor0en
/ Efscnpuo. Yriien CT 2t,=
500 Morf.
- q. Sprenlen far iolgt i'm @jen=
Som Sells galnle &ro mes Soroer til
8oor0bal1olerl1e &ocb, Mpgtl1o og
Yeterien for ca. $4,000 Morf. @ien=
oomn1e, bor pnret / SGlgerenS So
milies @eli00elie ii6en 1904. Sil
Gienoommet1 bgrer be11be6 so Set
tor. Spertagelien ifer ienelt l..
Mprtl. +,
- @aaroeier og &onttrteforitar1=
ser Sens S. Sgrgenien / &arrebp bar
lolgt iin paa @arrebp Marf beligge,1=
Sc @oar6 til @oor6monosign g. 9(t1=
Aer1p,1 nj Gr1tpA fnr on @iHhpi,tr1 NJ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gm ianbipnlis Sorflarips. Soar
leg itaar paa &obe6et, faa Isber 8lo-
set til Sobe6et; 11aar leg itaar paa
8ene11e, bborfor Ibber 8Io6et ioa lite
til Benene?"
- rGoroi oine Ben lite ct TONNE,
fiqre &eterien."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Sprftlelie belbr.bet yaa en- Sag.
Sag 9aratibe Brorno Auinine
Eobrets. &eneere tiIbnee fra ollie
Mpotbefere, bbs lite beIbreoet. 6.
IS. @rooe's Soon POO buer seRe.
25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10


Mar, efter @totsroab @rlu1s 9pb, ia
nGret eiet at @ammerberre 6. Slit
ticbol1 pao Siele, er / 6isle Gage q
ben,1e iolet til q. Smco al &eirlul
for 100000 ST..
8rooercn bIeb c
n0e. So @prn ,5pn1er al 2Gre1
2orien / Suit he6 Malborg lpb for
leoen % lcgeoe poa Slen, bpor Ser
enc fal0t igiennem % brltfncoe. 8ro:
bercn gift biem, men %fortalte tntet on
llIpffen fpr tent OH, Mftene,t. Sci
Ipffe0es oo at fin0e 8or1ncts Sig.
&efseIfoIif. Sneofermeite1
&louien / g. =gtebcl pc6 &aroe Ell
efter Mnmeloelfe fra @arSe 8anf at,
boIbt for @efselfalif. @an babe be-
npttet lin Spieerfaoers @opn. Sc
ipigclierne. scr itrGffer Jig oper 4
Star, u6eisr 5000 ar. Gobet falber
poo 8oroe 8onf meo ca. $500 ST.
% pao en- itsrre 9eeringsoripen6e /
Baroe mes 1900 4r.
Stort SIbogsu 8.
S &on9ls &lantage. u @fil fra @rp-
MP / set ip6lige Spllar,6 er ser peo
llbgropni1g al Ell Sanobante funoet
6 a 700 go,nle Splpmenter, ale me-
get tpnSe og meo forifielligt ®,
1neo latinife % eraif e 8ositaper
liant Mfbiloninger al 9pr og Soarne;
poa enfelte al Mgnterne fonotes
Morstallet HOO. 9esltoe11 fanotes
8ruoitpfter at mutt forarbeioe0e
Sslpimpffer, cit Sling, Ell ggetrGs=
f1mme m. M. Snoberetning ON Suit
Set er itet til Motionolmu,leet.
SI6ebrono e. 8. 10. Sa-
1l1ar opltob SIS / GienOommen Mr.
10 poo &eltergo0e / @i6org / Ell 81
bebpgning, bpor Sfotpjsfabrifant
@onie eli, Sne0fermelter @olfGr %
Mefonifer @orn bap0e &Grflteoer.
Si6ebpgningen neObrGa10te ful0l tGl1=
Sig. Sloen bopoe fat / Spo1eapotbe=
fets Gienoom, bpor Sie1frGmmer
Reimer bor Eager, men Set lpffe0es
bog 8ronopui enet at blipe @erre oper
Alle Sc ifooeliote bon0e as
ir1reret. Sloen bar opltaoet / Sneo-
ferpnrfite0et. Sfo0en anilaaes til
100000 ar.
