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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Mise Bushnell's room is work IN music
by Lulu Earl. Hazel johnson, Lucy
Penton and Carolyn ~ simpsoni in
figures, by Mary Eyre, Alice schind.
Ter, Maud siusirom. George Maynard
Hazel johnson and Harold Deacon
Some excellent map drawings in color
by Berniec sautcr, Ruth Pcnton, Alice
Harritt and Gertrude Tasto graees the
WALL Also a ercditablo holly wreath
drawn by Frances Wilcox.
A good writing exercise Il displayed
by tho followingi Fleda MePcek.
Wilda Butte, Adelina AndFegg, Ger,
trude Cook, Lynn Moss. Jem u, Hoss
Ralph Mcdowell. Mildred Rogers and
Edna Smith.
Tho following Of Miss Keiehum =
pupils have work on exhibition Ora
Cohey. Earl , Olive Caldbeck
Bonnie Hanna, Dora Nelaerkrome, Eu'
gene Gin and Jessie Eyre.
varoius and excellent language work
Is 20 be- seen by the followingi Curtis
solomon, Mary Earl, Raleigh Coffey
Victor Reid, Laurence Purvine, Fred
Roekhm. Percy Blundell, Alpha
Wright Wilda Edwards, Carl, Leigh.
man, wilbert Tasto, Whitney Gn,
Louise CLARK, Dwight Huntley Cecil
Abbot, Edna Blundell, Bessie GIN,
Pearl Eyre, Everett Loftis Kenneth
CEosson, Grace Howell, ByFa Thoma
son, Ruth Penton, Alice Bingham, Wal,
ter Wann, Annie Butte, Lucille staley
BeFuiee SauteF, iAllie Long, Edith
Welbourn, Josephine Williams, Clyde
Comstook, Raymond Reed, Frances
Demieh, Kenneth Ogden, Violet Wei
bouTn, Harry Gill, John Gamble, Niv.
ian Clodfelier, Fred Lise, Leah East.
ham, Ray Campbell, Emerson Black
Gertrude Tasto aud Frances Gleeson.
In Miss Mellen's room, the lB, Is
some excellent pieces OF object draw
ing, considering they are hy the
smallest primaries. The artists are,
Dora Neiderkrome. Ruth Armstrong
Carl Butte. Ora Coney Margaret Rod
gers and Bonnie Hanna.
The girls that preside az the organ
for marching are, Miss Low, Ellen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Benuy Fieda MePcek aud Adcliua
Ahdregg.
The workmcn have commenced con.
stucting the new sewer that viii lead
from tho building some distance 70
septic tank. Tho contract was let by
chit board some timo ago.
Miss Savage and Miss Miller spent
a day last week visiting other rooms.
East School.
Yesterday Mr. Graham had an pa.
pills under him above tho third grade
copy the following letter and take
home 90 their parents Ills idca is
% come into closer relations with bic
patrons and interest them more Ia the
school work.
% East school, january NJ, 1900 Mr.
and Mrs. --. Dear Patrons, Mis-
(name OF teasheF) senda you herewith
-'s card bearing class record 90
date. Tho credits thereon represent
ability and actual results only, and
make no allowance fof efforts or hab
IL Of study.
Thinking YOU might wish 10 know
something OF -'s daily application
and industry, / have requested the
teacher 10 make her estimate OF same
and place Il, In red ink, al the head
Of the card
This dgure is 10 be- Interpreted the
same as the estimates following the
several subjects Of study
This is the last time the cards will
be sent 20 you before the re.elassid
cation OF pupils four weeks hence.
These reports now indicate the
probable assignment Tor next term.
Hoping We will receive your earnest
support Ia the advancement of the
school, remain yours truly, =. s. Gm-
ham, principal Dictated 20 pupi.'s
name) by Miss (teaeherl."
Mr.. Graham furnished envelopes Tor
the letters. The teachers have placed
marks representing the pupils efforts
as indicated by the letter
This is something entirely uew, Lut
10 cannot help but be a good thing
High School.
! Tho Diogenes society had meet-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
School News
PAX school

