Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-17
CHRISTIANS WILL
BUILD NEW CHURCH
EXCURSIONS ARE PROVING VERY
VALUABLE FEATURE
oId-Time Residents of Beaumont Re-
turn from Panama and Re-
locate in Booming
Little Town

The Beaumont Land and Water company re-
pert sales of $4,000 for the past two weeks,
as a result of the regular twice-a-week excur-
sicns. This does not include the ordinary office
sales of the company, which 1t Is said were
also large The excursions are proving a most
profitable feature of the company's business.
Work upon the pipe system is forging
ehead. c. f. Lapp of Los Angeles has large
rig on the ground and is boring ten-inch
well. When ready additional land will then
be placed on the market at advanced price.
The commodious business house of Ralph
Trumbower, formerly of Los Angeles, is
about completed and is being stocked with
plumbing supplies, bicycles, cement and lum-
ber Charles e. Harris has secured the con-
tract for John j. Fitzpatrck's fine residence
and is in Beaumont assembling materials, hav-
inG already purchased lumber from the Trum-
bower yards. Mr.. Harris will shortly COM
uence work on residence for himself and
will permanently reside in Beaumont.
G. NJ Kimbal, recently here from Maine,
has bought 2 S4 acres for $639 and Is preparing
to plant trees and build a home. Rev. j. N.
Smith, vice president of the California and
Arizona Christian Missionary board, has
bought acres of fruit land for $S37 for an In
vestment and has accepted for the state board
a fine site valued at $3.50. for new Christian
church. the donors being the Beaumont Land
and Water company
D.. c. Burson of Pasadena, famous horticul-
turist will open nursery, build fine home
and live In Beaumont Mrs, Burson is organ
iZng a Christian mission, and b. f. Coulter
and other prominent business men are being
consulted about raising funds for a temporary
structure.
The Sunday and Thursday excursions are so
popular that the company will continue them
indefinitely. 81 for the round trip. 1852 miles
there and back. by special train.
Mrs Robert Bailey and her son. B. w. S.
Alban, who residents of Beaumont eigh-
teen years ago. have just arrived from Pana-
ma and have both purchased business lots.
The sales reported for the past week are as
fellows: Arthur Riach, lot 3, block 81 $3.50;
Lena Johnson. lot 4. block 65, 500; Thomas
Buckley. lot Is. block "a, S125; L. A. Rogers,
lot 9. block 80. $40; F. I. Taylor, lot T. block
49, s70 same. lots 10 and II, block ia. S4OO;
Bertha Dickerson, lot 4. block 1872 ss34 Mary
E. Dean. lot 2. block 105 $500 ,25; Mrs. Vic
toria Richards lot "a. block SO, SIPS; DR.. Will
lam B. Bullard, lot s, block 70, $780, R. A.
Hagnbaugh lot 9. block 70, $50; II. L. M.
New, lots 7 and s, block 6. 500; f. A. Nalle,
lot 15, block 81, sl75; L. E. Wyland and w. H.
Douglas, lot l. block 60, s444; Gust Loobs. lot
il, block ST, SIPS; Jacob Marshall Long, lot 8,
block 1856. S10O6; Anna Josephine Green, lot 16l.
block ia; Alice Hone and Eleanor c. Morrison,
lot 4, block Ga, 500; Mrs. F. #. Walker. lot. 2,
block Ga. $3.50; Charles Il. Harris. lots 20, 81,
20, 20, block SO, $780, Leslie H. MacRobbe,
lots IA and 16. block 49, Sl45; s. #. Dawson.
let's l. 2, 3, block g. Sl95.