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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

De imliffe Ninber. gf aongen fit ale
ct I9roeles goot Snbtrpf for bans
elIfperoigbe6 og Den parbige Raabe,
boorpaa ban optraabte, % lea tror
oglaa, at &ongen fit ct goot Sn6trpf
al 6olfet Der, Der bplbebe Dam paa en-
BARN, bierteIig Waabe.
6oriamlirgsbuiet peo Pps er ct
tort, prGgtist Sus meo rrmmeIia
Scene, SoiletuereIier % ct fort Sal.
lert, og 9pgben bar gGre al bette
GUS. Oct bite Jig, at bet beo benne
anleoning bar aft for Iioet; men iaa
mango Wenrteifer bar bel alSrig for
o9ret Iamlet / SaIbreS, 90 un6er al.
minoelige SmitenoigbeSer er Suiet
heller for tort. &ebafter 9eorbroaf
bar oeret oen bripenoe Strait / 9paae.
fommiteen, % ban ifploes set ii9r,
at Sll'et MI er fir og fprbigt og etter
Sorlpoenoe betalt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snites tiapffe
meo Suiet, % hi baaber, be bill faa
8lpoe og Spgge inoen bens SGgge
lt9e pp til De eraanenbe Gage. Rl,
oa 8uiet er fRrbigt, pil ogiaa be 9@I.
Ore ie iao til Goer.
Sbet leg ilutter bette forte Reiume
ON 6eiterne, bill iee taffe ale Dem,
Der bite mig S~msbefommenbeO %
SpmGrfiombeo og ga iipr 6eItfou.
miteer for &aloreSbaren.
g. q. 9.
Sang, 6te Oft. 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
SistrHtsuuoe

SutDn 9Htritt af Sougc8 SWm0e
hnISt fnneSeu llgc III Gor&uphe
Tsaftpr StcacrfouS G~tpnigbeo / Spo
for Sgfiun. 0fs6ct ror 9auifc toI.
rfgt beib8t n8 ~ SrGter oor tiIitcoc
% 5eltng / TorbauHIimernc ser.
ibIarot 6orrIpun @oitooLA ira &etpcu,
Soma. %uipr 8~al,.sr,S fra Sandal,
So-, @uitpr g. &cnion fra SIotcr,
So., 9uitor Gocobs ira Struuo, &a.,
8uifor Gucn fru gru1troug 81, Va.
flor @cc fro &acfiou, @|iwn., No'tor
Berg ira Ctunubcr, IEinu., AZ &ait.
SoIauo ira Troit, @ftnn. Ser pNr
Gea8ctcr % @eieaeu0e fra Gccorab,
Sc Son, Mc%roor % andre Stcocr.
Timber Gtpoct bier q. 9. gpicHtb Or.
6iuerct til %rcit al 6ormorlb GoitpoIO
me0 &iitarb of Yrrtcrrte An0criou,
TauIsruo, @cc oq S~tcncrion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
RoaIo Nmunoien.

&aptetn Roalb ImunSien er / ge.
gDnoeI'en al Oenue ll9e anfommet til
&inneapolis fra San 6rnnciSco. 9sor.
uScn Den for omtalte @anfe for bam
/ Sotn &Ilb Snsbn9S Iften oil Der
ogiaa blue en- deception ior bam /
Ror0eu 9ltb / Ct. 8altI, boor en-
aonritc, betaoenbe al 8oniuI Sobe,
Den iperrife &oniuI SSoctIon % Den
Sanife &orild Or. gteIion iant Oberit
Brandt, Or. @octmaHn o. a. foreItoor
GrraHgcn1enterne. Sra ct. 8auI
gour &eiiet I'll Chicago % 0ep
9orf. Gaa be1ac biSie StcSer bill
ser li9cIeocS bIioe giort itor Stas
for Dor unurfuuoige 9ano8muu0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
Stcmmcmaifincrne maa bchulors.

