davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

The following are the jobbing prices
in the local market:
EGGs-Fresh California ranch. 21c;
northern, 20c.
SOC; eovdEranGs Valley Creamery, W @7h @5oc; coast
creamery, 45@4Ac;, cooking, 1sc.
HONEY-Water white, 60-lb.. cans,
Honeycomb--Water white. lib. frame,
14@15c; light amber, 121sc; beeswax,
CHEESE tall per lb.)-Northern. 14c;
York, 16@16hc; wisconsin, lee; twins,
16@16hc; long horns, 1870. cheddars,
Ice; daisies, 16hc; Rincon, Ice; SWISS Sds
P6TAToEs (per 100 III lbs; s;lm1Ear11y 1
Bose porthepn IN s1SI B0T6aSk sk
Ifighiand. sf,55 q 1;s5; oregon I $1,000
1.65; Nevadas, $1.S5; sweet yellow
BEANS GALL per 100 lbs.)-Pink. No.
MashiSEf63 No 5p" l. SG ssoaso 'Iils blscleses aSas
$50; gsryances, $l.5S@5,6O; German lin
Onions (per 100 lbs. )-Nevadas, $500
RED PeaTmain ftier siso Tier
S1.10; Belleheurs, 4.tier. $1.6o; AZ tier,
$3.50; Ganos, s1.25: ". ". PearmaMin, H. a.
ton Pippins, 4-tier, $1.5O; Az tier, S1.25.
POULTRY-Jobbers sell poultry to
the trade as follows (per pound): Hens;
zoe; young roosters, 25c;- fryers, 3oc;, old
turkeys per 1b., 27c; old toms, 25c; young
toms, &c; hen turkeys, 26c; geese, zoe;
ducks, zoe.
BAKERS FLOUR-Made of eastern
hard wheat-Per bbl, $5.25; blended
wheat, $3.50; eastern rye, $5.25.
CEREAL GOODS-Wholesale prices
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New York Stocks

Sy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-The follow
ing were official quotations on the
stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14

tame. ss.Ooa1S.Oo; alfalfa, sio.5oai1'5O;
Receipts|Fiour. ss52: wheat 1885; barley
1885, oats. s19 beans, no; corn. 600i p.ota-
toes, 5000; onions, 327 middlings, $50; hay,
s0l; hides, 176; wine, 23,500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Boston Stocks and Bonds
BY Associated Press.

BOSTON, April 13.-The following were
| official closing quotations for stocks and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14

time loans easier; 60 and 80 days and
six months 6 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Good Friday

Good Friday was observed in Chi
cago. The stock exchange was closed.
No grain market and no curb stocks
quoted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
San Francisco Mining Stocks

BY NSSOcIateu FTeSs.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-The Of
fetal closing quotations for mining stocks
today were as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14

Total Canada. $71,667,2 240 To 80
1BaIances paid in cash. +*Not inciuoea
In totals because containing other Items
than clearings.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Treasury Statement

BY AssOc1ated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances
shows:
Available cash balance, S160.443, ,975;
gold coin and bullion, $7S, S,130,125; gold
certificates, $57,874,200.
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Drivate Ambulance FH T'.s,s. ;,s.s; ;.

. ambulance service. we have secured
the most convenient and up-to-datq We
Prompt response to calls day or night
Phone eb. ORR q HINES COMPANY
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wheat, s1.6O; wheat t1OO-lb. sack,)
s1.65; corn, s1.35; cracked corn. $l.40:
feed meal $1.45; bran, heavy. $1.25;
rolled barley, $1.40; oil cake meal, $2.25;
cotton seed meal, $1.S5; cocoanut cake,
S1.55; shorts, pounds, $1.45; white oats,
$3.50; red oats. $3.50; eastern hanlr
corn 81. .2h
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Credit Balances
By Associated Pre-