- 6orleoen Mften oplto0 SIS /
@oaroejer .Srl,e=Heterl ems @aarO /
t@grring pr. 2riteo poa &onoers=
esnen. Sloen f%orplonte0e Jig til
9eiels Gb%riltenlens @aaro, &asm.s
Marfusiens @us og en6nu ct @us.
5terlte 9elen at Subbo og in6aplet
bre11bte. S Srue=&eterlens
inoebrpnote cit Sci &reot11rer.
- CIR. &ieloienS @aor0 / 5ta1.=
ming peo &ingfjpbing er f1loltenoig
ne6brGnbt. 8eietningen meo l1nO<
tagelle al i &per og 3 @eite inoe=
brenote. Sloen oplto0 fra Sforlte-
men.
9posfaIo. @rosierer, @in=
bon6ler G%cbalburg / &i6be1babn er
afgooet neo 9p6en.
- 9irfe6ommer for Trilenborg=
g. g. &rorl1p er afgaaet
pe6 9p6en, SIS Mor gammel.
- SIP. @oman6pr / spetaten,
g. &otbe, er ofgaaet peo 9p0en
/ en- Mloer at 81 Mar.
- @n al Gaaborg 8pes fienbte
eamle &eoersmen6, &iebman6 s.
90. 8epe, er ofgaaet be6 9e6en efter
lengere Si6s @pagbe6, 80 Mar 81.
- M6miniitreren6e Direft6r for
M%ftieielifabet uDe f%oreneoe 8ager=
metres &ugbrgosfabrif" / &ipben-
babn 8agermeiter ST. @eller, er
800, SO Mar 81.
- Goftor beo "SpllanoSpoiten"S
Srpfferi Sulius 2angmacf er afgaaet
ne6 9g6en paa @arbus &omuneboipt=
tai, So Mar 81. 9g6saariagen par
en- 8lo6forgiftning / @ope6et, foraar=
ia9et be6, at 8rilleltangen bob6e In
ficeret ct ubetp6eligt Saar, en- Sill
pens be6 set beire Gre.
- MgnltringsbeitDrer I &jgben=
bobn, &oman6br &eter 6er6inano
@ip6elen, er forleoen afgdaet ne6 Dg=
Sen, rs Mor gommel. Mf6e6e bar
@omman6gr at 26en -@ra6 at 9bg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
Sonoerjpuano.

AhhAaNAAA avaAAhshaaAAAA
$ &irfenS 6prtpfnin
Iii 5pn6eriDIlo 5. S Moro
ilespig CT ser 112 Sog'1e meo ooni
Iolfeiprog, :ns'; I'm / 80 al oislc Z
Scr noell1ft>>,::,s aal,ii N1,Gstienel te
Siton0iGttelcn al &u
ronteneltoloene / s(obc11rao, Ser cf
ter &on6flo0c11 bar tcmnclig nlebtog
nc, er I'LL orntrel1t fnr6ig, lao S,1bfp
relien al fongerilf &pGg otter far
toge lin 8egpnoellc.
Sill g ognep + n t
Spanbct bar &oniiitorict / &ic]
uolet &oitor IF. Mattbiele,1, iom CT
fpot / @aoerslep % bar bGret Sea-
peIlan / @ornn1el 9a6ersleb Strife /
4 glor. gn 8rooer til Noitor Mot>
tbieicn CT S%o9neprGit / @s66iag.
en- 2tbrcnte. vDen noro<
llespisife 2onoboforening"s 8eitprelz
ie % 8re0sformGno iomle6es forlc=
6en og peotog at oberrGffe 2abit slr-
mimi at 8oplu1,6 CIT 2ibrerte poa s.
600 @forf / M%nleoning al bans 20
slors 6soielsoog 6en 4. Sa1,1,ar,
foroi ban / laa mango Mor bar .bGret
6ornlo1o / 6%oreninge,.
MD @o6si peftgr.
9glolte Syn al @oosinlpcftpr q.
Senlen poa Gram, q. Senie1t, ct ef=
ter iiffert 6%orlpoel1oe l1ouGp1t til
Snipefter paa @o6ict rSanobierg"
fra 1. @aj, til bpilfen Sis 0eu matt
geoarige % afbolotc Srtipeftpr ST.
