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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25

records ~ the territory af New Mex.
leo for the T. o. n. NJ Mr.. MeEaruy
seat sogA m sosa A. Esss&ihaa that
the injured man be taken 30 tase hos.
pi1xi M Santa Re. fuEwaraaag the
railroad fare and requesting thai the
patient be given all possible ears
M the institution. lie then notified
the homs lodge ot the injured man
and found he wss i'm soaa standing
and was Informed thMt they would
pay ali expenses.
The fafher wrssae I'M Mr. MekaF"s
and thanked him fnr himself. the
family. the iocsy nsa3nhers hf she
lodge and the entire city for the care
the local Red Cloud lodge had given
% the young man. The father said
that the hoy was mot nj had habits
and haa beea home ON the 2sth oi
September. He left st. LassHs for
California and intended 60 stop over
at Redlands aud had a considerable
amount Of money With htm.
The young man vas getting alons
quite well with fair hopes of reeos'
cry when loci. Jaw set In and he pass
ed away very saddenly. II was hesei
found out how the young man met
with the accident that caused his
death. The remains will b. shipped
today 10 his home Al Greenwood.
Delaware.
The strangest feature Of the affair
was that the father. Mr.. ]. =. Span
ish, through his own caHelessness.
did not learn Of his sons accident un'
tii some time after he had been no
titled. lie himself VAS secretary Of
the Beaver Dam Tribe Of Red Men
and Mr.. McEloy notified him of the
accident as secretary. without know
ing that be was the father Of the
victim OF the tramps.
The Telegram was In the telegraph
ic code Of the order and through
carelessness the father had lost ths
code book. The telegram meant alb
solutely nothing 10 him and he SEM
Il 10 the great chief OF records of tn
state at Wilmington for translation
and whem II came back he learned
that his son would probably di'
within six hours after the message
was sent and already several day
had elapsed and he had received nc
further word.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
TEXAS COURTS TO. I
GO BY SUN TINE
SUPREME COURT OF STATE. pE.
cipES THAT SOLAR AND NOT
STANDARD TIME MUST GOVERN
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.

Austin. Tex. Oct. 25.~~The state
supreme court yesterday rendered a
decision that solar. and not standard
or railroad time must govern legal
proceedings. The case involved a
valuable tract OF land. The jury had
brought In verdict at three minutes
past midnight, standard tune. or fif-
teen minutes before midnight BY the
solar time. The trial judge held that
the term of court expired at mid
night. standard time, and refused to
enter judgment. The supreme court
ordered the entering Of the Judgment
on the ground that solar time gov.
ems the courts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25

i.inwood G.. Spanish. the man who
was found insensible along the rail
road track at l-amy, with his ;ace
badly burned from the cinders of
Il small fire in which he had fallen
on the tenth of this month, passed
away yesterday morning from lock
jaw at 81. Vincent hospital at San
ta Fe.
1t is supposed that he had been
riding on Santa Fe train and was
assaulted by tramps. robbed and
thrown off, He was found at about
II O'Clock in the morning, lying close
To A cinder pile of fire started by
tramps. east of the coal chute at
, I-amy. Nothing cou'd be ascertain
ed relative to his injury at the time
Of his discovery. but in his pocket
, blank book was found, bearing the
! name of l.. C. Spanish, Greenwood,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
GUADALUPE COUNTY. TO ,
GET next COUNCILMAN
Personnel Of tho San Miguel County
Republican Central Committee and
the Candidates Named For Mem.
bers Of Constitutional Convention.

