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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-07
PUBLIC ADVERTISING

said lot SO: thence easterIy in a direct
line to the most southerly corner Of lot
l3, said block 3; thence northerly In
direct line TO the most easterly corner OF
lot &, said block p; thence westerly In
direct line to the most westerly corner of
lot So said block b; thence northerly In
direct line to the most northsrly corner
Of lot j. block a, said Map of Temple
Street villa Tract; thence northwesteriy
In direct lii ) to the northwesterly cor
ner OF Ensign avenue and Bellevue ave-
nue. thence northerly along the westerly
line of Ensign avenue to the most east
erly corner Of lot of Robert f. Jones
Tract number one, recorded i'm Book s.
page n, Map Records of Los Angeles
to the most northerly corner of lot 33 Of
Robert II. Jones Tract number two re-
corded in Book s. page 1l6, Map Records
or Los Angeles County; thence northerly
in a direct line to the most easterly corr
ner Of lot "a. said Robert r. Jones Tract
number, two: thence westerly along the
hortherlX line of lots "a, 30 and &c, said
Robert F. Jones Tract number two. and
the produced northerly line of said lot
81 to the westerly line of lot J. said Rob-
crt F. Jones Tract number two; thence
southerly along the westerly line of said
lot ! to the northeast corner of Bellevue
avenue and Dillon street; thence south
ginning excepting therefrom any land
therein contained which Is now p part Of
any public street or alley.
Sec A. The Board of Public Works
Ordinance to he posted in the manner and
within the time provided by law.
the passage of this Ordinance and shall
cause the same to be published
for ten days In the Los Angeles Herald
and thereupon and thereafter 1t shall
take effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing
OF the City Of Los Angeles at it's meet.
Ing of June %, 1906.
II. J. LELANDE,
City Clerk.
Approved this I'd day of July, 1906.
OWEN McALEER.
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INCORP0RATIONS

Japanese Commercial company-Di-
rectors: f. j, N. F. and c. S. Hide
brand; capital stock $4,000: all of
which has been subscribed
Gamut club building association-Di-
rectors: l.. 70. Behymer, F. r. Liddell,
W. r Gates, l.. A. Harris and A. Will
hartitz; capital stock $25. 600; $3.50 OF
which has been subscribed.
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GAS FOR FUEL

Delivered to YOU in a pipe under
ground, just as you use it, no
trouble to you. You buy just
what you want for immediate use
and pay for it afterwards.
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INDEX TOPUBLIC ADVERTISING
NEW TO-DAY

Notice inviting proposals for furnishing
electric current and incandescent electric
lamps for the lighting of Hill street
Notice inviting proposals for furnishing
electric current and incandescent electric
lamps for the lighting of Main street.
Notice inviting proposals for furnishing
crude oil for the City Hall
An Ordinance declaring intention to
vacate and abandon a certain portion of
East Fifth street
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Iona Beach Boulevard Tract

Twentyfour hne lots on the PaciAe
Long Beach. within miles OF auditor
ium and ocean. Principal residence
streets OF Long Beach run through this
tract Prices $500 up; y cash; Balance
Locust ave-. Long Beach.
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Notice for Bids for school Buildings

= ScuOOi
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Education of the City of Los Angeles
will receive bids for the construction
and completion of a four room addition
to the Seventh street school building,
at corner of Seventh and Wilson streets,
In the city Of Los Angeles,
plans and specifications on file in the
office OF the Secretary OF the Board, AIS
Chamber of Commerce building. All
labor and material to be furnished and
excavations made. by the contractor,
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for 10 per cent of the
amount OF the bid. payable to the order
Of the Board OF Education, and must be
his office. on or before Tuesday, July
10. 1906. att 3 o'clock p M, at whi h
time the bids will be opened in public
by the Secretary.
The Board reserves the right to reject
- n. 8. AvERILL. secy,
Los Angeles. July l. 1906.
7-1-l0 lot
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Bank Omen ToniEht