Credit Balances
By Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa, April 13.-Credit bal
ances $1.61
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Retail Prices


of consumption prevail at the Los An
geles stores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy. 65c
Butter 2-lb. roll. Poppy. ....... 6Oo
buI.Sr' S 'ooolring Stp oi' ..... soc
r,oas fresh rench ner doz Csc
Potatoes, fancy Salinas, 100 lbs. .S2'So
Apples, Bellefleurs. 40-lb, box.'''' l'eo
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14

HAY-(A1l per ton)-
Choice wheat hay ..............S .Sl5 .50gl6 .9V
No. / wheat and oat. IS .50914 so
Mo. 2 wheat and oat......... 10. 00@11 90
Choice tame oat .,............ II. .00613 90
Other tame oat ,.,.,,......... S.00G10 90
Wild oat Observation-Disclosures. 9.00011 90
straw Gper bale) ............ 800 30
Alfalfa ...,...................1 10. 50612 so
Stock hay ..................... 1000 7.50
FRUITS AND BERRIES = Bananas,
SC; strawberries, S@10c; dewberrics,
&c; raspberries. S@10c; blackberries
1Oc; loganberries. 4@5c.
CITRUS FRUITS Lemons, Fancy
s2.25 box; new Washington navel or
anges, $1.25 @1.50.
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS Gall per
lb. diamonds, IXL. 151a @16c,; Ne Plus
Ultra, 151a @16c; peanuts, California
fancy, SIC: eastern, fancy. 1ac; Jap
anese, &c; walnuts California bleached,
No. l. 141hc; pecans. Jumbo. l5c; extra
arge, 14Kc; Brazils, Ice; filberts. 13c;
Mexican pine nuts, zoe.
DATES-Persian Hellowis, 51s @6c;
L VEG; 'V1TEFSG;R1TyABLEs-string III Il beans. 1Oc;
wax beans, 10c; beets, $1.15 per sack;
fancy celery, 60@60c doz.; evaporated
chiIes, 2O@S0c lb.; garlic, &c lb., let
tuce. 12h 015c doz; 75c sack; peas
AZ 6b5c ib.; spinach 12hc doz.; tur-
nips. 65c sack; cabbage. $1.25 sack;
caulifower. soc; tomatoes $l'2o z'2o
a crate.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14


Associated Oil ................. 92 "a
California Pacific Ry ........ -:
Corona Power &c Water Co.. SO% 90
Cucamonga Water Co ........ ... 10l
Edison Electric con ........... 1O212 lO319
Edison Electric Co.. old issue -. -.
Home Telephone ............... 96s "
Home Telephone 1st ref...... 81 g3
L. A. Pac. Con Mtg. g.........
L. A. Traction Co.............
l.. A. Electric .................
l.. A. Railway Co.............. -. -:
Mission Trans & r. Co... 90 1O2
Mt. Lowe Railway Co........ 80. ...
Pacific Light & Power Co... 100h 1O3
Pacific Electric Railway Co.. -. 49,.
Pasadena H. T. & T. Co... SO 9Oh
Pomona &c Ont. L. & T. Co.. 80 80.
Pomona Con Water Co... 80. 80.
Riverside n. T. & T. Co... SO 41a
Santa Monica II. r. e. T. Co.. -. S6
San Diego H. Il. e Z. Co... SO S5h
Santa Barbara Electric Ry..
Seaside Water Co ............ 90. 80.
Temescal Water Co........... S6 102
United Electric G. &; p. Co.. 80. -.
u. S. Long Distance .......... 92 80
Union Transportation Co .... 9S 100
Visalia Water Co ............ SO
whittier ......................... oV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
DAILY MINING CALL

Official Sales-Nevada Searchlight, 1000
shares at 13c; 1000 at 1910 (B 800; Jesse
Belle, 1000 at 41ac; Johnnie Con, 1000 at
l5bc; 3006 at 151sc.
CATTFORNTA
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E N Y home Co
lOny association.
PIOyHet0 del eual es ono de los mi.
ciadoTss Upton Sinclair.
PIaHsan eompTaT 5000 600 acres Dc isTeuo j
aslahIseeT lna epEanIdal meaeIn

