davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
LocHLoosA LAcoNIcs.
Business Items and Personal Notes
From This Section.


LochlooSa, November % j. P.
Tompkius has left for Silver spFingS
where he will take the Job Of laying
track.
A. 7. Gore left Monday for Mead.
oW, where he will take the Job OF
laying three miles OF tFamFoSd for
Davis & Company.
6. A. singletaFy OF Gainesville has
clipped bic household furniture here
and hiS family will come 10 q few
days.
Robert J. TompkinS rolled 10 Sunday
morning from LeeSbuFG. where be has
been for quite awhile 10 the wheel.
wright and blaokSmIthlng business. He
expects 20 locate here.
W. P. Cochran Of Lakeland 10 vIsit-
ing HE mother, Mrs. Mary Cochran,
who 10 quite 80.
Some Of the people are done grind
inG cane In this section, while some
have not started.
B. A. Adkins OF Tyler was Up satuF-
day 20 see the lsst remains OF HE
mother, bot came too late.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23

Notice 10 hereby given that on be-
ssmbsF llth. 1913, 81 election Of the
s'oekhOldsfs Of che East Fl0Ftda r. To-.
phone C0mpaBy wili b. held ~ IL. Of
Zee IN OsiHssvilis. FLORIDA. fOS tho
purpose ~ V0iinR 10 lhsrssss ths rapi-
eel stOek ffOm FiVs Thousani y laSa
70 fWensJ' 1--WE Tb0asand Dollars. 81.
% 90 ihe came tims aBd place = Vpts
uiii b. iAksn f0F the adoption ~ 80
snshdmsat ~ Anisls VI ~ - char.
lsT ~ Ssad The highest indebtedness
o. liability Whish the coFPaFHti0h can
80 aay sims sabiset ilssrf Ia Fiuy
Thousand Dollars
This ca day u NsVsmbsF. 1870.
T. q vows. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
"A BREEZY TINE"
VIII Appear At the oPsrs House NsEl
Tuesday Night.

VIII Appear At the oPsTa HoUse NsKl
Tuesday Night
Manager Layton should be- eonEFat.
ulatsd on securing 20 GoOd ca attFns-
tloB for neat Tuesday Bight - ~
Breezy Time" 1.-The SlWsys books 81
good "a httfSetIon ~ this the amuas.
mssI loving people Of gainesville will
have no cause 70 complain
Wherever this comp any has sppeaF.
Cd this season che Pfess and publle has
been 0aahimO1s 10 pFoBOuHelBg their
performances che bss1 sVsF seen. -
BFssET Time" d In thFps aets. the plot
Of uhlsh 10 20 light that t IL hardly
worth msntl0nlnG. although ever set
hhs been happily impfeRnatsd 9Th sv-
sFything ihat 10 nee and up-to-dst-,
Including masle. sonE' dances and
ci-ssF spseiaiiliss. all - ub,sh ere To-
tFOdueed 10 90 sasy and psrirsIly 10.
gitimats maaBsf
The east % "A Breezy Tine" Com
panf COASTS Of the pisk Of some u
ths foFrsiost artists nov appsaFiuE 90
ths fafss comedy stag. HA0 haVs she
ablli,y 60 dspis1 10 ans aad s'sisiis
masbsF she 6ns y-dHWs shsFasisfs 10
this. she fehnisst % ell comedies.
Received ssai ssiS nov 90 90 W "
AVeFn'e at1fa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
HOLLOWAY CASE
IS now ON IN COURT
An Of Wednesday Afternoon Was
Spent Trying to Secure Jury.
FIVE HAVE BEEN SELECTED