DIRT trG0er tilboge og agter at toge
@olig / Gram.
I'll ngerne laDcr
Gruoer al Sc 6p6e &rc=
a t II + e I. Ser orincr ltoDig bele
9%Drefroppe / 2ano poa Stror10en
be0 &ipbingsmarf paa @ls. III Sc
tibligere i%lanoorepne Dor cit Mano /
Nlugulte1bof llnbt IL biem og benpt=
tet &jpoet til Spinefpoe, mems Ser
al Sellen er lapet uYraoi er" (2pS)
til f(ere Mors 8rl1g.
G1eftrijf 2ys. s(i Sc 11yc
S%noebobere al SapifGrcriet og Srn=
ifofabrifen / @rombp, @eterien &
&omp, por ser forle0en in6bl1ot til
ct @e6e / Scbmi6ts @Gltgipergaaro
a,1gaaen6e en- eleftriif 2psitation, lom
ifl1l6 6ribes / 6orbin6elie meo Saps
pGrfet og foripne 8pens @aber. %
Meringsoripen6e mes eleftriif 2ps.
Set bar Meningel1 at om0anne bele
6obrifnirflombeoen til ct Mftielclifab
n1e6 Ell &apitol al 100000 Mf.
@bis 0ette fan op1tnaes, er ser goo
lt0ii9t til, at set 11pe 6%oretagen0e fa11
blibe lat / @irfiombe6. Mf Sc Mp6te
bar flere itemte for 6o%retoge,toet, iaa
Ser bil bIipe orbeioet bioere / Su=
gen.
Monge 9posfolo / en-
6omilie. 9p0en far / Sc ltoite
Tiger bjemiegt cit 6omilie / 2ille
@mmerife / Sgnoer So9n poa cit ret
ubpggelig @oo6e. Sen %. 9ecen1=
Der 6g6e @%aar0eier M1t0reos 80. 9ie=
n1er / tit 626e Mar al Ell Mapeipg-
6om, iom fan boboe libt al / ct bolpt
Mars Sis. 6or foa 9agc ii6en blep
Senne1t, en- 26=aorig fraftig @a,t6,
bragt poa Spgebuiet og ob6e ser
%pl110ielig al ct @lagtilfrl6e. 9g to
@atter efter 6g6e biemme paa @aar=
Sen 8e6itemo6eren paa me6re,1e 81
6e, SEN S1oorige 8otil6c @cbocf, ser
bleb ior6et iamme Bag iom 9atter<
lennen. Mf Gamilien ct tilbage CIT
fen meo 2 Senner og 1 9atter.
8onffaserer &oocfs
6Ingt er ielbfblgelig Set itaaer1=
Sc @mne / @ferbef. Soft bIiper
rigtignof lite mere let o%berroife6e
beo Sc Gil6ragelier, ser paslerer Ser
/ 8Den. 9ertil bar man beret &t611e
til alt for meget / Marenes 2gb og
oplebet alt for mango iere Sing.
Ser maa 6erfor ife 1oget ol6eles
11pentet, bbis @tn6ene. after lfal font
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

WISHED, S~SvnlSshed, Melankoli, en- ala
%opgivende eller "lad mig blot i Freq
FSlelse, - skal de blot erindre, at der
gives ct prSvet og virkelig sikkest
LRgemiddel herimod. De felgende
Breve maa absolut bringe Haab tn
Kvinder. der tvivle ON Helbre6e3ae.
Mrs. Fred Leydel, 412 N. 81 Street.
West Philadelphia, Pa, skriyer:
Kjere Mrs. Pinkham:-
Min Tilstand var meget foruroligeade, d1
meget alvorligt Tilfelde i Livmoderen og Bs-
gestokkeno OK kunde like bare ct Barn fre1>
og bley Diet mig sagt at en- Operation var init
eneste Haab. Jeg kunde like udholde Tan
ken ON at gaa til Hospitalet. og skrev saA
til Dem cfter Rad. Jeg fulgte Deres For
skrifter og tog lydia e: Pinkham's yegetaose
har en- smuk lille Pige paa seks
Jeg tilraader ale syge og 1idende Ksinder at
skrive til Dem efter Raad, da De har gjozt san
meget for mig"
Mrs. Ruby Mushrush af East ChicA-
go, Ind, skriyer:
Kjere Mrs. P%inkham:-
"Jeg har lidt meget at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for 8 Maaneder siden sagde Lsgen. efter at:
have undersogt mig med x Straaler, at jog,
havde en- svulst i A;ggestokken og n: aatfe
skulde prove Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound som sidste Udvej. og Diet like
alene sparede mig for en- Operations men sjor-
de mig fuldkommen rask."