L0smiemhros todas las personals inte-
resadas en 81 n. Y. Home Colony AsBo-
citation Sc reunieTon el dia 2 de A gosto en-
eI West Side Branch Y-M G. a., para
discutir fofmular los principles generates
sobre los cuales Ia corporation se ha fun
dado.
Upton Sinclair, antor de "The Jungle
ea uno de los promovedores del proyecto y
est6n asoeiados con 6l muchas personals
prominentea en efrculos socialiatas flan-
tr6picos
Fundamentalmente Mr.. Sinclair aus
asociadoa Sc proponen eatablecer una aocie-
dad de parsonas que simpaticen entire 81 en-
m. j. 6 en- 81 Condado de Westchester
donde esperan Iealizar 80 programa Eilos
piensan comprar 500 500 acres de terre-
no y eBtablecer una comunidad modelo.
ConaideTables progresses han sido hechos
por lor miemhTos de Ia comunidad ira
baian ahora por recommendations hechas
por comites: organization, labor, nihos
Eftos comites han hecho 4s recomendacio-
mes one Be est6n discntiendo ahora mas
tarde Ia organization defnitiVa eerS apro-
bada la association seFa incorporada.
AL que no eata familiarizado con Ia tee
Mica de estos temas Ia discussion de tales
principles le recuerda la discussion del
librC dc Edward Bellamy titulado sLook-
ing Backward una noTela fundada en- 81
socialismo que hizo furoT en- este pals 20
afiOs haCe. La colonia comunidad Na &
llevar 81 control de todo en- coiectividad
Sc le tendr6 euidado 4 los nifios en- I'M
edifcio separado. A los sirvientes Sc les
pagar6 de an fondo com6n se tendran
cocina comedores colectivos. Todo sera
arreglado simplifcando los problemas do
mestieoA
Todos los asuntos de negocios de- la colo
MIA estaran cargo de una ofcina central
y Sc ha estimado que un ciudadano cual-
quiera de New York podrfa vivir con ID
mitad de 10 que gasta en- esa ciudad pu-
diendo divertirse 81 d0ble 81 entra como
miembro G la asociaci6n.
El tribute, de entrada & la sociedad es
de SO, pero 81 dereoho para tener una
palte proportional en- el stock costar6
$1,000, Sobre ehte puuto hubo una fuer-
te discussion. La question era de que 81 Sc
organizaria Ia sociedad con arreglo & Ia
ley de corpOTacionea de miembros 8 Ia ley
de corpoTaciones do stock. Mr.. Sinclair
una gran mayoTfa de asociados yotaron
por Ia ley de corporaeisnes de miembros
pero +. w. Sparks nm miembro abogado
indic6 que no podrian emprender los ne
gocioA que Sc proponfan & menos que Sc
incorporaran bajo la ley de corporaciones
de stock
PoT una hora mas continu6 Ia discu-
sion. Otros meetings Sc llevaran caboy
Ia question sera discutida debidamente por
los varioS comit6s J sometida los miem-
bros para final adopci6n.
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presentar los Eatadoa Unidos, ii hubieFa
nueatrO coterr6neO acceptable una Tepresan.
taci6n ca Ia que habia de- hacer un papel
POGO airoso bastante Tidfeulo.
El senior Larrinaga, al entraT en- Bio
Janeiro, entire q s6quito de Mr., Root, hui
b era parecido, como Ia reina Zer obia de
Palmira, Al verifcarNu entrada triunfal
en- Roma el emperador Aureliano.
Hubiera aido IN trofeo de guerra, es de-.
cir, IN aTgumento en- contra de lo que Mr..
Root, tenfa intenci6n de decir diio
Acusarfa insigne torpeza hablar contra
la guerra, y presentar un vencido; ensal-
zar la ibertad, y poner como mneatra IN
colono sin patria hi ciudadanfa.
Mr. Root, sino % dijo, habrS querido
decirles 4 los congresistaa de Rio ia.
neiros
ssAhf teneis para daE fe de que nueatraa
inteneiones son puraa bnenas de que
nuestras tendencias sno son esclaVizar pue-
bios, sino redimirlos, ayudarloH Scr liz
bres soberanog, absefior Larrinaga. Su
pals gimi6 esclayo durante cuatrocientos
amos. Nosotros fuimos ala 4 romper sus
cadenas, engrandecerle, hacerle rico,
pr6apero y ibre por eao hoy nos beadice
poT ESQ ae rogocija hoy con d idea de nues.
ira ciudadanfa que vamQg darle, con la
idea de nuestra Constitution que vamos 4
otorgarle de aqpf pocos dfag, en Ia pri-
mera reunion de nueatro Congreao con Ia
eaperanza de yer engarzada su estgellita
solitaire en 81 frmamento azul de nuestra
bandera.
Ali 10 teneis; 81 podrfa deciros, en- el
lenguaje armonioso que yosotroa hablais,
con esa Auencia de. Verbo, propia de los
pueblos latinos, 81 10 que aquf aiirmo no
Sc va confrmando por Ia reRlidad p Ia ex-
periencia alla en- 81 TERRA
Deahf que nosotr0B demos extraordina-
ria importancia esa Confereneia Pan
americana, j yeamos en- ella una esperan-
20 redentora para nuestra patria, una pro-
mesa de hbsrtad, 81 alborear eplendido
de IN dia De verdadera grandeza u felici-
dad para Puerto Rico.
iQuiera Dios que DO estemos equivoca-
dosp
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Il os;a 3, a5.a 1870 7s''.''' - ss1s-
psreca n,se s;ll,nes s,to. e
II Real 6cssesr;e IS IS sr..,... 5.9s
rsrto- 800 49,, $50 Ns.
aan;,s1 & 4 s,,,s s.', ,;,las, 1'-s ~
S;s,snre Il, $3.50 ..,.. 6
OIL s.,s, ~, ,s.,.,1 .-.,-,
IS noslqs -
mfa FIafio 81 sS;or,s serteSI Isnc 81 p5s-fo
Rioo o.a t,elo- rs s 1900.
"a Ieouaa 81 rpdonSo.
Tr,loa re.,ov ss,,,.- ...,,, vs-,,o5o-o s,,t,,.
s;suno o;arta rs IS .,o.
1900 IS ,.T,I,,, a q, !, 3 8
- 3, r. s.
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No eanIen nlEg q AIrIeana