Bv Order of Court a Special Venlre of
TAenty Was Drawn From Box and
Case viii be Resumed Today-Other
Transactions Of the Court.
The principal business to come be-
fore the circuit court Wednesday was
the oase ofthe State vs.. William NJ.
Holloway, charged with criminal libel.
The case was originally set for 8
o'clock in the morning, bot at the
converting Of the court was postponed
until 2 O'Clock.
Promptly at that hour the docket
was sounded, and all parties an
nouneed ready for trial. The court
room was not unusually crowded, ss
was expected would be the case,
which was evidence OF the fact that
this famous case had Lost the original
interest which il commanded.
The afternoon WA spent in securing
a Jury, and only FIVE were selected.
The panel having become exhausted,
the sheriff and clerk, by order OF the
court, drew from the box a special We.
nire Of twenty names for this case, as
follows:
John B. Polk, G. A. Williams, G. D.
Wood, J. P. Jones, L. Guthrie, A T.
Kelley, W. D. Tillman, A. R. Kelley,
M. Clemmons, D L. Graham, ]. G.
Bailey, NJ. w. Danforth, J. G. Martin,
NJ. NJ May, J. E. Griffith, w. H.
Boone. VIC. Dampier, J. F. Beck, w.
@. LindSay and ]. W. May.
Those selected "wednesday afternoon
were W. A, Hudson, J T. Richard, F.
7, Baker, Jr., ]. NJ. Manning, NJ. E
Jolly.
Miss Lois Hale was sworn in GO ste.
nOgTapheF in this case,
Robert Z. Davis was sworn in as 10.
siStant States attorney, but has no
connection with the Holloway case.
by leave Of the court Hon. Benz. P.
Calhoun, States attorney, filed the
following Information:
State 70. Charley Roberts, selling
liquor in . dry county, two indict.
msntS.
4 State w. Julius Washington, selling
liquor In q dry county.
The following caseS we're brought up
and disposed Of;
State 70. John Williams, assault, ap.
peal from justice court dismissed.
State 70. MoseS Williams ct al, as.
sault, appeal from justice court die.
missed.
State vS James R. Smith assault,
appeal dismissed.
State 70. Ben McNi'h, appeal die.
mlssed.
State 70. James Pelham, appeal dis
mitssd.
State 70. Holmes Dorsey, selling
liquor 10 a dry county, mol pressed. /
State W. Charley Robinson, selling
llquoF 10 q dvy county, mol pressed.
State 70. Charley Robinson, selling
liqOOF In dFJ county, mol prOsSed.
Court adjourned until O'Clock this
morning.
James 0stsen, who was convicted Of
eamnmNnmnheaR - Re Awan.Nf,a l.,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
THE NEWS FROM ALAoHuA.
Sent Up For Stealing-othsr Local
News and Personal Items.


Alaehua, Nov. 22,-Mrs. Emory is at.
tending the Fair at Tampa.
Prof. DeLand has resigned as prin.
ciral Of the school At Forest Grove and
has accepted q position with the Bank
Of Alachua.
The city council has bought five car
loads OF rock, which nre being used on
the main streets OF the town.
The number Of bales OF cotton Ginned
here this season falls short about 25C
bAles over the same period for last
season. About 1900 bNleS have been
ginned up TO date.
Carlyle Dupuis has accepted 3 posi-
ton with Jones, Maynard & Jones.
T. H Cato and NJ. h. DeLand are
attending court at Gainesville this
week.
w. NJ. Thomas visited Gainesville
Tuesday.
Master Bernays and Miss Constance
Bishop are attending the State Fair.
Rev. Mr., Noteworthy OF MicSnopy
closed his meetings here last Sunday
He was very successful in his efforts,
R. A. Turner has returned from a
trip to the coast,
Taylor Morgan, coloFed, WAS CON
victsd in Judge CaSwells court Satur.
day, on the charge Of stealing cotton
and fined $50 and cOSts, or 90 days in
the gang. The fine was paid.
A Salvation Army band has been
holding meetings on our streets thil
week
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
Major Thomas is nQN
in Kentucky selecting a
Car Of Fine Horses and
Mules.

We are experienced buyers We know what
our people need. We never sell Horse, Mule
Buggy or Harness without our guarantee, and
you know what our guarantee means-mOney
back if not satisfied. Could we do more2 Come
to see us this week and see a Car of fine Mules and
Horses.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23

James 0stsen, who was convicted Of
granddaughter % Sc. Augustine, WAS
santeESed for two years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-23
MASONIC coNVEET,oH.

Win coossas N natosis Hal Thss
gvssieE -eAaay hasSns Gspseisd.
TRs dIttrist toaFsniiea q Nn-
soss, Elsrsagh DstFiai. eli s0bs
Fsas % Assonts bail this sveo-
lna. Dtafrt Dvpaty Gaa4 Mo
tsF A. ". Cothmss pssp.dihE
NJ io1Rss ~ ~ fspFassHsst 20 fhis
souvsnfioa srs Wsid0 so 30 Aisshaa
W. -. Misanggy ~. ~. 0alassvilia
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-05

