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New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
ExTRADIrloN FOR esssLER RossEAu.

Harrisburg Penn, Jan. Ex-Governor Penny
packer to-day honored the requistion of Governor
Higgins for the extradtion OF Gessler Rosseau
who is wanted at New-Yorx for sending to the
wharf Of the steamship Umbria trunk containing
an internal machine with the intention of having
it placed the steamship. Rosseau Is also alleged
10 have made attempt to blow up the statue OF
Frederick the Great, in Washington He is under
arrest in Philadelphia
Rosseau was brought to this city last night by
Detective Sergeant Arthur Carey, from PhIade-
phia and locked in Police Headquarters He will
be arraigned this morning in the Tomhs court
where, It is said he will DO charged with a viola
ton of the statutes relating the OF explosives
Although Gessler Rosseeu Is the name by which
the is generally known. the police say mis-
right is G.. Russell. All that he will saw to
any about himself is that he forty years old
a farmer and resident OF the United States
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
TO AMEND PROTOCOL.
Limiting Responsibility Of United
States In Santo Domingo.

Washington, Jan. 30-Instructions have been
sent to Mr. Dawson. the American Minister to
Santo Domingo, looking to the amendment of
the protocol signed in that republic on January
q, providing for the administration of the GUS
toms of the island by the United States. The
purposes of the changes are TO make perfectly
clear, If possible. the limitations the respon-
sibility assumed by the United States from a
political point OF view. 1t is thought that the
effect OF the amendment will be TO make II ac-
ceptabie to certain members of the United States
Senate and newspapers Of the country, who have
deprecated any interference in the internal af-
volve the United States in future trouble with
the nations of the world. 1t is expected that
the new protocol viii be ready for signature in
q day or TWO.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
PUBLICITY FOR CORPORATIONS.
Bill Requiring Reports introduced by Chair.
man of House Judiciary Committee.

Washington, Jan. so.-Representative Jenkins Of
wisconsin to-day introduced a bill requiring all
corporations in existence on April s, 1905 created
by act Of Congress since January l. 1900 to file a
detailed statement with the Attorney General on
or before April next showing in detail the amount
or capital stock. number and value of shares
amount paid in and amount unpaid. names and
addresses and amount Of stock subscribed by Of
hers. directors and stockholders. as well as the
law under which incorporated. 1t is provided that
corporations shall not transact business until after
compliance with this provision and If any concern
Ials 10 comply its corporate existence shall cease
penalty OF not to exceed $1,000 fine or imprison-
Inent not TO exceed five years is provided for any
offcer, director or agent Of corporation who at
tempts TO perform any business in the event OF the
taliure or the corporation 10 comply with the pro-
ceiver in case of forfeiture Of charter.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
MARRIAGE And DIVORCE.
President Urges Collection Of Stats
tics-Hopes for Uniform LazgS.

Washington, Jan. 30,-The President sent a
message to Congress to-day calling attention to
the fact that statistics on marriage and di-
vorce have been collected since 1886. and recon-
mended legislation. The following is the ext
OF the message;
To the Senate and House of Representatives
that statistics have been collected by the
federal government upon the subject of marriage
and divorce since the year 1886, and that but
ton Of such statistics. The institution of mar
social organization, and all influences that af
feet that institution Of vital concern to the
people Of the whole country There is wide
spread conviction that the divorce laws are
dangerously lax and indifferently administered
regard for the sanctity Of the marriage relation.
The hope is entertained that cooperation
among the several States can be secured, to the
end that thtre may be enacted upon the subject
of marriage and divorce uniform laws, con-
tanning all possible safeguards for the security
Of the family. Intelligent and prudent action in
curing reliable and trustworthy statistics upon
marriage and divorce. I deem the matter Of
sufficient general Importance to recommend that
the director of the census be authorized by ap-
propriate legislation to collect and publish sta
tistics pertaining to that subject, covering the
period from 1856 to the present time.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The White House jan 80. 1908
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
PRESIDENT FOR REFORM.
More Stringent Corporation La1cs
Needed in District of Columbia.

