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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-19
Council Proceedings
April 10th 1907.

April 1oCn lSUl.
Statutory meeting citys.council.
Auditor called meeting to order and
announced that the following persons
elected on April LIST had filedltheir oaths
of office.
M. H. Miller, Mayor.
George Peterson, alderman first ward.
VIM. w. Felson, alderman. ;second
ward.
q. G. Thompson alderman third ward,
Mayor Millor took the chair.
Present, aldermen King, I Peterson,
Shumaker, Felson, Short and .Thomp-
sor.
On motion G. G. Thompson was elect
as president of the council.
On motion Aug. Short was elected
vice president of the council.
The mayor nominated the following
standing committees.
Public Improvements: aldermen Fell
son, Thompson and Short.
Ways and means: aldermen Short,
King and Peterson.
Claims: aldermen King, Peterson,
and Short.
Ordinances: aldermen Short, Shu-
maker and Peterson.
Auditing: aldermen Short, Shumak-
er, and Felson.
Cemetery: aldermen King, Shumak.
er and Mayor,
Fire: aldermen Felson, Thompson
and Mayor.
Fire limit building: aldermen King
Thompson and Short.
Public property: to be named.
On motion bond of E. K. Cavileer a.
treasurer for $1,000 National Trust Co
surety was approved.
On motion the bond of r. Aylen al
police magistrate was approved as tx
sureties and referred to alderman Peter
son as to form.
On motion the assessor was directed
to file new bond.
The mayor nominated F. A. Wardwel
as city auditor for the ensuing term.
On motion the nomination of F. A
Wardwell as auditor was confirmed b,
unanimous vote.
The mayor nominated A. L, Akers a
chief of police and street commissioner
On motion the nomination of A. L
Akers as chief of police and street com
missioner was confirmed by unanimous
vote.
The mayor nominated DR.. G. B. Har
ris health officer.
On motion the nomination of DR.. G. B
Harris as health officer was confirmed
by unanimous vote.
The Mayor nominated William Ardie.
as pound master.
On motion the nomination of William
Ardies as pound master was confirmed
by unanimous vote.
On motion the Pioneer Express wa.
made the official paper of the city BY
unanimous vote.
On motion it was voted to allow Judge.
clerks and election places at the election
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-19

Send in your orders for the new ses-
sion laws, only 81. They are worth
twice the money. The laws are.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
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COUNCIL AUTHORIZES AID
FOR CHIEF LICENSE CLERK
Irregularities smoothed Out in Con-
nection with Appointment of
Emergency Empioye in
LeIande's Office

In order to prevent the stoppage Of
public business the city council yester-
day passed an emergency ordinance pro-
viding for the immediate appointment Of
an assistant license clerk in the city
clerks office.
Since the prices of licenses were raised
ard many new classes of taxation added
City Clerk Harry Lelande was author
lied to name an assistant to License
Clerk E. 3. LOWE, and Nora Phipps was
given the appointment under the emer-
gency provisions of the civil service act.
An examination will be held shortly for
the place by the civil service commissions.
and two women have already entered the
lists.
The plan is to give the position to q
woman, but the result of the examina-
ton will determine this probably moro
accurately.
This department has grown rapidly, and
If all licenses are made payable at the
city hall in future, as seems probable, the
license section will be busy corner
of the municipal building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. Nov. a2.-The market for
evaporated apples is more or less nominal
and some dealers predicting lower prices
as soon as November contracts are completed
Fancy are quoted at 12c; choice, 10c; prime,
99sm9lsc; 1905 fruit at aG11c.
Prunes are not in active demand but prices
are tirmer in tone and range from 47sd13lsc for
California fruit and from 6Ad7Sic for Oregons
up to 30s to i0s.
Aprcots are unchanged with choice at 2fc
extra choice, 22c; fancy, 24c
Peaches continue steady to firm on spot with
choice quoted at 12@127sc; extra choice, 12Is@
12hc; fancy. 13hG14c: extra fancy. 146I14isc.
Raisins in rather light supply and prices
are slightly firIner with loose muscatels quoted
at 7is@s&c; seeded. 7,s@1oisc; London layers,
nominal
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
CONTINUE WAR AGAINST
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS
Local Police Department Rounds UP
Many Men in an Effort to
Rid the City Of
Criminals