Zasilali isme jiz po nekolik ty-
dni ma rdzne adresy krajandm Min
nesotskym Minnesotske Noviny ma
ukazku. Tusime, ze jiz kazdy tech,
jimz casopis zasilan byl, mohl Sc
znati snahu nasi q rozhodl Sc, zda-li
1asopis odbirati chce aneh ne. Ty,
ktefi 81 dalsi odbirani pfeji, prosi-
me laskave pfedplaceni. Ktefi by
ysak casopis tento odbirati nehodla-
Ii, nechf mas laskaye o tom uyedo-
mi, abychom dalsf zasilku zastaviti
mohli. Hodlame V budoucnosti za-
silati casopis pouze jen tenn, ktefi
be pfedplati to doufame, ze ttini
kazdy Czech Minnesota, nebof do
jista kazdy must uznavati, ze Mime
sofa ma zapotfeby listu, kteryz by
vslEnal sobe jeji zajma q yenoval "a
lezitostem Minnesotskym vice mi-
sta, nezli mohou listy pro yseobec-
nou cirkulaci urdene. Doufame, ze
ctGne ctenafstvo seznalo nasi dobrou
v1h, ackoliv pfizname Sc, ze neni
posud list mas ma tom stupni, ma ja-
kem vi jej pfejeme miti q ma jakJ
1ei doiista b6hem kratke DOLBY nve-
dene. X tomu Jest nam ovsem za-
potfeby veskere podpory pomoci
yfech uvaiomelych kraian6 a doufa-
me tsz, Ne se nam il plnou msro1
dostane.
We vsech 6eskych osadach pfeje-
me sobe mfti dopisovatele ollie jed
natele kdekoliv dosud takove ne
name, zadarne spdsobile k tomu
kraiany, aby Sc pfihlasil doufa-
me, Re budeme Jim moci poskytnou-
ii uspokojiye nAbidky. Znamename
90 flct9, 9-3x.
Redakce a vydayatelstvo.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-05

y Fred. NJ. Noble, zenaty a Ii
jici v Z. 500 Broadway ul., byl zat-
cen minuly tyden M obvinenf Il
nosu 13let6 dfvky Leona Cook. DIE
vypovGdi 6ekala divka ma rohu 7.
ul. Goodrich ave. 6 hod. vecer
ma karu, chtic sc dovezti domu, do
s55 Euclid ui., kdyz Noble jel ko-
lem znajic jej, an tento bydlil
drive okoli ieji rodic6, prijala ma
bidnutA il misto ma sanich, ze SC
doveze donn. Misto k domoyu jeli
nj ma Arcade ul., blizko hranic me-
sta a zde Noble vytahl n1z hrozil
il zabitim, pakli Sc odvazi volati o
pomoc. v nastalem zapasu podafi-
lo 80 diyce nprchnouti a natrefila
nedaleko jednoho farmera, 3 KITE
rym Sc dostaia dorni.
- Hotel k pronajmuti 0 10 syet-
nicsch Gis. SEQ w. 7th nl.. VIC stfe-
du ceske osady st. Paul, kde do
sud zadneho ceskeho hotelu neni.
Dobra pfileaitost pro 6echa Biz
II podrobnosti sd6li redakce tohoto
liRtu. loft.
r Pan J. v. Starry, bodry uve-
dom9ly Kodak mas Conway, No.
Oak, zastavil 30 nasem m6st6, u
biraje Sc k domovu Sc svojf rodinou
Owatonny, Mimi, kde dleli ma
ystsyou pfibuzn5ch a pfatel pres
yanocni syatky.
= Geo. Kepl, jenz pred osmi me-
sici odebral e ma zapad do Monta-
ny, pfiiel ma novy rok se podivati
domn, nacez optt sc vratf nazpst-
= Minuly tyden odjel p. John
Kovec We syojf manzelkou do
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-05


