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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30
June the Record Breaker

The final figures today will show that
June, 1906, is the banner month in val
uation of improvements in all the his
tory of Los Angeles. The aggregate
permits will exceed 800, while the sum
expended for Improvements will reach
about S2,50O,000. With this vast sum
in circulation in payment for labor and
materials and with other great inter-
ests in full swing and prospering, is it
any wonder that Los Angeles is forg-
ing ahead constantly, growing in pop
ulation, expanding in all lines of bust
ness and steadily\ino the num-
Der of beautiful homes for a happy
prosperous, contented and healthy
people?
Other banner improvement months in
local history were: January, 1908, per-
mits 4S6, valuation 81, 9O8, ,455; November
1904, valuation 81 ,534, 1856; December,
1904, valuation $1,527 1897; October, 1906
permits 1910, valuation 81, ,34S, 536;
March, 1906, 927 permits, valuation
81, ,065, 1907.
Since January /, 1906, permits granted
have been about 5000, for improvements
aggregating about 100000 900 in valua-
tion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30

Entertain Royalty
No sooner had the visiting Native
Sons arrived at the Hotel Haywards
yesterday than royal entertainment inn
mediately became the order of the day.
The train which brought the visitors
from Ventura arrived at 11:30 a. m.
After allowing the visitors time to
refreshen themselves at the Hotel Hay
wards they were photographed in
groups according to the plans of First
Vice President-elect o. e. Coles After
that they boarded special cars at the
corner of West Fourth and South
Spring streets and spent the remain
der of the day in sightseeing about the
city.
A feature, of the afternoons enter
tainment was the 'holdup" of the spe-
cial cars at the corner of Chester place
and Twenty-third street by 4-year-old
Miss Olive Coles.
The "holdup" frantically waved a
large flag with a huge bear on it at
the cars. When the car was brought
to a stop Miss Coles hurled boxes of
cigars at the occupants. The excite
ment subsiding, Miss Coles was taken
aboard the cars and the visitors con-
tinued on their journey about the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30
BUILDING DATA
FOR FISCAL YEAR
VAST SUt'S OF MONEY IN CIR
CULATI0N
Los Angeles Growing at Marvellous
Pace-ImproVement Figures That
Indicate Substantial Pros
perity in Angel City

Truly Los Angeles is a wonder in the
line of permanent Improvements.
The records in the Office of the build
ing superintendent for the fiscal year
ending July L will make remarkable
showing, outstripping all other years in
the total of permits and in the amount
of money invested in the construction
of business blocks and houses.
The grand total of permits granted
up to June 2S was 1919, authorizing an
expenditure of $17,694,50S. For the
twelve months ending July l, 1905, total
permits granted We're S208, calling for
an expenditure of $15, 1868, 4O6.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

High. Low.
AM. Pm. AM y. M
lJuns so'''."..,.." s'i5 A;s2 $3.50 u;H
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30
$3.50 Shirt Waist Suits $l2.48
5000 Wash Suits $6.98

Elton wash suits, made of In
dian head; Etons prettily
trimmed in braid and have
short sleeves; skirts are gored
and trimmed to match; worth
$500. On sale Saturday at
$69S.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30
DoIeeviIIe Willing

Mr.. Seegarden of Dolgeville said he
was q member of a committee that had
been appointed by the citizens of that
town to confer with the commission
regarding annexation with Los Angeles.
He said he believed the sentiment of
the people of Dolgeville was strongly in
favor of joining Los Angeles.
The annexation policy favored by
members of the commission will not
interfere in any way with carrying out
the plan of organization under the
borough or other similar system that
subsequently may be deci1ed upon. But
in view of the failure of the Legislature
at its recent extra session to make
provision for the necessary constitu-
tiona amendment, no really important
headway along these lines can be made
inside of the next two years, and the
members or the commission feel that
with respect to some of the surrounding
cities and towns immediate steps in
the way of bringing about closer re-
lations should be taken.
This is especially true of San Pedro
and Wilmington, and it was with a
view to effecting a merger of these two
towns with Los Angeles without further
loss of time that the annexation plan
was suggested.
If the vote OH the annexation of these
cities is favorable, and the proposition
is carried, new charter for Los An
geles will be drafted in accordance with
any conditions which are made by the
citizens of the territory annexed. In
this way, also, any rights which the
annexed towns might otherwise have
under the borough system of govern
ment, in case that system finally is
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30
Entertain Royalty

was among the members who gathered
at the Eagles hall last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30
Governor Coming