Following IL the full text Of the
resolution passed AT the recent terri
torial republican convention In this
city. pledging San Miguel county TO
recognize the claims Of Guadalupe
county In the election Of member
of the legislative council two years
hence:
Resolved, That this convention
does hereby pledge the republicans
of the county OF San Miguel TO the
support Of a member Of the territoF'
ial council for the district Of san
Miguel, Guadalupe and Quay coun'
ties, two years hence. to resident
of Guadalupe county; be II further
Resolved. That committee OF
three be appointed TO confer with the
republican central committees Of the
counties of Guadalupe and Quay. also
with Hon. Manuel c. de Baca, with
authority TO harmOnize any differ
ences that may exist as to nomina'
tions for the councilmanic district
hcrelnabove mentioned.
County Central Committee
The following bep.tblican central
committee for San Miguel county
has been named and was clothed
with power to select candidates foI
the constitutional convention: Sec
undino Romero. chairman; Roman
tiallegos. Chas. A. Spiess. David j
Leahy, David c. Winters. +. o. Blood
Apolonio A. Sena. Enrique Sena and
Felipe Baca y Garcia.
Candidates Selected
The county central committees ol
, the republican party of San Mfgne
county met at republican headquaf
| ters in the Montoya building on ths
north side of the plaza. presided oye'
by It's designated chairman, and Sc
lected the following named as can
dldates for members OF The cohEti
tutional convention. in the orde
named: Roman Gallegos. jefferson
! Reynolds, Isidor v. Gallegos. II. H
Twitcheil, Margarito Romero, DIR. w
! r. Upton and Enrique Sena.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
CASES DOCkETED FOR
THE DISTRICT COURT
~v~4~a
The Sheriff OF Union County Brings
Suit Against a Deputy In Office
Territorial Supreme Court 70 Meet
In Santa Fe Monday.

The United States court convenes
In Las Vegas ON the second Monday
In November. the 18th. and the ter
ritorial court on Monday. the 10Th.
The territorial supreme court
meets at Santa Fe IN adjourned ses-
sion ON Saturday OF this week, the
eth inst.
Capt. +. b. Wheeler has been dis
charged from bankruptcy by Chief
Justice w ]. Mills in chambers.
Carl Ecklund, Of Clayton, N, NJ.
has brought a suit In attachment
against Trinidad c. de Baca. The
suit is on a promissory note amount
ing to $20s,S1.
~ T. and Susan Charlton have in
stituted suit in the Union county
court against Prudencio Ortega To
recover s4oSn on open account.
Frank II. Clark of Union county
is plaintiff. and Daniel and Emma J.
Herring, defendants. in a suit 10 r"-
cover sl7i.50. II is set up that the
defendants sold certain described
property on misrepresentation, claim
ing that it was unencumbered. How
ever. the plaintiff found IL plastered
over with a mortgage which he had
to clear off out of his own pocket
The King Mercantile Co. of Fol
som, n. NJ. has docketed suit in
! the district court for Union comfy
against EIipscp de Herrera and Dr.
| siteo Herrera on prOmissory note
, 10 recover a Judgment of $1.096 s2
! and s469.27 respectively for goods,
wares and merchandise; also the
King Mercantile Co. files a case
! against Emiterio and Jose q. Vaela,
a suit in attachment. 10 recover
| Judgment In the sum of s3.4s0.64, on
account of certain promissory notes.
Another Union county case Is that
of Sheriff Tranquilino Garcia against
! his deputy in office, J. c. Hin. ana
the latters sureties. Robt II, Dean
and Christian Otto, for $6ll,49, costs
and attorneys fees. The suit is ac,
casioned by the alleged frregnlari
ties in the service Of an execution In
an attachment case. in which Morris
Herzstein Is plaintiff and Eliseo Trn
jilo. defendant. involving the prop
trty attached by Trujill".
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25

Kansas City. Oct 2S, In the ruins
Of the Commerce building In Nan.
sas City. Kansas. destroyed by fire
early today. there are anywhere from
q haifaoen To thirty bodies. accord
ing Co estimates given out tiais mora
gin by the firemen who worked at
the scene all night. On the other
hand. Assistant Fire Chief Lind. al
8 this morning. Insisted that the
dead will not be over six. The &C
tuaI loss Of life will not be known
until q thorough search Of the ruins
Is made. and probably not then. as n
Is believed thai many bodies were
burned to ashes. The building Was
used as a tenement house and con
tained 100 rooms holding betveeal
two aud three hundred persons when
the fire broke out at 1880 this morn
Ing. Most Of these were composed
OF families. many others were tran
sients whose names are unknown
The only one person who knows The
number of the occupants is the janl
tor. aud he is missing. It Ia beiiey
cd that the dead 10 the ruins ar
mostly traasients who came from the
railroad yards and are not Register
ed. and Ii may he days sefurs ths
fun extent Of the catastrophe In fin
ally revealed. The known ininras
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25