CT EcIegmm fra 9eS @oineS iioite
Susoag meI6er, at Ssiriteret bar
ppDGpet Den ~mjSIerti6ige SuiunftiOn,
iom 9ormler SObIou lt0itcNte moo
@naro Of Sllperptiors i Irde0uiug
DC me Steumcuuifiuer. Spieiteret
fir6er, at 9uuuIren ingeu Sltrisoif.
ton banbe i SaeerL % at Der fGlgelig
beQeriffe bar 8ruuh til IppeI fra
@ptiw 3fodJine 4omponietS Side,
@ooS Der niSere bill Mipe giort, er
life ino gp6t at ofOe. Ser fines at
bore Gba OH, booruiGt Oct / oct belle
bill Iobe fig giere Of foo SIaoS til
g5e &nuSihutcr, iom bar mcbt fig,
Ibis @6ufincrne 'tdl bcnptteS, men
aourpariets &lgertt paaitaor, at @to.
i~fiterle bill Diie flo at Giere %icncite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
6ranietptit

GortdI | @nrb County, q. o, Zig.
ger paa 8rpnien meQem DC Soreneoe
Stater % Canada; men iu9en bar
rigtig pibit, bour 2inien oaar. Stri'
bigbeber bar al Ben Sruno opitaaet
meIlem De TO 2auOes WpnoiabeOer.
arreitonter er tagne al Den enc fro
ben auben, % oen iterfeite bar gaaei
al meb Seiren. I.agl "..
gu ifaI Der bli en- Gnbe poa bette
De TO 2anbe bar ienbt boer fin Sn'
genisr til EortaI for at foretage Sp'
maaIineer % reiie MGrfeitcne, fac
@rGuien ifaI bIipe fIar % let fienoe'
r.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
Peloie Sierneiaet.

Charles g. Gates % bans Suoser
HeIriIle @arttr itartebc iorIeoen 10
fra Raber, Colo, for iaumeu mee
a~ienotm9no at saa paa gisrneiagt /
Sratterne oeb Cathedral 1eaf. Ser
borber WeoIenmer al Sen irpsteIiee
8raobisrnfamiIie iie, % samIe SG.
sere mentc, at Se iinse Wanb piISe
faite alt % flatre op | uRrmeite Sra,
naar be fif ie SfopenS aonee. Wfen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

Mr. Gbas. Sbompion at Soreit
'Gitp, Soma. Ssn al Nr. % Nrs.
8. g. Sbompiou al Secorab, blep
SnSoog Den 24be oennes pstepiet
3euper, Gplo., til Clarence Souiie
gurion, bpis Sjen tioIisere bar
5oreit Gitp. 8ratuIerer!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

Oscar G6Uin $aQan o. Miis
Rettie SuIia En5gaaro bIrp / ems.
bags ugte0ieoe / Spring @rope. On
Reception bier giOet / Gitp Sail. lGr.
og Wrs. 8. s. 9erom iamt 6, 6.
3obniOr % Cater CLARA par tIIiteoe
peo grgluppet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

Giascr for SpSrr. GrpiiSenten
Tor ben tore ReuripIpanio.8 one,
GIernnSer 5. Gosiatt, Iisser ina %
ri oIeri8 mere fomme paa 9euene
i8ien, tiger ct Telegram fra YbiIa.
felp5ta. Senrp s. Grid / 8ittsbure
DiI bli Ga&iatt& Gitermano, geSer oct
rloere. goHeHs Solf biz intet iiee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
Snles GrcurToner

Strtfte til @amltlanStt CT mn ~arranesr,se
mts ben tneitt Sirsite siansiuapians Nmeris
tau=siHisu. 9aHbsmaHS % sanSsmGnSiuber,
iom srittr ittrt SultH | S~esrtlauStt % sus
TER en- burtis, btiuem FAINT binis Sitmrtiit,
bsr sittltfiefis itriSt otter frit GytHriions=
program, Yrisliitt % Sylpsntnstr.
A. +. johnson Il Co.,
Genera Western Passenger Agent.
- Observation-Disclosures line
l26 Z. KtnEie st., Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

