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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
EAST SEVENTH STREET
TO HAVE RAILWAY LINE
City Attorney Instructed to Prepare
Franchise for the
New Road

The city attorney was instructed by
the council yesterday to draw up new
on East Seventh street, from Spring
street to Boyle avenue. 1t is planned
to operate the proposed line when fin
ished by way of Griffin avenue, Boyl-
ston street to Seventh and thence east
to Boyle avenue.
by Councilman Kern, who stated that
the people of that vicinity were es-
pecially anxious for transportation ia
cilities.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

engaged in collecting the nickels on his
trolley car.
Judge Trask declared that threats
to break ones head off are not cal
culated to produce happiness and the
court had but one thing to do and that
was to grant the divorce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
CHARGES CRAFT
IN COMMISSION
FRUIT GROWERS DEN0UNCE
H0RTICULTURISTS
Declare Members Are incompetent
and Use Their Offices for lndl-
Vidual Advantage-Must
File Petition

A small sized political bomb wa
fired into the camp Of the board Of
supervisors yesterday, when petition
signed by the fruit growers of the
Monrovia-Duarte district was present.
ed to the board requesting the appoint
ment of the present horticultural In
spector, w. H. Payne, to be a member
Of the horticultural commission in the
place of one of the present members.
The petitioners demanded of the
board that the conduct Of the present
commissioners be investigated and to
this end charges will be presented
wherein the members of the board will
be accused of incompetency.
A large number of fruit growers rep
resenting various sections of the dis
trict appeared before the supervisors
yesterday in support Of their petition
for the appointment of Inspector
Payne.
Editor Cronenwett of the Monrovia
News, figuratively speaking, took the
bull by the horns, and in presenting
his views in connection with the petit
t1On ne CndTBGQ tildb lhC booiiiCco ~
terests of the fruit growers of the dis
trict demanded an investigation into
the competency of the present COM
mission.
DO you mean that you want an in
vestigation of the commission" asked
the chairman of the board.
yes sir, that is what it amounts to"
replied the speaker, and number OF
fruit growers nodded their approval.
Must File Petition
Chairman Longden informed the
Monrovia newspaper man that in order
to bring about such an investigation it
would be necessary to proceed accord
ing to law, which requires petition
signed by at least twenty-five fruit
growers living within the district.
The petitioner informed the board
that the petition would be presented at
an early date and he intimated that
charges would be filed at the proper
time.
It is asserted that the investigation
will show that the office is being used
by one or more of the commissioners
for the purposes of political graft"
s. A. Conner, who writes for the
Rural Californian and the Monrovia
News, presented the petition to the
board, and in a brief address he urged
the appointment of Inspector Payne.
In speaking of action taken by the
fruit growers he said:
I'm asking for the appointment OF
Mr.. Payne we have been forced to do
so by the incompetency of the present
board of commissioners. More than
that, there is a political graft in there
that should be exposed. In Covina
there are today seventeen orange or
chards infected with purple scale, and
there is not member of the board
capable of eradicating the pest. They
don't understand the use of cyanide
sufficiently or any other method for
exterminating the pest. Only one year
ago there was but one orchard infected,
which gives an idea of the existing
conditions"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
Sentenced for Larceny

Joe Botellier yesterday pleaded
guilty to the charge Of petit larceny
before Justice Young in the township
court. The complaining witness in the
case was ELIAS Recio, who roomed with
the defendant. Recio asserted his
roommate relieved him of sS7, and
Botellier admitted the truth of the
charge. Justice Young sentenced him
to serve ninety days in the county Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
Pioneer Passes Away

r. b. Russell, well known pioneer
of Los Angeles, died at his home. $50
South Los Angeles street last evening.
after a short illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
New Use for Photographs

An enterprising German has patented
a device for fitting monographs to
doors.
AS a customer enters the door of
shop a voice will call out: Flour is
cheaper today" New consignment OF
special quality mncemeat just re-
ceived; try some" and similar invita-
tions.-Talking Machine News.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
CLAIMS He WAS
GIVEN A BRIDE
(Continncd from Pnce One.l

