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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
FACTS ABOUT CALIFORNIA
GIVEN IN CONDENSED FORM
VALUABLE PUBLICATION ISSUED
BY PROMOTION COMMITTEE
Just What You Want to Know Told in
Neutrality-suspicious. Subjects
Treated in a Mastery Manner by
the Author

| A new departure has been inaugur
ated by the California Promotion com
mittee in the publication of a California
Annual The number for 1906 is jus
from the press and contains a world
| of information about the state. 1t GOV.
ers twenty-one subjects together witt
comprehensive table of statistics oi
the state. Each industry is segregat-
ed and treated concisely and clearly
giving a complete idea as briefly as
the subject matter will permit. One
page of the book is devoted to each
subject and the whole is profusely il
lustrated with splendid set of half
tones.
In the "foreword" it is shown that
the book is for the purpose of calling
attention to California, with the eX-
pectation that should anyone desire adj
ditional information regarding the
state inquiries will be made of the
committee, which is always ready &c
answer questions.
Beginning with the history of the
state each subject is treated under
a separate title. covering topography
climate, soil, irrigation, agriculture
horticulture. viticulture, live stock,
mining, forestry, manufacture, educa-
tion, city life, suburban life, outdoor
life. health resorts, commerce, finance
and weather. Each of these articles is
complete in itself, giving data that is
condensed in such a manner as to be
readily available as information in
that special subject. Not only are
the industries of the state fully treat
ed, but the reader is given a complete
idea of life in California through the
articles on city and suburban life, as
we'll as on outdoor life and health re-
sorts. These articles, taken with the
table on the weather and the articles
on climate and topography, will carry
more to the tourist and pleasure seeker
than volumes of ordinary books, for
there is no multiplicity of words to
confuse and each statement is so clear
and concise as to need no explanation.
The articles on agriculture, horti-
culture, Viticulture and live stock are
especially noticeable on account of the
conciseness of statement and clearness
of diction. While it seems difficult
matter to talk of these great indus
tries without a redundancy of words,
the committee has so treated these sub
iecs as to give full idea of what
the state offers in those lines The sur
prise of the hook is In the fact that
while it is small, the whole being COW
cred in 10000 words, no important sub
feet is neglected, and when one is
through reading it he feels as if he
had California in nutshell before him
for constant reference.
The illustrations are splendid exam
pies of half-tone work, and show in
detail the subjects represented such as
shipping. farm life, topography, etc,
The book was compiled by Clarence e.
Edwords, chief Of the publicity bureau
of the California Promotion COM
mittee. and all the statements and sta
tistics are fully verified by him.
Copies may be had on application at
ten cents each.
Address The California Promotion
Committee, san Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
PLEASURE PIER AT BAY CITY
Contract Let for Extensive Improve
ment at Attractive Coast
Resort

Another new pleasure pier is about
to be added to those providing enjoy
men for Southern California and coast
resort visitors. Contracts have already
been let to Mr.. Mercereau for building
q 1500-foot pier at Bay City This will
be the longest pleasure pier i'm South
ern California. the one at Long Beach
alone excepted. and Mr. p A. Stanton,
the agent for Bay City, says it will he
completed by June 1. Grading and side
walking of all streets in Bay City not
so improved is now in progress The
proposed new hotel of sixteen rooms
and a large dining room, together
with several store rooms on the ground
floor, will be constructed at the corner
of Main and Central avenue. Plans
have already been drawn for this
building.
Several handsome new houses are
also under construction or planned for
early building. Early inquiries of home
seekers or investors for Bay City lots
presage an early and active season
for the Southern California beach re-
sorts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
SALES AT OCEAN PARK

