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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21


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Grand Ball.

There will be 4 dance given al the
X. Of p. Hall. Friday night, Jane -.
1915. Let everyone stteud- Chas
Laughton viii play first violin.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

y 7TllTI IIlT-TII . u IIIIFTIIT.
Land Of7re az woodward, q. T. June >. 1910.
NCtia- 4 hFrrrF given that the following NAMED
- tier has fled nOiios Of her Intention 70 make
l-taf VII - made before II. z. Kelly. Clerk OF
the District tpuu Tor Beaver 90. or IN his ah-
ssnce before v. q. Quinn. rs deputy. at bis Of
fice - frasrT. Otla. on July u. 1910. viz
Hraer = Dawes. Of Beaver. okla. IA. No. 79iN
fog the SIS. Ris. and Nis. SEA Sec. 3. 1p.f. y.
~ r q ~
Sle u8flss the following witnesses "a prove her
continuous rcsideiioe Ulon. and Cultivation Of
slid 4. nj. viz.
Casper hssiemer. James r. Quinn. Alya C.
CiOthidr. Jaines II. Flagi, al OF Beaver. Okla
DICE I. MORGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-06-21

+. p Madison Is the possessor Of a
new graphone which he received Last
week More nusie in the slinOs
pi.sTe.
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Department OF the Interior United States
Land Otlice, Woodward. okla. May - Iar.
4 sufficient cont, AFFIDAVIT ha wing beeu filed
In this office by AiOnko Brown. contestant.
es,ainst HE. No. iSaia, made April Is 1893. for
NMi. Sec. ;. 1p. 3, y. X. p, T. G. NJ, by Rich
ari Lynn, couttstee, in which il is alleged that
said ontrrman has never established residence
on said tract o' land and never lived, resided
upon or cultyat. same and has wholly ahan-
doned said tract for more than six mon ths next
Proceeding the filing the contest in this cause
aud that said default has not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land wa
no. duo to hi, empsoymsnt in the Army, Navy
or Marine corIs of tho United States in any
cauacity in ttme 81 war, aud this the said con-
iestant is ready toproye st snch time and place
a. may be named by the Register and Receiver
for a hcariny In said case
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and Olier evidence tonching said allie
sation at ~ o'ciuck a. M. on Nov. s. fgOl
b. ire LA a, Hiil. clerk ot the District Court
Beaver county, az his oiiico in
Beaver o. T. and that final hearing viii be held
botore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Oilice in Woodward. Okla.
The al al e9ets'snt " a. asv,ne in proper All
shoN thut after due dilicrnce personal service
II this ro.icr cannot ile made u l. hereby or
dcred and directed tina; snch notice he given by
81 Ggs DlcE T MoReAN. Register.
Department o, the Interior. Land Ofhice nj
Woo ward, Oksa.. MAY p, 1904
Motifs IS hefrhf ENcu that the following
hAnf1 slilcr RaN "lt-l un ~ OF h's Intention 20
thut said prof Wil ~ inads before n D. MoCsp.
Jtdas of the PrOtate COut Of Beaver County
OShhoum ra-ritor,. or. In his absence lefOre
B. G.. Tall clerk o. the Probate Court IN nLs Of
10, at Beaver. oSiehoma Territory. on July T.,
1875 VIZ.
william Roberts. Efgyrr. O,hhoma. for An.
pic8t.on 40 1891 foe the N\y1, sec. ~ Tn, 3
\ r.. -. D.. t. NJ.
He nainss he following Witnesses % move his
con'irUnuS nssideGCr ul"n ami cultivation Of
sld ltrd. va:
l1ru lntlDuv Ga,f.., webb. Paul Roberts
alin 10. n Nphh. an 81 iedV'T NklaEnIua.
DlVs Z. MORGAS REGISTER.
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Dr. 1fffit III Gl flf -iifrfloT. falll ul 81 WON
uard. CklnAuuie. Jcme II. itf.
Notirr IL lie-snE rifru that ine foll0aing n.rn-
ed settler has risd notlfe o. his Intention 20 uaika
fn4l pr oi 90 sspport o. bis -iaifu. aii tisaf sid
o col vii b T1sd,. bcf0-. "a n. Aeese, JUde ui
lae Pro- a Cont Of fsnycr County. ekLlisasgsa
Tprr1tor, o.. y. MS ahseilrr before b. c. Hal.
faers o. the Probate Court. ia ! IS o'iT ~ hsa-
YER OK iannna frriitOrg On July 80, lae. va:
James r. tiiey. CournT. nslah ma. Arpiirn-
ton No lS4 q inf tat lots sltd A. ami Ella 81 "a.
Sc. 81. Tp. I n. 81. "a. +.
~. names ne faiisB.nr vituess : to rnoye his
continuous n.sde.fls uoa. gllt ca ltivat!on Of.
aid land viz.
~ 4. oa nlan. JoAn II. AItchen Austin 4.
aosfe rInah JACK Day. al, OF genrsy Otia.
6-I Ia DIsK r. MOEnAS Reg stsr.
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S1-.ce is ler-h. Given ttatti- Co iou.f1r ns-ufi
e't - has "a lc-ice = bis snieutiou O. nae
l1cl puul ln s-raorg % h.s chin. anf 20 e.. %
prsIf a-ll uafse lvfura T. =. EeNT l.a-E as
zoe U!sirict 0uurt Tor Eeayer foaufF o. b. nout-.
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lts y Tuiy. in rs ofra ~ heaser. OElaLoma
Terri .uTT. o.i Jrilg m. f..s siEs
thsn Henrr lTui--r. VII rpaip Application No.
its7s; Tor the sIis. SC. Tp. s. y. X, =. z. {.
lie names the ioliouing witnesses tn p-uy~ bis
c,ni nuous n'sidenc- uppa. and c4iiiyaiiOn ci
sad land. VIZ:
Tno,-sas 7 Mason vred " Wells. Glide Spry.
R0g Maxwell. all VI Zeima. Okla
Dlcx r. NoEsAS. RsristsE
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Dopartrnon, of the Interior. United States Land
Ohlee. MonliNaId. Ckln.. MAY 3. lnA.