Gil Snnamn. RrriiSent Rooie,
oelt r|eiier forit I Nopember I'll ga.
mama meo SIagifibet "2ouiiiouo"
Dog tormer ban ito0ia til at itaa
6orbirSeIie me0 @mieringcn pet
pieLp al traaNIeS GcIcsrni. 2igeioo
fan han 9ienem 9uiten tale meb fin
TamiIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

SeIten paa Sasernrs iaaOeIium |
GsoriamIinssbuict bar ~iGrSeIes peI.
Ipffet, % nnar Senipn tases I'll ben
itore 6pIfemangoe, iaa ioresif alt
meo Sroen, % I9nse piI Ri bepare
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
Op,n til @iuihon. q. D, o. ia

M Ct Diem | ct itprt it~anoinapit RaboIas.
@pee Stpler % Sirfer. Nliloioroen
sSsoo bpb. SpeSenplinsen 40 8uibels no. 1
barb pr, acre. 9ano $500 III $1,000 pr.
apart. 5or G~pIpsnina "TRIP til
Fred Southland Land Co.
eler l.. y. Olsen, norit Nopofot,
Williston, N. ID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
@rgunppsr.

&oIoor @oINum herof @ocn bIep /
SusOogs GgtGolct. ii! 4liis @ul0,
9atter al &aurCu3e @nIo pau @aiut
Greet, Nuamatec Gountu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

&uorrp @aIi1eS % 0iis 4nro
2biule bleD / 0n5oa9s H~8teoieoc. ia.
flor Sorriion iorrette0c. @ruoca bar
Dqrct norf SfoieIGrcriu6e ! goitor
Gbomas AiISious anIb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

q ier WbdaneOcr
hGpbe ioc preoet tire
Goitprer, men bar
lite bIeseR benre,
Set bar pdn nit Sc
qGne % pdd NINE
Gen ioa tbIt at icg
iunbe usppe iGtte Ell
q -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

CU%.S Ill Gudl neo uoeIl az
bersre grsena. Grit GnIist bar orffet:
mine gicnbrpu faIot al 90 Idd Tom Oct !
Eiet. Sea Gil GA Ill en- droen Eottpr.
San fpurute rrrtp bob jog brugte tor bet,
on lea foabe ham Guticrru. Sou t@3oe,
BET par megct goot. uen ban troeoe nit
NnStot rirOs bare Rcrfc for Geoctioen.
Rea Guticrru cinrbe TT GroeiSe, % mt
Guiiat er IN fuu rcut. ION bet rtp9enitns
Sc bGr nGret. Riu Songer f~ortdite mig
on. be oibuuScrIiee Guticliras G2ioler. Seq
fuJott bans Reub OF IT Ointment, Soop
o a RcSoIocut Seq oaifeoe meo Guticnra
Sorp ps fuurte pua ointment o9 tpg
Guicurd 8e1oIbeut inrr drbtIt. ON en-
Tort SID begpnSte anti Gni,at at bltoe
bebrc, % Sd lea bnnbe tneet ell SIaite al
MefnIbeft, frnSe ie9 biife Stid at nit
Gnfint iom RuIper. So iea baooe taget
fire SIGTfer. a init aufiut iaa rent ION
~roeerfirSe.
Sep furtuIte ale mine &eurer ON
u1ttrl nrertpGrotge Sur, Seq a iou tn7
rRuurlig, at leg piTbe at ale plot o8
BRETT FhifSc bfoe, toob gutirurd ian gie'
ne. 1et CT en- filter Snir for Gcsenm.
(ifrbertegrat) Nrs. emma @bite, GAL
Gberrer RIaee, Gambler u. g., 2bbe
Gprfl 19o5.~
~ etio <itsr 'How to Cure Eczema"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
9ecDrab % Sinegrl.
Sen 296e Dttpber 1906.
ShsfuIh

Telegram iu6lsb bertiI / SirsSogS,
at Inorep Son6rol er bso / Clear
Safe | Rauoaes. IiSsoe bar en-
gteos af Nrs. q. 8. &ritab her /
@pen % boeSe | tibligere Gage / De
corob, boor ban bar 9eftprer for
Mmnlpu Scott & Sos @utif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

