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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-09-28
A Grea+ Big Success
Was | Ze County Fair

A man who can be n Judge at baby
show and not lose trade at his store
ought to be able to be the political boss
OF his ward.
II you think the owners of the race
horses are getting rich just ak l.. Y.
Kohlman or NJ. T. McCunniff. They
have had experience.
The happiest face noted on the
grounds WAS that of Beecher's bull ter
rier-the mother OF three pairs Of
twins all at one time.
Many man who came to Canon last
week didn't go out to the fair grounds
account of the distance and trouble of
getting a convey ance.
A man stood at the corner Of Seventh
and Main streets Thursday for an hour
and couldn't get place in a single hack
to ride out to the grounds
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-09-28

8 3furlongs, purse $50, Billy Nelson
first al Q. second Red Dam, third
Time 80.
8 5furlongs, purse $3.50, Ben Bolt. first
Chancellor, second Dulcie, third.
Fine :o7H.
8 mile relay race. $3.50. Palmer &
Scott. first; Parkard & Roberts, Sec
ond, Time 10: 2o4.
Between the races there was an ex-
hibition given by Gilman brothers in
the ring tournament, and bucking
horses oy Bert Ireland and Del Owens
and cowboy Virginia reel, throwing
rope exhibition by the Gilman brothers,
bicycle trick riding, bucking horse and
bucking bull riding.
Fridays Races. Special 2:l4 pace
Lady Elgin, first; Bonnie Treasure,
second Hello Girl, third. Time 2:22i
Special 2 go trot and pace: j. J. NJ.
Jr., first Jim Carol, second; Winnie
Y, third. Time 2:27s.
One mile novelty race. IS on each
corner: Ben Bolt won the three-quar-
ters and the mile; Billy Melton won
the quarter; Milestone won the half.
Wild horse race: Warden John G.
Cleghorn, of the state penitentiary,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-09-28
THE RACING PROGRAM
WAS REALLY FINE

The track events at the fair were
first-class and furnished splendid
entertainment to the crowds which
thronged the grand stand and bleachers
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
afternoons. Aside from the special
features, which consisted of fancy rid
ing and cowboy sports of various kinds,
the program for the three days was as
follows:
County Race. Purse 500. Open to
horses from Fremont, Custer and
counties: Rocky Boy, first; Matt Car
roll, second Wilkes, third. Time 2:27.
2:20 trot, purse 1900: ]. J. NJ. Jr.,
first; Jim Carol, second Major Bund,
third. Time 2.25.
Half mile dash, purse 800: Bob,
first; Milestone second; Dulcie, third
Time 5S l-5 seconds.
One aud half mile relay race /:
Packard & Roberts string, first; Pal
mer 4 Scott, second; Collie Noble,
third. Time | s58.
Thursdays Races. Free for all trot
and pace: purse, 500. Hello Girl,
tirst; Lady Elgin. second; Bonnie
Treasure, third. Time 2;2uA.
2:Ss pace. purse t260. George For
ker, frsts Winnie Y, second; Rocky
Boy, third. Time 2.2s.
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R.lsy race. Chalf milel-canon City
first; South Canon, second: time, /
minute. 4s As seconds
In the series OF athletic contests
Canon City won 81 points, on the face
Of the returns, and South Canon 81
points Leb. Harding. Of Canon, made
the highest individual score. being
credited with 10 points.
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Fine Horse Hort.