Department ot the Interior. United States Land
Office. Woodward. okla. MAY ~ 1874
A ssflicient contest aililavi; having been Glc,i
in ;hi. olicc by Efiie A. ketie.uan, CONTESTANT,
agninst HE. No. n9.N nade August Is. ly02. Tor
SEA Sec. p. tn. 2, y. K. - y, BY West Nida.
rontc- te. in which IL l. alleGt,i that Wcst Nida
has wholly abandoned said trgct and changed
iis residence therrfrom for n period Of more
than six months since makins said entry aud
next prior 90 the date hcr'in; that said tract is
net ssttlcd upon and cultivated by said party rs
required by law, said defaults having NOT been
cufei.
That said alleged absence from said land was
nos due 20 his employment h. the Army, Navy.
or Marine corps % thc United States in any ca
pgcity in time of wnt, and this the said con-
tsstgnt Is reHdy to prove al such time and place
as may be named by tho Register and Receiver
for hearing Ia said case. said parties are
hereby notiret to appcar respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at ~ O'Clock
"A. m, on Sept. l., l@A before tho Rcgi<ter
aud Receiver at the United States Land O3lce
in Woodward, Okla.
The said contestant having, in proper nili-
davit iiied May y. 1915, set forth facts which
show thai after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made, IL is hereby or.
derod and direcssd that such notice be given by
due AMI proper publication.
81 6-2A DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office, Woodward, o. 7.
NAV - 1914

