Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-19
Will Test Tenders

ttersid from The premises of our pa
irons. THE HbfAIN
viii Test Tenders
William E. Dunn, attorney for the
Huntington electric lines, telegrapnneo
least an order for samples of the
hGclipse and Consolidated tenders.
/These will he built according to spe-
cifications submitted and will be given
u test as soon as they arrive In Los
Angeles.
Loses Valuables
A report reached the detective office
of the Central station Wednesday that
Mrs. G.. G. Hunt of 1241 lngrahan
street left hand bag containing val
uables in the retiring room at West
lake park Tuesday. A arge reward
has been offered for the return Of the
bag and its contents.
Mormon Seeks Health Here
Elder Walter j. Beatie, one of the
leading men Of the Mormon church,
has moved TO California and VIII
henceforth make his home I'm Los An
geles. Elder Beatie has held many of
the leading offices of the Mormon
church. His purpose in coming 10 Cal-
ifornia is to regain his health.
Ships Remains East
Thomas Wilson, a brother of Alfred
wilson, VINO lOOk MS lllG III thN
cade depot Sunday, ordered that the
remains be shipped to Wilson's home
at College Corners, o.. for burial The
dead mans brother arrived in Los An
geles from Tacoma, Wash, yesterday
and will accompany the remains.
Noted Cowboy Coming
l.. f. Foster, the cowboy rough and
fancy rider, has decided to revisit
California this spring. Mr.. Foster was
in Los Angeles in 1879, 1888 and In jan
uary, 1888. For years he has been CIV
ing exhibitions in the principal cities
At one time he was chief of cowboys
with Buckskin Bill's Wild West.
Did Not Attempt Suicide
p. S. Knight of Perris, ILL.,, the young
man found unconscious in his room In
lodging house at 214 East Fifth
street Wednesday afternoon, regaineo
consciousness yesterday. Knight says
that he had no intention of ending his
life and did not know that the gas was
turned on when he retired Tuesday
night.
Issue Chicken Theft Warrants
Jane Doe" warrants were issued foi
three women supposed to have stoler
IA bantam chickens from Mrs Muel-
ler's ranch near the city and three bul
pups from l.. NJ. Judy, S33 East Thirty
third street, Wednesday. The warrants
were issued by the prosecuting attor'
ney yesterday and turned over to De
tcctives McCann and Zeigler
To Show Views of Gardens
Artistic gardening will be discusset
by Myron Hunt before the Friday
Morning club this morning. large
number of stereOpticon views Will bt
introduced to show the development
which has been reached in all part:
of the world in artistic gardening
England, Italy, France, japan, Egyp
and America will all be shown
Marriages AnnuIIed
Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted yesterday in the superior cour
by Judge Trask in The petitions o
Mrs. Tille Dunn against Harry Dunn
and Mrs. Clara Wilkins against Jane;
Wilkins. Both petitions alleged de
sertion. Martha f.. Rice Bowser wa
granted an annulment of marriage
from John w. Bowser by Judge Will
bur in department eight superio
court.
Beet Pulp Blinds Cattle
Sugar beet pulp is said to be th
cause of the partial blindness will
which cattle arriving in the city from
OXnard and vicinity are afflicted.
herd of 400 cattle was received Wed
nesday by the Cudahy packing hous'
of this city and the entire herd wa
suffering with a sort of blindness
Veterinarians say that the disease ma!
be due to the sugar beet pulp upoi
which the animals were fed to fattel
them.
Got Her Price at Last
IL. II. Smyth, through Colson, Byrol
& Donnell, has paid Marie Gugolz, ;
pioneer resident of Los Angeles, $4,000
for a lot 50X5S1a feet on the southwes
corner of Los Angeles and Winston
streets. The purchase was made a.
an investment. Mr.. Smyth will cree
a business block on the lot. Thirt.
years ago Mrs. Gugolz paid $3.50 TO
that lot, and although she has hat
many offers for the property she ha
clung to it until paid 100000, a sun
that will provide her with all needfu
comforts for the balance of her day
and permit the realization of tn
dream of her life, a trip to Germany
where she may reside in the future.
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