The Consolidated Bank of Los An
geles, 124 South Broadway. in the
Chamber of Commerce building. will be
open tonight, as usual. to accommodate
the public in general and it's old pat
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PUBLIC ADVERTISING

the westerly line of the Resubdivision
of lot 81 Of the Hunter Highland View
Tract, as per map recorded In Book 81,
at page 81, Miscellaneous Records of Los
Angeles County; thence southeasterly
along said westerly line Of the Resub-
division Of lot 81 to a point In said north
westerly line of Dayton avenue; thence
southwesterly along said northwesterly
line Of Dayton avenue to the most south
erly corner Of lot TO- blocN Of said Sub
division Of ire eastern portion Of Jeffries
line to the point OF beginning; excepting
therefrom so much of said land which
is now part of any public street or
alley in said city.
Reference Is hereby made to said Or
dinance on file in the office of the
City Clerk OF said city for further par
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES A. ANDERSON,
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Notice Inviting Bids for Furnishing
Crude Oil for the CITY HMll

- 1t C
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-07

City Clerk.
Approved this I'd day of July, 1906.
OWEN McALEER.
7-5-14 lot Mavor
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side for several weeks. has left for Salt

side for several weeks. has left for Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. A. Kelly and Mr.. Kelly of Salt
Lake who have been guests Mt San
Bernardino. havo gone to Long Beach.
:, Mrs Welby and party Of friends Wis Wis
the Southern Pacific and enjoyed Satur-
day on the beach Mr.. Welby Is general
superintendent OF the Rio qrande West
crn, with headquarters ut Salt Lake
City.
c. F. Warren of Salt Lake who is heay-
ily interested In a group Of silver mines
In the vicinity OF that city, is at Los
Angeles.
The Misses Jacobsen. who have been at
Long Beach for two weeks have left for
their home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. III. Hodgeson of Salt Lake was the
guest for several days of Mrs. H. L.
Chenoweth Of Poway
Miss Leona Smith has left Cotton for
her home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs Hurry Dearborn and Miss Eva
Tompkine OF Salt Lake were at San
Pedro for a few days.
Miss Blanch Sticky Of Salt Lake City
Is at Coronado.
NJ. T. Kearns and Mre. Kearns of Salt
Lake City arc at Long Beach and ex-
pect to spend the GUNNER there.
Tho marriage Of Miss Myrtle ELAN OF
Long Beach and +. G Coleman will take
place early in May. Mr.. Coleman has ar
rived at the beach from Salt Lake City
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at stall party at tho Orpheus Club concert
on "Wednesday evening. Tho guests were Miss
rcll. Miss Caroline Holmes Mrs Fcrglson
Mrs Terrell, a b. Sawyer DR. w n To-
rell Benjamin Howelis and VIII Ferguson
beautifully appointed Luncheon was the
one given by Mrs. II. G. Mcmillan on Thurs-
day afternoon In honor Of Mrs Richard Fsk-
largo green wIckcrbasket OF Easter lilies and
lilies OF tho valley was in tho center OF the
table with Eorlands Of ferns extending TO the
corners or the table. Tho place cards woTe
hand-decoratcd in lilies Those invited were
Kearns. Mrs. David Keith Mrs w w Hall
Mrs T. 3. Bcat!c, Mrs. Don Porter Mrs sam
Porter. Miss Ala Miller and Miss Marge
The Twenty club entertained a number of
evening at the Ladies' Literary club. the
chaperons being Lieutenant and Mrs Alpha
Easton Those In charge Of tho affair arc
Bclcher.
One OF tho largest affairs of tho coming
week Will bo the tea TO be given tomorrow