Department OF the lEtsrior,
United States Land Of.ice, Woodward, o. 7.
a May ~ 1906.
4 sufficient contes. affidavit having been filed
Ia tins olics by Edith l.. kettenan, contestant,
AGAINST he No. llSl, made August q, 1903,
for Sw1i. Sec. y, TIP. :, n. r. 20, f., by Hiram
Dunfort contestee, In which it is alleged that
Hiram Hanford has wholly ubandonei said
tracs for a period Of more than six months since
making said said entry and next prior to the
da.e herein, he having failed to Improve said
tract or s,ablish residence thereon within the
statutory perlud lsiE monthsl as required by
law: that said tract j. not settled upon and
cultivated by said party as required by law,
said defaults having not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due - his employment in the Army. Navy,
or Marine Corps of the United States in any
capacity in timc of war, and this the said con-
tcstant Is ready % prove at such time and
place as may be named by the Register and
Receiver for hearing in said case. said par
ties are hereby notified TO appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
O'Clock "A. NJ. on Septeml er 1, 1905, before the
Register and Receiver at the United States
Land office In Woodward, O. T.
The said contestant having, in proper fiji
davit hlrd Ady GA 1906, .Jt forth facts which
show that after aOe diligence, personal s4rvice
~ tiiis notice cannot bc made, il j. hereby or
derel ard directs that such notice be given by
due aud proper publication.
81 b-2S DICK I. MORGAN, Register.
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n-TsrtTnen. q the Interior, Land ofsr 81
Nossitar ri, OEia1OuIz. Aulle ~. l.sf-
Nosic- l. nr.ehg glxaEl tl.st TIE lo,luEilir named
set er hss Elas 1filsN u rs intention % u.a e
fTla. .xuo 4. sur0oft % bis claiia and that aid
pr.of uli b. nsie fef7r frs a. iilH, cierk OF the
pislEftf Ccllr- To- Beaver cD5urI Okla. o. 10 D :
ahsslir- ieior ~ T. 2linn rs dep,1tT ai his o.
nc- a. Beaver. utls.. oli eGif -. 1874 fizs
us- tH Il j. % lsTsaT. Gfil.. HA. No.
zss.1s for he - NWA sui : s. NEis. SEC. a.
Tp 4 X y !. e. H.
We 1sS % III o. 81 vi nesses 20 Frrf'e his
= II D. NJ VI.
Jgs@ph " sEel'ey. ; lbui1n Herliison, wiisegs
y waidros. gr'as = D4ss. q ID Of Beaver, DsIa-
DICK EJEIAN, Register.
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Department Of the Inferior, Land orice at Wood


ward. Okla. June Z. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has flied notice OF his intention 10 make
final proof In .uprort OF his claim. and that said
proof VIII be- made before Z. p. Kelly. Clerk OF
the District Court for Beaver County, Oklahoma
Territory. or In his absence. before W. r. Quinn,
his deputy, In his ofire at Beaver, Oklahoma
Terrttory on July "a. 1906. viz:
Henry j. klaSsen. OF Surprise, Okla. HA. No
for the NNh, sec. S. tn. ?. y. X. 25. Z. G. VI.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upoa, and cultivation of,
~ ID land VIZ:
Henry Pie,t. Dave GaaideTt. Peter RatZIaff. all
OF surprise, o. T., and Henry Froese OF sophia,
Oklahoma
GA 7-l2. DICk T. NORMAN, Register.
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The next convca;ion Of the National
Editorial socistion Wi.l be held al
Jamestown, Virginia
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LIQUOR NOTICE.

To WHOM 1T Mar CoNcyRN.
No;ics l. hsn-hy given that nc Cash made
spp ioation to s''il al retail malt. vinOus and
ths un Incorporates tnun - Hooker Ds,ayer
County. Oklahoma TERRITORY for a G.eriai az
on yrsr and rays that liceuse therefor be
granted u ths above nam-d apuliraut m
thers h. no objection In writing made and hled
70 the issnancc 81 saii liren~- on or l.-fore
June - iSo, al - o'clcck :. m. aid license
will issue nc CAsa. ApuIiesnt
s-A 6-2i swk.
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CITY BARBER SHOP.
n. E. JUDD, Prop.