ANAA AAANNAf
THO foliowiug have been absent
from school lately on account Of sick.
noas Rhth Calboc, ca, Miss Bush.
nt1r focmi Carl Hoppe, 4, Miss
pohlo'n room, Bessie Goodhue, Dolphy
Glover, Tommy Frohmadcr, Miss Nil
itr'u room, Roy Coms,ock, Miss Saw.
aeo'o room Edna Maplethorr, AR.
sniA = room
Thc "a AMI sB classes had very
|nItrcetlng debate last week. Tho
'odrnis tool great interest In Il. The
1nealion was. Resolved, that there
N more pleasure In country life than
1 cliy llfe.n Tho sides were, affirm
a|Isf, Iny MosheF, Elmer Raskov,
f.ymAh cAse. Violet weibourn and Fred
Roisieni negative, Johnnie Baker.
0ortruds Cool, jean Hoss, Floyd
Weeks, Rudolph Butte. The judges
were E.lna Smith, Claud Morse and
W. A. emiih. The decision was unan'
inoualy ia favor OF tho Affirmative
Tho slaa = Interested aud is arranging
for another debate soon.
Another debate was had by the stu
dents last week. Tho question dis.
cussed vas, "Rssolved, that hFe is
more dearuetiye than water" The
sides we're afiFmativei Bennie Sutton,
Harol1 Eniriken, Clifford Parker, ClaT
ehea ninndell, Hazel MsIntire, LoFa
lanfisi negative' Charley Eyre, Fran
co. Wilcox, Ruth Goodhue, Eugenia
eiegmuna Sara Wolf, Beryl Holt. The
iudgea pere Martha Wolf, Mora Small
wood pnt Nellie Koppe. The decision
vas given IN favor Of the negative.
Ile t|sss al the same time organized
.oelel, and elected the following Of
hfIals fresident, Blanche Clearwater
aad eereiary France Fisher. The fol-
lowing laura Gin, Lloyd RYAN aud
Lno''a ffntly, were appointed com.
mifflf a arrange a program for the
rekt nesiing.
Ite poblie exhibition Is changed al.
ntf riirely since the vacation. From
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Rev. oarlyule b. p. Martin. l.. I. ID.
or wavorly, Texas, writcsi "Of q
morning, whom arsi arising, often hnd
troublesome collection Of phlegm
which produces phlogm and Il very
hard 10 dislodgo, but a small quantity
Of Ball7rd's Horchound Syrup viii AZ
once dislodgo Il, and tho trouble Il over.
know of no medicine that is equal
10 Il, and Il IL 70 pleasant 10 take. I
can most eordislly recommend II 20
all persons needing a medicine Tor
throat and lung trouble" Sold by
ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

ing in The society Toom after school
hours yesterday There were 20 mem.
bers present, The following program
was rendered lm Constable reeita
tioui Beulah CLARK. Good effects OF
au early morning walki" Earl Eyre,
"a cowi' Ross Melntire. "Geom.
etyi' Carrie Magness "The death
Of Demosihsnesi" Ethel Thomas, rec
itatoni Report Of critic.
Earl Eyre former secretary, resigned
Glenn Nyies was appointed temporarily
and beulah Clark elected permanently
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18
DISCUSS
THREE
MEN
OregOnian and Coast Mail
Think HawIey and Huston
Are Followers"

