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The publishes
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26
DISTRICT NO. o.
WARD @

Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded In TINS
district, one to the man and one TO
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to lO p. m. Satur-
day. July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Gray, Miss L., 952 e. Eleventh.
Davis Helen W., 1920 Santee.
Hill, Emma ", 957 s. Broadway.
johnson, Miss Fairy Belle, 531 e.
Crandaii, Miss Eunice. 11S1 E.
Thirty-fourth st.
Tompkins, Miss Maybelle' 300 e.
Peterson, Mary A., 1867 El Molino ST..
Calvin. Mrs. Lulu, S36 w. Jefferson.
Prichard, Mrs. NJ. H, 1852 Newton st.
Dougherty, Mrs. Amanda. 1414 E.
PeIi, Maiis MISS '0. Emma, sS8 f. Thirty
Beideli, Miss Nellie, 1887 Maple ave.
Benjamin, Miss Edna M, 1157 E..
Twentieth.
Hill, Miss Sadie, 624 w. Tenth.
Doyle, Miss Katherine 1851 W.
Twenty-second.
Donahue, Miss Katherine, 1419 Ma
Collar. Mrs Alvarette, 1850 e.
WALLACE, Mrs. Mrs C 6. E, AGE. Twenty
Warreii, Mrs. Mollie A., 1852 e.
TWenty-seventh.
Belt Miss Olive, 4024 Woodlawn ave.
Miller, Miss Maud, 1913 e. Twenty
BUSH, Mrs. w. E., 1923 Maple ave.
Joseph. Miss, 1911 Palamores.
Kwasigroch, Mrs. ]. p, 4424 South
Dearing, Miss Grace, 181 e. Thir-
tieth st.
Powell. Bessie A., 161 e. Thirty
sixth.
Goodhue, Miss Louise, 1913 santee
Wagner, Miss Minnie, 3os e.
vickery, Miss Adelaide, 1921 E.
Beden, Miss Matte, 100 e. Sixteenth.
MEN
Noble, w. F., 2115 Paloma.
Kellogg, Geo, 634 Crocker.
Reeves, John j.. 1921 q. Twenty
EVANS, 6. H., 9ss E. Fortieth.
Nairp, Robert 1160 r. Twenty
BnsSeii, Fred W.. sss e. Twenty
fifth st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26

Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26

Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26
DISTRICT NO. l.

DISTRICT NO. l.
WARD
Two valuable and attractive spec
1al prizes will be awarded in this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes UP to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Frary, Mrs. Sara, AIT N. Avenue 21.
Betsworth, Mrs. Ida, 1872 S. Ave-
Brierley, Mrs Nellie, 244 Avenue rs.
Smith, Mrs. Annie, 307 N. Avenue 21.
Pierce. Miss Annie E., 255 Avenue %.
Pitkin, Mrs. e. A, 9542 Arroyo Seco
ave.
Douglass, Mrs. Jennie p. 2aa East
Bowers, Miss Fannie A., 341 Avenue
SO.
satterlee, Miss Helen, 6127 Piedmont
Rubsch, Mrs. Geo.. 1S1 S. Griffin ave.
Thurber, Minnie j., 1854 N. Sichel.
Samuels, Minnie A., 319 Avenue 81.
Quayle, Mary E., 6021 Monte Vista.
Hills, Miss Laura, 1913 Pasadena ave.
Suttle, Mrs. Hattie, 2115 Mozart st.
Moore, Miss Nellie, 6115 Mesa ave.
White, Miss Nellie, 5314 Pasadena
Tyler, Mrs. Grace B., 2125 Vallejo st.
Cutshaw, Jennie Mae, 800 s. Gates st.
MEN
Keyes. C. G., PIC e. Avenue 81.
Grotzinger, C. E.. 1918 Pasadena ave.
Ditewig, ]. A., 422 S. Griffin ave.
Sewers, A. H, 1853 S. Avenue "a!
Adcock, R. j.. 1924 Manitou ave.
simons, ]. E.. 2S7 Sichel st.
Schutt, Fred E., 1913 N. Avenue %.
Winters, c. D., 234 Avenue 25.
Kelly, P. A., 2616 Manitou ave.
Sweet, C. L., 113 e. Avenue So.
Stockwell, w. W., 2619 Downey ave.
Eaton, ]. B., 122 S. Workman st.
Purseil, Henry, 1875 S. Thomas.
Pepper, Fred, 1852 Pasadena ave.
Jordan, Chas., 2130 Downey ave.
Wadsworth, j, G., 322 s. Avenue 81.
Lam, Homer, 1876 N. Eastlake ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26