p. E. JUDD, Prop.
/ am now located in my new quar-
tcrs. south room-down stairs-trst
door south Of Court House IN new
Hodge building.
Good clean shave-Sharp raZoTs-Com-
Portable chairs-Neat shop.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Continued Activity at Eagle Rock

The Edwards & Winters company re-
port a busy week in Eagle Rock build
ing sites. Among their sales for the
past week are the following:
In Mayfield Park tract: To F. w.
Schneider the northeast corner of Roy
al drive and Las Flores. 60x160 feet,
$1100; bought for immediate improve
ment with modern eight-room resi-
dence.
To Elizabeth Greenhault, lot IL, 50x160
on the west side of Royal drive, $3.50.
To E. H. Cory, lots 80 and 40, 100x160
on Royal drive, $500; bought for in
vestment.
To A. L. Brown, lot sO 5Ox16o. east
front on Royal drive, $3.50; bought for
Improvement.
To Grace L. Greenhalgh, lot 46, 50x160,
east front on Royal drive, $3.50.
To Arcide S. Peterson, lot AZ, east
front on Royal drive, $3.50; invest
ment.
To Geo. w. Richards, lots 16 and II,
100x160, west front on Royal drive,
$500; bought for home site.
In Glenwood Park tract: To DR.. Mary
Noble, lot 10, north front ON Sycamore
avenue, $3.50; to K. N. Brown, lot 80,
south front on Palm, $3.50.
In Las Flores tract: To A. L. Brown,
lot Z on Acacia drive, 65x175, 1915; in
vestment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
GIRL STUDENTS 70 HAVE HOME
Hotel Being Built Exclusively for
American and English Pupils
Residing In Paris

PARIS, Dec. 29.-"Student Hostel" I"
in plain letters ON the street wall of
the house at SO Boulevard st. Michel,
attracts by reason of its combination
of foreign and archaic styles. In or
der to find what kind of hotel was
meant by the sign a correspondent
ventured into the reception room of the
establishment.
This student hotel Is not quite COM
pleted, but only few finishing touches
remain to be made. Opening exercises
will be held tomorrow, then the institu-
ton will be ready for it's educational
and philanthropic work. This new
foreign feature of the Latin quarter
comprises plan for meeting the wants
of students of art, music and Ian
guages.
1t is intended to provide accommo-
dation mainly for American and Eng
lish girls. None of the bright or de-
serving young men Of the quarter
need apply.
The Student hostel is affiliated with
the Worlds Christian association,
therefore it is quite natural that Mrs.
John ]. Hoff should be actively asso-
ciated with the project.
1t Is not to be free institution, but
the fees will be moderate, thereby
helping girls whose means are limited.
Briefly explained, it will be a temple
Of learning and a home combined.
Among the advantages and attractions
enumerated in the prospectus are
French lessons by resident French
professor. French conversation, a
lecture hall, a music garden, a tea
house, library, reading rooms, an in
formation bureau, the services of a
trained nurse, single and double rooms,
restaurant, rest rooms, baths, Bible
classes and mission study.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Deals East of Main Street

Following are recent sales reported
closed by It. L. O'Brien & Co.:
Grocery business, including stock and
fixtures, located at northeast corner of
Jefferson and Main; Ogdon Bros. to w.
Clapper, $1,000.
Lot 4Ox135 feet on Thirty-f1fth, be-
tween Maple and Trinity; Mrs. NJ. Otto
to Mrs. Ahrens. $1,000; will be improved
Immediately with four three-room
apartments.
Two lots northeast corner of Jeffer-
son and Stanford, 90x185 feet to an al
ley, T. e. Cleland to local investor,
$2SO0; will improve Immediately with
flats.
Fifteen-acre ranch near Garden
Grove, half walnut, buildings nominal
value. w. Clapper to Ogdon Bros, $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Flat Building and Bungalows