c. j. Hildershim and company report
the following sales:
For c. A. Parish, five-room cottage
at % Dudley avenue price $4,000.
For Strong & Dickinson, three lots
on Main street, Short Line Beach
tract, $275O each.
For S. D. Brearley, six-room cottage,
IL Park place, price $4750.
For w. james, lot on ocean front.
near Paloma avenue, price $4,000.
For G. w. Brown of Erie, Pa, fifty
feet Pier avenue frontage, nominal i'm
provement, price $4,000. Purchaser will
erect pretentious two-story building on
the lot.
For Sarah ]. Nash, 1119 and 1121 Main
street, property slightly improved, price
$500O
For Mrs. ]. B. Binford, two lots on
Club House avenue, corner Speedway,
$4,000.
For Mrs. M. Clay, lot on ocean front,
near Brooks avenue, price $4,000.
Lot on Zephyr avenue, for e. c. Her
low, price $415O.
House and lot on Main street, for
Mrs. Bishop, price s250O.
Two lots on Second and Montana.
for Mrs. E. c. Kellogg, S275O.
House and lot on Kenney street, for
Mary e. Diets, $500.
Lot rs 1-3 feet ocean frontage on
Strand, for e. A. Hills, price $1,000.
Home on Fourth street, for j. w.
Lincoln, price $500.
Lot on ocean front, Short Line, for
e. NJ. Gibbs, price $25O0.
Six lots in the Sea Girt tract, for
Dana Burks, price about $4,000.
The Smith Realty company reports
the following sales:
Cottage on Sunset avenue to DR.. H.
u. Henderson, price $4,000.
Cottage on Indiana avenue to ]. NJ.
Bors, price $500.
Lot on Wales avenue to e. A. How
land. price 5000.
Residence of Newman Essiclz on
Thornton avenue to Mrs J. NJ. Binford,
price $500.
Four lots in East Ocean Park tract
for P. r. Wilkinson, price $4,000.
Lot on Fredonia avenue to Mrs. Puot
price $500.
Shirley & Cross report sales in the
Ocean Park terrace aggregating $5OOO
This firm also sold during the week
lots Is and 10 in Vawters Fourth street
tract at $425 each and lots 1 and 2 in
the Crippen tract for $1175.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
SALES AT SANTA MONICA

The sale of the Mooser block on the
northwest corner of Utah and Third
streets, which was consummated Fri
day, proved to be the biggest trans
action in inside property recorded To-
cally this year. The lot has 'front.'
age of 150 feet on each of the streets
named and is improved by a two-story
brick and several frame structures. II.
w. Lemcke purchased the property on
October "a, 1905, for $37,500 and sold it
to A. G.. Bartlett of Los Angeles for
Sos, 900 cash.
The Fairmant villa tract was sold
during the week by Roy Jones and
w. T. GiIiis, representing the Pacific
Land company, to a syndicate of local
capitalists. The property lies north
of Oregon avenue, east of Twenty-first
street and consists of 1873 improved
lots. The selling price is stated as
$4,000.
The Sierra Vista tract, Santa Monica,
nut on the market eight months ago
by a syndicate in which Mayor Dana
Burks and f. E. Bundy are promi-
nently identified, is now practically sold
out and values have in many instances
doubled over opening prices. Among
recent purchasers of lots in this tract
are the following:
Mrs. Jennie D. Ward, Miss e. ].
Slousen, Mrs. T. w. Trowbridge, p.
A. Brumville, Rosa c. Clark, Mary II.
March, H. A. Davis, Mrs. A. B. Mof-
fat, A. M. Pike, w. B. Goetz, 7. Bal
lantine, A. B. c. Dando, Herbert t.
Blake, Morgan & Grain, Mrs. K. Blum,
D. G.. Holt, William M. Kluxin, J.
III. Williams, Emma Gafford, Mrs. Ad-
da Miller, Mrs. D. Murry, w. L. Null
Ter, H. G. Drummer, T. M. Tullick, Mrs.
William Sergeant, Mr.. Miles, c. john
son. Thomas Boyle. Mrs. Less Abney,
Esther Throssel, e. e. Harding, Math-
ew T. Dart. George w. Allen, Mary
g: Mooney. Mrs; L. G. Holden, L; C.
Holden, S. A. Thomas, Hugh H. Har-
rison, H. G. Morse, Mr.. Hutten, r. p
Jones, F. E. Reynolds, E. T. Harland,
Henry ]. Schaper w. Z. Walker, D. j.
Moshier, T. M. Edwards, Mrs. D. ].
Moshier, Thomas Scott, X. r. Hansen,
G. A. Stilson, It. M. Cooper, w. e. Con-
nell, H. Greenburg, Mrs. L. Alexander,
Smith, Mrs. Faukhouser, Miss Il.
Lamb, H. H. Webb, Mrs. Mary Lines
LYDIA Little, Michael Morrall, A. Brk-
leu, Nora Childs. Edward Barry, p. A
Bennessy Charlotte Kisner Francis
O'Brian, Maybell Jaeger, Amelia z.
Molly, Mrs. K. Matherson, Mrs. Phil
leta Noxon, Susanna Blake. John Han
nofin, w. H. Wager, H. x. Goetz, Fan
ME Squire, Della Whipple, Mrs Gar
retson,, Halle Bundy, T. B. Woods,
John Seymoure, J. C. Harrison, Frank
j. Townsend. Spencer Kennedy, Frank
A. Casper, L. M. Carver, o. E. Row
land, c. H. Powers, Mr.. Stanchfield,
]. H. Kritler, e. A. Wilson, Albert N.
Cotton, Henry Millet, Ray Whitson,
Emma J. Shrieve, j. Fl. Salmon. w. r.
ellis, Edward E. Collins, Harriet D.
White, Georgia L. Stevens, Albert A.
Oakson, Mr. Mcbride, Henry Dauel, j.
q. Lewellen e. J. Best.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
HARVARD HEIGHTS
Many Sales in a Choice Residence
Tract Are Reported Aggre=
uatnu S12,1oO