Granger &c en- Spmnifine? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa goo iom nogen anoen
Smnaifine til BEN SobbeIte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
G~nticurasIioIernc
aipr ttnocrc,

@Sa ieg bar lint az eczema, iirtoer
ie1 for at fortGIle ehcr, bbHfen itor Ben
ieg bar funost / guticirasR ioIerue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

STR. % @rs. Go. cartons 5 Mar
snuiIe Ssn Eolef 6soe 9srSagS Dtpr'
gen / Mrs. 9rnrbpS Stem | 8eit De-
copab, boor 9trS. 2oriou bar boet |
Den ienere lib. 8sbsoorio8en bar
aigboite iom ubpiflebe fla til gallo
perenSe S9ring. 9egrapelien fore
aaor / GftermiOboa (Itanbag). 60.
2oriou, iom bar auiGtteIie / Sioug
SaIs, bor tiLbrogt ct Rur Tiger Der
pe6 SenueuS 9eo8Ieie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

eeuS "1eesrab. Rsfcn" til SIGst %
Penuer I Wamle. q anbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
Soriifrinesiaeen.

Widigon& IsiuraucefommiSirr 5.
3. Barn giGr be / bans Stut arbei.
Senbe agenter for NutlloI 2ife %
Rerp glorf 2ife opmGrfiom pad e.,
Shilling, han tibligere bar lloite0t.
3 Senne Rl,Iilte tiger ban, at aQer,
terne life moa 81 itg al meo al iomle
Steniner for Sc SaIgic0Iet. aompa.
,nierneS StpreIier bar opitt1et, 30.
IicebolDerne ber bebolhe lin Sribeb
% pplse iii SruiteeS bpem Se piI.
Beetles Set, at Gsenierre ooertrpoer
beune ReaeI, bill Oct bare til SeIge.
at ban frotnaer benz beres 2icenie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30
panfiret
al Gescma.

@iHese SfieI ira auitgtet iom Ynl'
Der = nnStr eGse iefs Maantocr.
men bIcp barre uoale iaeoe yin.
fstst SilSe bare Mlsrfsr for Sepe'
tioeu - M nbtn ct ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

Sra 9fetp Orleans teiegraferes, al
'Supreme 2oSee / Sroeneu 8nistts
|of GptbinS bar peStaget upe 8oriif'
~ringsIope, icm bersrer $4,000 go
liceboISere. W~arimmpoIirer or for.
bsiet fra $4,000 til $4,000. Moers-
arGnien for RehIemmer, iom fan
ioriifres, er flpttet op fra 80 til GO
aar. en- np femte 5oriifringSflaSie
er oprettet. @egritobet ffaI afl9gees
bpert Gar % en- aarIis Sipioenoe
uSbetoIes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-30

Som til SumboIot college, Sumbplbt,
Soma. 2otn 5ermin begpuOer 6te Rpp.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
TO DISCUSS cONcRETE Law
At Special Meeting Today Council
VIII Decide Fate Of Provision Of
auIIdjno Ordinance

The reinforced concrete ordinance
will be the subject of discussion at a
special meeting Of the council today.
Advocates Of this material for build
ing construction as --ell as the brick
men with their attorneys are expected
to be i'm attendance in full force.
II was the Intention Of the council
to have passed the ordinance at It's
regular session last Monday. This
frame-up Is alleged by the concrete
contractors to have been made by the
brick men. The chamber Of commerce
interfered with the plans and asked
delay until a special committee OF that
organization could make an investiga-
tion.
The major part of the ordinance Is
satisfactory to all and IL is admitted
that an ordinance is greatly needed,
but section 1872, relating to concrete ex-
terror walls, Is the stickler with the
concrete men, who assert that its pass
age means the death of concrete con-
struction in Los Angeles. The section
reads as follows:
"All exterior walls of a reinforced
concrete building shall be constructed
Of either brick, stone or concrete.
Where brick, stone or concrete Is
used for walls for the exterior or In
terror of buildings whether bearing or
curtain walls, whether the same be
reinforced with steel bars or not, the
thickness of such walls shall be the
same as that provided for masonry
walls in ordinance 12800 for buildings
of classes A, B and G, respectively"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
HORSE CRUSHES
LABORING MAN
FALLS INTO DITCH ON TOP OF
VICTIM
Internal injuries Resulting Cause
Grave Doubts of Ultimate Recov- !,
ery-owner Of Runaway
Animal Unknown