The Edwards & Winters company
reports the following sales;
For r. II. Franklin to II. w. Bezart
lot 50xl50 feet on the east side of Olive
street. near Pico, improved with two
story fiat building, known as 1880 .S2
South Olive, consideration $26, 500
bought for investment.
For j. M. Smith to a local investor
the southwest corner of Seventeenth
and Grand, 74x136, improved with a
six-fiat building. $4,000 bought for in
vestment.
For Martha L. zander to Esther A
Whitney, six-room modern bungalow
known as 3lO4 Budlong avenue on lot
50xl25, $475O, bought for a home.
For II. M. Barton to M. l.. Sanders
the northwest corner Leoti and Adams
7Ox276, $1,000, bought for Improvement
with bungalows.
For Lille M Kellar to j. b. Green
six-room modern bungalow, 2423 West
Twenty-second, on lot 50xl50 $500
bought for a home.
Fer Geo w. Grove to M. K Wintz
lot 8, block /. West Roses tract, Bunker
Hill, near Alpine. 42x116. $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Country Property Active

Ben White reports the following
sales of country property, amounting
to nearly $36,000:
Lot IA of the Signal Hill tract, Long
Beach, Peter Sanchez to A. Nagle, $3.50.
Five lots at Hermosa beach to Mrs.
Jennie Dawley, $1,000
Twenty acres situated about two
miles west of Highland, fine orange
land, for H. Murphy to ]. c. Thomas,
$4,000.
Ten acres with a free water right
one-fourth mile east of Del Rosa, all
set to apricots ten years old, four-room
house, barn, fences, ETC., for E. b.
Wyckoff to Peter Sanchez, $3OO0
Sixty acres one mile southeast of
Norwalk, used for alfalfa principally
and for garden truck ranch; ten-room
house, large barns and outbuildlngs
two flowing wells; all fenced and cross
fenced and about ten acres in full bear
ing raisin grapes of the best variety
for John Spurlin to l.. o. Beamer
$20,0 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
TRAIN A PALACE ON WHEELS
Carriages Built for EngIand's Rulers
surpass Even Those Built for
the Kaiser
Special Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON. Dec. 29.-The new royal
train for the king and queen has just
been completed by the London g.
Northwestern Railway company. It
probably is the most luxurious train
in the world, not even excepting the
kaiser's. Its interior is a color dream
in gold and ivory white.
The train is composed OF six car
riages. They include a sumptuous
dining car. sleeping compartments,
smoking saloon and a model kitchen.
Great trouble has been taken to reduce
to almost a negative quantity the os-
cillation and vibration which are, as a
rule. inseparable from sixty miles an
hour
Rapid progress also Is being made
with the Alexandria, the turbine steam
yacht being built on the Clyde for the
king, ana 1t is expected that it will be
launched In a few weeks time. AS
soon as the Alexandria is ready the
royal yacht Osborne will go north and
transfer its crew and also some Of its
fittings these being retained for old
times sake. The Osborne Will be re-
tanned till the new vessel has under
gone the steam trials and is ready
for his majesty's use. then the old
vessel will be broken up.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
DWELLINGS AND LOTS SOLD
Values in the Southwest Indicated by
Prices Paid for Home
Propertv

Jones & Ryder Land company report
the following sales in the Poole & Jones
tract:
Poole & Jones to 3. F. Richardson
lot 50x132 on Kenwood avenue, near
Thirtieth street; price $4,000.
Poole & Jones to Mrs. N. E. Balm
bridge, lot 50x132 on Raymond avenue
near Twenty-ninth street; $4,000.
Poole & Jones to Frank Lyddell, LOT
50x132 on Normandie avenue, near JEFF
ferson street; $780,
Poole & Jones to G. A. Vanderwater
lot 50x132 on Normandie avenue, near
Jefferson street; $2100.
Also the following houses and lots:
L. e. Jones to A. Katangoff, five.
room cottage at 446 Clarence street
$1,000
Edward B. Spencer to Claude c. Gill
five-room cottage at TIA East Thirty
ninth street; $2100.
w. Friend to G. H. Lamb 1929 Bonnie
Brae, nine-room bungalow; $4,000.
w. K. Cowan to d. c. Bavison, FIVE
room cottage at 1875 Berenda street;
$4,000.
Joseph Finegan to B. L. Mccoy, nine
room two-story house at 1926 Bonnie
Brae street; $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Rouaht improved Property

