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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
JACKSON STREET PLEA
DENIED BY BOARD
PROPERTY OWNERS WIN THEIR
CASE FINALLY
Echo of the Franchise Which Re-
suited in an Abortive Effort to
Recall Councilman Healy Re-
Gently

The board of public works yesterday
recommended to the city council that
the petition for the opening of jack
son street be denied.
This is the course the property own
ers on the street have been pleading
with the board to adopt, and 1t was
only after several weeks consideration
of the case that the board agreed to tho
plan.
When the recommendation was made
known to the council yesterday Coun-
Gilman Healy of the Eighth ward, in
which Jackson street is situated, asked
that action by the council be delayed,
and his request was granted. 1t is ell
tirely probable the whole case VIII be
threshed out again in the council
chamber.
This is an echo of the Jackson street
franchise which resulted in an abortiVe
effort to recall Councilman Healy a few
months ago. The property owners
petitioned the council to open jackson
street under the Vrooman act, whereby
they would have to pay for the I'M
provement themselves.
Understanding With Santa Fe
They had an understanding with the
Santa Fe railroad that when the work
was completed a spur track would be
constructed on Jackson street and the
property changed from residence to IN
dustrial
The Santa Fe made its application
for franchise for the promised spur
track. Action was deferred by the
council for a few weeks and When IL
was next taken up there was a request
from the Southern Pacific for a spur
on the same street.
Although the Santa Fe was supported
by the property owners the council gave
the franchise to the Southern Paeific.
AS a sop to the angry property owners
who did not get the railroad they
wanted the Southern Pacific agreed to
pay the cost of opening jackson street.
Soon after the Southern Pacific re-
GREETED this promise and endeavored to
have the work of opening the street
put through under the original petition.
1t was this petition over which so much
controversy was engendered.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15

He shows men of feeling and not of
stone the anatomy being especially
noteworthy in force and action. G.
Gruenfeld is showing two portrait
busts in bronze.
The fact that the sculpture exhibit is
small is not to be taken too seriously.
What is to be taken seriously, how
ever, is the atmosphere Of progress felt
on entering the exhibition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
INTERPRETATIONS

American optical company-Di-
rectors' j. G. lie Masters, G. IL. Yon
Breton and j. Won Breton; capital
stock. $25. 900; $4,000 Of which has been
subscribed.
Art Furniture and Manufacturing
ompany--Directors: w. f. Wilson, A..
II. Harris, III. Borneman, r. M. Webb
and j. Mccormick; capital stock, Sl0-
900; 500 Of which has been subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
stubborn Coughs

A cough which fingers on long after
every other symptom of a cold has dis
appeared should have attention, as 1t
indicates some throat or lung trouble
and may result seriously. Mr.. Alex
ander Mcmillan OF Maple Ridge, Mich,
Remedy for this trouble. He says: s'I
used this remedy for a stubborn cough
with the best results and think there is
nothing like 1t. 1 cannot speak too
highly OF It," For sale by all drug
gists.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
Exhibits Small Scenes

small scenes, noteworthy among which
is a small snow scene which is well
handled and simple in motif. Addie M.
Lathrop's fisher huts are dainty con-
ceits. Carl Oscar Borg who is holding
an exhibition OF his own, and Lillian
Drain are showing monatpyes which
are excellent, and Marian Holden Pope
has some fine etchlngs. Mary Kelly's
small "Hindoo Head" and Mrs. NJ. L..
Hatch's Colonial Maid" are highly
decorative. Jessie Washburn is show
ing a grape sketch and still life pic
ture.
"'rhe Two Ambitions.' a large bas
relief by f. S. Stone, is by far the best
piece Of work done by this sculptor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15

Los Angeles IL the only city OF fts
eize In the United states without a n.
M. q. A. building or a fund for such
building. The completion OF the fund
now being raised here ~ a matter that
concerns every tax payer.
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Yis snnn 1rIbja9r pcridobcm.

GIepeIano, g. %. sept.-2ie
gntbiarng bes Sdiler . @oetbe-
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finben ioIlte unb fir peld)e Seller
grobartige 8orbereitlrneen getroffen
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men. Sn oetis Steiltbriif1en in Wai.
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groBcnG uaoer1teine %geiprnngen uno
Die Seriteaung eines nei,en Steines
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jabr 81 peridieben. Sn oeutiten
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5citen borauf idlieBen lieBen. oaB
Die gntbiialnasfeier oas slanseno.
fte 5eit iueroen ipiiroe, oas bon Dem
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Slmttbat clues Yctrmnfcnen.