iednotliva Gfsla zabayneho nrogra-
mu: /. Hudba Citizens Orchestra.
|2. Proslov cd ucitele skoly E. b.
Matlacha, jenz projevil sve potese-
nj mad tim, BE tolik obecenstva,
pfatel q pffznivci eeske skoly Sc
seslo, dikaz to, ze duch mas cesky
posud mezi nami zije. Poukazoval
ma vzdelanost pokrocilost naroda
ceskeho jiz pred daynymi lety "a
koncil pfanfm, ably nez rok opet s
rokem Sc sejde, byla navsteva sko-
ly co mono nejhojnejsi. 3. Skol-
nj pfsen: Co pax ii nasi delaji, 4.
"Maticce,o dekl. Clarence Stracho-
ia. 5. "PtAte ma odletu," dekl.
Agnes Wort. 6. "Jenik," dekl.,
Beny Stransky. 7. "Poklad," dekl.,
Jos. Simeoek. 8. "zdarna Ceska, =
dekl., Mary Jares. 9. "Sokolik,"
dekl., Eduard Sklenaf, ienz po Wy
stoupeni na vyvolani zazpfval, zacez
byl hojnym potleskem odmenen.
10. "Nas kruh," dekl., Clara Hell
duk. IL. ma hyezda," dekl., Ed.
Smolik. 10. NKde domov mnj, !"
piseh, zaci skoly; opakovacf pisen
'sBudicek." 13. Hudba. IA. Ctenf
zakd druhe tfidy: "Jelen," Beny
Stransky, "slunecko," Eddie Skok,
ssMame pekns ddm," Jos. stransky,
"slepec," Lille slab5, "ZavolanA
smrt," Zdenek Bodlak, "Chytra IL
SKA" Clara Heiduk, sDiyenky a
kocourek," Bessie Hejduk, 'Ienivy
Janek,s Ed. Cin6era. PAX nasIedo-
valy opet deklamace: FsNas Pudli-
eek" Jos. Stransky; "Marcipan," !"
Kar. Novotny; 8Maly u6itel," Kle-
ment Jares; 1Kocicka," Marketa
Jukl; "Duda6ek," Henry Schefer.
Pisen go vlasti ma" zaci skoly. -
Hudba. 49, Deklamace: "Nespoko-
jena rybicka," Frank Palecek !;
'Bratficek a sestficka," Edwin Ia
kovec; "Hfei zlate slunecko," Jifi
Penas; "Co jsem," Louisa Jares.
Pfsen "Kdybych byla ptackem,"
pFednesly Bessie Skok a Elsie Pi-
kal, pax po vyvolanf: "Matcina pi-
SEN" Cteni zakd 8. tfidy: "zajic,"
Bessie Jelfnek; ''Nespokojeny stro-
mecek borovy," En-. Heiduk; 90
pisaaakav rozsudalky,D . Marie Sttran-
sky; 'Domaci skola," Bessie Skok !;
"Prayidlo zivota," Willie Pikal !;
"Co name ciniti," Anezka Thu
stos; "Nekaz mladych stromki," !"
Jill Panuska; 'Pfijde jaro,' Anez-
ka Slaby. - Hudba. Deklamace: ::
SKomensky," Marie Stransky !;
"Ptacek." Ed. Busta; "Do nebi-
tka.' Lille slahy 4aatinee,'' = En-.
Hejduk. - Pisch GA ja jsem jonak
ceskJy," !" Zdsnek Bodlak Louis Sia-
BY. Deklamace: "Jifik," Ed.
Skok; "Dobfi pfatele,'' Cecilie
Smolik; mas dedecek," Lillian Ia
kovec; "Pfekonani'', Willie Pikal !;
"Pfikazani,o Adolf Stranskf;; ssVla.
sti," Josie Brouk; 'evelky rozum,'I
Bessie Hejduk; Kominik,..' JiriI
Hanzalfk; "Chlapec a krtek,v Jan
Panuska; "vsem se nelze zachova-
IT," Ed. Cintera; "Roditdm," Bessie
Jelfnek; "Petr cizine," Jiff Pa
nuska; "Nase rec" Bessie Skok /;
"Na rozhranni let," Anezka Thu
stos. Pisen: "Povzbuzeni ku zpe-
vu," zaci skoly. Po vyvolani "Uko-
lGbavka" Po skonceni programu p.
j #. Paffzek podekoval jnenem
skolniho vyboru vsem, ktefi ku po-|
fadanf vanocniho stromku jakkoliI
pfispeli. Hlavne p. t. j. Stracho-
toyi "a bezDlatne obgtaranf hudbv.
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-05
&c Zprdvy Ze St. Paul. y