Johnson, Mrs. Lulu 554 Fremont ave.
Matter, Grace E., 31S s. Flower.
Knox, Bena l., 955 Orange.
Hass. Clara j., Sol s; Figueroa.
Truitt, Miss Jessie, s47 S. Broadway.
Auchmoody, Miss Low, 621 w. Sixth
street.
Pico, Mrs. Anna. 70s w. Sixth st.
USHER, Miss Elizabeth, 70S w. Sixth.
Reno, Miss e. M. R.. Fifth Street
store.
Beauohamp. Nora, Y. w. c. A, Third
st. John, Miss Grace, S25 s. Grand
Call, Mrs, cor. Third and Grand ave.
Lamb, Harriete E., 119 S. Spring st.
MEN
Rowan, Frederick S.. Hotel Alexan-
dria.
Hubbard, Chas. L., 1912 Orange.
Wiesendanger, T., 700 w. Seventh.
Rehme, B. L., 1902 S. Figueroa.
Covell, Merrill, 215 N. Burlington
ave.
Dodge, M P, 5s7 W; Eighth st.
R.rgar RiShard' qe1' is 94s M RFosdway' sdooag e.
Firth, Emil, 446 Grand View.
Carpenter, p. F., 555 8. Grand.
Mines, VIM. W., California club.
Parsons, A. M, 1649 Orange.
10y, H. Jerome, 121 s. Hill.
Rohn, Orlando, Third and Spring.
Lennon, s. A., 215 8. Hill st.
Greenwood, H. S.. 141 S. Flower.
Shuck, G., 124 S. Olive st.
Bickel, M, 406 S. Spring st.
Woohner, Henry, 119 S. Broadway.
Kirchhoffer, Richard, S19 ,Laughlin
bldg.
wallace, T. r., 30s Union Trust bldg.
Vale, Frank, 22S Byrne bldg
Morrow, Walter, 318 W. Fifth at.
Hilbish, Tom Rud, 44S S. Figueroa ST.
Wagy, A. c., 219 Byrne bldg.
Robinson, R. D., sos Grant bldg.
MacDermott, Ed, ia s. Broadway.
Foster, e. K, 1271e w. Third st.
Neville, j. b., 203 Bradbury bldg.
Adams, Fred, 20S o. T. Johnson bldg.
Ball, Jas, room /, Laughlin bldg.
Mcconnell. Lee A., 145 s. Broadway.
Garrett, Rex, 416 Mason bldg.
Ellis, g. H, 529 Merchants Trust bldg.
Erkenbrecher, Byron, 122 w. Sixth
Smith, oscar B.. 812-14 o. T. johnson
bldg.
Murphy. Joseph p, Broadway Dept.
store.
Austin, L. B., 6215s S. Broadway.
Fusch, A, Fifth Street store.
McKelvey, c. E., Fifth and Spring SITS.
Liscomb, John W., 675 Valencia st.
Roark, Chas. f., 1011a s. Broadway.
Lewis, ]. D.. 545 S. Figueroa st.
Skinner, G. W., 514 Chamber of Com
merce.
Mason, w. T., w. Sixth, between
Grand and Hope.
Compton, Ambrose, 231 s. Bunker
Hill ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26