Gov. Pardee accompanied by the
grand officers is expected to Arrive to-
day. AT the banquet last night it was
stated by o. e. Coles that Herman
Lichtenberger will probably be selected
as chairman of the board of trustees at
the organization of the grand officers
for the coming year. The election of
the board of trustees was held yester-
day, of which the following were
chosen: Walter Wagner, San Bernar-
dino, grand president; M. T, Diolan,
first vice; C. M. Belshaw, second vice;
Congressman j. r. Knowland, third
vice; c. e. Turner, secretary; j. E. Nc
Dougald, treasurer; George Colgan,
marshal; George l.. Farmer, inside sem
tinel; c. c. Brown, outside sentinel;
Daniel A. Ryan, Herman Liehtenberger,
Clarence l.. Jarvis, Fletcher Cutler.
Thomas Monahan, Abraham Ruef,
John T. Shelton, trustees.
Today the Native Sons and Daughters
will visit Venice, the occasion being the
first outing of the Native Daughters.
An automobile parade will be feature
of the entertainment at the beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-30

Womens shirt waist suits, made of good
quality percales in black and white
checks; trimmed in strapplng of same
material and piped with black; full length
sleeves; good skirts; suit worth $4.OO. On
sale Saturday at $29S.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Department Of the intsrsar. Lad o.
dee a. Santa Re. Noe nsztes.
Jsne ~. 1904.
Notice b hereby sissa thak 90 Cd
lowing named settler - Aie1 ssttcs
II his intession 10 nats naai psooe
In support o. his .saia. asd list sid
proof yin Be- made lseors Usited
States Court connisiesss. q La
Vegas. Nev Msxioo. = Asguse Z
1905. Vim: Jose Ma Marines. .
rrementina. Ran Misasi Cosaty. Hsv
Mexico. for the ia -. . 1:
9 y II. ses. 81. Z. II ~ = =
lie names the foliossag vik1esses
10 prove his eoafinuoas rss11sace 70
On and e~uitivatioa Il ~ iAa1. NJ;
Francisco Ortiz. Bnslio vIalDAaAe.
ieandro Goaiaies. Beaigne AnallA. I'll
OF Trementina. New nexieoL
MANUEL = OT810.
eSs asgisess.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
For Ellis In Colorado.

Al the railroads are making spe.
cfal efforts TO handle the business
that will come TO Colorado ON &C.
count Of the Elks' convention there
this month.
In a"letter sent out to members OF
the Elks' lodge. ticket agents and
others interested. General Agent
Hooper Of the d. & n. @. says: The
cost Of an Elks ticket Is the same 10
Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo.
and. az excursion rates to the top Of
Pixies Peak. Royal Gorge. Marshall
Pass and many other sight places In
Colorado are less from Colorado
Springs aud Pueblo than from Den.
Yer. II a readily be seen that a
saving can be made by purchasing
tickets through to those points. To
save expense. therefore. agents should
ticket delegates and others routed
via the northern Zines through to
Colorado Springs or Pueblo via the
Denver 4 Rio Grande, and those rout.
ed via the southern lines to Denver
via the Denver Z Rio Grande. Passen.
ger ticketed as above car stop at all
three OF the points-Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo-without additio.
nal railroad fares.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

fe~t In sise. and as put up By she
Southern nilsay - an erecting shop
Tpoa catering the visitors sttea,
tioa Immediately 10 directed 10 the
easyen engine pits and the other con.
senienees for GOOD and expeditions
sork. But the eye Il saon attracted
10 the i-asoa electric travelling Grams
that xaides easily aloag. raising an
moving heavy equipment ss n In play
II ID surprising thar such = s:roas
ronderoas carriage should be- In oper
ation. In . suspended position. In 4
building 9th glass walls. The con
tEast ID striking. although IL In 5000
apparent that special pillars support
the crane.
Another structure. similar 10 thi.
one. will BE- glass II will be- . cal
repair shop. go feet long By 80 Zee,
wide. The roof. or roofs. rather. vii
slope In the south. and they will have
windows on the north side. 30 ~ q
lee In the light that h soft all das
and never gfares even AZ noon.
The shop siii be used Tor heavy
repair work TO passenger and freigh,
cars. The shed will inciose four re-
pair tracks. Construction VIII begin
this month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Homestead Entry No. 7osA
Department OF the Interior. Land OF
ice at Santa Fe. New Mexico, June
~, 1906.
Notice ID hereby given that the fol-
iowing-named settler has nled notice
Of his intention to make final proof
In support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before United
States Commissioner. At Las Vegas
New Mexico. on August I. 1906, vis.;
Jose Urtado Of corazon, San Miguel
county. New Mexico, for the 9 L.,
N w II. 8 W II N e II. " W Il
8 = II. Sec. 20. Z. Is N, r. 90 q.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Damacio Archuleta Of Las Vegas,
N. NJ: Francisco Urtado, Reymundu
urtado. Tomas A. Medina, u Cora,
ron. N. n.
MANUEL OTERO,
6-sl Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
Sss.S


