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Wanted AZ lawyer 81 notary public
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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-11-24

of solled clothes to our driver-"we
do the rest" Wen not only wash,
starch and iron your shirts. collars.
cuffs. etc. and charge you fairly. but
will return your apparel on the ap-
pointed hour. Washing clean, de-
liverlng quickly are our strong points
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WOOD AND COAL

FOR sALE-k1xED WOOD. DELIVERED, S2.7s
per load; sawed. Minneapolis Bedding Co., 6tb
nv Sc and Division at
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BUSINESS CHANCES
$40 UPWARDS.

$40 UPWARDS.
$40 upwards in manufacturing machine com.
pany In this city, manufacturing heavy ma
chinery; there is not nor will be no compett-
ton In this line. and we positively guarantee
at least II per cent investment the first
year. Stock is now being sold at S. a share,
par value $40. Now, II you are looking for a
place to put your money where the directors are
all local business men and you can see how 1t
Is used, where it is absolutely secured and
where we can show you what we have done.
not what we are going to do, investigate this.
CAL at our office and see our models and allow
Us to demonstrate
International
Hosting Machine Manufacturing Co.,
d10 Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis.
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AGENTS WANTED

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THE AMERICAN CLEANIT COMPANY DE-
sires active, live, intelligent lady solicitors in
every town and village in the country to
handle their Cleanft Clothes Renovation. Cleanit
Toilet Solution and Cleanit Furniture Cleaner.
Liberal terms to right parties.
American C1eanit Co.,
Andrus Building. Minneapolis. MINI.
no book business; fine opportunity for right
man: good money in it. Call 701 Phoenix
building.
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~ 9oc daily; 20 words or less, one week.
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warded.
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tllnued except upon written order. duly
signed.
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H9TEI N9nd9 y E;ri MoosG Rr13nera
lu1i,. Mimi; II: Lilleberg, Anoka. Mimi: J; S.
A. C. Drrgestedt Cincinnati, OHIO; i: i:
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S SsS Mime SS1 m ha n beloit VIZ:
Loomis, Chicago; G. c. Olmsted, Belle Plaine.
J; =. story, Chicago; T. 5: Wils.ox, Kasota'
s MiHheF Nh H'sSss = SRsssf S5E5s
S. D.; H. L. Pielien, Hoffman, Mimi; G: A.
Weir. Bummell. Mimi; c. G. R4tz. Indian d
go sri GS0f ssepy ys and
B. L. Graves. Sau Claire Wis; Charles J.
DuLude, Chicago.
HOTEL HYsER-w. B. Perrais, Chicago; N.
rs f Mitehe %racy az
derson, st. Joseph; j.. G: Trip, Melin, MINI;
H. Bintlir Nlilbank; r. l.. Mitchell, Fremont;
H; Walheim, Milwaukee j. H. Vance P ?hi1t.
$sssss ba SsSrs oh,s st1s = Sss
M1n G Mka Mss T. II &s 8ao 1
to; W. W. sanborn, Columbus: P Op Roberts,
River Falls, Wis; W. ": Gamble q Fargo s5go
n. D.; o. F. Du Vante. Glencoe; g. II: Alex
ander New York; f. NJ. Shook. Aitkin; Ire
Hallenbeck. Ghicago: g; Mitchell. Winnipeg
Mana sew SorR DIVER ers1 w. stewart Chi
cago; +. NJ. Wilson, Red Wing.
HOTEL ROGERs-WilBliam Story. Buffalo,
N. D.; r. W. Lansing, Monroe Stern 1.
Wentworth. Chicago; Miss A. Wheeler. New
York; Theo Streissguth, Arlington, Mimi: F.
:: W. Guilbert, Spokane. Wash; Mr.: and Mrs.
J; D. Jackson, Redwood d, Falls: n b. Peto'
Heiretz. st. James, Mimi. A. ]. Ruhl, Hough-
ton, Mich; J. P Peterman, Allouez; Louis
Ramstad, Alexander Anderson, J. R. Qutgley,
Thomas Thosburn, J. F. Schelsunes, Duluth;
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ton: Ohio: Frank J: Nixon; George W; ~, Logan.
S. B. French, Algona. Iowa; F. R. Mcqueen,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Security Land and Investment company
to Monarch Elevator company. lots IS
&c and IT, block l., Burgess addition. SIPS
Samuel S. Thorpe and wife to John F.
land addition " " 5000
Laura l.. Hickey to Mary Martin. lot Is,
block s. Abbotts addition ........ 21O
Nils Pearson and wife to Theodore Thomp-
son, part Of lot 4. block $50, Town Of
Minneapolis 49,. $500
lots 2, 2 and 10, block 3. Bottineau's
addition go. .:..::....... $500
Frank ]. Martin and wife to Peter c.
Lemons addition 225
4 Mary j. Hill ct al to Hannah P. Wilber
ford 8 Lewis addition 5000
ChadbuEn. lot g. block !, Green's third
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BUILDING PERMITS
.: frame dwelling 100 . - 81, 300
Oscar Abraha nsoa. $500 E Twenty-fourth
street, frame dwelling ............... 1900
Minor permits ....................... 3,235
Total ........................ So, Os5
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MEDICAL