Bakersfield, CAL, kde obdrzel dobre
zamestnani co kotlaf.
I Jelikoz neni nam mozno, by
chom byli vzdy nasi dfadovne k
ralezeni, ustanovili jsme 81 dfadni
hodiny, kdy budou mas moci vsichni
resi- pfiznivci, af ga jakoukoliv "a
lezitosti, nalezti. Rano do 10 ho-
din; odpoledne cd pdl jedne do Q
hcdin a vecer cd pIl sedme do T..
V sobotu cstS odpoledne ve5er.
tf.
r Pan F'r. Pafizek Belle Plain,
Mimi, bratr naseho J. r. Paffzka
pfijel sem ma svatky a pfi te pffle-
zitosti neopomenul mas tez navsti-
viii.
+ Spolek Slovan, {. 3, G. s. D.
?. J. vyplatil tyto dny $1,000 po-
zhstale vdove po SVEN tlenu Karlu
Wiemerovi.
= Jak jiz znamo q provolani u
vefejneneho tomto hstu, usneslo
|se nekolik clend byvaleho Sokola
svolati vefejnou schnzi ma 2 hod.
odpoledne ma Novy rok, "a itelem
zalozeni trvaleho zabavneho VIDE
lavaciho a po pfipade tez telocyie-
neho spolku 6eskeho, jenz obral by
| ii "a dcel praeovati k tomu, ably O.
pet nasem m9stz zavladl 6ilejai
hyet na nAroda roll d2diGne. Schd-
ze "a tim nGelem byla navstiyena
dosti cetna jednanf zahajil p. Ka-
rel Panuska, starosta byvaleho So
kola, jenz dyodni sye feci vyzval
vsechny pfitomne k proieveni ma
hledn. Po delsirn rokoyani bylo IL
sneseno pfikroGti k obnoyeni Gin
nosti Cesko-americkeho Sokola je-
likoz nalezal se mezi pfitomnymi
dostatecny pocet starych clend k
odbyvani schdze, byla tato formal
ne zahajena q zapisky posledni
sehlze eteny pfijaty. Pax pfikre-
ceno k zapisu tleni o nasledujici sc
pfihlasili: Karel Panuska, E. It..
sklenaf, Jos. Stransky, Frank H.
Dvofak, FIR. G. Picha, Rudolf No
wax, Karel Vodraska, Petr Hrnska,
Jan Penas, Fr. Dolezal, Karel Ned
we'd, Adolf Fl. ZbitovskJ5, Adolf
Roubik, Vincenc Santrucek, FIR.
Trcka, Frank Tuna, Vac. Hracho.
vina a #. B. Matlach. PAX byli
zyoleni nasledujicf dfednici ma pfi-
sti rok: Pfedseda Jos. Stransky,
mistopfedseda Vac. Hrachovina,
taiemnfk Fr. G. Pfcha, h6etnik Rn-
dolf Novak, pokladnik FIR. Dvofak,
praporeGnik Fir. Treka, domaci
spravce Karel Nedy6d, prvni ma
celnik Kar. Vodraska, druhy na1el-
mix MIX PPettr PPettr Hrussika. VV}}bboF ku pro-
hlednuti kn6h Il. #. Sklenaf, Fr.
Dolezal a Adolf III. Zbitoysky. Pfi-
sti scfrnze bude Sc odoyvati o 2.
he'd. edpoledne ned4li dne %. 90 led
na.
= Vanocni stromek, spojeny Sc
zabaynym programem zakd eeske
syob. skoly vecer ma novy rok sc wy
dafil mad oeekavani velmi dobfe.
Ackoh nAvst6va skoly nebyla toho-
to roku tax cetnA jako letech pre-
deslych, byl program dosti zajima-
W q dokazoval, ze ditky nase dove
dou se ulohy sve dobfe nauditi O.
becenstvu svymi vykony sc zavdeci-
ii, jen kdyz rodide hledi, ably ie k
tcmu poyzbuzovali, nebof na rodi-I
cich zalezi, zda-li mali Sc ditek
Minnesotské noviny., 1905-01-05

Bakersfield, Cal, kde obdrzel dobr
zamestnani co kotlaf.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26

African gold fields. and by the approach
of a periodical stock market settlement.
Canadian Pacific was markedly affected
on this account owing to fears of an ex-
ket.
News Of general affairs continued fav-
orable, but the uniformity of recent re-
ports of increasing railroad traffic was
varied this week by damage caused by
floods in the southwest. The recent an
nual report of the Atchison and the heavy
losses for the year there shown from the
damage by flood enforced the influence
of the news.
The failure of the st. Paul stockholders
TO take action toward Issuing new stock
caused disappointment on the part of
spectators who have counted very conf
IDENTIFY on such action. The announcement
of the closing of bank at Kansas City
was of some sentimental influence.
The trading in stocks became very dull
at times, but 1t was only in the pauses of
liquidation and when the market was
active. prices declined. The closing was
irregular, but near the lowest.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, 50, 466, 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
9-25-26 ct
Notice of Street WorIS