district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 18, 1907.
WOMEN
Weiland, Ida NJ, 1417 S. Hoover.
Horton, Mrs. June, 1877 w. Thirty
third st.
Ingram, Mrs. Bell, 412 w. twenty
first.
Bishop, Mrs. Francis, 1850 w. Wash
Murphy, Mrs. E. A., 1850 w. Wash
ington st.
Toliver, Mrs, Carrie, 1910 W. Forty
first street.
Riddle. Loretta, 934 w. Seventh st.
saxton. Edna M. o84 W. Seventh st.
Tresslar, Mable T., 1850 Constance.
Savage, Violet, 1924 Oak st.
Hefflefnger, Mrs. Jennie, 2129 Park
Mullins, Miss M. ", 24o7 Juliet st.
sweeney. Miss Margaret 332 w.
Summers, Miss Ada, 119 w. Twenty
third.
Olson Miss Minnie, 1855 w. Twenty
Benedict, Miss Estella C., 1o11 w.
Moore, Miss Stella, S2S w. Forty
third.
Johnson, Marian L., 1924 S. YER
Kelly Ada B., s2s W. Thirty-sixth.
Finney, Grace E., 1919 w. Twenty
Edwards, Mary NJ, 1886 s. Hoover.
Claim, Mary M, 1884 w. Forty-first.
Barron, Flora M, 9O4o Key West.
Barnes, AIDA L., 1920 Magnolia.
Voorhees,. Mary j., 22O2 w. Twen-
Park, Maud, 2s44 w. Twentieth.
Levering. Miss Lucy, 1124 w. Jeffer-
Lowry. Miss Mayme, 1918 Western
Williams, Miss NJ, Forty-sixth ST.,
between Grand and Figueroa.
Pell. Barbara, 1915 st. Andrews
place.
Anderson, Edwin, 1878 W. Jefferson.
Flint, r. W., jr., 90 Chester place.
Faires, ]. D., 1924 w. Thirty-seventh
Arnold, VIM. r.. 1862 W. Twenty
Dee, August c.. 7ss E. Twenty
sprague, Jasper, 1884 W. Forty
Biey, Geo, 1918 w. Thirty-ninth.
Garland, VIM. M, 815 w. Adams.
Van Dyke. VIM, 20 ". ,T,t ADAMS. ,n+,
NeLZ, JOSepllb i9oI W. ih'A ~ @AASAA
sabastine, Chas., 1888 w. Twenty
second.
Lips. Walter, 1851 Brighton.
Kinny, Robt., 1141 w. Twenty-frst.
Newby. Oscar NJ, 2e43 Magnolia ave-
Calender, Harry R., 2313 s. Hope.
Silent, E. D., 2714 Severance.
Kittle, ]. r., 2o9 W. Forty sixth st.
Triolo, ]. S., 1921 w. Twenty-second.
Egerer, Max. 1889 w. Thirty-sev-
specht, ]. c.. 2s7s W. Twenty-frst.
Liewel1an, VIM, 226 w. Adams.
Gunner, r. L., S51 w. Twenty-third
Sutton, E. ", 25O4 Romeo st.
Wilder. Stephen s., 24o2 Budlong
Rash, RASH Nelson, 21s w. Thirty eighth
Merrili, strH9'' F. H., 242o ocean View.
Everhart, A. L., 1918 w. Jefferson.
Poindexter. r. W., 225 w. Adams.
Miller o. c., 2215 Leoti ave,
Lea, Thomas A, 1901 W. Twenty
setnan, D. s., POLL Lasalle st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26
DISTRICT NO. g.
WARD 3

WARD 3
Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded In this
district, one to the man and one 70
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Miller Mrs. Elnora, 539 Grand ave.
Stevens, Miss Harriet. SS3 S. Hope.
Whitmore, Miss Lizzie, ABB S. Hope.
Berg, Miss Edith, 412 S. Hope.
Berger. Miss Mary, 429 W. Second.
Bierme, Miss Mable, 116M s. Flower
Benda, Miss Emma, sos W. First.
Bennett, Miss Mary A., 1861 S.
Lang, Miss Mary, 429 S. Broadway,
Walters, Miss Elizabeth, Coulter Dry
Goods store.
Falck, Mrs, 204 Emerald st,
Smith, Miss Nora, Broadway Dept
store.
Burchard, Miss Hattie. Jacoby Dry
Goods Co.
Carlisle. Miss Gladys, Jacoby Dry
Goods Co.
Thorne, Miss Grace, 453 s. Hope.
Fox, Miss Elizabeth, 1872 S. Olive st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26
DISTRICT NO. g.
NNr nm n