pressure was so great from the Pea
body people that they might drive him
out of the state If he did not vote with
them, as they were browbeating AMI
bulldozing many Republican members
of the legislature and making threats
against them in business and in poll
tics. That he was convinced the Pea
body people had no case. Mr.. Morgan
stated that he had been offered $4,000
by Peabody people and he ought to
have $4,000 if he stood by Adams and
incurerd the enmity of the Peabody
people. l told him that / would not
pay any member of the legislature 70
vote one way or the other in the gov
ernorship contest. Mr.. Morgan was
very insistent and finally said he would
take $500. 1 absolutely refused TO
have anything to do with him and he
during the entire conversation.
(Sgned) u. M. HERBERT"
Statement by Sullivan
Senator Morgan approached me sew
eral days ago." said Postmaster Sulli-
van, land told me in the presence of
witnesses that he was anxious to vote
for Governor Adams because Peabody
had failed to make case. l told him
that had always believed that he was
tied up to the Peabody side, but he
vehemently denied the charge. He
pleaded with me to take him to Mr..
Herbert and while l suspected that ne
was not honest with us, l could see no
harm in permitting him to talk with
Mr.. Herbert. Fortunately, 1 was in
the room during the conversation and
heard him solicit the bribe and Mr..
Herbert emphatically declined to con-
slider ito
Democrats charge that Senator Mor-
gan's statement is part of a criminal
plot concocted in the interest of For.
mer Governor Peabody.
Adams Thinks Charges False
II do not believe the charges" Gov
ernor Adams said in reply to a ques-
tion, land 1 believe that they are made
simply as part of the political game.
Senator Morgan came in to see me Of
his own accord on March 2, the day on
which he says bribe was offered him,
and he volunteered the information
that he would vote for me. | thanked
him for his vote, and he said that he
was convinced that 1 was honestly
elected and entitled to the place."
This afternoon Postmaster Sullivan
assaulted Richard Broad, a Peabody
worker, on the street, striking him in
the face with his first Several bystand-
ers interfered, preventing further hos
tilities Sullivan says that Broad and
other lobbyists instigated Morgan to
make the charges for the purpose of in
fluencing legislators in favor of Pea
body, and denies that there is any
truth in Morgans statement.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

We are in such hurry that we no
longer have time to sit down and dream
dreams. and no people make intellectu-
al advance unless they do dream their
drea Woodrow Wilson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
Change Ordinance

The building ordinance relative to
fire escapes was. amended by the coun-
Gil yesterday to cover the case of the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd Home,
which is now under construction.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR Piles

Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist VIII refund money II Pazo oint
ment fails to cure you In TO II DAYS 20 cents
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
CITY HALL NOTES
To Change Name

To Change Name
A petition to change the name Of
Iowa street between Pico and Wash
ington streets to Bonnie Brae yester-
day was referred by the council to the
city engineer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

The principal trouble with the aver
age young man is that he has a $4,000
al year girl and a $15-a-week salary
Chicago Record-Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
Demand Better Gas

my colleagues and 1 are here this
morning as representatives of the Good
Government league" began President
Norton. I'VE come before you to ask
that you consider the ordinance for the
regulation of the price and quality of
gas and the testing of meters We have
no desire to appear as dictators or to
intimidate you, and we do not desire
to embarrass any public corporation in
this city, but there is a universal de-
mand for the regulation of gas and
the enforcement of this ordinance.
II desire to inform you that, if this
is not settled within two weeks, the
Good Government league will start a
petition in favor of submitting the
question to the vote of the people at a
special election, and it does not take
d prophet to foresee the result of such
action.
This is of great public Importance
and this league was organized for the
purpose of making use of the power
conferred in the people by the initia-
tive and referendum, and recall if it
is necessary. We hope it will not be
il this case for we feel kindly toward
you, but 1 tell you in all candor and
frankness that the people of Los An
geles are behind this movement and
they intend to make it a success, and
the sweeping away of some present
circumstances will not stop the onward
rush of the great reform. We come to
you first and trust that you will regu-
late the matter so that further action
by the people will not be found neces-
sary," concluded Norton.
Left With Committee
Councilman Houghton moved that
the gas ordinance be called from the
committee of the whole, but there was
no second to DR.. Houghton's motion.
Some one moved to adjourn. Then
DIR. Houghton again took the floor and
spoke on municipal ownership of all
public utilities.
On a motion of Houghton, seconded
by Kern, President Summerand ap-
pointed Messrs. Blanchard, Houghton
and Healy special committee to re-
port on the advisability of municipal
ownership of all public utilities.
The members of the council, when
approached privately, were all non
committaI in their answers, but some
appeared to think that the present agi-
tation was embarrassing the gas com
pany financially and making 1t impos-
sible for it to dispose of $4OOOOOO
bond issue which 1t is said has just
been put upon the market. The gas
people say this is delaying them in
the laying of mains and thus causing
much dissatisfaction among consumers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
New Enalne House