Detectives and patrolmen continue to
round up freight train tourists and sus-
plcious characters in the effort to rid
the town of criminals, big and little.
Last night james Wyatt and Anthony
Kyle, negroes with an unsavory reputa-
ton on suspicion. The same officers ar
New High street by Patrolmen Glenn and
Stevens and were booked at central sta
tion on suspicious. The same officers ar
rested Bob Boldon on Wilson street later
last night and placed him In jail until
his record can be looked into.
Detective Craig and Patrolman Pautz
arrested Matt Burns. Guy Rubendall,
Edward Tundmall and C. b. Fisher in
the river bed last night and placed them
in Jail on suspicion. The men are of the
pure type of hobo ana they will probably
be given a "floater" sentence when pre-
sented in police court or put to work on
the chain gang.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
By Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSs.
SAN PEDRO. Nov. % The oil steamer
Whittier. Captain seamans, arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco, having in tow the oil
barge Santa Paula. The Whittier will load
IL, 900 barrels of oil and the Santa Paula 5000
barrels at Terminal. consigned to THE Union
Oil company, San Francisco, and VIII clear to-
morrow night.
The schooner Annie M. Campbell, Captain
Nelson, made a quick trip, arriving from AS
toria in seven days. She brought 100000 feet
OF lumber consigned TO the San Pedro Lumber
company:
The North Pacific company's steamship
George w. Elder Captain Jesson, cleared for
Portland, via San Francisco and Eureka, with
a large freight and passenger list
The barkentlne Gardiner city and schooner
Resolute both from Bellingham, sailed yestor-
day with full cargoes Of lumber consigned to
wholesalers at this port.
The freight anc passenger steamer II. A. XII
burn of the Merchants Independent line, ar
rived today from san Francisco and way ports
with cargo consigned to the Crescent Wharf
and Warehouse company. she is scheduled to
clear tomorrow night for return trip
The steamer Temple u. Dorr, Captain Pauser.
arrived sixty-foIr hours from 4ureka via San
Francisco, bringing 100000 feet of lumber con-
signed to tho Rlnn- Robinson Lumber com
pany The remainder of the cargo, consisting
Of $1,000 railroad ties was consigned TO whole
salers at Port Los Angeles.
The steamer CaSco, Captain Aylin, and the
steamer Raymond Captain Johnson completed
discharge of lumber cargoes and cleared te
reload. the former for Coos Bay and the latter
for Grays Harbor via San Francisco.
The steamer Grace Dollar, Captain Hagen,
arriving three days from Eureka, brought
400 900 feet of lumber consigned to the e, X.
Wood Lumber company.
The schooner Bainbrldge, Captain Engleber-
son. finished dscharging cargo for the Salt
Lake railroad and sailed today IN ballast Tor
Puget sound,
Tho schooner SEQUEL Captain IIenningsen.
will sail tomorrow in ballast for South Bend.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Pacific Coast rrade

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov ss.-Pinl beans,
ss.SeqSio iims' So:VVi snlau Wiiite. SSaVgsoVi
tees S1.1Og1,25 Salinas Burbanks, S150Qb1 IS.
Merced sweets 81 25u1 80; green peas, 2lsI5c;
string beans. 3@5c; egg plant, 50G55c; summer
4@sc; cucumbers 5Oc@$1.OO; flour family ex-
tras, $5.4Od6O0; bakers extras $5409565: Ore
gon and Washington, So. .OOG5.50; shipping
wheat, 81. .60dl1.65; milling, $t7O@i75; feed bar.
ley, S1.55ai. 80; chevaiier. sl.O5qi.75 red oats.
81 6Gd2 90: white. sl559i65; black. &c. i5a2 90;
niddlings. sS1.OOqS2.O0; rolled barley, $4,000
sO.O0 oatmeal, $4.10 cat groats, $3.50; rolled
oat, Sill 50a16.00; Wild oat $40 0o0dl400: tame
oat $ll oO@1e.5O alfalfa, $9,oom1s.5o; straw, IS
@s5c
Recefpts-- Flour, fS2s; wheah go: barley,
1850; cats. lo9o beans 1877; corn. s75; potatoes,
S4S5; bran. 2O middlngs, ITO; hay, 1ol7; hides,
slS; Wine. soSoo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Metal Market