TWO. valuable and attractive spec
lal prizes will be awarded In this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
day, July 13, 1907.
Brown, Mrs. Mamie. 1855 E. Fourth
Lauterbach, Miss Lizzie, 1e1 N, An
derson Az All
MNIcElroy, Miss Frances, 281O Barlow
Mcclure MISS Fanny, 1919 Pleasant
Hiskey, Miss Maud, 2O12 Brooklyn
ave.
Dolan. Catherine, Sisters hospital.
McGee, Catherine, Sisters hospital.
Fere,5son Feussean Maqd, MaGti,. 1905 Michigan ave.
Jackson, Ida P. 285 n. n Soto. Of 9o'0'
Clark! Lillian NJ, 921 N. Soto.
Grown; Mrs. l., 2233 e. Second st.
Meietck, Miss Nettie, III N. Boyle
Cross, Mrs. F. F., 2s1o Michigan ave-
Laffin, Mrs. E., cor. Pickett and
Gleason.
Edgerton, Mrs. Emma, 1874 N. Royle
ave.
Myers, q. M, 604 E. Thirtieth
SSnyuer, Reed. 1875 Michigan ST.
Irumpower, Edward, 1897 Pennsyl-
Boyle, M. c., 1870 Pennsylvania ave.
Warner, H., $500 r. Eighth.
Brown Reuben A., 1912 Brooklyn
Carroll. w E., 52S 8. Hancock st.
Dyke, f. M, 2134 Michigan ave.
Smith, ], A.. 21O9 q. Second.
Handel, F. e., 21o6 e. First.
Pollimann. G. L, 30S N. Anderson.
Miller, Chas. M, 512 S. Boyle ave.
Steel, Frank, 2435 =. First.
Patton, Pat P. O., Seventh and
Taylor, J. M, 1443 Pleasant ave.
Gartling, Chas. F., 30i9 Malabar st.
Robb. F. G., $50 N. St. Louis ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26
WOMEN

Davis, Corinne, s14 s. Hope st.
Van Eman, Electa, 514 S. Figleroa.
Conrad, Mrs. s., TAO S. Alvarado st.
Berger, Miss Marie, 1854 W. Tenth.
King, Miss Elizabeth, 957 S. Broad
way.
Hobson, Miss Edna, TIT S. Hope.
Cunningham, Miss Mary, I'LL Hope.
Foster, Miss Elizabeth, 92s Potter
wells, Miss Myrtle, sa7 S. Spring st.
Neighbors, Mrs. Jas. T., 1915 w.
Ninth st.
Falvey, Mrs. Sophia M, 1929 oxford
Hamiil, Mrs. c., 27Os Roxbury st.
Donnelly, Agnes NJ, 1918 s. Union
Doherty, Ethel, 1414 s. Hope st.
Goldstein. Marie b., ZIG w. 18th.
hamble, Grace ", 92S Francisco.
Paine, Aimee, 1900 s. Westlake ave.
Mahan, Belle 1717 Burlington ave.
Cortrite, Miss Abbie, 1895 Dewey av.
Vance, Miss Hattie B., 1908 8. HILL st.
Wilson, Miss Mollie B., 1917 Arapa-
hoo.
Keyes, Miss Lillian. 124s 8. Bonnie
Brae st.
classen, Miss Regina, 141O Arapa-
Underwood, Miss Ina D., s42 Potter
Reeder, Miss G.. 727 N. Flower.
Devin, Minnie, $50 S. Figueroa.
MEN
Greffi, Joseph M. 1248 S. Figueroa
King. 6. A., 815 w. Eighth.
Marsh, Robt., Westchester place
and Twelfth st.
Hawley, G. o., S23 8. Union.
Holden, w. j., 421 Belmont.
cinnamon, L., 521 w. Pico.
Faithful. Claude A.. 854 w. Ninth st.
Holmes, 4. B.. SiS ". Sixteenth st.
Carton, d. H., lilo Ell Molino st.
Elkeles, H. G., 831 S. Broadway.
Tinker, Vance L., 216 w. Twenty
second st.
Mccarthy, James p, 2245 w. Eighth
street.
McGraw, j. H, ss1 s. Main st.
Harmon. Hiram, 1906 S. Hope.
Tibbetts, w. w. 1907 Grand ave.
Todd, John G., 1928 Arapahoe
Weber, H. W., 1918 w. Seventh.
Auble, Walter H, 1917 s. Hope.
Lewis, E l., 1925 Winfield st.
BIakesiee, L. C., SS5 Grattan st.
Close r. NJ, 9S6 Grattan st.
Metlar, e. F., 1040 Florida st.
Hazeltine, p R., 1901 NJ Adams.
Little, Josse F., 1924 Georgia.
Palmer, John, 10451a Denver ave.
Hail, c. w, 4ish W. Eighth,
Holdren, Orton c., 421 Belmont ave.
DISTRICT NO. s.
Wards
Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded in this
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26
DISTRICT NO. q
WARD 2

