Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

PERCY H. CLARK CO., with offices
in suite 312, H. w. Hellman building, is
corporation which deals extensively
in San Joaquin valley lands, and has
been quite active in bringing settlers
to that great producing section OF Cali
fornia. Mr.. Clark, who is one of the
most energetic operators in property
interests in the state, is identified with
many active enterprises, and has a
wide acquaintance In the southwest.
The company transacts general real
estate business in Los Angeles.
PACIFIC SUGAR CORPORATION
represents one Of the greatest deyel-
opment and Industrial enterprises on
the Pacific coast. The company is an
extensive beet sugar growing and
sugar manufacturing corporation, with
capitalization of over $1,000, 900, In
vested entirely by Los Angeles bust
ness men. The big sugar factory built
and now in operation at Corcoran,
Cal, is a monument to the enterprise
of the stockholders. The officers OF
the company are H. c. Buhoup, presi-
dent; Nathan Cole, Jr., vice president
and general manager; Mayor A. g.
Harper. vice president; w. c. Petch-
ner, secretary, treasurer and attorney,
The company'S manufacturing plant al
Visalia has a daily capacity of 400
tons.
PARK BANK OF LOS ANGELES
has it's principal place of business at
the corner of South Hill and Fifth
streets, with a branch bank in the
Bryson block at the corner of Spring
and First streets. The officers are:
President, Perry w. Weidner; James
C. Kays, w. c. Durgin and A. w
Ryan, vice presidents; Wilson G. Tan
ner, cashier; ]. w. Kays, H. l.. Hol-
land and H. e. Allen, assistant cash
iers. The Park bank also has branch
bank at Pico and Ell Molino The Park
bank is one of the popular financial
institutions of the city. Total deposits
81, ,425.0 900.
TONOPAH & TIDEwATER RAIL
ROAD is a line which now extends
from San Pedro harbor to the very
heart of the rich mineral fields of Ne
vada and it has brought Los Angeles
100 miles closer to the gold camps than
any other road. Branch lines or the
road are to be rapidly extended. The
offices of the company in Los Angeles
are in the Pacific Electric building.
aOLBROOK, MERRILL & STET.
SON, branch Of the San Francisco
house, wholesale dealers in stoves, meta
and plumbers supplies, occupy new
and handsome brick building at the
corner of Second street and Contra
avenue, with private switching privi'
leges. by which the company receives
| it's stock by trainload or carload lots
| and is enabled to make direct ship
| ments to the trade to any point in the
country. This is one of the oldest and
most prosperous business corporation:
| in Los Angeles. The entire southWes
| is embraced in the firms territory.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LOS
| ANGELES, which is designated as de-
pository of the United States, has {
capital of $1,250,O0O. surplus and undi
vided profits $1,540,000; total resources
$16, 995, ,000 The officers are: j. M. Ell
| liott, PRESIDENT Stoddard Jess. w. G
Patterson, G. e. Bittinger and John S
Cravens, vice presidents; w. IT, S
Hammond, cashier; A. C. Way, e.
Pauly, r. W. Coe and A. B. Jones, as
sistant cashiers.
| INTERNATIONAL SAVINGS AMI
EXCHANGE BANK occupies a splen
did fireproof modern structure of ter
stories and basement at the corner o.
Spring and Temple streets. The CAPT
tai stock is S200,00O and general bank
ing business Is transacted. Depos
its, 100000. The officers and di
rectors are: John Lopizich, presi
dent: S. Bodero, M. Obsatti. Leon Es
caller and John Castera, vice presi
dents; ]. H. Goodhue, cashier; A. r
Pusich, George Zobelein, r. A. Todd, L
Terrific, e. Fleur, M. Durand. A. Wig
nolo. Jules Viole, DR.. B. .Sassella ant
I. M. Kristoyich.