Rem ;Yorf, 30. September. -
Der 4f;i1brige Staliener SoietlJ
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pelfer geitern A6eno nit ieinem
Sobne Hapbael unb einem Greunoe,
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Spn5iergang on Der 204. Strabe,
8ingsbrioge. madte, mrlrbe bon eli.
mem bis6er nidt oentiii3irten an.
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bet. Hodj Hapbael's Ingaben bate
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reiht, ais Der l1nbefannte itolpern.
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er blicb Iteben unb begonn 5u idim-
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per nno f%euerte in idneler Heiben.
iolge orci Sf)iiiie oh; 5rpei berielben
orangen MontiIonc in Ole YruIt urlo
itredten i'm toot 81 gdoen; ser brittle
brnng Warciliia in sen Sberidenfel.
Nad oieier ltntbat flob Der ltnbe-
Fannie, uro Die 9ronr : YoliSei be.
miIbt lid Jest, ieiner babbaft gu mer.
Den. @ureuiia iano JIM ~5orobam'
Soipital" altfnabme.
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2iabt.g trnAs, Baltimore, We:
Sen. :@sfddftsthbrer. Sen. .gafa9fer.Isent.
Z. Q. MrDannet. SnIfs.@en.' gad. 'aeert.
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@eitern 0araIanb Giieabaln.

8nge o~erIafen SiEen.e tattou pte foIst:
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6.b5 Wcraens-Uurf, q. & 8. 9ibinon lnb
Sanptlilie oftItn bon Gmorp 1robe, fo'
800 Woreens-SauptItnir, Saaerstotpn, San,
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rid, grlmltsbura unb VI. & 70. Babn
5ts mad clifton.
e.t3 Observation-Disclosures mad Wetips.
1000 @eraers- aflomnioeatton roo Union
Bridge.
1920 patfn,--gIne W,ouptdin erpreb (garlor.
Wdggof) fofpie Sreberi6.
a.25 W~a9m.-.erpreB mad Uorf unb .. 4
8. Dtptfton.
4.f5 aadm = sstomm. satioH uad linton
bridge.
$50 Go6fn. - Accommodation mao @Isnbou.
ham GrpreB biz GETTYSBURG unn Vort.
815 Mbenos - Accommodation md linton
Nar epmntaas.
$50 Wcreens ~ afommosafiou uct1 linton
gribge NIB Sanober,
Sdii Mot an oer Fennfblbania 'Nbenie.
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Sdled,tc 8eidafte.

Soliior, g. g, %. Sept. -
Nad erfoIgloien geriuhen. on Den
Neufunolano : 9anfen Der 6iiherei
obSuliegen, iirro 90 nelidottiite 81
iferei . Shooner nieber in ibre bel,
motbliden SGfen auriidsefebrt. lie
llriahe' oes WiBeriolges beitano in
Dem Wangel an Sober. Die betref.
ienoe Jlotiae trug nngefabr 400
Wann,p elde fait ourdhneg wabrenb
bieier 3eit @elb perloren baben.
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perltanbisen Die auibebung Der iiber
iie in Seltreid pcrboneten auratel
ermirfen. lie "betonntlid) oils
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heitelte Gormuno Wiiuer eS ein3ig
uno allein auf ibr 9ermogen obgeie.
ben bdtten. Gem geeeniiber bntte
nod I'M pereangenCn Wonot berau.
rotor erfl1rt, bob auf ieiner eigenen
Nntraa reueroiigs mebrere Tipdio-
Ter Srau Soilon elmer o%bermaligen
Examination ailf ibren @eiitesBil.
itdno iirter5oaen bitten. Iud bieie
lliiteriufitng bobe ereeben, baB bic
&iiritlrrin ifmodiinnie iei. las
@eridt babe bieiem 9efunb pcrlSip,
didter eutipred)enb %erfannt, u1o
oeSEalb ieien meitere G%rorterungen
in Dieier I~ugeIeeenbeit iiberiliiiiig.
Sp1ter ipuroe bann bon Srou Dol.
Ions 8ettsbeiitono ermittelt, ooB
lie i~iberbnilpt nidt in Seitreid) 81.
it1noie ici. iorbern aus bemS taois.
uerbnnb entlaiien murbe, als lie lid
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9iir9cr 6ran5Hasfoipsfp permGblte.
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ben aopi iagte. Ger llrgIiidlide,
pelder Dem neutrality-suspicious.
8renooicr Hegiment Ir. A onge.
borte, lit oil elmer nnbeilboren
&%ranfbeit, unb in einem Nnfol bon
8er5meiflung modte or ieiilem Sc.
ben nit ei9eEer Sono Elm gnbe.
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September aus Der fonigl. Miin5e
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3ebnmmrfitiiden geitobIen botten,
groBe 8enuetblnng. Son pornber.
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maft, BOP in ser Miih5e 9eidGftig-
te nit Scr Iffaire at tbun gebobt
batterL uno in bieier gnrabme mar
man oerm oud nidt febl seeanaen.
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grpBten 5beiles Der %genonntenS um.
me.
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Ieuituft," M. b. s.. CUR 9eiorgung
nro gertbeilune iiberieeiiber Gepe.
ld]eit, lit bier nit einem aapital bon
$4,000 gegriinbet moroen.
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Mcrdants' &c Miners' Sransporta'
tim COMPANY.

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Baltimore Obio- Nabn.