othrr day and tAes dEew ap . plat
form which contained fitaeen nlanks.
eight of which coademn someahing.
someone or other. lie said thas q
o~Gnneratie platform reminded AfEa
of q CERTAIN little boys trousers
whea they began 10 wear thin 90
one side the mosheT tarned them
around and. like ~ democratic plat
form. yon couldn't teli whether he
wAs going fFum yoa or coming TO-
wards yoa.
Mr. PTichard stated further thai
the peopae nov had . delegate i'm
e"ngruss Vito rOnid tda something
and asked whether they wanted to
keep n man there who could do some
thing or send q man 20 Washington
who could do nothing. The present
delegate, ne said. had introduced n
number Ut important bffls for this
territory. which have become laws.
he has secured a fine public build.
ing for Albuquerque and can he not
do aS we'll. said Mr.. PTichari. for
the great city Of las Vegas. He said
that be did not prnmise u public
building for Las Vegas for 4 cer,
tainty. but said that IL anyone can
secure IL. n will be Andrews. who l.
In touch with affairs and IL of the
same party In majority. He ended
the address by asking whether he
will not be able 10 accomplish more
than stranger. a political enemy Of
the president and Of the majority
OF the members Of congress and fur
ther asked whether anyone in busi-
ness transactions would think oi
sending a man to represent himself
who was an enemy 10 the people
with whom he was doing business,
or whether he would send a friend
Mr.. Prichard was heartily applaud
ed ut the close OF his address and
! the meeting then adjourned.
Miguel SENEGAL. who Is employed
In the Las Vegas postoffice. acted as
, interpreter for the speakers and per
formed his duties In an acceptable
manner. His work was especially
hard as Mr.. prichard uses exception
ally flowery language, The May
flower band give an out door con
cert before the meeting convened
and also rendered several selections
! In the hall during the evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
SENSATIONAL sHAkE-uP IN
NEW YORK POLICE FORCE

New York. Oct. 25.-~Probably the
most sensational shake-up which tho
New York police department ever ex.
perienced will go into effect tomor-
row morning, when every captain ex-
cept one In the five burroughs will
be transferred by order Of Commits
sioner bingham The changes are
made ''for the good of the service"
the commissioner announced today.
The one CAPTAIN left andisturbed Is
Captain SchIottman. who commands
the tenderloln precinct. There are
eighty-five police captains in Greater
New York. -.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
TWO ROADS MAY CONTROL
COLORADO 4 SOUTHERN

New york, Oct. 25.-~The Tribune
says that d report is current in the
financial district. that the control Of
The Colorado 4 Southern Ii soon to
pass to the Union Pacific and Rock
Island, which would hold 1t jointly
as they hold the Chicago 4 Alton.
There have been frequent rumors OF
Rock Island control Of the Colorado
Il Southern. but the story Of Joint
control had not previously been
heard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
SEVERAL FATALLY INJURED
IN STREET CAR COLLISION

Chicago. Oct. 25.--A defective rail
was responsible for a collision of
street cars last night in which sew
eral persons We're seriously injured.
Two may die. They are Chas. Stadt.
man and c. Mcdowell. The bad
rail was on the south bound track
of the Ashland avenue car line at
Thirty-ninth street. II caused the
car on that track to collide with the
car going in the opposite direction
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
Janitor 10 Found

The negro janitor was found this
morning He said there were over
thirty families In the building. mum.
berins over n hundred persons lie
admitted that there were n number
or transients last night. hut was un.
able To say how many or to furnish
the names
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
POPE IS GREATLY IMPROVED
AND PAINS HAVE LEFT FOOT