e. A. Forester & Sons, agents for
the Forester Improvement company,
report the following sales, aggregating
$12,100 in the Wiltshire Harvard
Heights tract:
To Mrs. Kate Myran and Mrs Mona
M. Lane, lot 50X155 feet, an east front
on the bungalow row on Harvard, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets; $1,000.
To G. G. Anderson and Eva Anderson,
lot 50X135 feet a west front on Har-
ward bungalow row, between Ninth
and San Marino streets; $1,000 To
Mortimer Metzger and Philip AleXan-
der, lot 5Ox135, an east front on Har-
ward bungalow row, $50 feet north
of Ninth street $1,000 To P. j. Weisel,
lot 52X135, and being the northwest
corner of San Marino and Irolo Streets
$1450 To Mrs. Annie Lichtenthaier
and Herman COLES, lot 50x135, an east
front on Harvard bungalow row. ad-
joining the northwest corner of Ninth
street; S110O. To Mrs. Annie Lichten-
thaler and Herman COLES, lot 50x135,
and being the northwest corner of
Harvard bungalow row and Ninth
streets; $1,000. To Lille Outflow, lot
50X135, an east front on Harvard bum
galow row, between Eighth and Ninth
Streets $1150 To Lille Outflow, lot
50X135, an east front on Harvard
bungalow row, 100 feet north of Ninth
street. $1,000. To Ella E. Bottomley
lot 5OX135 adjoining the southeast COR
ner of Ninth and Harvard bungalow
row; 5000. Also to Jane e. Spangler
lot in Mattisons high level tableland
tract on Hobart street, east side
Seventh street, lot north of Washing
ton. 50x116,S; $3.50. To j. It. Breen, lot
in block G of the Ascot Avenue Home
tract; $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR HOMES
Bunch of Good Sales In Los Angeles
Closed by a Leading
Agency