Two valuable and attractive spec
ial prizes will be awarded In this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Anders, Mrs. Eta, 1918 Alpine st.
Weatherford, Mary E., Barlow sana-
torium.
MeClurkin, Mrs. Genevieve, 51s So
Dewitt. Miss Gladys, 1907 Lake
Terrell, Mrs. H. c., 1857 Bellevue
Brewer. Miss Gertrude K, 2o7 N.
Broadway.
Glenn, Miss Alice, Wilcox bldg, cor
Spring and Second.
Coll, Miss, Wilcox bldg, cor. Spring
and Second.
Johnson. Mrs. w. H.. S12 S. Broad
Shelley. Miss Marion, 94Oo Bellevue
ave.
James, Mary @ +, 2se 9Ss n Grand sr,a ID axe g;xo
Brown, Halle, 2211 Berkeley st.
Reed, Mrs, 1916 Cotton st.
Frazer, Miss Nell, 437 Temple.
Bennett Miss Mamie, 1911 Montana.
Blanchard, Miss Morilla, 1874 N. Hope.
Blanchard Miss Ida H., 1874 N. Hope.
Bennett, Miss Rose, 408 N. Figueroa.
Pawling, Miss Prillie, 1929 Casco st.
Morrell. Mrs. Ella G., Preston and
Lloyd, Miss Jessie, lila N. Hope st.
Waite, Miss Nellie, 1908 e street.
MEN
Edwards, Geo., 1900 Sunset blvd
Brown, Arthur c., 1949 Alessandro.
Augisteny, p, 105 N. Hill st.
Meyers, P. c., 1855 Iona st.
McClain, H. A., 642 N. Bunker Hill
Johnson, C. L.. 1921 Bellevue ave.
Matuskiwiz VIM, $50 w. First ST.
Koch, Geo. T., 335 New High st.
Gum, James, 1897 Sunset blvd.
Smith, Jay c., S35 Sunset blvd.
Wheeler, M. j., 701 Temple st.
Wheeler, f. c., 218 N. Fremont ave.
List, r. b., 541S Monte Vista.
Burns, John c., 316 N. Broadway.
Austin, D. S. A., 431 w. Temple.
CIampitt Edward A., 200 Patton.
Rampe. r. E., 1888 Mignonette ave.
Hart, J. D., cor. N. Broadway and
steffen, ]. p. 92O Temple st.
Zoll, G.. 1869 Sunset blvd.
Murphy, Rev. Chas. t., jr., 4ls Gus
Rice ice Jan James B., 1929 Sunset blvd.
Bach. B. E., 1410 Kellam ave.
Iaverich, Frank, 343 N, Main.
Fay. ]. E., 916 Temple st.
Wilson, Edward, 1910 Sunset blvd.
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If there is anything about the con-
test you do not understand, call on,
phone or write the CONTEST EDI-
TOR, The Herald, 184 s. Broadway,
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DISTRICT NO. A.
WARD 4

ial prizes will be awarded in this
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26
DISTRICT NO. 2
WARDS 2 AND 8