washington, Jan, 30-The President sent a
message to Congress to-day calling attention to
the laxity Of corporation laws for the District OF
Columbia, and the need of legislation to make
them more stringent. The following is the text
of the message:
To the Senate and House Of Representatives:
have been Informed that the attenuon ,a oa
Congress has been drawn to the defects OF tne
law authorizing the formation Of corporations IN IN
the District of Columbia. The evils growing OUT
of the existing law were brought to my notlce
by a member of the bar Of the District, and l
directed the Attorney General to make 10 me d
report upon the subject From tnat report II II
appears that in the last two years there nave
been incorporated under the law OF the Dlstrlct
2211 companies, with a total authorized capltdI
of nearly S4,000O00.0O0. Many of the companies
thus incorporated r>present no actual invest
ment and may be used by unscrupulous persons
to perpetrate fraud uuon the people ana upon
those who may be deluded into investing IN
their stock.
The increase of these corporations is going
on with alarming rapidity. On one day or last
week one person presented for filing articles 1or
the Incorporation of fourteen companies; another
person presented for fling articles OF lncorpo-
ration for thirty-eight companies In each OF
these the same persons were named as trustees.
The aggregate authorized capital proposed Tor
these thirty-eight companies amounted 10 S4o,,
100000. On another day one person presented
for fling articles of Incorporation for ffty-four
companies. in each of which the same three per-
sons were named as trustees. The authorized cap
ital proposed for these companies was over 9NoV
100000. The Attorney General closes his report
with the statement that: 1.-The law governing
the formation and control Of corporations In the
District of Columbia is not, as it should be, a
model Of it's kind, but. the other hand 1t Is
hopelessly vicious" The evil growing out of
these laws is OF such magnitude, and the neces-
sty for action is so urgent, that recommend
to Congress the immediate consideration or the
subject.
The case calls for the most radical remedy.
The right of Incorporation ought to be sus-
pended at once until Congress can devise proper
legislation for guarding its exercise. Moreover,
measures ought to be taken TO annul the char-
ters which have already been issued. either by
their direct repeal. II that be possible under the
Constitution, by what other legislative action
may be deemed necessary. L doubt not that
Congress has already seen the necessity for re-
placing these vicious Incorporation laws by those
which are governed by sounder principles, which
will forbid the issuance of stock or bonds In ex-
cess of the actual investment, and permit a
proper public supervision. When such a law
shall have been enacted all legitimate corpo-
rations which have been formed under the ex-
listing law may readily be reincOrporated.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The White House, Jan. 80, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
MARTIAL LAW IN PHILIPPINES.
Insurrection in Cavite and Batangas Not
Yet Suppressed.

Manila, Jan, so-Habeas corpus has been suspend,
ed in the province of Cavite and Batangas.
Major General Corbin is cooperating with Gov
ernor Wright. and is giving him every possible aid
in suppressng lawlessness.
Federal troops, consisting Of detachments Of
picked sharpshooters. work in conjunction with the
native scouts and the constabulary. Federal troops
garrison the towns, and martial law has practically
been established.
The present situation in the two provinces is
partially due to adronism and to disanection
fosterod by the opponents of the internal revenue
/ law.
The force Of the bandit ladrones is estimated at
800 The bandits have intimidated peacefully in
clined natives. who have been forced TO assist
them.
The ladrones who captured the wife and two chill
dren of former Governor Tr.aS, in the attack on
San Francisco de Malabon the night OF jan
uary "a, now demand ransom of 21oO0 pesos for
their relesse-
Rear Admiral Prittwitz. of the German
squadron in Asiatic waters, who arrived here on
January lS his flagship the First Bismarck
sailed to-day. In Manila he was entertained on
elaborate scale by ths army, the navy and the
civil government, Major General Corbin, Rear Ad-
miral Stirling and Governor Wright taking promi-
nent parts in the festivities. Admiral Won Pritt-
witz feelingly expressed his appreciation of the
courtesy shown him, and referred to the good will
existing between his country and that of those who
entertained him.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
Cushion Covers at Low Price,

First, is a collection of about three hun
dred Tapestry Covers for pillows. all made
and finished, ready for filing. Prices were
s5e to $3.50; today, choose at Use each.
Also about one thousand 24-inch SQUARES
of various upholstery materials suitable For
cushion tops or single chair seats. The regu.
lar prices were SOC, soc and 81, today thew
are just half price, l5e, csc and soc each.
Cnder-PrIee store. Basement
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
Candy Special

Two special lots Of regular 25c Candies go
on sale today at 15c pound. They are the
popular Cocoanut Waters and Cocoanut Pill
lows Pure and delicious Candles at 15o a
pound.
Under-Price Store. Basement.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
ARBITRATION 10 PROMOTE PEACE.