Senator Beckwith's fine, standard
bred stallion got his foot hurt ut the
fair grounds last week and had to be
taken home before the close of the ex-
hibition. The boot he was wearing on
one Of his fore feet in some way turned
around and cut his foot quite severely
. few inches above the hoof.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-09-28

display of corn, wheat, oati bar
ley. millet, alfalfa. clover, :, WAS
good, although there were not q great
many entries. In vegetables the show
ing was very creditable and some splen-
did potatoes, rutabagas, turnips, car
rots, beets, raddishes, cabbages, cauli-
flowers, pumpkins, squashes, melons,
tomatoes and celery were to be seen.
There were melons that weighed fifty
pounds and a gigantic pumpkin that
must have tipped the beam at the
fve-pound notch.
The second annual exhibition of the
Fremont County Fair association passed
into history with the closing of the
gates at the grounds last Friday night.
The receipts from the sale of tickets
each day of the fair considerably ex-
ceeded that for the corresponding day
OF last year, which was considered
very good At that time The expenses
of the association have been very heavy
this year, but iis revenues in every de-
partment have been much greater than
was the case twelve months ago and IL
will haye a neat surplus left for the
next season after liquidnting all OF its
current Indebtedness.
One Of the greatest drawbacks TO the
success of the fair on the present
grounds is the dust, which is one of the
hardest problems the association has
TO deal with. Some way must be de-
vised 70 mitigate the dust nuisance
another year. otherwise very large
attends ance Of out-of town people can
not be expected. The success oil the
fair last week VIII, doubtless, be an in
centive to thu association TO provide
its patrons with u more expeditions,
and less dusty. manner OF resching the
grounds than the one In vogue now.
w. IL. Wsison's fne, Percheron stall
lion "Gaspard" was one OF the inter-
esting features OF the live stock depart
ment, particularly to horsemen. he
was imported from France by Dr.
hartman, Oh oo'ofnoos' oh'o' anu ~
Porcnseeu " MT watson "o y"
o@sPsu Nslsns .s1 pou
~. watson Aiso eah'o'.eu n's s'snaAia
u'-u s'"''.on "" " o"e "
-. 4. v, -.
A X. Gumners thoroughbred here
ford bull Gladstone n, without
doubt, the hnes' specimen oil MS kini
IN rse'nen' .oun'', A.u ns We"
."s " 80, .H
ne - ouig ythIS otd hHa
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-09-28

There was a surprisingly
Of agricultural products in
cultural Annex, including
the cereals grown in this Ia
display Of corn, wheat. oati
ley, millet, alfalfa. clover,
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s sUBAs IA q u B LIcA.
El sabado IL de Enero del 1905
q Ia ! r. NJ.

La Ascciaci6n Popular Cooperative
de ConstFucciones. Ahnrros y Pf6sta-
mos de Puerto Rice, tfrece6 Ii venta
en- GMirRmAr, , Pnente de San Anto-
MO, conoCido pOr Puente del Aqua,
escOgidos solares, 81 mejor postor. en-
las siguientes CONDICIONES DE
VENTA:
"a % p0r ciento de venta se psgsr6
RI contado en- Ia O6cipa de Ia AsOcia-
ci6r, el Lunes 16 de EneTo del 1905, y
el resto del preciO. 8 Faz6n del, / pOr
cientO sobre ell precio total. cada se-
mana, durante Is sennanas, Sin in to-
res.
Sc expedir6n certifcados u psgsrse
eI 25 por Cieuto-de contado y eecritu-
ras de vents, q tern1inarse todos los
psgOs.
En- 81 acto de "a venta TODD ccmpra
dor deber6 depositar $40 90.
Es imposible que Sc presente meioF
Ocasi6n que 6sta para colocaF bien ell
dinerO 8 para hacerse de una casa
La AsoCiaci6n cOmeDzara ID subasta
con reducidOs precios, y loo soares
ser6n vendidos & los nlejores pOstores;
una oferta De un dollar sobre 81 preciO
sefialado, sers suiCiente para CDnseguir
IN solar, & men0s que hays quien
ofrezca mas.
Para mss informes. dirigirse u
cficina central, CeIIe de Tetu6n n6me-
70 8.
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Ban co POPULAR.
Convocatoria.