Rome, Oct. 25-~Dr Laproni this
morning found the Pope's condition
improved. The swelling in his foot
has almost disappeared, the pains
have ceased and his temperature Is
normal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
ExoNoRATES GOV. FRANTZ

Washington, Oct, 25.-~The presl-
dent has received the report of the
committee recently sent TO Oklaho
ma to investigate the charges prefer,
red against Governor Frantz of that
territory. The report completely eN-
Onerates the governor aud undoub..
edly will he approved by the presi.
dent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
GOVERNOR WILL TAKE NO
ACTION IN PATRiCk'S CASE

New York. Oct 25.--It Is ann0unc-
ed that Governor Higgins will take
no further action in the case Of Al
bert Patrick. convicted of the muir
der of Millionaire Rice. either b.
way of hearings. appointment Of
medical commission or anything else.
until the federal court has rendered
; its final decision.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
SECRETARY TAFT ASKED
TO SPEAK AT CHEYENNE

Washington, Oct. 25.-SecretaTy
Taft. at the request of Senator War
rem OF Wyoming. will deliver speech
at Cheyenne. on Monday, November
5th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-25
.SWIICHMEv MAY
TIE UP CHICAGO
rnE WINDY cry THREATENED
wiTn A STRIKE UNLESS OE.
MaNDs ARE GRANTED.
5. ?. STRIKE IS Denied
Thirty.t~o Trunk Ianss involved I'm
Demands es Ssisenmsn for Higher
wages ard Shorter Hours.
Strengthened

Chicago. Oct. -. Strengthened
by the promised support of the en-
gineeEs and flremen. one branch of
the sstsehmen employed In the Chi"
eago railroad yards viii - before
the officials u the various roads tn
day 10 make a final demand for high
or wages and shorter hours. The
time limit on which the switchmen
have declared they win insist upon
an answer 10 their petition expires
at noon, while strike action may not
follow an adverse reply. Such De.
seiopment win render the situation
serious.
Many Roads involved.
Chicago. Oct. .s--The Brother.
hood Of Railroad Trxinmen. on be-
halt of It's swltehmen. has present
ed demands to an the railroads enter
ing into Chicago. for an eighthonr
day. The Hrotherhood's action fol-
lows that Of the switchmen's union.
which presented similar demands
some time ago. but the two move
ments are independent Of each other.
The railroads. however. will be oblis-
ed now TO deal with practically the
whole organized strength Of the
switchmen instead Of the fractional
part represented by the Switch
mems union. In this respect thu
movement In the most extensive as.
tempted BY the railroads organizar
tfon I'm many years.
| Every railroad west Of pittsburg
and Buffalo In the United states is
involved. In Chicago the thirty.two
trunk lines and the short belt lines
snd private roads owned by corpor-
ations are NIL called upon to comply
with the switehmen's request.
IT, DENIES Strike on o. p.r@'~@#sasAa.
Houston. Tex. Oct, 2s.--~Southern
Pacific railway officials deny that =
strike Of maehinists at the Houston
shops IL probable. No grievances
whatever have been presented to TIM
officials OF the Atlantic divisions. On
October |. the. wages of the maehin-
lists were voluntarily raised by the
company mt El Paso. Houston and A.
giers, the average raise being about
~ per cent.
II Is explained by officials here
In answer to the statement from
New Orleans that the trouble Ia cans-
ed by the discharge OF men for serv.
ing on grievance COMMITTEES, that
such Is not the case. but there was a
slackening Of work and certain men
were laid off On the regular routine:
that as worked picked up again these
men viii be reinstated In the order
In which they were laid off.
chaffeurs on Strike
New York. Oct. 25. -- Three hun.
dred ehauffeurs. employed by the
New York Transportation company.
which operates $50 public electric
cabs, went on strike today for an
increase In wages. A non-union man.
who attempted to take out one OF
the electric vehicles from the gar
age. was set upon by. d crowd Of
strikers and dragged from his seat.
He was being roughly handled when
he drew a revolver and fired into
the crowd. No one was hit The po
lice charged the crowd and made two
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