Just at this moment, 10 illustrate what 7 r,ss,
we have negotiated certain arbitration treaties with
tne great foreign powers. most earnestly hone
that those arbitration treaties win become mart ~,
the supreme law OF the land. Every friend of
peace WIZ join heartily In seeing that those arbItrs
Ton treaties 90 become part OF the supreme Is =,
the land BY adopting them we viii have taken a
sSe>-not very long STEP but undoubtedly a stem
ia the direction OF minimizing the chsnee for en-,
trouble that might result IN war; we viii have in
fInsAsaTsols degree provided for method OF sub
fttutns international disputes other than thar os
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
A SURGEON DIES FROM YELLOW FEvER

Washington. Jan. so-commander Niles of the
hoston' at Panama has informed the Navy De-
partnlent that Assistant Surgeon Otto KohIhase
one OF the officers OF that ship. recently stricken
VITA ZeI!oW fever, died suddenly yesterday Sur
econ honLhase was born in Minnesota and was
d p0ssed setb 20 the medical department OF the navy
thai his body Will be buried at Panama
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
200 HasSocks at SOC Zach

These are all regularly made Hassoeks. fron,
our own regular stock and were priced 75c 20
S2. 1t is only a question Of a few hours unfl
they are all claimed. Today at soc each
Under-Price Store. Basement
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
Odd-dnd>EndS
Of SilVer-Plated Wares
CCrSetS

Three groups of good Corsets IN popular
styles, at unusually low prices that should
take them away in a hurry.
AT SOC, worth Sep. n. Corsets OF fns ba-
tiste; medium bust and long hips; give comfort
and ease to wearerS.
AT Toe, worth S1.5O-P. N Cersets: straight-
front, medium bust, long over hips and ab-
domen; supporters attached.
AT S1.5O, worth S2.5O-P. y. Corsets; latest
model in high bust, small tapering waist; beau
tifully made and perfect-Atting.
Under-Priee Store. Basement
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

FOR SALE
ss2 100000 feet on Hill st.
S25, ,000-64 feet on Hill ST.
$50, ,000-40 feet on Hill st.
We have a good list on
Hill st. money makers.
$40 000-A fine business or warehouse corner
Also and Anderson.
sl2 2o00-50 IT, on Gladys, bet. 4th and 9Th;
two cottages.
s12.5Oo-5O IT.. splendid buy on e. 4th;
close in.
sz1, ,Ooo-9s It. on San Pedro. near Sth; a
choice bargain.
$12 Ooo-Crocker. near 5th; good income
property.
s5,5Oo-4s II. N. Olive: good e-room cottage
s5,0OO-l30x1S3; a splendid cor, Mcclintock
and w. 35th
81, 1,s60-60 IT. on Lake ST.; best buy in West
lake.
ss6O--5O IT, on Hobart near Adams; good
lot
wHITCoMB- GIBSON CO.,
529-53l Laughlin Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Advertisements marked ~. A. r. B."
are practically guaranteed by the Los
Angeles Realty Board as those OF re.
liable, reputable agents. The Arbltra-
ton Committee of the Board exists for
the purpose Of investigating and set
Ting In accordance with the prlncl-
Piles of fair and honorable dealing any
disaereements or complaints affecting
its members. Severe penalties are
provided for any member guilty OF
dlshonorsble conduct. List of mem
bers obtalnable at Room 613, Cham
ber Of Commerce.
HERBERT 5URDETTE,
Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

FOR SALE - $4,000 RESIDENCE, ST.
James Park. 1 mean business. 1 must
sell this one of the handsomest proper
ties in the city. Nine very large rooms;
all modern improvements; beautiful
grounds This is certainly a bargain and
will be sold during the week. Don't lose
the opportunity. Terms to suit purchaser,
or would take some trade. Apply 410
WILCOX BUILDING. Phone 1881 or 1916.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Country Property
ALFALFA.
WALNUTS.