A number of bids were received for
the construction of the North Main
street fire engine house, John Nelson
being the lowest bidder he Offering 20
do the work for $500 Some of tho
bids ran over $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
To Confer Win Contraotors

The building committee of the coun-
ell wishes to confer with structural
contractors in regard to the new or
dinances and on Wednesday evening
will meet the oil men. Tuesday even.
ing the plumbers and Friday evening
the builders and electricians. The con-
ferences will all take place at the city
hall.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
FUDCiOnariOS imDuoS-
tOS al pals.
"G8js$" que do Ia SOrVIdQmbre
politlea actual apTOVs chan al
gu0Os.
Dia IIegars en- que pueda excIamar
ell pals: eZapatero, 4 rus "a.
pAtos ,

Ea en- vsrdad c9s} RmaTga que evil
dencia hRsta que puDt0 eB 0dios0 un
regimen que tales iDjusticias Rmparp.
que Ia vQluntad de an pafS ri 90 res
pete generRlmente ri con elIa Ge cuen.
te pGrs nGda, i IA cuandO pr rgae bat&-
IIGdora y er6rgiCR contra 0emeiante
m1l diSimuIado deaCotismO.
Hay en- Puerto Rico 20 pOCos hom-
bres heCh0a funCionarios pGb iccR Dor
encimR de 10 voluntad del pueblo de
Puerto Rico. ST tales hombres hu.
bi eaen de Goiicitar que Is opinion E6
blica de este plfs, les gFaDiease los
Duestos en- que, por 70 PRz6n de ls
fueIz', les hs enCsra mGdO Ia enpeciaIf
simR situaCi6n que hoy padece IL islr {;
bnen B'guFo que de tales puest0s no
disfrutAl ian.
Y lR question eS olivia. B jo un
regimen verdadeFGmente demOCrStico.
l0S servidores p6blicos para lIegar &
BeFlO tienen prinerO. que hAberSe he
Cho dig 1oB de In Col fApz4 del pueblo,
del respeto del pueblo, del afect0
rdbliCO. pOP meFecimientcs OrquistR-
dos en- honr0SA lid.
ES con tales ejecutorias eS q. ell hom-
bre r6b'ico e'6V Vase en- los gabisrnos
demccrSticoS, & los mss SItss esfarss;
y yR llEga como el gran Lincoln, de
len a7or 6 primer mSgiOtadO de Ja nA'
Ci6a 6 como F5 tx FAure en- FeRnCis,
de cardAdOr & preaidents de lR rep6-
biioR.
Pero 90 inmsnsa depGraCia para un
pueblo tsner al f tents de Sus deOtinOs
8 Administrando SuS intsreses p6blioos
Hl0unOS HON bres que no solo no De
merecier8n jsm4s ga oonfsnz8 sin6
que le Gon pei faotRmente COnocidoG
como T6res inCRpaCer, egoiatAs 8 de
mSls f6 8 ddcti3es con ISL de que, al
BStisf Ger CSpriChos del gvbiernC 10.
gran Siempre So personal convenieuCiR
asf rtviente 81 pals.
BsSta Vecea EN- un regimen como
el impueSto Puerto RicO-que CuRl.
quiern alma de Di0B calRa en- gFSCia &
Jos amos, cara que ere alma de Dies
yR aeR puertuFriqu. n } 8 extranjsrO
eliiaRe en- nate iSe de los que mandSn y
yer ga & BumSrae & los elementog que
RQui desgobiernAn sin que los puerto
Friqu q q Les mandarin buECST para
hRCer lOque haCan y sin que eSts pals
Bosle1SAga nnnCA de nRdle mercsd- san
singular.
Por esO es que este pueblo canGado
de tantas iDjuStiCiaS ~ no 90 le puede
spgSfiAr tan fasiimsntC; y por ESQ en-
que hS de lleRRr 81 momento en- que Do
pccoR de ICS que hoy 90 Convierten en-
GrAtuitos enemig0a de Ia vOluntad
puertorriuue Il sean dsFribHdOB por eI
golpe cartaro de Ia justicia. que hR de
TeConoCerHe & Puerto Roo NAL que
psae & cato ida FuF fl de inArigaDteB y
y turiferArioS mas que pAtriotaS go
bieynistGS.
EntDncaB, segurGmente. los functions.
rios p6blicOs hechura de los han i'm.
pueato & In iala IL servidumbre polftics
imperante. volverSn & 10 que anteU fua
ron, y IL voluntad de este pals Les mi.
rGr6 asCurrirse en- Q sombrs de au ia
aignifiosncia, diCi6ndoles: sapGterO d
tbs sGpGt0S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
OFFICIAL MlGlzluE