81 Consejo dc Gobierno do esta sociedad,
90 se<i6h ordinaria eetebrada Ia noche del
dia31 del expir4do mes de icls mbre. acor-
do Riar eI dfa 20 del corriente mes, hora
ds las 7y media de II noche, para La cele-
bFaci6n de Ia Junta General ordinaria, que
So cor trken los Estatutos y Reglamento por-
que Sc rige este EBAncO, en- los salones del mis-
N estabie ecimiento.
Con ell laudabla prop6sito deque los aouer-
dos.oue se toman, resniten ravestidos de Ia
mayor altorid-d, Sc raega q los sefores 40
cionistas su asisteneia ~ soto, va personal
mente, 6por delegation, segdn Sc deteEmiEa
EN- N sec1ion tgEceFa, aEtfCulo1 72, "a y IS de
los refsrid0s Estatutos
San Juan, Puerto Rico dc Enero de 1905
El Director Gerente, Dami6n IongaEEat. l8l
secretario, Ricardo Beylays
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PrsD16Os d lOs SpgpogeSstes sobTe 566ge.
t1s: Sc sortarsn tOdos lOa amos en-
ire los que mis- Sc distingan pOr 81
Conatancia en- 81 AhOrT0
HOr0s ~ Gaia: Para las impOsicio-
mes:
De8 s 104 de Is mRnana. y de / & 81
de la tarde l1s dfas hborabIes; y de s.
( 103 de Is nna9iana lOs DOminoca. Para
n extracciole8 laa migmas horas ex-
nepk0 la de- Ios DOmingo1.
RsgEanss,sto ds "A 6soOi6ns Las per-
sonns que intaEean mks pormonoE
s0bra Inu inar1 CiOne extrnCoionc
nnnnera de h1uidar intaE ctc pue
don r1lieif un d y Ce
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9 We
4 Y 1 S 3

Para conceimientn general. Sc hsce
pdblico que en- loB fss 26. % y % del
cOrriente mes Ea cele lebr1F6n en- d ofi-
Gina de Sanidad, Bsnedeencia Co
rfecci6n 6 las nueve de la mafIan1,
exkmenea paFs los aspirantes 81 tftulo
de CirujanOs Denfietas
Hasta la Yispera se recibiF6n las So
licitudes de los aspifaDtes 8 Ias cuaIes
deben scompafIkr los S25. 90 importe
de los deFechOs de exsmen que son los
de ley. y que han de- di:igirse 81 Supe-
rintendente de SAnidad.
Los impresos para soIioitudes de ex6-
men se daFSn en- Is ofcina aFriba OK.
pFesada.
Supervisor Of Heals.
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A vi S 0

Para conOcimiento general be- hace
p6blico que en los dfas 23, "a y 25 del
cOrriente mes 81 celebV9fkn en- % cfi
Gins de Sanidad, Bsne flcencis Y Co
Frecci6n 6 laa nueve de u mafIsna.
ex6menes para los aspiFantes 81 tftulo
de farmac6nticos.
Hsata q vfspera se recibir6n las sol
ljCitudes De les aspirantaa s les cuaIes
deban aconpEdaI los $25 90 importa
de los derechos la exsmen que son de-
lev. y que han de- diriiirse 81 Superin-
tendente de Sanidad.
Los impresos para soliCitudes de exk-
men ser6n lados en- 4 odcina arriba
citada.
Sdperintendente de Sanidad.
avs.
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eL PETROlEo 10 Is on SUBSTITUTE
DEL AcEiTE De HlGlDO De BlCALl