They say Walter Toozo wrote the
platform for an the candidates for
congress in the FIRST district obliging
fellow, Tooze But why didn't some
other fellow take the first shotl-Ore
gonian.
Why. indeedi Why didn't they write
a platform stating their position on
live issues before Toozc did soi within
GIVE days after the platform Of Mr.
rooze came cut in the press, both Of
them rushed into print and endcavorcd
Co steal his thunder why didn't they
come out beforei
Some II candidates were mentioned
months ago. Not one Of them over
had q word to say about Coos Bay or
Western Oregon harbors until Mr.
Toozc tIazcd the way for them. Why
This unsccmly haste Of Mcssrs llawlcy
and Huston 60 get upon thc platform
built bv Mr.. Toozei
10 looks 90 The Mail as though wal
tn Toozc has sct the pace for all tho
candidates iu ihis proprimary race
lby coming out boldly with dcclara.
tIou of principles upon which he asks
che people 60 make him their caudi
date Of che dominat party. This prac
ucally forces the other candidates Cor
on offices 20 express themselves on
iruca with which they will have 20
deal ~ selected 90 tho Offices % which
they aspire. trn't this far ahead of
Che Old way of running a state cam
paim on Issues with which state on.
GERS never ty any possibility have any.
thing 20 do-clcctiug a man governor
for instance because hc believes, or
prstcnds 60 believe, in protection and
sound money not knowing ho stands
on what his course will be- on any
single question with which ho will
have 60 deal De chief executive of tho
state There is no doubt but the pro.
fcssional politicians arc inclined 10
resist the tendency Of tho new primary
law 20 smoke ihe candidates out Of
their holes, ana that II some bold
spirit had not taken tho lead In enlight
oning tho voters the latter would have
kept AZ much as possible In tho dark
regarding the posliion Of candidates
for nomination.
But Mr.. roozo has had tho courage
70 tell where be- stands, aud he has
tho true democratic faith In tho peo
pie az large that causes him 10 take
them into HE confidence. An this
should reoommeud him 20 voters Of
all classes and an sections OF his dis
riet, HE early championship Of Coos
Bay should make him the exclusive
candidate Of thls section. Let us stay
with our friends, and especially those
friends Who are bold enough % stand
Tor our Tlghts against an eomers, who
are doing great service In our behalf
aud, with our help, will be In a posi-
tion 90 do infinitely more-Daily Coast
Mail,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Wn Discuss Municipal Ownership
Fort Scott, Kas, Jan. is.-Munici
PAL ownership win be tho keynote oi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

All groccrs sci WILD ROSE
FLOUR and recommend ii 20 their
customers. Experts In -four are
unanimous In their opinion that II
would be impossible 20 improve ~
quality, and every cook knows it's
tho only -four that is absolutely
sure Ia its results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-18

Tho Diogenes society Dad moot
The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-18
Notice of Forfeiture.

Tu hichurd kief, his Successors or Assigns; f"u are hereby notified that the undersigned have expended one hundrei t$iM.t0) dollars in labor and improvements on each of the follo@- ing iof" iniliug claims, to-wit: The Iron Duke 'ode mining claim, the Exchange lode mining claim and the Lilly lode mining claim in order to hold said mining claims under the provis- ions oi section 232i of the Revised Statutes of the Cnited states, being the required amount to held said mining claims for he year ending December 3l, l9ai. And ii within ninety (M) days from Ine service of this notice, or the com p'etcd puhiarati0n thereof. vol, fail or refuse to contribute your prop triton of said eXpend turc ;is co-twner, your interest in said mining claims will become the proper. v of the said un- dersigEed under and pursuant oi said Section =:2i oi the Revised Statutes of the Unte, State. Datcdat Valdez. Alaska, this 18th day uf Jan uary. l.m6.
 W. A. RYSTROM
 ". \. nOLAN.
 J. W. LITTLE. First publication Jan. 1S. Iyi6
 Last pu blication April l9 1906.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-18
Fresh Oysters for Wikidel on

Fresh Oysters for Wikidel on every boat.
 The Santa Ana left Seattle Jan. l6.
 Adler has just received a large stock of Household Furnishings. Call and see them.
 John Dolan. one of the pioneers of this sec ion, who came here in 1898 with Jack Miller, is in town again. He will spend the summer at Slate creek.
 Eli Smith, the Nome mail carrier who is going to Washington with a dog team on a wager, passed through here last week. He has a team of nine malemutes, which he is to drive across the continent to Washington. By the terms of the wager he is to make the trip from Nome to Washington by March 1st He started without any money and is required to make all expenses on the road
 A. K. Crawford has started to move his outfit to Kotsina, where he will spend the season doing de- velopmcnt work or copper proper ties. A number of men from town have been employed by him for the summer.
 Tenas Rosey will go to Kotsina with the Crawford party.
 w. II. Brennan, who arrived on the Santa Clara, has the largest stock of paint, oil and glass ever brought to town. He will open business in his Keystone avenue shop.
 We are the exclusive agents for Chase X Sanborn's Famous Cof- fee and Teas, and also Beauties celebrated Mining and Prospector's Shoes. Valdez Bank * Mercantile Co.,, Inc.
 Henry Clevenger, of Copper Center. arrived in town Monday.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-18
S Bakery