Hemos recibidO ell 1ltimo ndme-
70 del < ortO Rico WoFkingmen's
Journals interesante psri6dico obre-
70 6rganO de la Federation Libre.
Ell sumariO es 81 siguiente: Edi-
torial, Sangre y redencl6n rusa
Ascciaci6n International, Apuntes
de la cr6nica Obrera de los Estados
Unidos. La convention de las unio-
nes locales de marinOs en- puertO
Rico, Los tableieros, empleados de
hoteles y restauranes, NOtas y CO.
mentaCios. Record de la organiza-
ci6n en- Ponce Y noticias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

En- ast0 impranta GO Vende panel de-
psFi6die0 Vieio 6 800 Quintsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
junta Local do ms
tTOGeI6D d. ArOeibO,

VacRntes laa eECueIaU rureleS de los
bnrriou de- xSabsna hoyO,0 GGArr0chS.
IeU GPOtiVlO.9 GIslOae,S GEgperarzt1
vGH to Vipio0 pueden diFijiPGe s eOtS
iupts lee Solisitudes de los que sspiren
& elias, dentro del t6FminO de an mes.
CodS un0 de dichss eSeuaIaS tiene la
saiOnRci6n mengunl de Ciuc0 dollars
para casa habitaoi6n del maestro que
SO deBempefiS.
Apecibn. IL SsUtiembre de 1906
F. M. SUSONI. Pfeaidente. p. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
COSGS De Ia VIDA

Un joven repetfa todos los dias q
su nOvia:
-iYo tie amo, Julia!. te amo.,.
to amo.
Cansada la nina De DIR siempre
10 mismo, le dijo un dia;
Dime, Ricardo, BEN Ell verbo
amar, que tempo es xyo to amo?a
-Es la pFimera persona del pre-
seRte de Indicative.
-Vays, Sc con oce que has olvi-
dado Ia gramatica: to has lucido.
-SPues que tempo es?
-TiempO perdidO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
Lo quo OGuTTi6 al VapOr ''ChS
TQk9O" on MOnt0 CrISty,
FL alnirante creyo haber hecho una
presa de 1900 capsuIas.

Dicen de Santo Domingo que el 4
de Septiambre eao de las Al de 10
tArde LEGO & Monte CristY el v&por
americsnO GChare kse.0 , y como de Co.'S
tumbre fu6 el Jtfs del Puerto s pssAr
Is viaita y aI IIsgar sl Iado del vGpOr,
dos rsmoJcadOEes del CrucerO america
no Ie impidieron Ia sSIids, y le hioie
ron FetroCeder. De Orden del Almi
FRnte ae alIan6 entoncea eI vApor y
degpues de un rpgiStro minucioao, solo
enContraron / 500 tiroS de revolver
que vepfsn deClaradcs en- Ia f.CturR
consular para el gobarDAdor DssideriO
Aviaa quien tenia previa AutOrizsci6n
de- Morales para clio.
El RImirante creyendo hAbsr hechO
una preGS, dispuan un cTuCero para
ConduCir dichsa 1900 C6psulRs & ID ca
pital de S4ntO Domingo, y entFegRrlAl
& Morales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

isis aeSableOeP IN aeHVici0 de vRpOFeg
bsjo cOntrata de 4 stsm snto 8 aequiler.
pHesentando IN plan que obtuviese el
RpoyO de todcs y sin Derder de vista
el hech0 de los intaFesadOs -loB Fl ,tR.
dOras-son los pFimerOg que dehersn
ofreeer toda Class de estfmulos y &C.
guridadas para d reaIiz Aci6a del pro.
yeeto.
Soy GA Gffmo. S s.
JOHN L. HOGAN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
V LUQUE.
BarcslonG, Is Ssptiembre 1905


<AfsrtpDAdanente tieren bsstAnte
vitslidRd los ShIjos0 de n yautfs. para
DOdeF ser enviRdOs lar gas distaDciss
sin pe!i gro de sTcarse 6podrirse en- eli
camin0. Los hijos de Is vSTiadad <fo
lIizt2 hBn estadD siete messs en la &
Gina de la Estaci6n AgFpn6mioR antes
de ssmbFsFlos. y pssaF de esto han
dado fuerteg y bueuas pIantzs La
yautis b sido eDviAda s mss do Ia mi
tad de ls circuDf ferencia del mundo, ,
hs Ileg, do sin periuicio aIgunc. Nues
tros experimeutos demuest'an que CO.
mo Rrtfrulo eomarciai. lp ve Il Oue4e
ser embarCada para 80 Fstados Centra-
eB de los E,t4oOs UnidoE, sin PERU
dicarae en- manera Gu :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
(Firnado) SABINA ALCALDE
ride, Paula Verde, vecinas.

Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams venden
cas todas las droucras botcas Cuaquer persona que
tenga difcutad adquirras debe dirgrse la Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY. Estados UnidOs
lo avisar donde pueden comprar. La miema
cuena departamento m6dcO que la consoles absO-
lutamente gratis cuaquer pacente que le conunque
sintomas y padecmentos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

Cuando los padres de amilia llegan la edad media su
orguo esperanzas cenazan en- desarrollo fsco
de las muerdas que esn entrando Ia edad ideal
juventud Pueso que requeren la socitud paterna ma
terna hasta Id hora en- que son levadas al altar ner
natural de los padres amanes es de yer sus has rebo
zando de Ia hermosura esbetez natural de todo cuerpo
sano y robust TO.
Es la salud que da gracia elascidad al cuerpo rilo
viveza los oOs ustre escuIa al cults despeo al in
teecto. e pOrvenr de la DOncea, ene gran parte
fundac6n los cudados observados dunte Ia Gpoc del
desawolo, en- que la nina estd fernando Muer.
este periodic de tempo respOnsabad de los padres es
grande. Aqui es donde buen tempo las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

DEsPUEs DE PRoBAR todos los angaho
SOS remedies que se anunCian es cuando mas
90 agFadecs Ia eficaoiR RADICAL del Digesti-
70 MojarTists, Guys Gupsriorid&d sst& univ0r-
gSlmente oon6rmada.
OuRacionss desegperadag en- psFEonaE bien
CoaooidaB que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ges SON las que 10 han hecho gloriosO, psro
Nm solo sgtuche produce moioF efeoto que
una docona de fraEcos de cualquisr otro re-
medic; porque ademaB de ser al Gnioo vaFda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
Intestine, sin sngaFoss a0ci6n calmantO, 60
Digestive PuFifcador de los aIimentos-
Sc dobo oxigiP que ceda hostia tenRa ara.
bado Ol nombFs Digestive MoIsrrIsts
DsD6ito general de las EaEmaotSs de Rsnco yCa
Ramon AlmaEan F5d&l GuileEme+Y, On can Joan
Do PuSFeoRtOcs de yenta 81 las rE1n1paleS DToguR
Flas deEuEopA , AN4sioB, = -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

Sc DEsEA COMPRAR una rona-
M en- buen eStado para peSaF haste 20
uuiDtaleg, y un cccha de Cuetr0 asien-
E0g con pSFeis 8 Gin ella. InfoEmsH&
don Antonio e. FePnGndez ca Ella
COEEespOndonsiAa. sV.N'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03
pIldOP0S ROSdddS
del Dr.. Williams
Para pePSODdS
PdIOaS

eercen poderosas vudes e sstema organco la
Sangre los Nervo, ayudando Ia muercita pasar lger
triunfante por el puente que conduce la puberad al
esp6ndo desarroo sco que hace de la vida de la muer
joven. sueho de deales felicidad.
= = y y
La Srita Sabina Acalde Acosta residente Peotas,
(Consolaci6n del Sur cae % Provincial de Pnar del Rio,
Cuba, dice:
inrascrita certica que habendO cstado padecendO
de Langudez de espritu Pesadez Dolores de cabeza
Rosro Palido, Indigestion faa de apettO demis
cuencas productO de la deblad de la sangre decide to-
pOr prescription facultatva las Pdoras ROsadas del
DR.. Williams despu6s de habcr tornado otras medcnas sin
resultado Al los prmeros das va sen meior despu&s
de medic halle tan mejorada felz que vaco
manar este estmono que puede Vd publican para bien
de mis- sementes hoa de las Pdoras ROsadas del DIR.
Williams
(Ffrmado) SABINA ALCALDE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-03

La cerVezR mas popular de Iss
cue Sc irnDOrtsu en- Puerto Rico. es
sin dudR els PabSt SD consume es
tan crecid0 que pEeeiss importer go
cads senSna miles de bRFFllo8. M. t.,
CaldsV6n & Co., Tetuan IL, aQn sus
agant9G.