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9anioen . Citation rad Raftinstpn an aRo.
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Baltimore Sampf : Safet /. 81.
lMite nuo SnucrlaiFsc 9absinie,)
Die &er. StauieniB Mott befbroerno,
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GdnlAnseiscn.

g9oiic's Sfuic Golee. @orbereitlnes. unh
ibrcn stubicn i'm 9Riiditnuoc limo, iinScr Be.
ipnnere Scritdlthiieune; Eriputsllntcrribt;
MbenbflaiteT, &. VI. @u!ic, ". W., 1919
2inoen.Yucnnc. (Sepi22, lWlD
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Gng!ii6 fit Nnslanncr.

3!uie In Gnelii6 fir stusIduoer miro be.
etnuen am 8. Sftobcr tiir Die Seitoaucr bon
ledbs MipEuteu in Dem Setm ces ,GbriltIicben
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gidbcre sIusfuitft III in Sem gilrtm Der @e'
teuiduii i'm ~8ipciien StoGiperi CrbGltlid.
lEept23. 1Mit(
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@ebcte iperben nidt m%irfiomcr.
peiin oas @ebetbud) nit Silber &c.
ibla9en lit.
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Sdjul- Nnseisru. 4. t
Marpfauo- Sm6itut.
0nnit. NIB SeidJucn.s hulr.
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tn Der Mid,mpnn, VI Marketable.
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Siaur natb benz 2eben. NlpoeHrcu. Bortrnitz
iinb StiItsgebensNfulen In gel llh 9sniierfarz
ben. NorIefinssn itber s,e~llnti9eibtbte. gHts
samiass.aiuiie fIr 9ebrer. atubrrtlaien etc.
b~c1iuueu um G. SftpDer 1906.
Mtcnbidnie bcgtntt an 10. Eitrber 1906.
Neanlarer ier'Sabrriurius i'm Sei6uen.
Shuttirllile, mad NpiiinlfWiooclcll gitt3ei6s
men, arhiteftpnifdhes ino Wtufhlnen. 3eidnen.
Sir netierc Snfcrntntion ODER t~lIitririe 0u'
tuloae iperoe man itd, tbretbe ODER ielepbonire
,MiarhfauS Snitttntr,"
MISUNDERSTANDING Sofpnro'S trabe.
(2G7,0,7t,5 3, 7,9.S1, 3,5,7-S)
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Die Marblano 8linoen- S9ule,
Tr. 22O, cf.gprib-9uenue,
etnidlielIid oeS T%epartemsn:s fur blihoe nub
tambe lNeger,

tanbe e}eger,
Vr. GAO, @sI'earatcsa.s traRs
pirp ant III. September 1906 e%fbftnet.
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ten, Grammar, une Sohtbnl Iueieen, Sanofer'
iipieitS.tlnierribt, i5rperli6e uebnnBenJ SauS'
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so Unf6et GsmaeuSSiue. .S675
20 1af6et 0snnenestue .$3.5b
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-28
KEYSTONE ELECTS
ENLARGiNG OPERATIONS

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Keystone Copper Mining company
held yesterday, officers were elected to
fill vacancies caused by the retirement
of ]. r. Finletter and Maude F. Fin
letter. DIR. l.. f Wightman was
elected president and general manager,
succeeding ]. X. Finletter, and II, p.
Wightman was elected secretary and
treasurer, in place of Maud F. Finlet-
ter. y. J. Keegan and l.. l. Henry
were elected directors.
The report submitted in regard to
operations at the mine was very salts
actory. The force has been increased
to So men and the three main tunnels
are being driven with three shifts, and
all the tunnels in ore. The showing in
the lower tunnel is especially good, the
entire breast being in ore and neither
wall in sight The work of sinking an
incline winze from the lower tunnel is
well under way. 1t will be sunk 100
feet.
Three x-horse teams are hauling
about Is tons of 20 per cent ore daily to
the Old DominioR smelter, and another
six-horse outfit will be added this
week. 1t is the intention of the man
agement to increase ore sh pments as
rapidly as possible to 80 tons day.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-28
SERIOUS EXPLOSION
Mining Man Loses Shirt when Bottle Of
Acid Bursts
From Thursdays Daily

A well known Globe mining man had
the scare of his life yesterday after
noon. He was in local real estate of
fee when he got his fright, and Incl
dentally others in the OFF, were scared
out of a few years growth, if they had
not already stopped growing.
1t seems that the leading character
of this sketch had been in the habit of
carrying about him bottle of acid for
testing minerals, and while he was en-
gagged in an animated conversation with
the real estate man the bottle 9xp'od-
ed. There was frightened exclama-
ton from the mining man and he began
to hastily divest himself of his wearing
apparel which was being consumed by
the burning liquid-to the embarass-
ment of the stenographer, who made a
hasty exit. The M. MS hard boiled
shirt suffered the worst damage, and he
was also slightly burned by the acid.
He has decided that in future he will
carry any testing apparatus or fluids in
a basket.