Por mi que Ia canten. Pero conate que
ESQ edlltdbanL0 no pocas personas, soto
vOce, 81 nabado.
El ST.. Casas no Hali6 on sn papel, & PEI
sar de So apsllido. todo V estiiffca,ste que
era de deaear. Tiene agradabIs timbre de
v0z es desenvuelto es escena, mas cr60r
u, faltale 81 co1ltiaeate. de Giac0-
bazzi, Ia sonTisa inocentona de RoaselI6
laas aTrugas apecalfpticas dc Ulises Ia
grave parsimonia de Laloma.
Ia m1sica, bajo Ia batuta de Burset
(don J0aca1 hastants afnada tisn0.
Como este director ed tan piquiaesgas Ia SCI
nora corista auatriaca, asombrada de no
verle desde 81 palco escenico, cuentan que
preguntaba en- 81 idioma:
SD6nde est6 Ell 0a0estnog
"a benefciada que es muy simpatica,
triunf6.
En- Dos canGri0s dc eofe,I Iestuyieron fe-
liefsimos D. 'Errico, IA Gals 81 IA Bettini
Dentornil l6ronBe de risa, con tan plausible
motivo, muchos espectadoreH Sobre todo,
euando Ia sefi0ra Bettini, con esa infexi6n
de voz que ella pchee y que se compade-
ee mucho con 81 gorjear del candrio de "a
Vsgo expreaabass en caatellano decfa:
Per que no pagan? tamil mananal
tanti mafiana!
Cristo de Ia Salud, sefiora: Ii Ia oyen los
que velan por d pureza del castsllano Ia
sasphcla'e que dijo un companero del que
estas lfneas traza.
En- El Pobre .Valbueno eabreaalieron
Cases = Nontesinog. en- conjunto, agra.
do 81 deaempeno de Ia obraa
Maestro HiI0riO sa felicita, porque fue
I'll quien solicit6 81 benefcio para Ia espi.
ritual rubia, ya se We que no hubo de
resultaT como con ciertOa conBejoz que le
cfrecen 81 empTesaTio geat5ke y que luego
no pasan de tconvites de garza,
NOta. -Anoche estaba 81 teatro de g6n-
dola en- g6ndola. Y Giacobbazzi en terra.
lQue joibitil
pom pom pongo "a trina
MAESTRO HILARIO.
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RlIEGO.