Notice OF Street Work
Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 18th day of September, A. D.
1905, the Council of the City Of Los All
geles, did, at its meeting on said day,
adopt an Ordinance of Intention num-
bered LISP (New Serles), to have the
following work done, to wit:
LIST. That cement curb return be con-
structed along the line of the roadway of
said
HOPE STREET
at each corner of the intersection of said
Hope street witt. each street between
north curb line of Washington street
(excepting along such portions of
the line of said roadway upon which a
cement or granite curb has already been
constructed to the official line and grade)
in accordance with specifications for con-
structing cement curbs, on file in the
office of the City Clerk. said specifications
being No. % (New Series).
I'd. That cement sidewalk six (6) feet
in width he constructed along each side
of said Hope street from the south line
of Pico street to the north curb line of
Washington street Excepting such por-
tions of said street between said points
along which a cement or asphalt sidewalk
ed to the official line and grade) said
sidewalk to be constructed in accordance
with specifications for constructing ce-
ment sidewalks on file in the office of the
City Clerk of said city, said specifications
being No. rs (New Series).
Reference is hereby made to said Ordi-
nance of Intention for further particulars.
JAMES HANLEY,
9-25-30 ct Street Superintendent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
Ordinance NO. 1890
FAT C-4-.N


An Ordinance declaring. the intention of
the Mayor and Council of the City of Los
Angeles to. establish the grade of Lewis
street from Figueroa street to the West
City Boundary.
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles do ordain as follows:
Section l. That it is the intention of
the Council of the City of Los Angeles
to establish the grade of
LEWIS STREET
from Figueroa street to the West City
Boundary, in accordance with the follow
ing elevations:
At the intersection with Figueroa street
the grade shall be 1853. 60 at the northwest
corner and 1853 so at the southwest corner.
At the intersection with the West City
Boundary the grade shall be 1853 80 on the
north side and 1875 on the south side.
And at all points between said designat-
ed points the grade shall be established
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 2. 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
effect and be in force.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Or
the City of Los Angeles at its meeting of
September is, 1905.
II. ]. LELANDB.
Approved this 21st day of September.
1905,
9-25-3O, 1O-1-4 lot Mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
Ordinance No. 11,610
New Series.)


An Ordinance declaring the intention
of the Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles to establish the grade ; OF o.,
Allesandro street from the north line OF
Effie street to r street.
The Mayor and Council of the City OF
Los Angeles do ordain as follows: -.
Section !; That it Is the intention On, OF OF
ALLESANDRO STREET
from the north line of Effie street to #
elevations.
At the intersection with Effle street the
grade shall be 429 90 at the northeast cor
ner AMI 429. 90 at the northwest corner.
At the intersection with A street the
grade shall be 1920 at the southeast cor
rer, 1850 at the southwest corner, 434;S
at the northwest corner and 435 70 at the
northeast corner.
At the intersection with B street the
grade shall be AL. 20 at the southeast cor
ner, AL 90 at the southwest corner, Az
at the northwest corner and 442. 40 at the
northeast corner.
AT the intersection with street the
grade shall be 1880 at the southeast cor
ner. 44S so at the southwest corner, 1880
at the northwest corner and $4,000 at the
northeast corner.
At the intersection with D street the
grade shall be 456 40 at the southeast cor
ner, 456. 20 at the southwest corner, 457:60
at the northwest corner and 457.6O at the
northeast corner.
Al the intersection with e street the
grade shall he 465 90 at the southeast cor
ner, 464. 80 at the southwest corner, 466, 40
at the northwest corner and 466.60 at the
northeast corner.
At the intersection with Ivanhoe street
the grade shall be 1000 at the south
west corner and 4A.OO at the northwest
At the intersection with r street the
grade shall be 474.00 at the southeast cor
ner.
And at all points between said deslg-
mated points the grade shall be estab-
lished so as to conform to a straight
line drawn between said designated
Elevations refer to the top of the
curb, are in feet and are above plane
which is 255 feet below City datum
Sec. 2. 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 therehpon and thereafter 1T shall
take effect and be in force.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing
Ordinance was adopted by the Council
of the City of Los Angeles at it's meet
ing of September Is, 1905.
III. ]. LELANpE.
City Clerk.
Approved this 21st day of September,
1905.
s-25-SO. 1O-1-4 lot Mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-26
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