The following are among the sales
closed last week by the Althouse
Bros:
H. NJ. Barber to B. l. Whiting, the
northeast corner of Sixteenth and AL
bany streets lot 60x12O feet, improved
with two bungalows; an investment;
consideration $500.
B. Fish bought Of O. Leuschner a
slx-room bungalow at 1862 West
Twelfth street. lot 50x115 feet; bought
for a home; $3500.
]. r. Blow to c. H. Deley the south
west corner of Woodlawn and Miles
streets, lot 50x150 feet; unimproved;
S175O.
Frank Beman to NJ. Little a two
story eight-room frame residence at
2462 Romeo street, lot 55X135 feet;
bought for a home; $500.
]. r. Toberman to j. G. Orth, an
unimproved lot on the south side of
West Tenth street 400 feet west of
Figueroa street, lot 4SX2O0 feet; an in
vestment; $4,000.
L. f. Gottschalk to w. R. Zeigler,
an unimproved lot on the southwest
corner of Dalton and Thirtieth street,
lot 50X14S feet; new owner will i'm
prove with a fine residence to cost
about $4,000; consideration $500.
NJ. S. Robertson to H. M. Nichols,
dll IllllIpIONCu lOt Oll IllC NSSI 1LoS u
Menlo avenue, 210 feet north of Tenth
street, lot 65x150 feet; $265O.
C. Kraft to H. NJ. Barber, an unim-
proved lot on the west side of Fedora
street, fifty feet north of San Marino
street, lot 50X12S feet; new owner will
improve with modern residence; $1400.
]. Oliver to j. r. Smith, an unim-
proved lot on the west side of Juliet
street, $50 feet north of Twenty-fourth
street, lot 50X135 feet; new owner will
improve with a fine residence to cost
about $4,000; consideration S1750.
C. Weingartner to X. r. Brewster,
a siX-room residence at 1927 West
Twenty-second street. lot 50X135 feet;
$25OO
West Ninth Street Heights company
to w. D. Lands, an unimproved lot
on the west side of Normandie avenue,
200 feet south of Ninth street, lot
5Ox12S feet; $1250.
West Ninth Street Heights company
to L. A. Vester, an unimproved lot on
the west side of Normandie avenue,
$50 feet south of Ninth street, lot
50x12S feet; $1250.
L. F. Gottschalk to r. NJ. Goodman,
an unimproved lot on the west side of
Normandie avenue, 200 feet south of
Twenty ninth street, lot 5OX142 feet;
$780,
L. F. Gottschalk to S. L. Rowl, an
unimpToved lot on the west side of
Normandie avenue, $50 feet south of
Twenty-ninth street, lot 50X142 feet;
new owner will improve with a hand
some residence at once; $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
SALES AT VENICE

A. F. Webster e. Co. report the fol-
lowing sales recently:
Forty-fiVe feet on Marine street, sold
to F. d. Rice; $235 per front foot
Six acres East Ocean Park to J. H
Harvey of Nebraska; $3.50 per acre.
One lot Zephyr avenue, sold for $4500
One acre East Ocean Park, sold to
Mr.. Wheeler; $3.50.
Two lots, Venice Park tract, sold to
Charles Fredrickson; $500 each.
Thirty feet on Marine street. sold to
Mr.. Wheeler; $240 per front foot.
Lot 8, block 20. Venice of America,
sold to j. D. Nichols of Washington;
price, $1,000.
Lot 27, Ocean Park Terrace, sold to
Mrs. Holland of Ocean Park; price,
5000
Ocean Front, lot on the Strand, sold
to Dana Burks; price, $3,000
Forty-one acres on the Short Line,
bought by A. r. Webster & Co. from
Jones & Ryder Land Co.; consideration
$4,000.
John A. Worthington. 80 Windward
avenue, Venice, reports the following
sales recently:
Sold for Mrs. Ruby M. Walgren, res
taurant and rooming house on Center
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
Off on a Vacation