While G. G. Jackson, laborer en-
ployed by the Los Angeles Railway
company, who rooms at 500 East Sec
ond street, was working In a trench
at Ninth and Grand avenue yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock, a runaway
horse tumbled headlong into the ex-
cavation. the huge body falling with
tremendous force upon Jackson. He
was pressed fatty upon the ground
by the great weight of the horse and
remained motionless for nearly an hour
until the animal could be removed
from the ditch by ropes.
Jackson was taken to the Sisters
hospital, where 1t was found that he
had sustained severe internal injuries
and his ribs had been broken. His
condition is said to be so serious as to
cause grave doubts of his complete re-
covery.
Who the owner of the runaway horse
Is could not be learned yesterday, but
the mad race Of the animal is believed
to have started from in front of the
postoffice at Seventh and Grand, where
it was left by a man who entered the
office. When the driver returned to
his vehicle and was about to jump
on the seat the horse became fright
ened from some source and dashed
away, leaving the owner behind.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
INSANE WOMAN
SINGS WE|RDLY
is UNABLE TO TELL HER
RESIDENCE
Cannot Speak English, but Is De.
clared by Interpreters to Be
Highly Educated and
Refined

Wildly singing some ancient hymn
of her own native Russia and pound
ing on the desk before her as though
playing an accompaniment to her song,
woman, who gave her name as Fan
ME Sax, yesterday faced the insanity
commission in Judge Gibbs depart
ment two Of the superior court and
was committed to the insane asylum.
The woman's case is peculiar one.
She is dark and pretty and shows ev-
cry mark of refinement and education,
but thus far the police have been un-
able to learn anything Of her home or
her relatives and a thorough search
of the city will be made during the
next few days to try and locate her
people.
Mrs. Sax was discovered huddled up
in the corner of an alley on East Fifth
street by Patrolman Stands, several
dAys ago. She was well dressed, but
that her garments were still hanging
to her was a wonder, for she had at
tempted to tear them from her body.
At the time she was chanting the same
weird hymn which she sang yesterday.
At times the little chant dropped to
the minor chords and the woman would
rock forward and backward only to be-
come violent a few moments later,
when she would shrek out the snatches
of song as though yelling a war cry.
The officer took the woman to the
city Jail and later she was sent to the
county hospital, where she continued
to rave. Several women testified yester-
day in court that they had seen Mrs.
Sax several times, but that she had
always been very particular, and they
could never learn from her even where
she lived.
Through the efforts of an interpreter
it was learned that the woman had
come to America from her home IN
BioIostok, Russia, several months ago.
Further than some wild statement that
her relatives mistreated her and that
somewhere In the city she had several
trunks of belongings. no Information
could be obtained. The woman raved
first in the German language and then
in Russian and Yiddish and, according
to the statements of interpreters, her
language proved her to be highly ed
ucated woman.
AS no information could be obtained
and as Mrs. Sax was violent and
fought the officers when they tried to
demonstrate with her, the physicians
ordered her sent to the state hospital,
but every effort will be made to find
her relatives and tell them Of her plight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
NJ HOT SPRINGS HOTEL AND BATHS
VENICE Hs~'Ps Hs~ Psvoa hSnSoa on !" the ,Fzsr Pisr

Casualty Insurance company Of San
Francisco, is at the Hayward.
p. B. ZeigIer Of the Cananea Copper
company, is at the Hollenbeck. He
registers from Tuscon, Arizona.
DR.. Walter Lindley, candidate for
mayor on the Independent ticket, has
opened headquarters at the Hollen-
beck.
Warren r. Porter of Watsonville,
candidate for lieutenant-governor on
the Republican ticket, is at the Hol-
lenbeck.
James B. Adams chief of the forest
service, u. S.. A., arrived from Wash
ington, d. c., yesterday and Is at the
Hollenbeck.
Mrs. G. j. Tuttle, wife of promi-
nent railroad man OF Salt Lake, and
Miss Elsie Parsons, also OF Salt Lake,
are at the Angelus.
L. c. Parker and e. Q. Pierce are
two mining men registered at the
Westminster. Mr. Parker has large
mining interests IN Montana and Ari-
zona and Mr.. Pierce is interested in
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
Personal Mention