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 90 THE London tin mar
ket was higher WITH spot quoted at G1S6' aud
futures at e137 5s. Locally the market was
easy with spot quoted ranging from $SO.OOQ
81 90.
Copper higher in London with spot and
futures quoted at $50 los. Locally the mar
kec firm and a little higher with lake
quoted at SS.00a1S 25; electrolytic. Sl2.75a13 co.
casting, S12. .50d12. rs.
Lead unchanged at SIC los abroad, but
continued weak locally at $4.25@4.S5.
Spelter higher at eel rs I'd in London
No change locally reported
Iron easier in the English market with
Standard. foundry quoted at 49s and Cleveland
warrants at 49s Cd. Locally the market was
unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
CAR STRIKES MAN, HURLlNG
HIS BODY TO cuR5sToNE

Mata Hayashi, gardener, was severe
ly injured by being struck by Moneta
avenue car at Moneta avenue and Thirty
second street yesterday morning. Thu
injured man was taken to the receiving
hospital, where the surgeons found he
had suffered a farctured nose and many
severe bruises and cuts.
According to witnesses IIayashi at
tempted to cross the tracks in front OF
the car. lie misjudged the distance and
fell. the car striking his body and hurl-
ing il nearly to the curbstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Financial Record
sv Assoc,oted Press.

By Associated Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 22-Prime mercantile pa
per noninally to 10 per cent. Sterling ex.
change firm with actual business in bankers
bills at 4.S71O. .4.S725 for demand and at 4ie9V
for sixty days bills.
Commercial bills 4.T650
Bar silver 5s%c; Mexican dollars. 45lac
Government bonds steady; railroads weak
Money on call firm. 6015 per cent; ruling
rate 1s per cent; closing bid per cent, offeret
at ~ Time loans nominal Sixty days ane
ninety days. Il to Is per cent; six months
761S per cent,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and lem (
o ons from Los Angeles Wednesday,, Z
D November 40, reported by the CALI (
q, fornia Fruit Growers exchange, (
o were 10 carloads of oranges and (
8 II carloads Of lemons.
o Total to date there were shipped (
% 40 carloads, of which 24O were (
q lemons.
o Last season TO date there were (
o shipped 1877 carloads, of which liz {
@ were lemons.
@ o 90 q 8 @ g @ g g @ o g @ 90 @ (
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.--Coffee futures closed
Unchanged to 5 points lower. December. Jan.
5.5Gc: March. 5.65d5. 70ca May, 5.75c; July, 5.S5
GI500c; Sept. 5.D5c; Oct. 6.O0c. Spot coffee.
quiet; No. Rio. &c; mild coffee, duh; Cor
dova, 9at6D13Ac
Sugar. raw, quiet; fair refining, g.. 20c; centri-
fugal 96 test. 370c; moasses sugar 2.S5c; re-
fined, quiet; crushed. 5.5Oc; powdered, 4.0oc;
granulated, 4.S5c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Chicago Live stock
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.- -Cattle-Receipts about
1000; market steady to strong. Beeves, 50. ESQ
64O; cows and heifers $155G4.75; Texans
81. 25a4.50; calves, $5G725; westerns, $3.50
5.25; stocktrs and feeders. 81. 266l4,S5.
Hogs--Receipts about 1000; market to 10
cents lower. Light. ss.4o9475; mixed. sS.SOW
SO: heavy, s4.30m475; rough. $4S0d4.55i pigs
s3 i5af5o; bulk of sales. S4.509i.65.
Sheep--Rccelpts about 5000; market strong.
Natives, seg5 20; western, s2@5.20; yearlings,
81 1OG5.5o; lamhs. slGd5O; western. iiQs,bO.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 90 -Fanoy cream.
cry butter ssc; seconds, 26c; fancy dairy. 25c
seconds 24c, New cheese, 1Sisq14c; eastern
1sIsc; Young America, 1iik@15c. Ranch eggs
5G@5sihc; store. 23027c; eastern, 20AG2sc
CHICAGO. Nov. 22--Butter. steady: cream.
cries, 2iih@27c; dairies, 2o@24e Eggs. steady
at mark. cases included. 17lsgeolsc
CHICAGO. Nov 22.-on the produce ex
change today ths butter market was steady
C'rpainerles 21isG2Ic; dairies, 20d2ic.
Eggs steady. at mark cases included, 17isQ
ooisc; frsts 22e; prime frsts, 2ic
Cheese steady. 12q1Sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22-Fancy apples,
So. 90; common. 60c; Strawberries, $700411. 90
huckleberries. 7a121ac; raspberries sl00OQl2. 90;
cIanberries. Ss.50@12.0O; Isabella grapes. 50c@
81 90; muscats. 50cdS1.O0; fancy pears. $S2
rornegranates. 81 .000l2 25; persimmons, 50c@
81 90; ounces, 75cds1.0O navel oranges $4,000
s.O0; seedlings. sl.5o92.00; Mexican lines s4O
@4.5O; common California lemons. 81. 25Q1. 75;
good to choice. $i.75@2,50; fancy. sS,O0q5.00;
bananas. $10Oa35O; pineapples, s2.oo44.Oo;
Smyrna figs, 40q75c; Persian dates. 60c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
San Francisco Mining Stocks
-3ANK CLEARINGS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Bradstreets bank
clearngs report for the week ending Novern-
Der 21, shows an aggregate of s2,2S7, ,060 900, as
against s2363, 1893, 900 last week, and 50, 495 S0e
06l in the corresponding week last year
Canadian clearances for the week total SOL
$4,000, against $92, 100000 last week, and
500, $4,000 in the same week last year
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
san Francisco Shipping
BY Associated