MEDICAL
DR. LEsLIE's PILES cURE-AN OLD DOC.
tors remeds-which I own and prepare. in
ea Years. sso a ana Snreo e
which have never since returned. in any form.
Having tested this remedy for past ten years,
all character of Piles, and not an IN
stane s Of failure ,, to cure. / now offer the
fora, sent by mail guaranteed to cure, for 81.
Write today, enclosing 81, to George l..
Matchan, attorney at law, Globe building, Min
neapolis, MINI.
MRS. DIR. F. G. MCKAY, NO. 7th ST 8, BE.
tween Hennepin and Nicollet; massage cleo
trio and magnetic treatment, vapor, nnedicated,
and steam sweats: cures rheumatism, neural
gia and weaknesses. Removes bad effects of
la grippe.
PILEs-DR. II. WAITE. 80 YEARS SPECIAL.
isf. cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free 1919 Hawthorn az. Minneapolis.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ENERGETIC, RELIABLE MEN WANTED AS
general and local representatives for the sale
Of electric light, power and telephone stocks.
None but substantial enterprises handled.
Liberal commission arrangements made with
men who have good references. This is an
opportunity to become connected with an estab.
lished house on permanent basis. Address
at once.
L. A. Blackstone. AL Temple Court.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

=. BIRTHS.
Gilbert-M Mr.; and MES b. H. 1915 Lyndale
: Glay-Mr. and Mrs. J. A., 2e1o Portland ave-
nue., girl.
Anderson-Mr. and Mrs. August. 252a Fifth
Ess.os;TTAi and Mrs. E.. as nwent1-hfth
: Sorton-- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, 140o Marshall
Troiander-Mr. and Mrs. William. 244s Elev-
/ LidonMMr. and Mrs. John. b27 Main street,
= Holmgren--Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 1904 Ninth
Koeford-Mr. and Mrs. H. o., Ill orlin ave-
Wison-Mr. and Mrs. G. H, 141o Fifteenth
Parker-eIr: and Mrs. o. R.. ao25 Pillsbury
Maclennan-Mr. and Mrs. D. E.. sa4o First
Broeks.I M and Mrs. q. A.. TWENTY third
avenue NE. boy. -,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William E. Lewke and Hattie A. Weyhe.
4 Grant Jefferson and Mamie English.
s. Daniel D. Clark and Laura r. Kemmeras.
Herman Gaulke and Minnie Barney.
= John Keenan, and Katherine Gilbert.
5 John E. Smithberg and Anna Olson.
8 = DEATHS.
Turner-William NJ, 1918 Jefferson street.
Pillar-Iyle, 72S Nineteenth avenue y.
i Rodgers-Fairbairn, city hospital.
II h nxenty-fth street.
Heckl-Paul, 1444 Washburn avenue N.
Barge-Andrew. 2200 California.
Gun-Mactin.. Soldiers Home hospital.
McCormick-Mary. ST. Marys hospital.
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MOVING

MOVING
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving. storing. pack
REDuCED RREfGHT RATES tbere sma to Su CSi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific Coast points.
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally in making up a car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure reasonably prompt and re-
liable service. For the best OF service at the
lowest rates, write or call at 46 Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. have best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household goods; expert furniture pack
ers; satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific
coast and other points. Can save you money.
Write or call Safes and heavy machinery
moved by experts. 122 9Th st s. Both phones.
cAMERoN's TRANsFER AND STORAGE; Ex.
pert packers for storage or shipment; large and
commodious vans for moving. Office. 200 Nicol.
let: both phones l2O8. Residence. 7. C. 1884.
MOVING SHOULD NOT BE TRUSTED 70
careless employees. Ellis & Ainsworth. expert
movers, oversee their work. 2912 Lyndale ay
8. IT. c.. 446O.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT IVES.
tern Stove Repair Co.. 312 HenpeDin Az.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24