afternoon by Mrs. George Phelps Holman in
honor OF her daughter. Mrs London OF Seat
man for several weeks
Mrs. Frank P SwIndlcr entertained inform
ally at luncheon Friday afternoon fol-
lowed by bridge. The prizes wero awarded
TO Mrs Kenneth Kerr and Mrs. Emor Jones,
NJ. S. Woodward, MRS. George Jay Gibson
Mrs. Sol. siegcl and Mrs. o. e Cary.
Senator and Mrs Thomas Kcarns entertained
Informally az luncheon Friday afternoon
at the Alta club in honor OF Mr. Snd Mrs
Carroll OF ST Louie. Mr and Mrs Newbury
of st. Louis and Miss Mack OF PHILADELPHIA
Mr and Mrs Russell @. schulder enter
tained at q thcatcr party Friday evening at
the Orpheus club concert. Tho guests later
returned to the homo of Mr., and Mrs. w ?.
Iu9cr. whero q buffet supper was served
Those hidden Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A.
Keyes. Mr. and Mrs. W p klscr and Mr
and Mrs Thomas Wakcng
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their friends at $50 East First South
street.
The marriage of Miss Edna Terhune and
Henry E. Wall took place Wednesday
evening at the home Of tho grooms par
ents In Long Beach, Cal. MT ana Mrs
Wall Will make their future home In Cal
lfornla.
The marriage OF Miss Louise, Moyle and
James Silver took place Wednesday at
noon in the Temple. From 8 until IL
large reception was held at the home or
the BRIDES sister. Mrs. Ray Van Cott.
The decorations OF the house were entiro-
ly in green and white, garlands of smi-
lax and ferns extending from the large
bow-window in ono corner or inc parior
to the chandelier in tho center, the win
dow being banked with blooming plants
and ferns. Tall vases OF marguerites and
white roses were on the mantcl, a bed
OF roses and daisies formed tho center
piece in the dining room. with loose flow
eTs strcWn over the cloth. Assisting were
Miss Manic Silver, Miss Gertrude Moyle,
Miss Verna Young. Miss Irene Williams
and Miss Edith Stewart. Assisting the
bride and groom in receiving their friends
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Cott and
gowned in dainty creation OF white net.
trimmed with valenciennes lace and In
sertion, After visit of several weeks
In the East. MIR. and Mrs Silver will re-
turn to the city. where they Will mako
their future home.
An interesting announcement was that
of the marriage in Philadelphia OF Miss
Eleanor Pope. daughter OF Col, and Mrs.
James w Pope, and Henry Lyme. which
took place last Monday evening. Mrs.
Lyme has been a frequent visitor in the
city, having been the guest or Mrs Lewis
Mccormick for several weeks, and was one
OF the bridesmaids at the Salisbury Nc
Cornich wedding last September.
Tho marriage OF Miss Clara Deal and
William Tollerton of Pocatello took
place last Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock in st. Louis at st. Pauls church,
only relatives and a few close friends of
the bride and groom being present. Fol
lowing the ceremony a wedding supper
was served at the Planters hotel Mr., and
Mrs. Tollerton Will spend several weeks
In New York and Chicago before return
Ing to Pocatello. Ida, where they Will
make their future home. Mrs. Tollerton
has been one OF the most popular girls OF
her set and many good wishes Will follow
them to their Idaho home,
Mrs. Katharine S Moftatt announces
the engagement OF her daughter Rather
inc Potter. to willard Hanson. The we'd
ding Will take place early In June.
Mrs Mary Z. Hogan announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Mamie, to
William S. Dalton OF Latrobc. Pa. The
marriage will take place early In June.
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ddings and Engagements.