Durante Ia presente escasez de aceite de
nfgado de bacalaO, algunos indust.Ialss han
neCho grandes esfuerzos para popularizar en-
provecho pr0pio 81 uso del petr6leo paraf-
"a como substangia alimenticia
Bastante Hdloulo es en- verdad, por 10 cal
fCario dc otro modo, 81 aseguTaE que 81 peo
tr0leo puede gubstituir al aOeite de hfgad-
de baCalao.
La gran reputaci6n de que goza 81 aceite
de higado do baoalao es debida suS gFandes
propIedades nutritivas alimentiGias. En-
v-rdad, el aceite de higado de bacalao no sola-
mente es un alimento, sino que es el meior
alimento que Sc conoce en- Mediein8 y adm no
So ha podido encontrar en- la naturaleza otro
alimento igual, anunCiar el petTole0 CO.
mo un substitute del aceite de higado de ba-
calao, es atTibuiT al petr6leo paTafna pro-
1p1edades que 40 tiene. ri petE0leo Cafeco de
IL propledad esencjal de todo alimento, es
deciT,. la de ser asimilable. El petroleo pa
rafina no solamente no es una substancia asi
milable, sino que ouaudo Sc tOma interior
mente as expeldo en- su totah ed p0E las eva
cuaciOues 1ntestlnales, causaddo indigestion,
irrttaci6n del estomsgo y den los tntestinos,
Intermediates del hfgado y del pancrea1
con freonenCia G1arrsa disenG9rfn
La prosente escasez del acoits de hfgado
dc bacalao ea I'M case exCepcional que no du-
Ear4 muchO tempo, pero que ha demostrado
70 la gran demanda que commandments hay
en- el mundo por este pFo1uoto aim entiCio.
Niles de peTsOnaaS j0venos anoianos, usan
3ontinuamenGe este aceite su Ealud su
vida dependen de Ell.
AfOrtnnadamento la mayor parte del 0eeite
de DaCalao que R8 consume On 81 munGo os
adminisirad0 haio Ia forma de aamuIeion de
Scott preparada por 4 Sres. Scott e Bow
ne. Oufmicos de NueVa York, Qu1snss debido
suS muchos af0s de expert eneia en ia ma
iaria. vieron ventr Ii uGCassz con much0s
nesea de antiCipaci6n6 hicierun gfandes AGO
pios del aceite. aunque para clio rnvfaron que
Daaar pra1io1 en0Emes. ESQ No nathnte al
pFsCio CoEEients 81 detalle de Is Enulsi6n de
sSott no III sido altsFsdo y pnoda oibtan ne
sIl Lar bot1aCas y dF0gneFias & mfsmo precio
d. atempr8
III Pstr6leo Para1lna puede ser buspo pa
IA luhricaE maquinaA q ottos u1oao1 inr,rstrIa
les nero Is EmuIcion ds Scott Al - llrfaa
lbierE 35aEa 81 ensrpo huNnnno.
JUAN MlelEL EE.RH.
AHo0ADo.
Anus
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seeo
o d o Aear raa lap
s d ofoeafz
CozAa Ceazm aDR
~ oaaneet
~ 3
q
s nsaadad
~ pa M
lS1s
baars
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Ia paidez 6 seno empobreceento de sangre Desug6
la beleza de Ia mujeT
La paidez revela oisninuc6n de Ia sangre Aucas De
e o desllmbrante mrada, Ia geneza
a ebeez Ia beeza faccones de a
debdad obrez de a nutEc6n deiciente C1a
flor Vdas ado,
de diqnas aabes Los hombres buscan
esposas 6venes raqufcas enerzs. Necesn de
beaS etadoras foInaa es s0nrosadas Nenas deVda
de atractVos, alegres felices.
III Searns de Acee de de Bacalao Pepo
Qrao mdcnales del ac bacaao
adeas contene organize
de hero que asa Iapdez aent0
Ia sanRe Aumenta enriquece sangre meofa Ia complexion
general engendIa carnes energfa. No tiene rival
E DR. Julio Audino del Coego de Medna Barcelona, dice
10 guiente Habendo usado eo Vino de
sdeandoo peparado nnerecedor de Ia eosza,
de smare
feco1nendar los de debiidad, anena CO.
Todas las ben de parcu-
res sobre este nobmo reneo nosoos gaIanaos
Las enfermedades que est6 mdicado.
BOtcas.
FREDERICK sSTEARNS & CIA.
de
aae oETRolT. NaIot4 =. -. a. ~
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PABLO FIGUEROA.
Barranquitas, RI R. Die. 1. 1904.
The IT. PharmaCal Co,
NueVa York.
Mug Sres. nnfos:

MUY DIGS u1lUSF
Me place muCho manifestar & uste-
des que he usadO los pOIvOs GLister-
formO. despu6s de haber padecido du-
Pante aIgunOs amos. sin que los otros
desinfeCtantes que us6 me hubiesen
prOducidO los resultados que obtuve
con el SListerformDI
HsgO ID manifestation que antecede
pOrque ciertamente hsn sidO marRVi-
llOs0s Ids resultados que he 0btenidO.
Estoy altanente agFadeCidO. & uste-
des y % soIamente sutorizo & uatedes
Ia publication de estas lineas. sinO que
recomendar6 su preparado con el mR-
yOF gusto sieHnpre que Sc me pFesente
10 oportunidad.
De ustedes atentamente,
(Firmado)
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REMEMBER.
BancO Territorial J AgrlcOIa
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHoRBOs.

IneposscSSones s05re Zsbretas: Desde
1925 q 81, 600, devengar6n intereses y
6 pOr 100 annual.
lnspOsSciOmes q pZGsO ITO: Desde
$500 en- adeIanta devenQar6n inter9s ID:
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Muy Sres. MICS:


Me compIazco en manifestarles que
he usado con gran 6xitO en- mi los poll
VOa eListerfoEmS, que iam6s ctro an
tis6pticO me4prodpi0 u curaci6n que
por tanto TEMPO deseabR. PuedO ase-
gurar sin tenor eQuivoCarme que
Otr6 medicina no ptOduciTfa los efectoa
tan r6pidos y SECURES.
Mi enfermedsd databR de alg1n
Tempo y Cref que ERA impossible Gu
rarme.
AL yer ell buen 6xito que he expert
mentado. otrOs mas desean curarse
usando los mismos pOEvOs. v tengO Ia
seguridad de que estar6n & uetedes tan
DgFRdeCidos como yo 10 eptOy.
Accedo gustoso q De- publication de
eatas declaraCiOnes hechas de mi pEopia
voluntRd y para satisfacCi6n de uste-
des.
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10 son, ciertamente Los resuItados
que Be obtienen con Is aplicaci6n del
sListerf0rmS para Ia cura de- las GIce-
ras. ffstulas, llsgas, empeiaes, y barros
en- ID cara.
Mpchas con Ias scartas que ha recibi-
do ID casa que fabrica este prepRrado.
de pers0nas que hacfa tempo venfan
padeciendO de Ias doIencias Rrriba ci-
tadas, que han cpusegui1o CuraFse RAJ
DICALMENTE con el uso del sLia-
terformS. despu6s de haber usado
OtrOs Antis6pticos Y cicatEizsntes con
resultsdos negatives. "A continuation
ub'icamos dos de los testimonies 6iti-
mamente reCibidos por los inventories
del eLiterform2
Bsrranquitae. P. r Die. |. 1904.
The $. T. Pharmacal Co..
Nueva York.
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aIgafizaGitn
De- Ia higiBl8
INFORM lCIOn DEC BUREAU
OF HEALTH.
C6fla dsl Isi0 daI 6shInslG
H QllmlGO.
LABORATORIO QUIMICO.