Lo hacemos q los sres. que aa relacionan
& continuation fin de que se sirvan con.
teatar sin mas demora, las reiteradas cartaa
que le. han sidO dirijidas pOT Ia Admins
TRACTION de este diariO, para Ia liquidation
de sus respectiyas cueutas
Don Jose FerFer y Ferrer. CAGUAS.
Tom6s Mariani de YAUCO.
: Carlos e. de Chouden ANASCO.
Manuel Z. Tons de HUMACAO.
j. A. Morera Colon de SALINAS.
!" Nicolas Benitsz DeIgado JUN.
COS.
Don Domingo Gallart GUAYAMA.
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ANuMCIO De SgBASTL.
DabaFIanaat0 dal InlefIOr
Ofcinq deE Superintendent

y fs<S4s% wv ~ Ssst@ttgtDttgC
de O6ros Pttblicas.
San juan, P. r. Agoato de 1906.
Propoaicionea en- pHegos cerradoB para
la adjudication en- p6blica subasta del su-
miniatTo, medida entrega de 20,226
metros cfibicos de piedra triturada, por
lotes, para Ia conservation de Las carEete-
ras de San Juan-P Ponce Catafo-V Vega. Alta,
Camuy- "A guadilla. Maysgiez- a iiasco, Ma
yaguez- auco, Mayagiiez Las Mariae,
Aguadilla-I IlaTeg, Ponce-Arecibo, Cayey
Arroyo, Iaguas Humacao Playa, Baya-
m6n-C ComeEfo, Reyes Cat6Iicos-C Corozal y
Rio Piedras Nagaabos "a admitiran en-
esta ofcina haata las IL de la mafiana del
dia 90 de Agoeto de 1906, ca que se abri-
ran pdblicamente
Iodos los datoB neceaariOs ee daF6n en-
esIa oficina, donde Sc encuentran de mani
festo todos los documentoa que han de
regir en- Ia contrata. incluyendo Ia clasif-
caci6n de- los Totes, podran recoger los
interesados los modelos de propoaiciones
que han de presentar.
Los icitadores no estan obligados ha-
Ger propogicionea por el montante total de
II piedra, nino que podran alegir todos los
lotes que mas le e'convengan.
Ia Administration sa Fes8rva 81 dere-
cho do rechazar cualquiera 6todas las pro-
j. j. JIMENkZ,
supt. de Obras Pdblicas.
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EspI6ndido Is q surtido que ACADIA
de recibir la Villa dc Madrid' Eata
almacen e 81 que tiens meioras casimiras,
chaIeoos de piqu6 paiios para biIlar, trajes
da s Gan = Parfs. se1a1 chinas, corbalas
cnellos y puIca Dc hilo, peEfumerfa fran-
c mantones de Manila, infnidad De
adornos para sombraro, incluso flores, , 81
suriido ms sxtenso en telas ds fantasia.
Una vista 'sLal Villa de Madrid que
Is II tienda De mOdes Telefono 273.
r. O. Box 764 San Francisco 81. San
Juan, 2, r p
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Libsrtad BOrinqusfa.