From ]. c. Sanford, a Southern Pa
cific engineer at I'll Paso. now In Hous
ton. comes the story that many rab
bits are crushed beneath the wheels
Of the Sunset express as II makes It's
run between San Antonio and r.
Paso. Portions Of the right of wa,
are said TO resemble a slaughter
house after the train has passed. and
In some places the rails have become
so slippery that constant sanding /.
required to make the drivers TAXI
hold.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
,c,srurban System FOR okIahoma.

A Guthrie dispatch says: An inter
urban electric line, connecting OKLA
homa City. Guthrie, Perry. Ponca
City. Blackwell. Newkirk and inter
veuiug points. was chartered during
the past week. with s1.5o0.oUo capital
stock, for a total distance of 16O
miles. 1t Is financed by eastern
capitalists. For some time ]. s. ker
fnot of Oklahoma City. one of the in
c~orporators, has been In the east fin
aacing the road. The right of way
was secured within the past few
months, through. Kay. Noble. Logan
and Oklahoma counties, and fran
chises were obtained from the boards
of commissioners. All rights of way
have been made over to the Newkirk,
Tonkawa L Southern, by which nams
the new company was chartered.
The road as now routed will run
from Newkirk, on the Santa Fe, to
Peckham, on the Frisco. southwest
to Blackwell, south to Tonkawa
southeast to Billings south to Perry
and south from there through Or
lando, Malhall. Guthrie, Edmonds an
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
Very uniuue Building.

A wire from Princeton. Ind, says:
Princeton has a unique building that
for utility. as well as oddity. Is ex.
citing the keen interest Of civil Ell.
gineers, railroad officials and machi.
nists In all parts of the country. Since
the structure has been completed
many men OF prominence and extsr.
sive experience have come here to
study Il.
The building Is constructed OF steel
and glass. The frame work Is steel
The walls are glass. II Is 22Dx1i
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
Only q Wears Old.

I am only Q. years old and don {
expect even shen I get 10 be real Old
10 feel that say ss ioGg ~ { can &c:
Electric Bitters." ssys Mrs.. r. n.
Brnnson. Of Dublin. Ga. Surely there's
nothing else keeps the old a. young
and makes the weak a. strong a. this
grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia. tor.
pid liver, inismed kidncys or chronic
constipation are unknown after tax.
Ing Electric Bitters . reasonable
time. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Price Soc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

% srosAAes 10 esxiea1 IN. s9Ftsx
iron . ssrpsd Iis~s - bssess4sd
hvwela s~se<s you suaksa she0 %
Their prus~r s<sscu ~ D. &iagss
N~v Life ftIls: he v-isasasssst asd
most effective cure sse Cnsei1ottsa.
They prevent Assensteitis - t0s
up The syssen. &c e IN aruegssS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

The Atchison. Topeka & Santa "a
railroad In Spending ten million dol
lars TO ave sir and seyentenths
miles. says the Topeka Herald. An
army Of men and machinery are work
Ing day and night 10 complete the
new BeIen cutoff between Texico. n
NJ. on the Pecos Valley line of the
Santa .Fe. and Rio Puerco. thirty
miles east u Albuquerque. N. ~. on
the present main line OF the Santa
Re. The cutoH viii be completed this
year.
Then the main line Of the Santa Ft
between Kansas City and Aibuauer
que will be materially changed. The
Emporia cutoff. which has been dou
BILE tracked recently. and Is nov be
ing b~aiiasted. will ofhcially become
the main line. cutting out the presen,
main line between Holiday. thirteen
miles west Of Kansas City. and En-
poria. Kan. The length Of the main
line TO Emporia Is lei miles. while
by the cuton Il will be 1898 miles.
u. p. Ripley. president OF the Santa
fe. when asked why he did moi
change the name Of the railroad, that
oficiai remarked:
We might as well. There Isn't q
town Of the name that's on the main
line"
Somebody suggested that Topeka
still was on the main line.
Il don't know about that" said Mr.,
Ropley. '~.ninetenths Of the business
goes over the Emporia cnt-on.
Topeka Is officially on the Atchisou
branch Of the Santa re system. The
new main line will reioin the present
southwark by way u Wellington and
Mulvane 10 Texico on the Pecos Val
ley line. At Texico THE cut-of that
Is now being built will be ued to q
connectinn with the present main line
OF Albuquerque. The mileage Is as
follows:
Present main line
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Col. W. 8. Hopewell. general man
aser Of the Albuquerque Eastern rail.
wsy. on his return from Washington
70 albuquerque recently. positively
stated that the road viii be built ~
planned. and operations win begin
very soon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