$3.50 cigar store; $50 day busine ess
Don't sleep over this.
COAST REALTY CO.. 1857 S. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMPLE STREET for bath
and massage. No signs in window.
Best of patronage solicited.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

FOR SALE
ONLY 1880
beautiful little bunga low, cobblt
stone pillars, large cement porch,
paneled living room, near 3 car lines,
toward GarvanGa. A charming lit
tie house.
$25O0 $25O0 S250C
Choice of car lines.
On a corner 18th and Hoover. A
beautiful little cottage with hard
floors. 3 bedrooms. built-in beds and
cabinet kitchen In style of the swell
apartment houses sewer, gas, cleo
tricity.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
Close in on 18th ST.. near school,
between car lines. Modern broom
cottage with large 3-roon1 storage
shed in back yard that cost $3.50.
GRIMES x ALEXANDER,
39S Wilcox Bldg. 212 S. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

PERRY Y-MOORE-John Perry, aged 81.
native Of Vermont and resident Oi
Los Angeles and Mary Moore aged
& native Of Tennessee and resident
OF Los Angeles
PHIBLIPS-W w WINN--William Phillips.
aged 70. a native Of Pennsylvania and
resident Of Los Angeles, and Matte
Wnn, aged is, a native Of MISSOURI
and resident Of Los Angeles.
JOHNSON observation-disclosures Johnson,
aged 81. native of Sweden and resi-
dent of Los Angeles. and Wilhelmina
lssberg aged 81, a native of Sweden
and resident of Los Angeles.
MAREZ- MENDOZA Marez, aged
23 a native Of New Mexico and resi-
dent of Los Angeles, and Flora Men
doza, aged IS, a native of California
and resident Of Los Angeles.
JORDON- RADDOTz--Georae Jordon,
aged 40, n native Of Iowa and resident
of Los Angeles and Anna Raddotz,
aged Is, a native of California and
resident of Los Angeles.
BROWNING-WlE WlEBER--LUthcr Brown
ing. aged 30 a native of Illinois and
resident OF Springfield. Ill, and Edna
Weber. aged 26, a native of Illinois and
resident of Pomona.
KIGLMAN -HOLT-Joseph Kelman. aged
81. native of Canada and resident II
a native Of Iowa and resident OF Los
Angeles.
WTTTB- A AYER-Elmer Witte. aged As, a
native of New York and resident of
Long Beach and Sophia Aver, aged
49, a atiVe Of Vermont and resident
Of Long Beach.
"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
Phone Main 4O71.
$4,000

FOR SALE
$4,000 $4,000
The best bargain in neat modern
centrally located home in the south
part OF the city
A modern cottage con tanning
large rooms: cove ceilings; tinted
wallis porcelain bath; gas and cleo
tricity; gas CRATES; pretty shade
trees: lawn. flowers in profusion
barn In rear. This street attracted
the attention Of The Times Artist d
few weeks ago and was held as an
example of beautiful homes: 12 min
utes to First and Spring; price $4,000;
$1,000 down; $25 per month. Including
interest.
is renting now for s25 per month.
II. l.. O'BRIEN & CO..
Jefferson and Main.
south 2276. Home 2J33S.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
ron SALE

= on SALE
S21OO
5.room b;:nGalow well built. Missiin
style, large living room across front,
dark old gold brick hrepla ce; porch;
best plumbing. SIS,
Plenty or city water, large level lot
and pterNtninE In galden trucS Sr1w'
ing
Oiled streets. cement side walks and
curbs.
scent ca. fare. twelve minutes from
First n | Main streets
This Is beautiful home. lorated cor
nti Gf Pasadena short line a',u Tourma-
line street. one block insI'le Of city
limits
$500 cash. balance mOrtgnge.
See owner at house. Telephone
Home 31052.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
Country Property
Hotels and Lod aina Houses

FOR SALE-RooMING HOUSE.
Furniture OF 9-room cottage home;
rent $35 a month, clearing SIS month
over rent; fine loca ton; large barn,
big shed, lots of flowers and shade;
with lease Sick. compelled to sell;
$3.50. 1015 w. 7th ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