James ]. Mullin, mining man from
Tonopah, Nevada, is at the Alexan-
dria.
c. r. Chase. mining man Of Mex
leo city, and his wife, are at the Hol-
lenbeck.
H. X. Childs, wealthy shoe manu-
facturer of Pittsburg, Penn, is at the
Angelus.
]. v. Gillett, candidate for governor
on the Republican ticket, is at the
Angelus.
Silas Munroe, owner OF the Palace
hotel, Seattle. Washington, is at the
Hayward.
DIR. l. w. IIazelette, a prominent
physician of San Bernardino, is at the
Hollenbeck.
G.. Harkrader. OF the Eastman COM
pany, OF Rochester, New York, is at
the Hayward.
r. II. Marshall, proprietor of the
hotel at Indio. and his family are at
the Holenbeck.
Paul j. Leonhar6t with Kohlberg &
Co, San Francisco, is at the Hay
ward for few days
Col. N. Blackstock, one of the state
bank commissioners. Registered from
Ventura, Is at the Hollenbeck.
c. B, Cornell OF the Fidelity and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
WILL ENTER BIG PROTEST
Proprietors and Inmates Of Boarding
House Plan to Fight Liquor
License

hers of the Salvation army, are very
indignant over the application made
by George Magica for restaurant
LIQUOR license at 131 East Fourth street.
MIR. and Mrs. Webster are conduct
ing a boarding home for young work
ing women at 125 East Fourth street,
and they will prevent the granting OF
the license, If possible.
The home. which is the nature of a
refuge for girls from the country, is
putting forth every effort to protect
them. Mr. and Mrs Webster and the
girls of the home will appear before
the police commissioners next Tuesday
night and enter a protest against the
granting Of license so close to their
doors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
SMALL FORCE DELAYS WORK
City Engineers Department lnade'
quate to Keep Up With Needed
Innnrovennents
TmproVomont8

Four hundred and fifty street I'M
provements are being delayed because
the force in the engineers department
is entirely inadequate to do the amount
of work now before 1t.
Petitions for street Improvements are
coming in faster than the department
can provide the plans and grades for
those which have been before 1t for
months.
The departments force was increased
several months ago, but 1t still finds
itself unable to keep pace with the
wonderous strides which Los Angeles
is making toward becoming a great
city. Places which are open for engi-
neers find no applicants. There Is such
a demand for civil engineers by pri-
yate corporations that the salaries and
positions offered by the city are no in
centive for engineers to apply.
one Of the large Improvements being
delayed is the paving OF Pico street
from Hoover TO the western city limits.
The board OF public works desires
that the proposed system OF sewers
sewers along this thoroughfare shall
be placed in position before the work
OF paving is commenced. The plans
ana specifications for sewers are yet
to come from the engineers office.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
HEARD AROUND
THE CORRIDORS
TELLS OF RECONSTRUCTION
WORK IN SAN FRANCISCO
BY THE EAVEsDROPPEF