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. % arrived; Steam-
sailed: steamer Santa Rosa, san Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Treasury Balances

By Associated Prsss.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22-Today's statement
Of the trea siiry balances shows: Available cash
balances S137, ,05G, 1885, gold coin and builion'
SIG 4S2 1856; gold certificates, $74.S64,0OO.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

90 ptr bDIs 10 IDs. UeL..s... f.Io
GRAIN AND FEED--t1oo ibs)--wheat No
/. S1s5: do (10O-lb sacks) $3.50; corn. $16Oi
crack corn. 3le5; feed meal. $40: bran
heavy, 81 40 rolled barley. Sl.s0; oil cake
meal $3.50; seeo rye. si.75, shorts. 1885,
Egyp IN corn, $685. white oats. sl.15.
HAY-Selling price per ton: Choice wheat
hay Sl6a5l7; No. 1 wheat, or wheat and oat
si4al5: choice tame oat. s1s.ooai75O: wild cat
SO; alfalfa. SIS. straw. se9s
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES. Nov. %. Bank clearnss
were si.23a.O0l.71, against si,73S,97iS5 S5 for the
corresponding day last year. decrease OF
sia9, ,s7O H. Following is q comparative state
nent:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Morning Sales

Bonnie Clare--1000 at 1sc.
Ilge Harris--l000 at sS5OM
F'lorence-SQO at s2.65; 100 at s2.65 Is. 1O).
Consolidated-100 at S3.92iS.
Triangle-500 at &C.
Jumbo EXtension100 at &c.
Johnnie cohsolidated-2oO at 1oMc; 200 at
.0lsc 1000 at 1Ostc.
Elireka-10O0 at 1iac.
Afternoon Sacj of Preceding Day
Combination Fraction--iOO at soc; 100 at SEC
200 at SSc.
Cohsolidated--2O0 at 1895; 100 at s3.92is
Cal. Con. Mnes--3000 at 1i4c.
Johnne--3000 at lie
Dasy-ioo at 7Sc; 200 at ne; 5000 at 7ec; 100
al 75c (S, 10)
Florence--400 at SO .G5.
Goldfield Combnation-20OO at 7c.
Jumbo Extension-1OO at 6lc; 100 at 62c; 100
at 63c Is. 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
tBullfrog distrlct)
Inat as Hard 70 Keep

The new $40 gold pieces act just as skittlsh
as the old ones. -Philadephia Ledger
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
FRIDAY REGISTERS
HEA VIER TRADE
POTATOES GAIN MORE FlRMNEss
IN QUOTATIONS
Egg and Rutter Receipts Show No,
tloeab'c Falling Of, but Prices
Remain Steady-Vese-
tables Are Firm