WALNUTs ALFALFA.
ALFALFA. WAI4NUTS.
PRICE $1,000.
Seventy acres with good buildings ana
large pumping plant; twenty acres nine
year-old walnuts; twenty acres planted 10
alfalfa.
JONES a RYDER LAND co,
Ground Floor. 2is West Third Street
Have you seen the squlrrslss Pass 5,
part
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
FoR SAILS
City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE
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City Lots and Lands
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Reader, have you been out to
BOWEN q CHAMBERLINs
MAIN AND FIGUERoA STREET
TRACT NUMBER ~
II not, we wish to extend to you
cordial invitation to
GO OUT TODAY.
or any other day most convenient to you,
Tor we feel quite certain you viii agree
with us that we are presenting to the gen
eral public one Of the best opportunities 70
purchase lot, either for a home or for
an investment, in one Of the finest subdi..
visions on the market today. We DO not
offer free tickets on an excursion; neither
all those are in correct line for outside
country lots-for days outing
BUT REMEMBER
WE OFFER you
CITY LOTS
At the same price, within twenty minutes
drive Of Spring and Third streets, tne
center of business, with only &c street car
fare; only twelve to fifteen minutes ride TO
BOWEN 9 CHAMBERLIN's
MAIN AND FIGUERoA STREET
TRACT NUMBER 2.
A thorough investigation is all we ask
or you; then we are quite confident you
will agree with us in all of the above, that
we are offering to purchasers one Of the
finest propositions in Los Angeles.
OUR IMPROVEMENTS,
Such as hve-foot sidewalks, handsome
gray stone pillars at entrances Of each
provements-are the best money can have
done; eighty feet wide Is Main street tor
Moneta avenue. now called)' and has a
crate cars In the very near future to YER
non avenue, past
BOWEN & CHAMBERLIN's
MAIN AND FIGUERoA STREET
TRACT NUMBER 2.
Figueroa street, 100 feet wide. which
needs no explanation as being the swell
street of Los Angeles, passes
BOWEN & CHAMBERLIN's
MAIN AND FIGUERoA STREET
TRACT NUMBER
on the west side.
Our TERMS are liberal.
Our lots are fine.
Our RESTRICTIONS assure you of good
neighbors.
Our LOCATION cannot be duplicated.
That is all we can say.
Investigation Is all we ask.
Drive down Main street to Fortieth
t.Irz a. TAF.
tieth street, two blocks west; Redondo
car to the tract at Figueroa street; Main
street line (Which will be extended past
tract very shortly to Jefferson street, only
short walk south to Office of
BOWEN & CHAMBERLIN's
MAIN AND FIGUERoA STREET
TRACT NUMBER 2.
1t is certainty
Beauty spot.
Come and see for yourself.
THE MCCARTHY coMPANY's MoNETA
AVENUE AND FIGUERoA STREET
TRACT.
Beautiful building lots
Perfect conditions.
Perfect title.
Perfect soil.
Branch office,
57th and Figueroa.
Also
5Oth and Main.
Main office.
THE MCCARTHY BUILDINGS.
2o3 North broadway.
PERFECT SOIL.
Perfect location.
THE MCCARTHY coMPANYs
MAIN ST. and MoNETA AVE TRACT.
Trend of the
Fastest growing part of the city.
Low prices;
Easy terms
What more can one ask7
Branch office
5oth and Main.
Main office,
THE MCCARTHY BUILDINGS,
203 North Broadway.
RUFUS j. STUKEY TRACT.
WELL LOCATED FOR a HOME. IN A
GROWING SECTION. LOTS FRONT ON
A WIDE BOULEVARD.
COMMANDING LOCATION; BEAUTIFUL
VIEW OF THE MOUNTAINS.
PLENTY OF FRESH, PURE AIR AND
TAKE EAST NINTH STREET CAR ON
MAIN STREET TO FIFTY-SECOND.
LOTS UP IN QUALITY, DOWN IN
SEE OWNER ON GROUND.
PHONES-SOUTH 566; 29224.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

FOR sALE-Do YOU WANT TO MAKE
$1,000 in 80 days? You can do so by taking
advantage of the sacrifice which / am
for my acres in Hazards East Side Addi-
tion. $4,000 will buy 1t this week. See my
agents, BROWN & WOOD, 524 Byrne Bldg.
FOR SALE
Several fine large building sites west of
Hollywood hotel; high and slightly; some
bargains. ROOM 412 Chamber OF Commerce
Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