Herbert e. Law, owner Of the Fair
mont hotel and the Monadnock block
of San Francisco, accompanied by MS
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marston,
arrived at the Alexandra yesterday, 10
Mr.. Laws touring car.
The party has made the trip from
San Francisco, stopping at various
points on the way, and with the ex-
ception of the Los Angeles county
roads, they found everything much to
their liking.
I'VE are simply tired out from the
jolting we got after we touched the
Los Angeles county roads," said Mr..
Law. I'VE did not expect very much
from the roads in the central part OF
the state, but down here we thought
1t would be smooth sailing"
When asked concerning the building
of the Fairmont hotel and other con-
struction work in San Francisco, Mr..
Law said:
1--WE are rushing everything as rap
idly as possible and by the middle OF
January we hope to open the first 100
rooms of the hotel. The hotel property
originally belonged to Mrs. Theresa
Oelrfchs, and she planned to build the
finest hotel in the land. All her ideas
were to lbe put into 1t and also the
ideas of some Of the greatest Partisan
hotel men and many others of prom
lIi6ICe. WucH llAS PlOpCl ~ OeIiiiS hAbO
our hands, we determined to go right
on with her plans and now since the
fire we are still carrying out those
same ideas. Since then we decided to
add another story and this is being
done.
"The hotel is being erected at cost
of four and one-half million dollars,
and when complete there will be six
hundred rooms. We are paying out
$40, 900 a week for labor and it seems
impossible to get enough mechanics.
The rebuild = of the city is herculean
task and e .ery San Franciscan is be-
ginning to realize it. We are all san
guine, however, and 1t will be rebuilt
1.-THE Monadnock, the building which
was about two-thirds finished, is also
being rapidly completed and it is in
this building that the Santa Fe offices
will be located.
1--WE just came down to Los Angeles
to get away from everything up there
for a few days." said Mr.. Law We
needed change and we thought this
was the place to get it,"
Mr.. Marston, who Is with Mr.. Law,
is also one of San Francisco's promi-
nent capitalists.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
AWARDS CONTRACTS
FOR EIGHT STREETS

Contracts for the improvement OF
eight streets were awarded yesterday
by the board of public works, as fol-
lows:
TO curb and sidewalk Pennsylvania
avenue from Echandia street to State
street-Awarded to F. L. Rogers al
35 cents per linear foot for curb ano
1917 cents per square foot for sidewalk
To improve Dorchester avenue from
Normandie avenue to Jasmine street
Awarded to j. Helm at $3.50 per linear
foot for grading and graveling, y
cents per linear foot for curb and IL
cents per square foot for sidewalk.
To pave Washington street from
Grand avenue to Figueroa street
Awarded to the Barber Asphalt Paw
ing company at 16 S-9 cents per square
foot for paving, 33 cents per linear foot
for curb, 26 2-3 cents per square foo'
for gutter, 10 cents per square foot FOL
sidewalk and $7.15 per linear loot tol
culverts
To improve Piedmont avenue from
Avenue Fifty-eight to Avenue Sixty
one-Awarded to D. D. Chapman
at $2.15 per linear foot for grading and
graveling, 35 cents per linear foot fol
curb, 16 cents per square foot Tor gut
ter and IA cents per square foot FOL
sidewalk.
To improve Fedora street from Tent1
street to San Marino street-Awarded
to J. B. franklin at $3.50 per linear
foot for grading and graveling, 81
cents per linear foot for curb, 16 cents
per square foot for gutter and 10 cents
ner square foot for sidewalk.
TO sidewalk Temple street from
Bunker Hill avenue to Beaudry ave.
nue-Awarded to W. II. Winkley al
121h cents per square foot for sidewalk
TO improve Allison avenue from Sun
set boulevard to La. Yeta place-Award-
ed to H. M. Mausper jr., at 1926 pei
linear foot for grading and graveling
al cents per linear foot for curb, II cents
ner. square foot for cement gutter, Il
cents per square foot for cobble gut
ter and 70 cents per square foot fol
sidewalk
TO improve Center street from Tur-
ner street TO Ducommun street-Award-
al TO II. j. Mcclure at $l.S5 per lineal
foot for grading and graVeling' =.
cents per linear foot for curb and Il
cents per square foot for sidewalk.
Mrs. Muggins-She married deaf
Mrs. Ruggins-TIow did IL turn out2
NHrs Muggina-Oh she's unSpeakably
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-12
mininr properties In Arizona.

mining properties in Arizona.
Capt. G. II. Estes of the Twentieth
infantry, and his wife, who have been
at the Lankershim for a few days, left
yesterday for the presidio at Monterey.
George G.. Mann. a cigar manufac-
turer OF San Francisco. is at the Hay
ward