An sxrlzaztioa a. this phenome'
nom In ~fcsshconiax In the statement
that the recent eonsinaed dry weather
has made the sandy deserts 20 hss
and Cry that the rabbits IRE forced 10
seek the railroad track fos remnants
of foea throxn outside By travellers
and for what water they can secure
from tanks and ieakases along the
right of vas. 10 this way . solid
mass a: them may be run into. the
locomotive pioxing Is gay through
thsm. killing and manning many.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

& EHEGwff ANsisfS& Z INN
iiy sess u Nsnsios last se~k tresa
katoe. n. ~ o. q sisit 10 hlS tFo<eer,
Eaxineer l. ". chsisssl
n. l. Rhodes. Car msny years xgenf
n Gnnts. has been transferred 10
FlzxsIzG. where BE- reheses D. u,
Fins. Who resumes his foxraer pesi-
ton % cashier al that place.
Mrs. John Kelley os Winslow. sho
accompanied the children u In
gineer O. YOUNG 10 the east. has re-
turned 70 wiasaow from western Mis-
souri, where she hai ss-ni an sntcy'
able wish.
e. c. Hun has been transferred
from Williams 10 chaiIender. ~ o.
orator. Miss Wright. af Moaui. re.
lieyes Hun as operator al Williams.
and Operator Myers from caheso. ".
n. goes 10 Moaui. The caeeso once
has been closed.
The 81. Louis. Rocky Mountain &
Pacific IL opening nj koehler. twenty
three miles southwest of Ration. Col.
fax county. three new coal mines. and
expects % show within the next sis
months IN output of leo tons q day
from these additional workings, and
"a = haa snu- . law eatal
Reports from Salvador indicate
that the Pan-Ameriean railway will
sson be granted d cscessioa and q
subsidy for the extension Of the line
through that country. J. NJ. Seeiand.
yice-president aed general manager
Of the road. 10 In Central America.
Mr.. Neeiand has received every as
surance that the concessions askei
from the government Of Salvador
will be granted ~ soon A. the present
disturbance In Guatemala u settled.
On account Of the enlargement Of
the Santa Re shops In Topeka and the
consequent increased number Of en-
ployes who will cash their pay checks
there. the Santa fe has decided 10 es'
tab,ish two repositories for its money
IN Topeka. The officials OF the road
have selected the Merchants National
bank as a second depository for santa
Fe funds In Topeka. and from now
on the railroad Will carry a balance
IA tina, institution and conduct q on
siderable part Of it, business through
II. The other depository In the BANK
OF Topeka.
The .Winslow Mall says: L. u.
Ledger. chairman OF the BROTHERHOOD
NJ Locomotive Engineers grievance
committee OF the coast lines oil the
Santa re. was at winslow Sunday
having the local lodge the regular an
nual visit. He left on No. ? sunday
evening for Chicago where he will at
tend a called meeting OF the execn'
tive board Of engineers OF the santa
re system. at which time important
business will be transacted. Engineer
George X. Anderson. Of the local
lodge accompanied Mr.. Ledger to Chi
cayo. and will present certain mat
tiers before the board that concern
engineers running out Of this place.
corduesor Stabbed BY Passenger.
Passenger Conductor r. W. Camp
bell, running on a Rock island train'
vas recently stabbed twice by q pas
enger, cutting his left arm and lett
e severely. The cutting took place
riverside. The passenger together
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
RATTLE OF THE RAILS