rrlage of Miss Julia Marks and
/, Kahn was solemnized on
~ evening at 2 o'clock Mt the
|e, Rabbi Charles Freund offlciat-
I bride was attended by Mrs.
lnz as matron of honor and the
airy Walters and Mathilda Kahn
illc as bridesmaids. tho ushers
x Ottenhelmer, Emil Lehman,
l;eligman, and DR.. Maurice Kahn
.tlle. The best man was Edwin
.iss Pearl Rothschild presided ut
and played the Lohengrin we'd
ch as the bridal party entered.
e wore a beautiful gown of
ium silk and chiffon and carried
Of brides roses and lilies of
The bridesmaids were Gowned
: costumes OF pink null over
the same shade and carried pink
IS. CAM wore a handsome gown
',silk and lace. The church was
4 decorated with q profusion OF
|pssoms and flowers Following
|hony a supper was served the
.trty and a number OF their
X the Emery Holmes. Mr.. and
.an left on the late train for a
'>pveral weeks in the East. and
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Tomorrow evening at the theater so
clety VIII be well represented at "Tripp' s
troubles and Captain Impudence," the
comedies writton by Ed Roylo and
giNon for the benefit Of the free kinder
garten. Among those who Will give par
Ties Tor the performance arc Mr. and
Mrs. David Keith. Mr. and Mrs. Heber
NJ. Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger, Col. and
Mrs. Ed Wall, and Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Jones.
Miss Maud Fitch entertained informally
at dinner on Thursday evening at the
University club. the guests later attend
ing the OrpheUm
Tho opening Of the Country club Will take
showers arc willing and Will he doubtIesa ono
OF tho social affairs OF tho week az society will
nail with delight something new after the
long uneycntful winter.
MI and MIRA Ralph A. McBroom entertained
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e;bf tho most enjoyable affairs of
$ek was the 500 party given by
F. McConaughy on Wednesday
On in honor OF Mrs Charles s.
Il Los Angeles. Tho rooms were
decorated with profusion of
1hd peach blossoms, Assisting dur
nfternoon in the dining-room were
r. Boutwell,. Mrs. F. W. Parks.
AZ w, Z. Losseo. Besides the guest
Vhe prizes were awarded to Miss
bucksnghnm and Mrs. Abner Lu-
\lFourteen tables were nlled with
Fers.
Laura Sherman entertained at an
Sl luncheon on Monday afternoon
home OF Mrs. George jay Gibson
Ar of Mrs. Richard Eskridge and
,arles Spencer Mann OF Los An
The polished table was very at
4 with doilies OF lace and tall
IA, peach blossom. The guests were
'slibson, Miss Gertrude McGrath,
m Porter, Mrs. Winnifred Walk
Mrs. Lewis Mccormick.
.aRussel L. Tracy was the hostess
[Yelightful bridge ten Wednesday
Nm. Tho decorations were entire
ZACH blossoms, the dining-room be-
3,ctively decorated with branches
Ulosa. Assisting during the after
Qkre Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mrs. Da-
Rth, Mrs. l.. o. Cary. Mrs. 2, X,
Nm. Seven tables were filed with
n and at the close of tho game
Acre awarded TO Mrs. Robert Glen
II.-d MrS pnlhpn
Su. II. Sanford and Mrs, William
5Aen.ertained Informally at cards
III evening at the Manitou In honor
Iii Smith OF Chicago. Seven tables
/ He'd with the players. the decora-
'lng in pink and green. The tally
iv'e cards were hand decorated In
and Mrs. Rochelle. DR.. and Mrs
kickford. Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart,
en- Elliott, Mrs. Ben Haywood,
,st, Miss Carrie Stewart, Mrs. w.
FHI, Mrs. ZIeling, Mrs. j. D, Lafor-
Jssrs. John Dunn, Chaffee, Free
o. Denike, c. F. kaul and Frank
,dnesdey afternoon Mrs. ] VOL
mpson entertained a number or
II a prettily appointed tea. The
ms were entirely in pink and
lie carnations being artistically
u Assisting In tho dining-room
2<s. Ellsworth Daggett, Mrs, Rob
Wness, Mrs. Seton Lindsay. Mrs.
- idwell and Mrs. Milton Thomp-
IrIng the afternoon about fifty
lllie3.
Ii Mrs. Richard A. Keyes enter
Informally at dinner on Friday
lat tho Alta club, The guests
ur. end Mrs. Joe Gallagher. Mr..
II Charles Fifield. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander, and DR.. Alexander
Breeder entertained at an in
= Incheon on Friday afternoon at
: mercial club in honor OF Miss
Honey and Miss Murilla Hunter
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Fitzeerald Bankruptcy Casee.