"AhNDc . AMI
Two valuable and attractive spec
district, one to the man and one to
the woman receiving the largest
number of votes up to 10 p. m. Satur-
day, July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Liebeman, Pauline A., sO4h e.
Lynch, Mrs. Kate, a44 Turner.
Pepper. Miss Ella, 814 Towne ave.
Clark, Miss Hattie, 915 e. Sixth st.
Bekins. Miss Kate, s25 Vincent.
Bell. Miss Cathryne, 70S e. Third.
Bemus, Miss Alice, 8o7 e. Third.
Weisberger. Miss Pauline, 633 Ceres
ave.
oueener, Mrs. Georgia. s2o Ceres
House. Miss Edith, 181 W. Elmyra
street
Bennett, Mrs. E. M, 62s W. sixth.
Cope. Elizabeth M. 2034 E. Third.
Biake, MRS. Harry. 316 f. Fourth st.
Blake, Miss Flossie, 81s E. Fourth st.
Erhardt, Miss Freda, 832 e. Fourth.
Gragg, Mrs. Clara B., 568 Towne ave.
Iepper, Miss Ella M. S14 Towne ave.
Barnhart, Mrs. Minerva j., 545 Maple
Clarke, Hattie, s15 e. Sixth st.
Brunn, Mrs. Alice M. 900 %. Sixth ST.
Arnaz, Mrs. Annie c., s25 Kohler st.
Huey, Mrs. Nora c., 62S Maple ave.
Blakesley, Mrs. Mary M, 635 Gladys
ave.
Wickman, Miss, sos E. Third st.
MEN
Cox, w. A, 223 Huntington bldg.
Adams, Paul, 253 S. Broadway.
Grannatt, H. c., 730 Ruth ave.
King. Samuel, ZOE E. Ann st.
Keane, Peter, 816 e. Fourth st.
Robinson. T. c., 655 Central ave.
Green, Luther, 429 Huntington bldg.
Graham, j. L., 445 Wilcox bldg.
Smith, j. A., 525 q. Fourth.
Mcdonald, r., 640M S. Maple ave.
oDonneii, Geo, s24 crocEer
Stoevmer, Henry, 421 e. Fourth st.
Casey, Chas. B., 126 e. Ann st.
richards, W. L., 1920 Wall st.
Lennon, John, 109 w. Ann st.
Albright, R.. 113 E. Third st.
Buttler, L. W., 784 S. San Pedro.
Kfllefer, Chas., 235 E. Second.
Jargstorff, A. c., 826 e. Third.
Roe, Edward, 651 Central ave.
Skinner. James 334 Omar ave.
Bakes. F. F., 931 e. Tenth.
Lundquist, E. H., 2123 S. Los An
Demmett, Bert. 12o N. Main st.
Olivas, B. N, 321 Bauchet.
Johnston, ]. W., 257 e. Fifth st.
Tieman, j., 766 Maple ave.
Vincent, Geo. j., 9691k e. Tenth.
Storenson, P W., 626 Ruth ave.
Hofmeister, G. G., All Colyton st.
Knappe, Geo. W., 409h Colyton st,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-26

Groves, H., 725 e. Pico st.
Mann, M. A., S53 E. Twenty-ninth.
Micheals, J. W., 72S Crocker st.
Peile, Chas. S., 1912 e. Adams.
Miller, j. A.. 211 e. Twenty-ninth.
Strohm, John, 3401 Central ave.
Valencia, A. E., 2414 Maple ave.
Moviaty, D. A, PIT e. Washington.
Land, B. W., 1927 Walnut ST.
Quierolo, Stephen. 1924 Crocker st.
Griffith, j., 1920 e. Forty ninth.
Ressler, Chas. H., 1920 E. Twen-
tieth st.
Barrows, Prof. Frank L., 1899 E.
Twen ntieth st.
Eastman, F., 1856 E. Twelfth st.
Brott, o. J., 1473 E. Forty-second.
Orthmer, w. b., 1441 E. Twentieth.
Walker. H. Clay, 1472 E. Twentieth.
Wallace, Alexandra, 1922 e. Tenth.
Potter, Harlow B., 623 e. Adams.
Carpenter, w. H, 631 e. Forty-fifth
st.
McKeeth, w. B., All E. Twenty
ninth.
Greenleaf, Louis A., 44S7 Mckinley
ave.
Holland, E., 1882 E. Thirty-seventh
Foley, John H, 715 e. Adams.
Johnson, A. W., 6S2 e. Twenty
eighth ct.
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The ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1907