MfsssrAsa 10 0kizksms casy. TAs
acmsany sas ia~oorpcxzsea ~ T. q.
MaTfssaa ~ N~s Sosk cts. Thasass
a. Smith 81 SsskiHk. J. q. KssfoN
and a. p. Brown II Okaahosna CHS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Marfssla NJ N~s yosk cts. Thasass
q. Smith 81 Ssskirk. .. o. ksrteS
and o. p. Brosn II Oklahoma Chs.
vsssi Gsss.saea 10 ossn Jsy ~.
Col Ep@s Rsnsoiph. pr-sadsna u
the company. has issued sh- foaios.
ING letter:
We take pleasure In Announcing
the as~ainx 70 arsme, elective July
Is. os The seoond division a the Car.
anea. Ysaai River q Pacific exsen.
sson. Possm 90 Corral
VITA eosnpsesioa II this ssesiaa
the line siii h. open 10 nh classes IL
business between Emaaiine iGaay.
mas ianetion with Sonora railway, %
Corral ssation AZ kilomeseT ies tsix.
fythree milest
The principal points 10 which the
opening u this line viii give rail-
oonbsesloa aee ToFia n@neNo ssa.
ttonl ard cocoEis Corral station, IN
the faani river valley.
For the present train service will
consist of n mixed trsin each say
daily"
gaoiaesr's Back Broken In Wreck.
A wreck on the Mexican Central
north Of chihuahua Sunday morning
resulted In thu death Of one man and
the fatal iniur- of another.
Just nofth of chihuahua a freight
train ran into n washout. 1fss u Que
side Of the track had been washed out
and the engine. tender and one car
turned over.
Engineer ". n. Gertach attempted
10 jump. but Vas struck by the en-.
CINE. Ills back vas broken and he
was seriously seaided and vas taken
10 the chihuahua hospital In q dying
condition.
Tha coal passer. q Mexican. vas
caught under the engine and tender
and vas dead before he could be res.
eusd.
Harry A. Startling. the fireman.
made a Wild leap for life and escaped
with n painfully mashed leg aud sew.
erai scaids. He Ii a nephew % J. A.
Starting. Of For, Worth. the Oldest
passenger conductor on the Texas 4
Pacific.
Mrs. Nancy Ceriach. wife Of tia
dying engineer. cannot be located. I,
was supposed that she lived In M
Paso but M trace Of her a be found.
The Mexican Central oficiais. how.
ever. have located Engineer Geriach's
mother In indianapolis and are In
correspondence with her.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

In EMsee May Z.

The street car company has nov To-
augurated . schedule that aims %
meet the demands u Las Vegas peo-
pie TO ths fullest extent. Trains leave
points named every fifteen minutes.
In fact . car ear b found 1t any
given point On the track every fiftees
minutes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

c. c. Hun has been transferred
from Williams 20 chaiIender. as oa
orator. Miss Wright. II Moaai. re
iieyes Huh ss operator al Williams
and Operator Myers from cnheso. y
NJ. goes 10 Moaui. The caeeso once
has been closed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Passenger Conductor +. W. Camp
bell. running on a Rock Island tram
was recently stabbed twice by q pas
enger, cutting his left arm and iet'
e severely. The cutting took place
riverside. The passenger together
three other men with him were
sh> and Conductor Campbell at
Nea to subdue them. The four
under arrest and will be
Prosecuted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

The car returning from the Semi.
tarium reaches the castaneda q
HIS and Eoes direct 10 the barn.
This schedule 10 "a complete and
takes In 20 many hours OF the day
that citizens desiring 10 attend partses
or functions In the evening may do "a
and be sure of q car home. II Ii
hoped the people will take advantage
Of this effort 10 serve them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Mrs. John Kelley u Winslow. xhs
accompanied the chilaren % IN
siaeer O. Young 10 the east. has r.
turned 20 Winsiow from western Mis-
souri, where she hai ss~ni an enlcy
able wish.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

The g. Louis, Rocky Mountain 4
Pacific h opening Al Roehler. txenty
three miles southwest of Ration. Col
far county. three new coal mines. and
expects 70 shog within the next Sir
months m output of leo tons q day
from these additional workings. and
Of 1000 ions q day total.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

H. l. Rhodes. Car msny years sxenf
n Grants. has been Transferred 10
Fazxs.zE. where be reheses y. u.
Pine. Who resumes his foxraer POSI-
ton n cashier al that place.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Engiaeer Emmett Chrisssi sEa finn
ily sers u xEasios tasa se~k trcsa
Rstoe. n. - o. q sisat 10 hls esuxher.
Eaxinesr \. ". chfisssl