The location notice of said ELIZABETH Lodc Claim i> Ui record in the office of thc Recorder oi thc Valdez Re rording District. at Valdez, District oi Alaska. in Book 'Ba' nf Mining To- cations, at page 21, thereof.
 Any and all persons claiming the mining ground. veins, iodcs or any portion thereof so described, surveyed Iiattcd and applied for, are hereby no;ihcd that unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to law, and the regulations hereunder within tine time prescribed by law. with the Register of the United States Land Office al Juneau. District of Alaska. they will he barred by virtue oi the provisions nj said Statute.
 TIE HCBBARD- ELLIOTT COPPER MINES
 pDvELOpMENT COMPANY OF ALASKA.
 ByCHAELES G. TIT BEARD.
 lis duly dCSiana ted officer, au-
 thnrized agent, and attorney
 in fact.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. II i> hereby ordered that the above and fore going notice be published in the ALASKA PROS FECToR, \ weekly newspaper, of general ciicU- lation. published d, Valdez. Alaska for Il per i0d of ten consecutive weeks. which l hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest the land described in said application.
 JOHN W. bUpLEI.
 Register nj |. <. Land Office.
 Juneau, Alaska. Date of first publication No. g. l.1;'
The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-18
Who is the Arctic Oueen?

Who is the Arctic Queen?
 The Excelsior left Seattle Jan. r.
 New Goods on every boat for Kern's.
 E. V. Harlan is expected to ar rive on the Oregon.
 Parker Bunk House on Keystone avenue. Bunk, stove and wood, all comforts. p cents per day.
 W. II. Link, agent of the N. A. T. X T. Co.,, at Fairbanks, arrived Sunday. and left for Seattle on the Santa Clara.
 Valdez Market, Phone %. We will guarantee to sell you Beef, wholesale. by the quarter or half Cheaper than you can ship it in from Seattle.
 The Santa Clara left Tuesday for Seattle, taking out most of the re- cent arrivals from Fairbanks. :. We are still selling our Missouri Red Chix at 25c per pound. Val deS Market, Phone 29.
 The Y. T. Co. stage arrived Mon day with F. r. Hayes, M Barlow. ,ts> Maurause, Ed. Goggin and Paul Hopkins as passengers. Joe Bell and Charles TibDets were the driv- CTS.
 We wish to inform our many customers that we have d very large and complete stock of Furni- ture. Curtains, Carpets, Linoleum,. Queensware and Glassware on the second floor of the Main Store. Take the elevator at rear of S ore |. Valdez Bank G Mercantile Co.,, Inc.
 E. E. King returned from Seattle on the Santa Clara and went to Latouche on the same boat, return ing to town Monday. Cecil Clegg. assistant '. s. Dis trlct attorney at Seward, and li- cense inspector oi the Third divis- ion came to Valdez on official bus iness this week.
 Notice the overcoat bargains de- ,2crihed in 4. l.. Levy X Co.'S ad. '.hia week.
 ". J. Emericl, and w. H. Lake. 'ii..t,l1, the new town of Roosevelt, in 3ha kantishna district, arrived eve: tie trail Sunday
 Fry Belle of Valdcz Flour, made expressly for us Valdez Bank X Mercantile Co, Inc
 Mrs. Zim Moore is now in town awaiting the arrival of her hus- band, who is captain of the Dora, now tc the west ward. She will re- 's;i;,c here permanently. {. Nick Burley, the pugllist, left Sunday for Copper Center to get 'a telegram from his wife, which is awaiting him there. He may de- eide 10 become a resident of that city.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-18