Referee in Bankruptcy Charles Baldwin on
Saturday closed the case OF John T, Fitzgerald
The case WAS unusual one, not for the
amount OF money involved, but from the fact
that dividends TO the eXtont OF 92.0l per cent
OF the liabilities wore paid. Tho applicant
owed S6iSil whom tho proceedings were be-
gun but as tho progressed some min
ing property that he owned grew in value 80
uJ TO practically pay his debts.
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SOUVENIR OF FIRE
Martino Don Has n Nickel Which He
Prizes Highly.

Martino Don tho well-known cigar dealer
has a souvenir or tho san Francisco Are, which
could not bo purchased for many times it's
face value,
Tho souvenir Is a nickel. which pro-
scnted 10 Nfr Don by William Lowry, who
brought 1t from San Francisco. having taken
II from cnsh register which had Gono
through the fire
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SALT LAKERs ON COAST.
Something About What Zion Citizens
Are Doing Further West.
speeial to The TrIbune

Special 20 The TrIbunc-
LOS ANGELES. April 2S,-Lawrence NJ.
Yarson OF Salt Lake City is In Los An
gelcs-
w, T Chambers and wife of Salt Lake
City are Los Angeles visitors.
Mrs Julia E. Woodward and family
have left Riverside for Salt Lake City,
Mrs. Pendleton, who has been at River
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BOXING EXHIBITION
At Ogden, Monday, April 30.

Special excursion trains Via the Rio
Grande viii leave Salt Lake at 6,05
p. m, p. m. and Ills p, IN. Returning.
leave ogden at 1115 p. IN, Big hstic
encounter. Corbett VS.. Hyland. Other
fast preliminary events. Everybody In
vited.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via o. S. L. and S. P. Lines,

April &c to May 6, inclusive. tickets good
for return to July 81, Salt Lake to San
Francisco and return. S3l.50 Via Port
land one way. $4,000: Salt Lake to Los
Angeles and return. $4,000 (via Portland
one way, S55.50) City Ticket ONCE, 2C1
Main st.
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Papers and Papering. Painting. Etc.

Beautiful line of all the newest frame
mouldings just IN. Latest machines for
cutting mats and frames. We are now
prepared to do the finest class of work
in all these lines Chas. II. Bodel, 1886
East First South st,
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K-O'B. Dance.

The employees OF Keith-O'Brien COM
pany are arranging for q dance at
Saltair on the evening Of Tuesday. May
l5 No pains Will be spared to make
IL q big event,
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Wallpaper, picture framlng-every-
thing new In papers and holdings.
First class work. reasonable prices.
See US, {. H BODEL,
1896 East First South.
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q =. IS @2' lS.Y