Julius r. Black, the we'll known OPP
orator in central business property, and
member of the real estate firm of
Black Brothers, departed last night on
the Owl for San Francisco, whence he
will sail for Honolulu, to be absent
thirty days on a vacation trip. Mr..
Black has travelled extensively, is q
close observer and thinks nothing of
taking a long voyage. His many
friends wish him a pleasant trip and
safe return
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
Seueral Good Sales

j. r. Keu & Co, in the Mason build
ing report sales as follows
c. w. Cover to Charles Eckert, a
five-room house at 726 Valencia street
266 feet south of Seventh, lot 4Ox11S
feet; consideration $2500.
Il, S. Bean to Huntly L, Gordon, in
Culver's RoXbury Park tract lot 16,
$1075.
In Strong & Dickinson's Figueroa
street tract, e. F. Cain to Miss Mollie
Hackett, lot 1888, 4Ox12O feet, $7S5.
In the L. A. improvement Co.'s Fen
way Park tract, lots 159, 100 and 161,
to Dixie brothers, Cephus Rensberger
effecting sale; prices 1859 and 16O, $3.50;
161, $3.50. This tract is located in the
southwestern part of the city between
Pioneer avenue on the east and West
ern avenue on the west aud south of
Santa Monica avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04

street, to Lena Deacon; price, $4,000.
Sold for Mrs. M. A. Allen, house and
lot, AZ Sunset, for $2,5O0
Sold for Isabel McFadden, lot on
Dorothy street; price $1,000.
Sold for Kinney Co, II acres In
Wright's addition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
Easy Terms

Easily and quickly accessible to Pasadena and Los
Angeles business centers, Pasadena Heights ap-
peals directly to business and professional
and to workers of even moderate
Pasadena Heights includes all desirable public i'm
provements-will cost nearly $150000.
We are producing at Pasadena Heights suburban
ideal-no development of such magnitude has ever
before been projected in Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04
viii Erect Forty Dwellings

A building company in which the Nc
Carthys are largely interested are hav-
ing plans made and will build and erect
in the near future forty houses of var
ious types and sizes ON the Mccarthy
company's new Greater Los Angeles
tract. Standard street improvements
will be made, such as cement walks,
cement curbs, grading and oiling of
streets, planting of shade and orna-
mental trees and otherwise improving
and beautifying this subdivision which
lies south of Slauson avenue on three
principal thoroughfares-Main street,
San Pedro street and South Park ave-
nue.. The first buildings have been
started in Sixty-seventh street, and
others will be erected in rapid success
sion on Sixty-fourth, Sixty-tifth, Six
ty-sixth and Sixty-eighth and Sixty
ninth streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-04

Take, Phone free. See the proposition
in today's Herald
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

En- 10 Corts de Distrito del ni'triio
Judicial de San Juan, P. r.
Estsdos Unidos dc America. III Pre-
sidsnte do los Fstados Ucidos. IS.
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los demandadca anteS msneionAdos,
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des, que 20 ha %prsaentado On ID ohci'
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te supliea % diets seutsrc q & 81 70
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
VIcTINAS De FERROGARRILES

Csrea de tUoion station,s en- Mi.
Esonri, ~ trsn x1Eeso que IrAtaba
dc rssobrar tIsmpo que hahls Psrdido
d~sGssrsil6, sE,tando 10 msqulnA faera
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msQninislA Joha GsrpaP y hsFidas oil
fogonero J ( yarios e~nslsAaoa de co.
rr0o.
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nAlss AmbAs ~m6Quinas ~qNsdAron
hsshaa PsdszoI. 81 choQus fu6 tan
VlolsnIo que les Ieis s~mplsAdoE que
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
NOT|c|AS De |RTERES
Paris, Oltubre do 1909.