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* Mftae better than the average
THE question hoes it paw hnds tt#
answer n Numerous life histories
sssish are ~rua@a - she attention af
fle aarfasM authorities a few days
agn. IaeY received q letter from Q bus
iness mmn in an Iowa town who an
n0uannf his egFNttaH 20 the office ~
county reaa sleg. Ha wrote thar he
hoped the asylum aFacerS would b. In
rerastatE e. hsaF 1Aas him because
thav naH SCENT him a. Iowa In iss
.Ntsst az aN~ be wrote. "a remember
those worries ~ Abraham Lincoln
whsah greeted me m the assembly
r1nm-Tef8 she ho.s 81 the New York
fuEaug1~ asylum thar they must value
fast fee truth and humanity II they
Wiah ta become useful and honorable
men I have attem thought aE those
worries + have triea e. iive un q them
as Lincoln wished N4 ta du- / wish the
bows vino leave The asylum would
newer FgTget them. Feii them r. c9fne
Waat
like am other business men the au-
.tharitIeS % the Juvenile asvinm study
carefully the raw material from
which they make Fne finished prod
nef. that Of good citizenship. Close
study al the bad bay problem reveals
the fact fhat the d-efinuueut hased TO
the ehH1drems court S. largely the VIC
ffm 81 elrcumsraDees-fn this c0un-
rrv sometimes 4 very Young victim.
for American aurt4 brand e child a
criminal a1 the age ~ six. In Ger
many. the criminal Il hinges between
rhe twelfth and eighteenth wears and
Ia Austria Nz che eud &c the fourteenth
year amt in England al the end If the
sfxteemfn. kn his eifg only h0vs uu-
der sixteen are sent % refgrrmat0ries
4 bag 4 day over sixteen MAY be- sent
ia f4ff far stealing "a street railway
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-04
FoR SALE.

s200- 00-Corner lot. Highlands; easy
terms.
s400. 00-Two lots. Garfield Avenue.
S950.00-4-room frame, Fourth ward
pays is per cent.
$t.I00. 00-6-room frame, good local
ity.
$1.200.00-4-room house-what terms
do YOU want2
81 .750. 00-4-room frame, new; a snap
81. 500. 00-6-roomis and bath room
complete. close in. good barn. ce-
ment walks: a bargain.
81. 500. 00-5-room brick, new, BATH
room. reception hall, mantel, and
fireplace; large rooms, porchee
screened; barn.
S2.500. 00-f20 acres valley farm, fits
acres under cultivation, balance pro-
duces good crop OF hay. ample water
eight.
$4,000. 0O-f25-acre ranch. good g.
room house: milk house. store roor.,
two wells. IA Jersey and Durham
COW and farming implements.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
MONEY To LOAN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-04

Don't forget tliat our driver can
take your order for pies. cakes. bread
and in "a any bakery goods.
n. G. PRATT Il Co.
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Go OPERATIVE REALTY co
j. T.. Elder. Mgr.
Room 0, n. Il. Armijo Building.


gs-acre ranch. north of city. for rent
cheap 20 right party; S-room house,
stable. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-04

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
MONEY TO LOAN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-15
As Our Visitors Will See Us.

American business men organized
into the National Association of
Cotton Manufacturers viii welcome
to Washington early this coming
month a party of about 125 assoei-
ate textile makers, representing
every progressive country of Eu-
rope. The visitors win remain in
the American Capital about a week.
There should be no skipping in
their entertainment, and the new
Chamber of Commerce should see
to it that their welcome rings with
heartinesS.
Yet the coming Of these men from
the great capitals of Europe COM
pels a contrast not hattering to our
local pride. They are business men,
manufacturers, producers. Their
shops employ men by the thou
sands. According to the showing of
Carroll D. Wright's "Some Aspects
Of the Labor Problem" the condi-
tons of that employment are not
unhealthful. The visitors will repre-
sent, in short, a branch Of industry
wholly legitimate. continuously
profitable and secure, and sustained
by the employment at good wages
of thousands of trained workmen.
What win they find as to such in
dustry in Washington?
First. they win come upon a city
generally more beautiful than Lon
don, Paris, or Berlin. Inter den
Linden, Hyde Park, and the Place
de Ia Concorde surely rival the most
ornate of our avenues, drives and
boulevards; hut not Berlin, or Lon
don, or Paris enjoys so many less
conspicuous streets of abundant
width and generous shade. Second,
they wiz come upon many monu-