Morgan & Gay sold to w. II. Clune
a lot 50x150 feet with nominal improve
ments on the east side of Main street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets; price, $S2,500
Mrs. Carrie A. Crawford has pur-
chased from Mrs. Julia A. Chapman "A
lot on the west side of Rich street,
midway between Pico and Fourteenth
streets, for S3500. The lot has a from.
age of fifty feet and is 12O feet deep
and is unimproved. The sale was made
by C. c. c. Tatum and F. w. Flint jr
Percy II. Clark has sold for James
Young to Burton e. Green, president
of the Amalgamated Oil company, a
for a consideration OF S27,500. 1t Is said
to be the intention of the purchaser to
remove the present Improvements and
build a high class brick apartment
house on the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
Holiday Realty Sales

The Kroesen Bros. report real es-
tate sales as follows:
George L. and Martha v. McDon-
ough to John Baptist ct al, lot, so by
1862 feet, four-room California house,
south side of Sixty-third street, be-
tween South Park avenue and Walrath
street
Thorne-Kroesen South Park tract to
d. j. Baxter. lot 40 by 140 feet, west
side of Howard street, just south of
Slauson avenue, with seven-room house,
$4,000
To j. T. Judson lot, 40 by 145 feet
with small California house, on the
east side of Walrath street, just south
of Slauson avenue, $1,000.
TO Jessie Woods lot, 40 by 145 feet,
east side Of Walrath street, just south
of Slauson avenue, $3.50.
To M. V. Winnerstrom lot, 40 by las
feet, east side of Walrath street, Just
south of Slauson, for $3.50.
/. ID. Kroesen. an undivided one-half
interest to S. w. Kroesen, lot so by 1OC
feet, north side of Lee street, with six
room modern house, between South
Park avenue and Mckinley avenue
$2O00
e. ]. Baldwin to l. d. Kroesen. lot
40 by 1873 feet, on the south side OF
Fifty-sixth street, between South PARK
avenue and Walrath street, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
MASONIC TEMPLE
ON FINE CORNER
100000 PAID FOR LAUTCH
PROPERTY
Lot Is Located on the Southwest Cor
ner Of Flgueroa and Picosstreets,
Convenient to Many
Car Lines

Mrs. Adele Lautoh has sold her
property on the southwest corner Of
Pico and Figueroa streets, lot with
frontage of 104 feet on Figueroa and
IT'S feet to an alley on Pico, to the Los
Angeles Masonic Temple association,
the consideration being 100000. On
this handsome site the association will
erect the new Masonic Temple, an or
nate structure of three stories, con-
venient to the Pico, Washington, Uni
versity, Grand avenue, Interurban and
Santa Monica car lines.
Articles of interpretations for the
new Masonic Temple association have
been forwarded to the secretary of
state at Sacramento. The capital stock
will be $150,000 and the incorporators
Pease, W. p. Jeffries, John F. Hughes,
w. r. Hervey, H. W.. Frank, George l.
Kyle, Oscar c. Morgan. Dana r. We'll
Ter, William H. Gaynor and H. A. Shell
ton.
The organization which will find a
home in the new temple are the Los
Angeles commandery, Knights Tenn
plar; Signet chapter and Los Angeles
chapter Royal Arch Masons; the Blue
lodges of Southern California, Pen
talpha, Westgate, Los Angeles, Vale
de France; the various chapters of the
Eastern Star and probably several
others. 1t is estimated that at least
5000 Masons will be directly affected
by this change in location.
The Masonic temple on South Hill
street was erected ten years ago at a
cost of $4,000. The property was re-
Gently sold for $1S5,000.
The sale of the new site was made
through the agency of w. 1. Hollings-
worth & Co