chinery is being installed at the power
house to take care of the line. A sec
franchise is for an extension of the line
to the cemetery from Thirty y-second
street. That will be built as soon as
this present line can be put into opera
tion.
The contract has just been let for new
bottling works at the San Diego brew
cry to cost in the neighborhood OF $1,000.
Besides this improvement about $lo,OOO
will be put into betterments.
w. H. Jones, a millionaire manufac-
turer of Chicago, who recently pur-
chased the Barono ranch from J. h.
Wadham, Is having a fine residence
built there to cost $4,000. He intends TO
retire from active participation In ms
business in Chicago this fall and make
his home hereafter in Southern Cali
fornia.
The rain of last night and the driz-
zle of the night before brought over a
quarter of an inch of precipitation to
San Diego. That makes three-quarters
of an inch since the beginning of the
season on September l, which is con-
siderably above the normal to date.
AT a meeting of the city council to-
night the board of public works was
empowered to purchase five carloads OF
cast iron pipe for use on extensions and
improvements VI lllS Wow NASNAAN
system.
Sheriff Brodnax returned yesterday
from a trip through the Cuyamaca
mountains, where he went to run down
report that Juan Gomez, charged with
the murder of Ylario Junta, was there.
He could find no verification OF the re-
port and returned disappointed.
Secretary James A. Jasper OF the
chamber of commerce returned last
night from Portland, where he went to
bring home the San Diego exhibits.
This county is to receive seven of the
forty-three medals that were awarded
to California The county received a
medal on everything exhibited. The ex-
hibits are already on their way here
by express or freight.
While exploring the almost inaccessi-
BILE cliffs back of Woreland last Sunday
I. ]. Frazee of Moosa discovered cav
ern containing considerable old Indian
pottery. 1t is his belief that tribe of
cliff dwellers once inhabited the sec
ton.
The first car of raisins to be shipped
out of this county this season went
from the Buckeye ranch at El Cadon
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
CROOK BOASTS
Of OTHER JOBS
PASADENA BURGLAR TELLS
WEIRD TALES
Many coIonists Come to Crown City.
Convention Hall Postponed Again.
shopIifter Is Puzzle.
Other News
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street

PASADENA, Oct. 23.-Fred Ziegler,
arrested in Los Angeles Saturday after
noon by Pasadena officers and Detec-
tive Mulvane of the Santa Fe railroad
not only confessed to the recent at
tempt to break into the Los Robes
station of the Santa Fe in this city
for which he was arrested, but also
brags that he was one of the four ban
otis who held up the Santa Fe train
recently near Albuquerque and that lie
knows the spot in the mountains where
the booty, an express package contain
ing $4,000 Is hidden. The police are in
c1ined to doubt this part of his story
but credit q portion at least of his
confession concerning the attempt to
rob the little Los Robles avenue sta
tion. Ziegler says that four men We're
in the job and that the plan was to rob
the station first, it being understood
that there was a chance for a good
haul there then in turn the same night
to rob a harness store on Colorado
street, following it with breaking into
Washburn's jewelry store on North
Fair Oaks avenue. At the station a
row occurred when it was found that
there was no money or other vauables
in the office, Ziegler says, and the
nights campaign was given up in
disgust. One of these men, Ziegler as
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
PLAN TO MOVE PoSToFFICE
Ocean Park People Want Institution
Established Within Limits of
Their Town
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, Oct. ga move is
on foot to have the local postoffice,
which is now within the Santa Monica
city limits, transferred to quarters in
the new Masonic Temple building,
which is one block south of Pier ave-
nue. and just over the dividing line. The
plan Is said to have met with the ap-
proval of Postmaster Flint of Los An
geles.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Venice
Carnival association will hold a special
meeting in the pier auditorium at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the
presentation of a ladies minstrels" on
Saturday evening, November IL. The
troupe will be composed of local society
women and the proceeds of the enter
tainment will be used to advertise
Venice
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Kiger have re-
turned to their home here after pleas
ant visit lasting two months with rela-
tives in Ohio and Michigan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
Pasadena BrevitIes