FOR SALE
KENSINGToN ROAD.
-$2700-
KENSINGTON ROAD.
-s27Oo--
Modern 5-room cottage has been built just
one year; in perfect condition; lot so feet
frontage; the best section on Kensington
road east front. This property could not
be duplicated for $3000 Owner is leaving the
city and wants to sell. We can make rea-
sonable terms
-s2700-
-S2700--
CALDWELL G. CO.,
LA r. B. 403 Currier Block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
FOR SALE
Houses

Houseo
CHEAP HOMES, GOOD HOMES, RENT
PRICES.
All Large Lots, Close to Car. -
s800-3 rooms, Dayton avei $3.50 and $40.
s9O0-3 rooms. cor. Temple; 5000 and $40
s1000-5 rooms, Dayton ave.i $500, easy.
s125O-5 rooms, Dayton ave; $500 and SIS.
sI400--4 rooms, Brooklyn av. $500 and S2O.
S145O-4 rooms Temple st.. 5000 and easy.
s1500-5 rms, 33S NJ Hoover; 5000 and $50.
s17OO-5' rooms 50x35O, woodward; one
half cash.
$4,000 rooms cor. S4x140, large barn,
s. Union, near First st; lot alone
worth $4,000. See us for terms on
this Snap. He Quick.
1885, rooms Cordova st.; 500 and SD.
s17OO-4 rooms bath, two porches, 169x
40. Elysian Park ave-, very closei
500 and SEQ.
e1600-4-room Cal, b0x405, beautiful
woodward ST.; $1,000 and easy.
SIs00-5-room Bonita st; $500 and $50.
$4,000 each--3-6 room, W. Jefferson, very
fine. See us.
5000 great big room, Fairmont st; 1926
s1soo-4-room, cor. 'oOx15o. Lara ST.;
half cash.
WRIGHT g. HAMMERS, $40 Byrne Bldg.
Phones-Home 5000; s. s. Main 5911
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Hollywood

FOR SALE FIVE-R DOM HOU r.
iathed, plastered. tinted walls, shades.
screens; lot 50x1s0 TO alley; price $1,000;
$50 down. $40 monthly with interest; 10
Gated at South Hollywood, convenient 20
schools, churches and car line. CHAS. 8.
MANN, s15 West Fourth Street.
NICE LEVEL LOT. 5okil6 WITH CEMENT
curbs, graded streets and sidewalks; conven-
lent to school, church and car line; located
between Western and Vermont avenues.
Price $780, S25 cash, so monthly CHAS.
S. Mann. Sl5 West Fourth 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

FOR SALE
BUY ACRES = SELL LOTS.
YOU CAN
MAKE MONEY VERY
RAPIDLY OUT OF THIS
CHOICE PIECE OF ACREAGE.
IT is GOOD FOR
$4,000 PROFIT.
1T WILL MAKE
THIRTY LARGE LOTS
FINE LOCATION,
NEAR CENTRAL AND
VERNON AVENUES.
A SNAP AT s1o,5oo.
MINES & FARIsH.
s1s S. HILL ST.
Low PRICES.
Easy terms,
For lots in
THE MCCARTHY coMpANYs MoNETA
AND FIeuERoA STREET TRACT.
Perfect soil;
Perfect location;
In the trend of the
Most rapid growth.
1t is certainly a
Beauty spot.
Branch office,
Fifty-seventh and Figueroa;
Also at Fiftieth and Main streets
Main office.
THE MCCARTHY BUILDINGS.
2os North Broadway.
cuLvER's WEST ADAMS ST. TRACT.
S. W. CORNER ADAMS AND GRAND AVE.
CHOICEST INSIDE PROPERTY.
on the market today.
Only four lots left unsold; one large clean
corner; finest street car service.
Gas piped on all the streets; electricity on
all the streets
Every street improvement is in and paid
for; no extra expense hereafter.
Surrounded by some of the handsomest
homes in the city of Los Angeles,
Houses that cost from $4,000 to s5O.O 900.
We have placed building restrictions on
every lot. ranging from $500 to S3SO0.
PRICES-$2OOO TO $4,000 PER LOT.
Terms-One third cash. bal. and years
ALEX. CULVER.
106 South Broadway.
Home phone s45.
$50 DOWN
and $40 per month without interest
buys a lot b0x174 ON a graded
and and saTS Saisa 'ss'' ons block 't from sisosIio
line and well located
EDWARD o1y 8. sf1ESr fsy S'' co.. Isft Sol. Agents.
Ess ssmSsa. issS I slsss q Ess''s ssdoSa sSsTa st
HOUSES BUILT ON EASY TERMS.
IL YOU WANT TO HAVE A HOUSE
IT WILL BE no YOUR INTEREST TO
LET ME- GIVE YOU A FIGURE. AS
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! FIRsT-CLAsa
WORK GUARANTEED.
w. w. ANDERSON,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
42o BRADBURY BLDG.
FIGUERoA STREET TRACT
Cor. Vernon Ave. and Figusroa.
Take Redondo Ave car
Office the tract.
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1856 s. Broadway.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANYs
MOEETA AVE. and FIGUEROA ST.
TRACT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