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound bortfjnrner straks de neynte-
Onder. KjSb like, nogen anden MedL-
Gin, for De har den bedste n9dig. Mrs.
Pinkham opfordrer allie syge Kvinder
til at skrive til hende ON Rad; hen
des Rad og hendes Medicin har gjen-
,ivet Tusinder deres Helbred. Skriy
under Adressen: Lynn, Mass.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound hjplper, hvor alt andet slaaH
fell.
~o,,ol 1,,kko. h,o. ~nl.o .t.o, Sal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
DANsK RULLEsKRAA
S%KANDINAYISKE EARMBRR
(ETABLERET 1880

indbydes til at bosette sig i.Staten Mary.
land, hvor de vii fnde ct behagelift or sundt
klirna og megetLand til rimelige Priser. Paa
Grund at den umiddelbare Married af Ostens
Priser for deres Produktef. Kart og beskri.
vende Pamf1etter vii b1ive' sepdt frit we'd Hen.
vendelse til II. BADENHOOP, Sec'N. State
BOARD of Immigration. Baltimore Md. '
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound Iykkes hvor andre shar fell
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
Welded AT SAWTELLE
Friends Witness Pretty Home We'd
ding-Work Begun on New
Reservoir
Special to The Herald.


SAWTELLE, Oct. 26.-Miss Mary
Phelps, daughter of Mrs. Brown of this
place and Frank Kelly were mar
ried at the residence of Mrs. Brown on
Third street. Rev. Arthur Johnson per-
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
a handsome gown of white albatross
and carried shower boquet of white
carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly will
reside in Los Angeles.
Charles Tibbetts and family arrived
from Bakersfield this week and Mr..
Tibbets will begin work on large
brick hotel on his business corner lot
On Fourth and Oregon avenue.
w. D. Wheeler, who owns ranch of
120 acres of beans just north of the
Soldiers Home, raised $500 bushels this
year on his ranch.
Rev. Arthur Johnson and DR.. G.. w.
Peck visited in Los Angeles today.
Work on the new 100000 gallon reser-
voir at Westgate was begun this week
with a force of men under supervision
of contractor L. n. Wise.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
RICH AUTOIST PUNISHED

PARIS. Oct. 26.-The ninth correc-
tional tribunal of the Seine today SEN
fenced Elliott Fitch Shepard, son Of
the late Col. Elliott f. Shepard of New
York, and a grandson of the late w. H.
Vanderbilt, to three months imprison-
ment and $120 fine and to pay $4,000
damages to the parents of Madeline
Mardul, who was killed by Shepard's
automobile at st. Ouen, April "a. The
Imprisonment part of the sentence will
not be carried out while awaiting the
further course of procedure on the
part of Mr.. Shepard, who was present
in court
Friends of Mr.. Shepard said later
that he intended to appeal from the
fine and Imprisonment part of the sem
tence but that the company insuring
the automobile would not appeal from
the award of $4,000 damages to the par
ents. The appeal will postpone the
Imprisonment until a final decision is
given. Mr.. Shepard says he deeply re-
grets the affair, but feels that the
prosecution assumed undue proportions
owing to the recent popular agitation
against fast automobiling.