Nick Burley, the pugllist, left Sunday fer Copper Center to get 'a telegram from his wife, which is awaiting him there. lie may de- eide to become a resident of that city.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-18

The Santa Ana left Seattle Jan. l6.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
BAY CITY TO THE FRONT
IN BEACH IMPROVEMENTS
CONTRACTS LET FOR CEMENT
WALKS AND CURBs
Plans for Wharf 1900 Feet in Length
at the Foot of Main Street-HoteI
Structure Projected to Receive
the Public

Notwithstanding the midwinter dull
ness in beach resorts scarcely q week
has passed without the sale of one or
more lots at Bay City, the popular re-
sort between Anaheim and Alamitos
bays, on the Pacific electric road. A new
price list goes into effect Feb. 1, three
days hence, and on June another raise
of 25 per cent will be made The owners
think these figures are fully warranted
by the conditions and by the large i'm
provements contracted for or contem-
plated in the near future.
Contracts have been let for grading,
placing cement walks and curbs, ETC.,
in all the streets of Bay City not
already so improved, and at least $780,
900 will be expended within the next
ninety days.
A wharf from 1900 to 1900 feet long
will be built at the foot of Main street.
Plans have been drawn for two-story,
sixteen-room structure that will be
used as hotel, with three stores and a
large dining room on the ground floor.
The building will be fitted with all
modern improvements and will be
erected at the corner Of Main street and
Central avenue.
P. A. Stanton, the agent for the prop
erty, states that many other buildings,
business and residence, will be con-
structed and that Bay City will con-
tinue to progress as heretofore on a
solid, permanent basis.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
CITY PROPERTY VALUES
Purchase Of Dwellings and Desirable
Lots for Early Improve.
Y1ent

The Althouse Bros. report the follow
ing sales closed during the past week
Ida Dunlap to a local investor, an g.
room frame residence at 916 West Ninth
street, lot 5Ox150; an investment; con-
sderation $4,000.
West Ninth Street Heights Co. to G.
w. Wilson. the southeast corner of Nor
mandie and Ninth streets; lot 52x12S;
consideration $1,000.
F. w. Berman to M. L. Helan, a two
story, eight-room frame residence at
261S Romeo street, lot 5Ox130; bought
for a home; $4,000.
w. II. NeiSwender to N. Kos, an I'M
improved lot on the west side of
Brighton avenue, just north of Jeffer-
son street, lot 50x150. The new owner
will improve at once with fine resi-
dence; $1400.
Sarah Rabin to George H. Rector,
two cottages at 229 and 231 West Six
teenth street; lot 50x120; an investment;
$780,
West Ninth street Heights Co. to r.
M. Smith, an unimproved lot on the
east side of Normandie avenue just
south of Ninth street; lot 5Ox12S. The
new owner will improve with residence
to cost $4,000; $1,000.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
EAST SIDE ACREAGE
FOR SUBDIVISION
IMPORTANT PURCHASE BY LOS
ANGELES AGENTS
New Homo Addition Of Six Hundred
Acres Lying Near Eastlake Park
Is Soon to Be Placed on the
Market


Order e. Hamilton have Just closed
a deal whereby they will come into
possession Of 900 acres known as the
Jose d. Bates estate, extending from
the city limits line Of Eastlake park to
Ramona and Shorb. The Southern
Pacific railroad to Pasadena passes
through the center of the property,
where the new motor car will be placed
in operation in few days.
Mrs. Huntington's short line cut to
Pasadena is being constructed and his
rapid transit new line that passes
through the tract to Ramona, Rose
Mead, Covina, Pomona, Ontario and
Redlands will soon be in operation.
This new tract will be subdivided and
lots placed on sale shortly in fifty-foot
lots, acreage lots, ten-acre and forty
acre tracts. all at popular prices. Town
lots will be 800 to $500; acreage, $500
to $500. Small payments and long time.
The western portion of this tract will
be a scent fare.
Wait for the announcement.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
BIG MONEY IN REALTY
Valuable Frontage Sold for Early linz
provement and for Invest
nnant