TWELVE LOTS IN GARvANzA,
5Ox150 each, together with
four-room house, barn,
two cows, horse and wagon and
surrey, $50 chickens, 4s turkeys,
milk route of s35 per month.
well, windmill and tank;
81 fve-cent fare; all $3.50.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
421 South Spring Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
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Business Property
wAREH9gsE wAREH0gsE SITES. SITES
ALAMEDA STREET
ALAMEDA STREET
HAVE TWO GENUINE BARGAINS IN
THESE BUSINESS PROPERTIES; ONE ON
FRONT ON TWO STREETS, AND DEPTH
OF 2is FEET; $4,000
THE OTHER is ON ALAMEDA, NEAR
NINTH, 2os FEET FRONT AND A COR
NER lot, ON THROUGH sTREET-A
BARGAIN AT $50 PER FRONT FOOT.
FOLLOW THE ARROW.
WAREHOUSE SITES
WAREHOUSE SITES.
SOLE AGENT. iio2 BRALY BLDG
OLIVE STREET. OLIVE STREET.
OLIVE STREET.
Buy where values are increasing daily.
We have the following good buys;
Southwest corner fifth and Olive,
9Ox16O.
West side Olive, between Fifth and
Sixth, 100x16s, improved.
Southeast corner olive and sixth streets,
132 on Sixth by $50 TO alley.
80 feet on west side Olive,
between Seventh and Eighth.
sOxisS, with so-foot running to Eighth
street, on east side Olive, between
Seventh and Eighth.
ROBERT MARSH q CO.,
1923 II. w. HelIman Building.
NORTHWEST CORNER
SIXTH AND MAPLE AVENUE
$500 PER FRONT FOOT.
OPPOSITE HUNTINGTON"
w; N; GARLANP 4 CO;
FOR SALE A CLEAN CORNER ON
South Hill Street, Near Pico, with double
house paying $50 per month; frontage SO
feet: price less than S270 per foot; the
cheapest Hill street corner on the market
BLACK BROS, sole agents, 9O5-6 Braly
Building. J.. A. r. b.
FOR SALE
45x120 on 4th, bet. Flower and Figueroa,
Room 41s CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Bldg.
GREAT BARGAIN-SoUTHEAsT CORNER
Fourth and Wall streets Sale will be with
drawn II not sold this week. See OWNER.
Home telephone 232O.
Suburban Property
poLGEvILLE;
DOLGEVILLE. DOLGEvILLE.
ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCE SUB
URBs IN Los ANGELES COUNTY.
Only 25 minutes ride on electric car from
center of city.
AN IDEAL LOCATION FOR A HOME.
Magnificent scenery.
Abundance Of pure water.
SUBDIVISIONS MAAKRr. I AKP 8 NOW ON THE
Buy large elevated lot in the orange grove
for home.
Lots 50x2oo feet. on electric car line, 'front.'
ing S0-foot streets and avenues graded, ce.
ment-curbed and sidewalked.
PRICE s175 TO $500.
Office on the tract, or main office. Suite
416-417 Pacific Electric Bldg, Los Angeles
S. j. WHITE G. CO.,
Real Estate and Financial Agents.
Suite 416-417 Pacific Electric Bldg.
Members L. A. Realty Board