Esta Sociedad -inf6rmase- --ha tenido &
bien conVocar & una reunion especial to-
dos los presidentes de las sociedades re-
creatiYas, con 81 fin de tTatar asuntos que
SO relacionan con las mismas.
Dicha reunion be llevara efecto en- la
calle de Ia Fortaleza ntimero 76 las
ocho de Ia noche.
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lNTERESA

Los pRnFES0nES De MilSlnR ~ Jesus
Rend0n Alnaira, tiene c0natante sxisteneia
de iustrunentos: tales como ClaEinetes,
Flautas, Elautines, Correctness Barl6On0s,
BombaTdinOs, Tr0mbones, ViOlinea Man-
dOlinss, Niol0ncellos. etc. Met0d0s ~ Sol-
fe0 y para t0da clase de instr run1ent0a Ac-
cesOrios mdsiea en- general. Iambien sc
hace cargo de traeE un instrumental para
Banda. Para infornaee s0bre cual1l az rsstlz
tfcuIo que Sc deses, Allen 21 St q
PIG. BanJuan. Puerto Rico. Is
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SEPASE.

Que no pubiiCam0s communicates sin que
sean pagadOs por adelantad0.
Cada Reie palabras sc Cuentan pOr una IL
nea y la Inca vale diez centavOs
Las cRrtas que vengan con cOmunicad0s
sin su impOrte no Be contestan.
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nESe eInn DE Ia propiedad del que
suaeEibe, es un p0tr0 Rueio CanelO de tres
amos de edad, estatura creeiente, los dos re-
mos tracer0s BiancOs del meDudillo para
abaio. igual e Reno delantero lSquierdlo,
que Ie fu6 ausl1atd0 ca ia nochs del "a del
corzlenfe de una estanesa de ia propiedad
del fnisna0 en- el BaYriO de Santa Cruz, de
III Carolina Eela grafifcado 81 que 10 en-
tregue, de Faz6n de su paFader0. Carroll
ma, P. B is de Agosto 1865. Mariana Con-
zaIez Eaio. 15y.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLIcA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INMUEBLEs
pgo
debdo tempo las contbiones vds
a nteIna
PROPETARos Dsorp6n de a PrOpiedad CnrbucOn gasoa
aproximadoA
PRIMERA SUBASTA
Guadalupe Gales edasdet Sbouo
rs' ..4. santuPoe p's
.s'ps uroe 10 7'' lss
Escalea de de- zinc bario
Seborucoe EMS
nanos santurce % 2s
Naentin Andino e
Rs rs en- s1iPs PusTa es Dc fiera fl9 a@
del cIiso mum i8 157 81
Pueden detaes respeiyos expeentea
del
po propa
dfs verifc6 1906
QsgDed) PoNTE-cOlecOr
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Sc p <iE.-I1a casa No. de Ia calIe del
sols-S3nana 1enta.-In1OKnes r. L. Sdn-
chez ApaKtad0 2ol.-San Juan: 2. =.
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAS
URBANAS-Sin quebrantoa para q rem.
tista. Dirigiras, Fortaleza 55, San Juan.
r. r. ~ Jose "a. CarFero
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n prenia Yeads p1pel da b.
tit5ie
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oFICINA ALLEN ez
TTRELs0RY DEPARTMENT. OF P0RTO Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLIeA.
BIENEs nNMUEBLE7

En- L scolua de Rs nernas de Guayam dis 10 De smbe
poe odo los enes eaeadOs parte de los 9nOs na s
d tempo las eonibucOn vendas los dpOn la Ley de Rem
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-08
C0LIC CURE is
ALMOST FATAL
LONG BEACH MAN NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH
Proprietor of Store Takes Dose of
Medicine to Relieve Cramps
and Comes Near Losing
His Life
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, June 7.-John Mey-
ers, proprietor of confectionery store
at 1913 American avenue, came near los
ing his life this morning as the result
of taking a dose of a certain brand of
patent medicine to relieve him from
suffering caused by cramps. That his
life was saved is due to the fact that,
about 10:30 O'Clock, a short time after
he had lapsed into unconsciousness
from the effects of the drug, he was
discovered by a woman who entered the
store. She has had considerable eXpe-
rience in hospital work and, diagnosing
the case from apparent symptoms, she
applied first-ald measures. The woman
then summoned DIR. j. M. Holden. For
more than an hour after the physician
arrived 1t was impossible to arouse Mr..
Meyrs from his heavy sleep.
1t was impossible to ascertain Just
how long Meyers had lain unconscious
in his little store before he was found,
but the incident would have undoubt-
edly terminated fatally If he had re-
mained much longer without attention.
He was in a state of semi-stupor all
afternoon, but tonight had recov-
cred.
The bottle of medicine from which
the almost fatal draught was taken Is
one which Meyers brought with him
when he came from the east some time
ago. The drug has been his favorite
"colic cure" and no such effects We're
ever felt from 1t before, he says.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-08
jolly Farewell