w IT. Richards has purchased from
DR.. w. J. Davis, through A. y. Chit
tenden, an unimproved lot 60x165 feet
on the west side of Hope street, sixty
feet south Of Fourth street, consldera-
ton $4,000.
John Whistler has sold to j. Ross
Clark and Robert Hale, through Bowen
e. Dolton, lot 50x15O feet on the west
side of San Pedro street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Consideration $780,
600.
J. Loew has sold to the Pioneer In
vestment company, through Rowan &
Co., an unimproved lot 40xt49 feet or
the north side Of Fifth street, 100 feet
west of San Pedro. Consideration
$2s,500. The purchaser will improve the
lot by erecting a three-story brick
building to cost $4,000.
j. r. Widney has sold, through John
r. Griffith & Co., to local syndicate,
q lot 63x165 feet on the west side OF
Hill street, 90 feet south of Fourth
street, for $113,400 The improvements
include a two-story frame dwelling.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28

Land Sold In San Rafael Ranch ane
on tho High TsbleIsnd Of Eagle
Rock Valley

Among the acreage deals made by
Edwards q Winters during the past
week We're the following.
For William Ecke to local syndi-
cate, part of lot 81, Watts subdivision
ranch OF San Rafael, being twenty
three acres Of foothll land in the Eagle
Rock valley. Consideration about &c.,
000l The new owners will subdlvide
into first class suburban residence
tract.
Also for Wilson r. Woods to Or. II.
G. Haughawout and associates lot 4,
Rochdale tract, being six and one-half
acres, situated on the high table land
of Eagle Rock valley. Consideration
stated, $4,000. The new owners intend
to divide into about four choice resi-
dence sites, each about one and half
acres. Each one will afford a mag
nificent view OF the ocean and noun
tains. being situated about six miles
from the court house and on the line
of the new car line, will be but twenty
five miutes from the business center of
the city.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
improvements In Additions

The Mccarthy company reports sale
of eleven lots in its Main Street Villa
tract during the first four days of the
past week., Plans are now being pre-
pared for three new houses, two of
which will be of the popular and ar
tistic type, to be built. in this tract, and
the extension of the new car line will
give complete and ready service to this
porperty in a short time.
The Mccarthy company's Fruit Acres
tract is a busy beehive of improvements
these days; cement sidewalks and curbs,
street grading and oiling, homes and
houses building, installation Of water
pipes to connect with the new water
system, and the extension of the pro-
posed car line will improve the already
good car service to this popular and
attractive section
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
Lots Taken for Home Sites

Edwards G. Winters report the fol-
lowing sales for the past week:
For C. NJ O'Leary to Otto G. Wilder,
four lots in block "a, G. v. Hall tract
Consideration, $4,000.
For Eliza Ehrenhart to G. v. Fowler,
lot IA, block %, G. V. Hall tract, $1,000.
For w. c. Jones to Frank c. Worrell,
lot 10, block /, G.. V. Hall tract, $1,000.
Bought for Improvement.
For r. J. Roberts to G. w. Williams,
lot a, block 5, West Adams and Jeffer-
son Street tract, $675.
For C. NJ. Miller to A. j. Perry, lot
81, Crestmore tract, $1,000. Mr.. Perry
will improve with modern six-room
bungalow.
For Mary B. Barnhart to William
Jochum, lot Z, block 35, West Airing
ton Heights, $1,000. Bought for i'm
movement.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
Home Places Sold

The r. A. Burton Realty company
reports sales as follows:
J. H. Stephens to Thompson Bosher.
a nine-room residence and lot at 1901
Oxford avenue; consideration about
$1,000; w. P. Franklin to o. II. Hub
bord, lot 5Ox175 feet on Figueroa street,
between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-sev-
enth streets; $2700.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
Pasadena Heights tract

The Mccarthy Company is rushing
preparations upon it's beautiful new
Pasadena City Heights tract, situated
on North Lake avenue, on the line of
the extension of the new Mount Lowe
railroad trunk line.
This property is just high enough
to get an extended view of the city of
Pasadena and valley, but still close
enough to the center of the city to be
a short eight or ten minutes ride into
the business center. A large advance
inquiry is being made concerning this
tract.