Don Jose Osux TSisirA. snpleAdo
de Sandal Municipal hA pOdido IN
msa do lissusia.
Han sido autorixados don Fran.
sisso Aldea y dc HA Dolores PtSarro
para sonatruir dos casas On GAnsurss.
Hoy he salido hasia kanau,
donds hiarG 50 fssidsseias nusstre
busn amigo y corrsligionario Of loves
Lsdo. don Jose CASelIas Santana
Ricardo SAlgAdo, rspuhlieAnot
Al rsgrssar del meeting que 90 aelsbr6
antsuoehs On 10 Pla1A Principal, diri'
gi6 insultoa , provoOAsiOnss & loa
unionistAs que 90 hAllabAn On OIL Oluh
de PusrIA do Terra. ii gaArdIa Sol
tero 10 denunsi6 y oil Jusx Ra1An Ia
impuSo aver - de multA.
~NussIros amigos y sorrsliRionA.
rios don Victor r Espino , don Ia.
rio as Lsfshrs. cGtlmables or adores de
nusItro partido, SAltoF0n hoy para
San LorspHo On prOpsgAnda poIihoa,
Sc han inssrilo On sl RsRistPo
Civil dc Ban Juan los nasimisnIos de-
EstsbaniA N6HsA CAyi BorinQusn NJ
NArvAsE Rodrfgsrs, AAGilds Davis y
Antonio NS.6udIxi , las d~sfAnsisnsa
de LorspsA Luss RsVensol, Juana
Genes, EutOmia LlAAo AlvArex, Pedro
VillSKas kAIiaI, TrAusissa Gaia onss,
Dolores karrsro NAAArio, Maria re-
liz Dslgado, Miguel Luis, 9alVAdoYa
Oivo 0oHzAlsI, Charles TGAnsia shi'
me, JoGsnnA MAldonAdo, DioniSio
AdoEno GMsiA. Jol6 oGuna Estrada.
JusliniAno Castro.
-HA ado OApturado por 10 voIr'
eff de CsgaAa oil individuo LOoneie
Ramos A!lIa sTlbarGs, asusado dc ssl
ealHmlsnto. Este indiViduo fut o. que
noehss pssAdsS, oil ser dstsnldo por 81
sArEslto Torres, por uso do IA sushi'
lilo, emprsndi6 IL fuga, Aasisndo dGE
una sArrefa 81 tx prts ado sArgsnte,
La TsEorsrfA de Pusrto Rlso ha
lsvIniado 1?t smbArgos que habta
siseutAdo en- otras tAnlAH propisdadsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
Ia REMOLACHA En- IELGICA

Ls rsmolasha soasshada ga Bel
gica 81 sunsIsnts para sus lis Hairless
de aEdsar y r~shnsrfAH. Las tnisaa
cue importan AlgunA, Hon les que o..
tan esroA de lie ftostsra. Be impor
tAvon on el TAi. 81 10 toGslAdas On
1905 J solo sonsums un vsinte Dor
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sEuaa de hAheFss dedlesdo nal tsrre'
no 81 culIivo del tubereulo J { 10 bus
mas que han lido las d timas soIs'
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

dArGn eRtG ohelus,
tran do man! loa docum Mos ~
han do regir On 10 sont.atA y podrkn
los so~lisitAntes rescier los modeloa
de proposisionss que han de pressnIAr,
So rsmitirAn & LOS lisitAdorss CO.
piAu del pliego del plisgo de sOndi'
stones J sxuleS do los pianos dc les
ohrAs AuxiliAres, mediArts un dep6si'
10 de vsinIe dollars $50 OO) euyA can
tidAd aer& r~eintegrAda & les licitado'
res oil devolver diehoS pianos y pliego
de condolences 6 eItA o6sinA,
Los pianos del IrAmo metAlieo
sstArkn de mAnidsEto en- 10 OisinA de
P6blic ) para exAnsn de los lieitAdo.
res
La Acministrscl6n 80 reGervA ell
ierech de rechlsAr euA,quiera o TO
das les proposiclonsS y de adiudicAr
10 spbAsta bsio otras eonsiderAeiones
que 10 do preeios Iolaments.
III. JIMENEZ,
superintendente de Obras PGhlicAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
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