The easing ZIP which occurred ON market
Thursday was only of days duration, as was
thought at the time. Yesterday the volume
Of business returned to the good proportions
Of the former part Of the week, and IL Thanks
giving week arrives with tho demand common
to that timo there can be no complaint on the
part of dealers.
Egg pts dropped back notceably yester'
day. only 81 arrived, against " for the
preceding Guy. Higher prices, however, would
end consumers back to storage stock, as was
the case a few weeks ago Quotations were
steady.
Butter receipts also showed a surprising drop
Of about three-fourths from that of the day
before. Prices remained firm
Potatoes were 81 little frmer, accounted for
by higher arrivals and somewhat Inferior stock
IN several varieties. Highland Burbanks .pf
choice stock advanced several points. as did
sweets also. but Salinas ruled around Si.5o.
Grapes Of the improved quality were stronger
Muscats ran as high as s17O and black Moroc-
COS $2.1O. Demand was good The supply has
been better this week than for soipc time.
Onions are slightly higher
Green vegetables are maintaining recent fig
tires.
Sales on exchange: Twenty-Five sacks Of No
pink beams
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s--Wheat spot irregu'
lar; December. S1.00%; May. sl,OIss
Hops quiet
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles OF con-
sumption prevail at the Los Angeles stores:
Butter. 2-lb. roll. ancy....................S .s5
Butt ~ 2-lb roll Santa Ana. ......... 10
Cooking butter 80
gks fresh rancn, per dozen. so
Potatoes. fancy. 100 bs.................... 2.G
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
PrlnelpaI RulIdlna PERMITS

Following are the permits issued from the
office Of the chcf inspector of buildings yes
terday and classified according to wards;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
New York Stocks
BY Associated Pre-

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov 22.-To1lowing were the
official closing quotations today;
Sales High. Low. Close
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Oil Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed STOCKS

Official sales--1O0O Cal Hills at ssc 1000 Con.
Mines at 1%c; 1000 Johnnie at 1OAc.
Listed Stocks
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Market Ranges

wheat-pecembcr. 9oAc; May 9sMc; July
95c ,,,,a-,,l.. r,,,,
54hc. a., ,,,., ,uk,
cash quotations were as follows;
Flour steady o,So
sloa; No. 9 red S7&@917sc. .o,..o,,.
corn--No. 2, 57Qe7lAc; No. yellow, oVgOV'ae
cats-No 2, 4sc; No. : white, i5g4sc
Rye--No. ?, 75c. ,.,o
Barley--cSood feeding, 62d7cc; fair to enoice
Flax seedTNo. northwestern, slo7
Timothy seed-Prime, $40
clover-Contract grades. $lb.
short ribs. sides Qooce). S6.62,sq6.Io; mess mes
norls per bbl s1?m1226; lard, per 100 lbs'
poin' - 49, 1Iavad, s7 1oiA617. .3Tl6.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22--Grain prices on the local
exchange declined sharply today because or
Iiduidation OF the December delivery. At the
close wheat for December delivery showed a
net loss of 11s@1hc
The market was nervous and prices huctu-
ated over a range OF cents, inc s. leature -, oi
trade was the selling of December holdings by
longs. The market was weak all day. Win
the exception of brief period near the emu
of the first hour when prices advanced approx
jmately ] cent on buying by shorts, based on
a late rally at Liverpool, where prices had been
Id lower. Aside from the desire on the part
of the longs to dispose of the December mold
ings the reports from that country received
earlv in the session told of favorable weather
for the CROP while later dispatches predicted
that large proportion of the new crop VIII
be available for exports. The market closed
weak.
December opened 1l@sc TO 7s@1 cent lower
at sOlh991Mc sold up to 915sc and declined 10
sg7tc The close was at 9lAc. May opened
sdIsc lower at sioolsq1.oo1i, sold up to $l'ol's
and broke to 99isc The close was at e91ac
December corn declined 2ic from the hign
point of the day as u result of persistent proht
talxinp Lower cables and clear weather for
the corn belt and decline OF cash srs'n "eso ,.e
the chief weakening influences. Part OF the
loss was Iegained on covering by shorts put
the close was weak December opened 7ao
lower at 5tiic, sold off to 52l4c and closed az
s9ssc May ranged between "a and o5Ssc ana
closed at a net loss Of 1ts11kc at 54Ssq54isc.
The markets of wheat and corn had de-
pressing effect on oats. prices declining from
,GD1ssc from the high point OF the session, s ?.
445kc and closed at 45c. May ranged between
4sis and 4e%c and closed at 4sssc, net loss oi
1ss6111bc Local receipts are 1lS cars
Provisions were weak because of selling pres
sure from longs and local packers decline
of 10 to 20 cents In the price Of live hogs ana
the slump in grains were pearlsn ldcsors, az
the close January pork was on Sza1c' laru a Mae
down 20 cents and ribs were 22SqsO cents
l inpyc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
MINING QUOTATIONS