The charming bride VIII be welcomed Dy
a score OF old friends. and tho groom has
been showered with congratulatlon
The wedding was the elimination of
pretty romance. For three seasons the
bride was ono OF the most popular girls
OF her set and caueed many heart TO
pit-a-pat faster than Its wont, The en-
gagement of one Of her old admirers was
announced last fall, another has decided
that after oil cellbacy Is the best rule for
tho clergy.
Time has finally healed the wounds
In tho heart Of the young musician
who has stood the wiles OF Dan Cupid
for some time. The captivating blonde is
said tc be responsible for the change and
has administered the healing balm At
tentivc? Well rather three appointments
a day have been the rule during the week,
and the coming one will bring no doubt
score
Every concert demonstrates that there
are n number OF people attend because 1t
IS considered "the thing to do" and not
from any real love of song or harmony.
At a concert OF the week some of the
tenors were of the key and the fact be-
came painfully noticeable. The little wo
man serencly famed herself and waited
for her neighbor to say what the matter
was but the ncighborS fingers were
stuffed in her ears: The little dame looked
puzzled and finally said: Well. now
tune don't sound spirited"
The audacious man who asked the maid
II he might accompany her home during
the week met with rather an unexpected
reply In the shape OF an umbrella handle.
When asked when the announcement ls
to be made the clever little girl says,
"Why, really, If there was any news TO
be told / would tell you And truly.
don't know him. The only man l have
heard Of with that name is cross-eyed
and you know he has been attentive to
- for two years" Foxy, well
rather.
The youth who took tho dare to attend
the meeting Of tho Sewing club and ''be
| was certainly game" and kept the fair
ores busy threading needles and turning
hens When asked about the ENJOYABLE
afternoon, he smiled and said only:
Much Ado About Nothing. and I was
the Nothing"
The young man who enjoyed the con-
cert to such extent that the har-
monies sent him fast asleep must bo a
lover Of sweet dreams. But then that
same youth has slept on numerous occn-
| sons OF that sort. Ho awokc lust In
| time to add his applause to tho general
enthusiastic outburst. and no doubt nc
returned TO the club and told his friends
that he enjoyed every note although he
Will rot say some were heard in
/ "dreamS'
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Quick service, up-to-date cuisine at
the Vienna cafe, Provo. McGean &s
Johnston, Props.
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New 7-Room Modern House, 9th So

For sale just like rent after small
payment. Addison Cain. both phones.
Dent ring UP on Sunday
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LECTURE ON L0hENGRlN
RUBIN G0LDMARk.
Tuesday, May l.
Unity Hall. so Cents.
MINING EXCURSION
To Tintic, April 20.

Special train Via the Rio Grande
leaves Salt Lake $50 a. m. Returning
leaves Mammoth 7;lO p, m, Eureka 730
o. IN. Baseball game at Eureka
Everybody invited.
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The audacious man who asked the maid
II he might accompany her home during
the week met with rather an unexpected
reply In the shape OF an umbrella handle.
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Tho marriage of Miss Edna Terhune and
Henry E. Wall took place Wednesday
evening at the home Of tho groom's par
ents In Long Beach, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wall will make their future home In Cal
lfornla.
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Mrs W P. O'Meara will leave for Los An
geIes on tho limited today. to visit with her
uncle md aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. McCor-
nick 9G6 South Bonnie Brae street
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y Mrs. Richard A. Keyes enter
Informally at dinner on Friday
II tho Alta club, The guests
X. end Mrs. Joe Gallagher. Mr..
Charles Fifield. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander, and DR.. Alexander
Middletown transcript., 1906-03-24
NO REGARD FOR QUARANTINE

Farmers and their families living on
the road leading from Mt. Pleasant to
Middletown are much agitated over the
fact that smallpox case exists in their
midst and despite the fact that the house
is supposed to be quarantined no, restric-
tions are enforced.
"The person suffering from the dread
malady is Joseph Segars, colored, who
lives in small house together with four
other colored people, two men and two
women, about half mile south of Mt.
Pleasant. DR.. Alexander Lowber, secre-
tary of Health, and DIR. Clark, of Middle
town, have both visited the house and have
pronounced Segars tease as one Of small
pox. Upon the door of the dwelling is
tackled yellow card indicating the ma
ture OF the disease within.
In the immediate neighborhood Of the
infected house are the homes of some
four or five other colored families, MEM
bers Of which, it is said, 60 in and out Of
the Segars house at will. 1t is also said
that it is not an infrequent sight to see
the Segars family wash hanging upon
lines in the yard and that recently team
stopped at the house and received pack
age from one of the inmates. ."-EUenirg
Journal.