JantA Superior AZ sanidad de Peer
t9 Rico.
san Juan. II. r.. DcbEe. /. 1904.
Dr. IT. del Vale .Atilea,
Supervisor de SAnidad de 2. r.
QueridoaefioT.
Tango 81 honor de s0meteF 6 su cone
los Biguientes datos demog-
tFAtiVOs del nGmerO y caIidad de laa
muestras e1sminRdas en- este LlaborR-
rip durante el mes de NoViembre 6l-
tino.
ClasS 20 lbs ariiclIOs Bdmsro
aHamiRados stamlRado,
Leche SO
Medicines II
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FARMlGA AMERICANA

PildDras T6niCas FerruginOsas con-
ira u Anemia potes de Glen 8 so cen
tavos.
Jab6n de Castillo IegitimO, por libra
25 centaycs.
San Francisco 50. San Juan 7. -R.
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DR. N. IRA MlREZ
MEDICO4 4CTRUJANO.
OcuLlsTA
lFORTALEIzlAL77l-

ConGultaa particulars AZ 2 264p. 70.
pnrs losp 1 as 9 & ? = %.
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Bsrranquita r. n Die. /. i

The S. T. Pharmacal Co.,
Nueva York.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
ordinnnce taI No. 11,13e


AN Ordinance declaring the intention
or the Mayor and Council Of the City
OF Los Angeles to establish the grade
of Orc street, from Temple street to Belle
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles do ordain as follows:
Section J. That 1t is the intention of
the Council of the City of Los Angeles
to establish the grade of
ORC STREET,
from Temple street to Bellevue avenue,
in accordance with the following ele-
vations:
AT the intersection with Temple
northwest corner, and 364.36 at the
Temple street.
At a point on the west side 900 feet
north of the north line of Temple
street the grade shall be 372.00 and
1890 at point on the east side OPP
At the intersection with Plata street
the grade shall be 8S3.79 at the south
west corner, 3Ss.Oo at the northwest
east side opposite thereto.
At a point on the west side 10 feet
south Of the south line of Bellevue
424.96 at point on the east side op-
! posite thereto.
At a point on the west side $50 feet
nue. the grade shall be 1886, and
posite thereto.
south OF. the south line of Bellevue
avenue the grade shall be 427S9, and
posite thereto.
At point on the west side 10 feet
south of the south line of Bellevue
avenue the grade shall be 42894, and
1892 at a point on the east side op-
At point on the west side 90 feet
south of the south line of Bellevue
avenue the grade shall be 42s.55. and
/ af tVaf - IL
| posite thereto.
/ At point on the west side 10 feet
south Of the south line Of Bellevue
429,80 at point on the east side OPP
posite thereto.
At point on the west side so feet
avenue the grade shall be 429s7, and
429,S2 at point on the east side op-
posite thereto.
At the intersection with Bellevue
avenue the grade shall be 42S.00 at the
southwest corner and 427.50 at the
southeast corner, as now established on
And at all points between said desig-
mated points the grade shall be estab-
| lished so as to conform to a straight
line drawn between said designated
| points.
Elevations refer to the top of the
curb, are. in feet. and are above a
plane which is 255 feet below City
Sec g. 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 Her
aid, 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 its meet
ing of June 5, 1905.
| H. ]. LELANDE,
City Clerk.
Approved this 8th day OF June, 1905.
OWEN McALEER,
6-12-21 lot Mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. in and for the County of
Los Angeles. Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, plaintiff, VS.. George Fennell and John
Doe, decentralization brought In the Supe-
rior court of the State of California, In and
for the County OF Los Angeles, and the COM
plant filed In the office of the clerk of the said
court in the said county.
The People of the State of California send
greeting to George Fennell and John Doe, de-
PENDANTS: You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by the above5
named plaintiff. in the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for the County of
Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive of the day
Of servce) after the service on you Of this
summons IL served in the said county or, IL
served elsewhere. within thirty days
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to so appea" and answer. the plaintiff will
apply to the court Tor the relief demanded in
the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
Superior Court of the State Of California, In
and for the County of Los Angeles. this 18th
day of August 1904.
C. G. KEYEs, Clerk.
by D. S. BURsoN, Deputy Clerk.
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VIM. Singer, Jr.. and Guy Thorp, attorneys
for plaintiff.