Following are the quotations Of yesterday as
furnished by the Los Angeles Nevada Mining
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
y Bank Stocks

bIu. Abke
American Rational ..... So. 125 90
Bank of Los Angeles ...... ..... 100 90
Bank Of Southern California. l3OOu
Broadway Pank and Tr1st Co. .l55.00 .....
california Savings Bank ........ 132
Central National Bank ......... 10000 252 90
Citizens National ........ .... 255 90
Commercian National ......... ..... 100 .OO
Equitable saving. Bank ........ 0.00 .....
Farmers AMI Mer National...... 1886 100
FedereI Bank OF L. k... ...., 1900
First National .... ........ . 430 90
German American Savings. :. .... $40 .oo
Globe Savings Bank ......... ..... lis 90
Home Saw Bank of L. A... ..... 1873 90
Merchants Trust Co ..... ..... "a
National Bank II California $50. 2l0.
National nsnif OF Com. m...... 49,. As 90
Security Savings Bank ... ..... 265 90
southern Trust Co .........- 49, 70 90
[, National Bank . - 1650O
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Miscellaneous Stocks

Cal. Portland Cement ..........- $500 :.
California Hospital ............. JOE
Edison Electric, pf6 .........-.. St
Edison Electric. com ........... ...,. I:
Emergency Hospital ............ $50 :,
Home Telephone pfd ............. 5029 81
Hcmc Telephone com ............ 1880 is
L A Athletic Club .............. It
l.. A. Brewing Co ,............... ..... 14i
L. A. Investment Co .......-...- 49,.
L. A. Jockey Club. 5000 =.
Pasadena Fl & Co.......... ..... A.
san Diego Home T & T Co... ..... 81
Seaside Water c. ............... -. q
title G.. and T. Co. pfd......... 10000 =.
Title !. & Trust Co, pfd ......le6.oo
Title !. e Trust Co, com ......125.00 :.
Title l. & Trust Co. (series @. 1900 :.
L d T & r Co pfd.......... 1000 a
Union Trust Co .................. ..... Al
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Equitable Savings Bank e. e.


@
1G RuIe tld
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Bonds

odlcial saIos-6o 5000 olinda Land at lie q. COZ.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-19
obtaining advertise,

the association in obtaining advertise
ments for his book
Curl says that the man goes to manu-
facturlng establishments which employ
stationary engineers and tells them that
the proceeds of the scheme are to go to
the benefit fund of the association OF the
stationary engineers. Most of the man
ufaeturng firms of the city are on very
good terms with this organization and
desire to aid it in every way possible
Therefore they are inclined to listen to
the solicitors proposal.
The man is said to have called yester-
day at the. office Of the Pacific Coast
Manufacturing Co. on South Los Angeles
street and asked for an advertisement
for the book. He is said by Curl to have
told the manager of that firm that the
scheme was backed by the Stationary
Engineers' association and that all profits
should go to them. He asked for con-
tract with them and was told to come
back later. The company asked Mr.. Curl
II the mans tale was true and they were
told It was not. Later Mr.. Curl says he
found that the Observation-Disclosures Supply
company at SO4 South Los Angeles street
had also been, approached for an adyer-
tisement but they refused to give any. @
Capt. Broadhead told Mr.. Curl that