Arrangements We're recently made for
the establishment of a Masonic lodge at
South Pasadena tomorrow night, but
through a misunderstanding Grand
Master Flint cannot be present at that
time. The meeting has therefore been
postponed until one week later.
Contractor V. B. Bayley paid a $5
fine in police court this morning for not
placing danger signals on street OBJ
structions on Marengo avenue last
night Yee Hing paid SO for leaving his
horse unhitched on the street.
The board of fire commissioners voted
this afternoon to give North Pasadena
eleven fire hydrants and will advertise
for the same at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
POLICE MAKE
QUICK CAPTURE
SAN BERNARDIN0 OFFICERS
MOVE PROMPTLY
Two Men Arrested on Charge of Bur-
eIary-PooIroom Proprietor Is
FIned-BrIght Outlook
for Orange Crop
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 23.-The
police have August Laurent and an in
Dean in the city Jail charged with ram
sacking the apartments of Mrs. Joseph
Clews in the White House. and stealing
two boxes of jewelry, including two
watches. Laurent was arrested a few
hours after when he attempted to sell
one of the watches, but his partner was
not caught until this morning, when he
was found in the Cotton Jail where he
had been placed for begging on the
street. When he had been placed in the
Cotton Jail he had not been searched
so that it had not been discovered that
he had the jeWelry on his person. After
he had been locked up he hid the jew
elry in the Jail water closet, where a
search revealed it. All the stolen arti-
cles were recovered.
Ben Sasaki, the proprietor of Japa-
nese pool room, was fined this morning
S25 for permitting gambling to be car
ried on in his place. Four young men
who had been gambling were fined So
each. This is the first prosecution of
a pool room proprietor under the new
gambling ordinance since it's enact
ment.
A large quantity of oranges will prob
ably be shipped from this valley for the
Thanksgiving market, though the fruit
is admittedly not so far advanced as 1t
was last year at this time. There is
need of a good rain along with the cool
nights to mature the fruits properly for
the early market. However, the fruit
is in excellent shape, in fact much bet
ter than it often is at this season.
Mrs. Jennie Kratenstein of San Fran
cisco, the grand president of the grand
assembly of RebekahS of California,
will be the guest of honor at meeting
to be held in this city Wednesday OF
this week. In the afternoon she will be
rendered a reception at the home OF
Mrs. Thomas Hadden, entertained at
dinner by the Past Noble Grands' asso-
citation, and preside at a meeting IN the
evening at which large class will be
initiated.
The old Fay packing house at Rialto
has been sold by the California Citrus
union to the Orange and Lemon asso-
citation OF that colony.
The olive crop in this valley is now
maturing and will be much heavier
than last year. The crop of both pick
ling and oil olives will be large in nearly
every orchard in this section and with
the fruit bringing a good price this year
the growers will receive very satisfac-
tory returns.
Some rain has fallen in the noun
tains north Of here in the past thirty
six hours and there are indications of
still further fall. AS yet none has fallen
in the valley, though it would be very
acceptable to the fruit growers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
REBEKAHS ARE ENTERTAINED
District Meeting of Several Lodges Is
in Progress at River
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Oct. 2S.-The district
meeting Of the Rebekah lodges of this
section is in progress today in Odd Eel
lows hall. One hundred and fifty dele
gates are in attendance. This after
noon the school of instruction was held
and this evening candidates were tnit1-
ated by teams from Ramona Rebekah
lodge of Riverside and Redlands lodge.
Tomorrow will be given over to sight
seeing and tomorrow evening the visit
ors will be rendered a reception by the
local Rebekah and Odd Fellows
lodges.
By decree of court today Carl M. G..
Hvampsahl became Carl Martimus
Hansen Hagen. 1t appears that Carl
came to this country in his infancy and
was adopted by a Hvambsahl family,
taking 1heir name. He has just learned
that mis- father is living in Norway, and
being d9sir ous OF greeting him under
his rightful name, secured the consent
of the SUP arior court to change his
name TO that of his father. Hagen Is
we'll to do and will go to Norway and
bring back his aged and new-found
father to America with him.
Mrs. e. F. Goff, wife of the pastor
cf the First Congregational church, has
returned from a four months eastern
trip. She spent considerable portion
of the time at her old home in Prince
Edwards island.
The Puritan chorus has received
music scores for tho Amer and re-
hearsals will begin at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24