Maitre Perncare, counsel for the
prosecution, emphasized the need of
making an example Of Mr.. Shepard,
declaring that American millionaires
had the habit of coming to France and
running over peasants like chickens.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
Ordinance No. 11,s14


An Ordinance declaring the intention of
the Mayor and Council Of the City of Los
Angeles to establish the grade of Durango
Adams aad Western sGaln A9eaue es r Trsct @
per map recorded in Book 6 of Maps, at
pages pace us and i7s, Reeords Of Los An
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles do ordain as follows:
,s SECTION ctin Il That It is the intention Of
DURANGO STREET,
from the south line Of the West Adams
and western @ Trae as per map
IFS and 179, Records Of Los Angeles
the ne wth aad south line
of the West Adams and Western Avenue
Tract the grade shall be 1920 on the
west side and 1850 on the east side' as
At the Intersection with Twenty-ninth
street the grade shall BE- 155 l6 at the
nast 5 a the southwest Corner
and 1856 20 at the southeast corner.
AT the intersection with Flint avenue
corner, 1880 at the southwest corner,
1910 at the northeast corner and l5S 50
at the southeast corner,
of Hopper and Sons Western Avenue
Maps Maps at Psf page ME iS. Rseesds Of Los An;
ReleS COuntY) Lne BrdQS Sndii pS lo4'uu on
the west side and 1920 on the east side:
At the intersection with Thirtieth street
the grade shall be 80 at the northwest
corner, 1853 90 at the southwest cornor,
163. so at the northeast corner and 153. 20
at the southeast corner, as now estab-
lished on Thirtieth street,
At the intersection with Thtrty-hrst
street the grade shall be 151.10 at the
northwest corner, 150.7S at the southwest
corner, 151 .S2 at ne northeast corner and
151 90 at the southeast corner. as now es-
tablished on Thirty-frst street.
At the intersection with Jefferson street
the grade shall be 1876 at the northwest
corner and 148. 80 at the northeast corner,
as now established on Jefferson street.
And at all points between, said desig-
mated points the grade shall be estab
lished so as to conform to straight line
drawn between said designated points.
Elevations refer to the top of the curb.
are In feet and are above plane which
is 255 feet below City datum plane.
Sec. Q. The City Clerk shall certify to
the passage of this Ordinance and shall
cause the same to be published for ten
days In the Los Angeles Herald, and
thereupon and thereafter 1t shall take ef-
feet and be in force.
/ hereby certify that, the foregoing. Or.
dinance was adopted by the Council of
the City of Los Angeles at its meeting of
H. ]. LELANDE,
City Clerk.
Approved this 18th day of October, 1905.
OWEN McALEER,
1O-2s-sl Hit lot Mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
DAUGHTERS ELECT OFFICERS
Organization Comes to Close
at Riverside
Special to The Herald.


RIVERSIDE, Oct. 26.-The annual
convention of the Daughters of the
Confederacy came to a close this after
noon, when officers were elected and
Fresno was chosen as the meeting place
for next years convention.
Officers chosen were as follows: Pres
ident, Mrs. Albert Stephens of Los An
geles chapter, Los Angeles; first vice.
president, Mrs. C. p. Wimberley of ].
H. Morgan chapter, Redlands; second
ce-president, Mrs. M. K. Harris of
Gen. Bell chapter, Fresno; recording
secretary, Mrs. Alex. r. Jones of Jeff
erson Davis chapter, San Francisco;
treasurer, Mrs. Gayden Cage of ]. E.
B. Stuart chapter, Riverside; regis
trar, Mrs. Samuel J. Churchill of AL
bert Sidney Johnson chapter, San Jose.
A good share of the day was spent
in driving over the city. The sessions
throughout have been of marked in
terest, the addresses being singularly
bright and eloquent. The delegates
have been warm in their praise of the
hostess chapters, and the sessions have
been declared to be the most interest
ing in the history of the organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
Notice of street Work

Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday the "a day Of 0Stonerii G;t1
Los Angeles did, at its meeting on @ said
numbered 11,713 (New Series), to have
the foloWing work done to wit:
CENTER STREET,
In said city from the south line OF
ne of Hso stTeef frreft ncndng to all nter
sections of streets excepting such por-
tions of said street and intersections as
are required by law to be kept in order
or repair by any person or company nav
ing railroad tracks thereon, and also eI-
cepting such portions as have already
been graded and graveled and accepte,a22 te,a,a2
grade in accordance with the plans
and profile on file, in the office OF the
City Engineer. and specifications c,dor dor
the office of the City Clerk of said city
said specifications being No. 26 (New
Cd, That cement curb be con
structed along each line Of the road.
way of said Center street, from the
to the south curb line of Also street,
(excepting along such portions of the line
of said roadway upon which a cement
structed to the official line and .grade),
in accordance with specifications for con-
structing cement ,curbs on file In the
being No. q (iSt (Ntew seriesJ.