Miss Gladys Armstrong of the fresh
man class of the University of South
ern California, and one of the star
team, entertained the first and second
basketball teams and their friends at
her home, 1900 West Sixteenth street,
Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss
Laura Woodhead, who is to leave for
Europe on the 22d of this month. Miss
Armstrong is considered one of the
most charming hostesses at the univer-
sity.
The rooms We're artistically decorated
in cardinal and gold, the college col
ors.
The evening was spent with music
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-08
CREAMERY LICENSE REFUSED
Board of Health Questions Method
of Ren1aking Milk From
GoIide

The Pacific Coast Farm Product COM
pany was refused license to sell milk
and cream by the board of health last
evening on account of the peculiar
methods that concern uses.
This company has a station east of
the city, where it purchases milk from
the ranchers of the neighborhood. The
inspectors say that as the milk is
brought in it is put through condens-
ing process. The milk solids and the
cream are preserved and the water is
thrown away. The condensed product
is, they explain, brought to Los An
geles where it is again made into milk
by the simple process of taking suf-
ficient solids and cream and adding
hydrant water.
The milk is not carefully made, ac-
cording to the milk inspector, and does
not possess the requisite amount of
milk solids and cream. The process of
condensation saves paying freight on
the water and partially preserves the
milk
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-08
Clubs Give Concert

The De Lano Mandolin. Guitar, Lyra
and Banjo clubs will give a concert In
Dobinson auditorium tonight. Miss
Gladys Gross and Miss Ruth Daily are
the soloists
Gives Recital
Edwin H. Clark gave a pupil recital
in Dobinsons hall last night. A large
number of music lovers listened to the
program, which consisted mostly of
piano selections.
Officers Are Elected
At an election of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety yesterday the following were
elected as officers for the ensuing year:
Mrs. o. l.. Green, president; Mrs. j.
H. Woodworth, secretary, and Mrs a.
G. Knight, treasurer.
viii Give Housewarning
The Los Angeles Press club will give
an informal housewarming in its new
house on West First street, Saturday
evening, to the friends of the members.
1t will be the first women's night of the
club. A unique entertainment will be
furnished.
Mr.. Willard Will Lecture
New Civic Ideals" will be the topic
of G, ID. Willard of the Municipal league
in an address this evening at the
Cnurcn or the NelSnDOrnOou, CorHeI
Ninth and Wilson streets. Mr. Will
lard's address will be illustrated with
stereopticon views of eastern cities
Struck by Automobile
T. J. Harris, living at 9O1 Austin
street, was struck by an automobile
"Wednesday night at East Jefferson and
San Pedro streets. Although painfully
bruised and shaken up Mr.. Harris was
able to go TO his home in the machine,
which was driven by one of his friends.
Mr.. Harris said yesterday it was purely
accidental and no blame attached to
the occupants of the automobile.
Three Thefts Reported
j. f. Luden jr., reported to the po-
lice yesterday some one stole his
watch while he was riding to Cole
grove late Wednesday night. DR.. A.
f. Godin reported his medicine case
was stolen from his carriage while it
was standing in front of a residence
on Figueroa street. J. II. Smith, q
roomer at the Russ house. complained
to the police his room was entered
Wednesday night and a cheap watch
and 81 in money stolen.