last Friday. It went to Cleveland, Ohio.
Master Richard Stockton, aged ..5
years, wanted to see what would hap
pen If he touched match to his grand
fathers straw stack on the Telford
ranch near Ramona. He found out.
Fortunately the straw was some dis
tance from the barn and only the stack
was destroyed.
Between seventy-five and eighty
members of the Order of the Eastern
Star, including several grand officers,
arrived on the noon train today for a
short visit to San Diego. The afternoon
was devoted to seeing San Diego and
Coronado. Tomorrow a visit to Tia
Juana is planned.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
WILL GIVE A DIME SOCIAL
Woman's Relief Corps Of Sawtelle
Plans Affair for Wednesday
Niuht
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAWTELLE, Oct. 2S.-John A. Mar
tin, W. R. c., will give a dime social
Wednesday at Laird's hall. Mrs. Mary
Russell is chairman in charge of the
affair. ~.,
Miss Daisy Calhoun, assistant post
master, visited in Los Angeles last
week, the guest Of Traffic Manager I.
r. Gable and wife.
Lloyd Cox of Vallejo, Cal, who is
bookkeeper at the Mare Island navy
yard, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Cox.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
PLAN MANY IMPROVEMENTS
EIsInore City Trustees Comply With
the Request of Property
Holder
Special to The Herald.

ELSINORE, Oct. 23-At a recent
meeting of the city trustees it was de-
cided to comply with the request of c..
P. Macy, recent purchaser Of Victoria
block on Main street, to establish a
grade and work Main street to it, after
which Mr.. Macy Will put in cement
sidewalks, as also will other property
owners on the street. Mr.. Macy will
also make many improvements on the
five large store buildings on the prop
erty.
Mrs. James Balfour is the guest of her
niece, Mrs. Raber Schenck, in Los An
geles for q couple Of weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
RAILS LAID IN SANTA ANA
Pacific Electric Company Has Force
of Men at Work on the
New Road A
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 23.-The tracks of
the Pacific Electric company were laid
today into the center of town, joining
the part of the road that was put down
through the newly paved streets few
weeks ago. The track thus far laid is
only a single one and the force of men
now here will have to go back over the
entire line to put in the second track.
The German American bank of Ana
helm filed articles of Incorporation here
today with capital stock Of $4,000 fully
paid up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
NEW SECTION is COMPLETED
San Diego Electric Railway Lines
Brought Down to Thirty
Second Street
to The Herald.

1IOISIII'
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 23.-The tracks of
the M street extension of the San Diego
electric railroad are down to Thirty
second street, which is the end of the
first of the two franchises granted to
the company on that line. The pole
lines have yet to be put up and the
power wires strung. New power ma
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
Hasse|baIch & Rogers Stock at 4OC to 65C on tht

s6-lNcH slLKoLINEs, H. G. r. price 12Iac;
sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOVELTY SUITINeS, H. G. r. price 15c to s5
sale price ...............
FLANNELETTES, ALL coLORs, H. G. r. prI
121ac to 2oc; sale price .................
CHIFFON RUFFs, II. G. r. price $4oo;
sale price ......................
CHIFFON RUFFS, n. G. r. price $500;
sale price ......................
. MISSES WHITE AND GRAY UNION SUITS,
G. r. price 75c; sale price ...............
MISSES GRAY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS,
r. price 75c; sale price ..................
LADIES' WOOL VESTS AND PANTS, II. G. r.
price $3.50; sale price ...................
1000 YARDS OF CALICO Left II. & r. price
SIC and 7Iac; sale price ................
ToILE DE NoRD AND A. F. C. RED SEAL
GINGHAMS, n. G. r. price 12Iac; sale prlc
PACIFIC PUNJAB PERcALES, LIGHT AND
DARK CoLORS, H. G. r. price 12lac; sale
FANCY FIGURED LAWNS, H. G. r. price 1oc
25c; sale prlce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
cHEVIoT AND TWILLED sHIRTINes, II. 6
price 12Jac; sale price ...................
ELBOW LENGTH SILK GLOVES, H. 6 r. pr
$1oo; sale price Observation-Disclosures.
2o-INcH ALL-sILK CREPE ROYAL, H. G. r. r
$3.50; sale price observation-disclosures.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24

the motion, preferring rather to have
the attorneys for both sides submit
briefs and at some later date argue the
whole matter. The question will there
fore arise in about sixty days.
Francisco Gondera, charged with
shoplifting, was before Justice Congdon
this morning and the date for his e1-
animation set for Wednesday. The po-
lice are making every effort to trace the
prisoners record. Gondera is expected
to plead guilty.
1t is reported that the company which
is making most of the improvements at
the summit Of Mt. Wilson has decided
to construct there a snow and ice to-
boggan slide to be used during those in
frequent days when snow covers the
peak. The slide will have the usual alb
rupt drop at the end, a return slide at
the bottom. 1t is expected that the
slide will in itself prove quite an at
traction to people in this section whose
old homes were back east amid winters
of snow and ice.