3D., That a cement sidewalk five (6l
feet In width be constructed along eaeh
side of said Center street from the south
line of 'Ducommun street to the
south curb line of Also street. Except
ing such portions of said street b1-
ment or asphalt sidewalk five .(5) feet
IN width has been con structed TO the
official line and grade); said sidewaattSS atS
specifications for constructing cement
sidewalks. on file. in. the office Of the
City Clerk Of said city. said specifica-
4th. That cobble-paved gutter be
constructed along each line OF the
roadway of said Center street from the
south curb line of Also street; anu a
cobble-paved gutter along each side OF
Center street across Ducommun street
of the gutter to bo the produced east
and west curb lines of said Center
street, (eXcepting along such portions
OF the line OF SAID roadWay dioag @ glrendv Wid
been constructed to the official line and
grade and also excepting such portions
required by Jaw to be kept in order or
repair by any person or company hav-
ing railroad tracks thereon.
Said 1 cutters shall BE be three oanafn aaG one
intersections of streets, where said
cutters shall be seven % feet In
width; and said cutters shali pc CON
structed in accordance with the plans
and profile therefor on file in the office
Of the City Engineer, and in. accord
ance with specifications for the con-
file in the office OF the City Clerk, said
specifications being No, lNew Series)
5th. That a catch basin be con-
structed at the southeast and south
west corners, respectively, of the inter-
section OF Center street and Ducominun
street, said catch basins to be con-
structed in accordance with plans on
file in the office of the City Engineer
said plans being numbered 26,14T.
Reference is hereby made to said
Ordinance of Intention for further par
ticulars. "
10-2s-2s Ct Street Superintendent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
GENERAL BOOTH H0N0RED
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 26.--The freedom of the
city of London, a distinction of which
many statesmen and warriors have set
great store, was today bestowed on
General Booth Of the Salvation army.
The address referred in glowing terms
to the work of General Booth and his
organization not only in London but
throughout the world. The general sin
reply referred to the difficulties which
beset him in his early days and which
are only now becoming officially reor-
ganized.
Instead of the usual gold casket the
address was enclosed IN an oaken cas-
ket, the balance of the money voted
by the municipal council being, at the
request of General Booth, given in the
shape of a check toward the funds of
the organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27
ENGINEERS ARE UNDECIDED
Long Beach Man Wires From WASH
ineton Regarding Change of

HaTbcr L!nes
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, Oct. ga telegram
was received in this city today from
w. e. Hipshaw who is at present in
Washington. D. c., announcing that the
board of government engineers has
reached no decision regarding changes
for the harbOr lines, but that the rail-
roads will ask for permission to carry
through private improvements.
Thomas M. Thompson has disap-
peared. On Oct. IA he rented a small
store at Pacific and Fourth and stated to
the owner, Mr.. Richards, that he would
shortly open a grocery store there. The
next day Thompson went to Los Ange-
les to purchase a stock of groceries for
his store. He has not been seen or
heard from since.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the celebration of Pier and
Pavilion day, which will occur Nov Is,
Governor Pardee, Senator Flint, Con-
gresham MacLachlan and Oscar Law
Ter will be present and make addresses.
A grand banquet and ball will be given.
Miss Leigh Blythe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Blythe of this city,
last evening became the bride of
Ernest Creeth, a well known architect
employed in the offices of Train &
Williams. The bride is well known and
very popular here. Upon returning
lIOIll Il pIleL HOllSyIlloOIS NIL anu WI o.
Creeth will make their home in this
city.
The Oldest man in Long Beach died
today at the age of 80 years. He was
Henry C. Waterman, father of Mrs. Ida
H. Adams, and has been a resident of
Long Beach for the past five years.
Mr. Waterman was born in Oneida, N.
Y, Aug. Is, 1915. His funeral will be
held tomorrow at 2:3O p. M, conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Clelland Of the 1st
Presbyterian Church.