JAPANESE HELP OF ALL KINDS
wanted, city and country; cooks for
camps, $50 a month"; dishwashers for
try. s. and 80 a week; porters restaur-
ants, hotels etc, So a week and sc0 and
found, per month; pantrymen, sS and 50
a week boys for housework, $50 to sS5,
bus boys for cafes and hotels $40 and
board; laborers for all kinds OF work.
city and country. Call at MARKS EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE. Japanese agent
d65
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

FOR S12 MONTHLY YOu Can RENT
furnished complete 3 nlre sunny out
side rooms; electricity; gas range. hot
water. phone; close in /: at 1920 WEST
COTTON ST. 1909 and i0ll EAST
NINTH ST. 1O2S also 1888 and l14l
w FIRST ST
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
13i T.. 2nd ST.
We furnish help of all kinds prompt-
ly. Try us. We want help of all
Kinds. IL you are looking for help or
work, we have the largest selection of
positions to offer in the city. Call and
see our bill boards and be convinced.
We open early.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

THE Los ANGELES FELLOWSHIP,
Benjamin Fay Mills. permanent min
ister. Regular Sunday service IL a.
M. Blanchard hall. Address by Mr.:
Mills on What Life Means to Me
tinued). Soprano solo by Miss
Helen Tape. violin solo by A. f..
Walper. Sunday school $3.50 a. M,
Blanchard hall, Charles II. Mills,
people over is 9:45 a. M, Music hall,
232 South Hill street Reynold e.
Blight, leader. Seats free at all ser
vices You are cordially invited
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
CHURCH NOTICES

Sunday services at Ii a. m. and Z 80
p. m early celebration holy COM
munion on third Sunday and Saints
Day at 1880 a. m. Strangers espe-
cially invited. University cars pass
the door. Those desiring teleDhone
connection for "Shut-ins" telephone
1912. Church physician at the church
every morning from $50 to $3.50.
Services and medicine free to ali.
Church open daily for private prayer
from a. m. until p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
Business Property

SCOOPS feet on north side Third.
100 feet on Beaudry with
modern 10-room house.
$10,000--217 S. Beaudry, lot 41x1 &c
feet to 20-foot alley, with mod
ern Broom house., 49,, .r-
s51O0-111O West Second street, lot
39x115 feet to 20-foot alley:
modern Groom cottage; ua
ALLISON BARLOW, y
217 s. Broadway, rooms 1873, 1874, 125,
1876. Phones 400.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
FoR asN1
Houses

FOR RENT-WATER INCLUDED
s11, S14. 1929 B 26th (Adamsl.
Slauson Junction car line to 26th.
S11, 4 rooms, S15 rooms,
Keys at 1888 EAST ADAMS.
FOR RENT-FoUR- ROOM MODERN
cottage, with barn. 779 r. 18TH.
Phone Main 1923.
1865 EAST ADAMS, s ROOMS, $500; ss5
down, S35 monthly, buys this.
Flats
.ss-s rooms, 2O4 N. Fremont
$40 rooms, 2t04 ~ 9th st.
S14-3 rooms, 1011 -. 9th; furnished
s16--3 rooms, 2iS N. Fremont; fur.
s14--3 rooms 3S4 s. E-igueroa; fur.
s16--3 rooms 2O4 N. Fremont fur.
500 rooms. 1919 Diamond; fur.
S16--5 rooms 1019M Diamond
S16--2 rooms 1141 w. 1st furnished.
s16--s rooms 1893 w. list; furnished
S16--3 rooms 222 N. Fremont; fur.
r. WIESENDANGER,
312 Merchants Trust Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06

TO LET-APARTMENT FURNISHED.
For SIS you can rent new, elegant,
completely n i,nnished shed apartments ts l,t NTH
at S36 Crocker street. S12 West Fourth
street and Oil West Diamond street;
also at 1874 South Flgueroa. 2G North
11i1 West First street. 1908 and l0il Ea=
Ninth street and l02O Cotton street