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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
In the Superior Court.

Jacob N. Rice vs.. T. Finsmore Fer
guson-Case dismissed.
Firemans' Fund Insurance Co. vs..
0. R. N. Co. Plaintiff motion sus-
tanned in part and overruled in part.
Same-Demurrer overruled.
Northern Assurance Co. vs.. o. R.
N. Co.-Demurrer overruled.
August Siler vs.. Guy Milling Co.
Plaintiff RECEIVERS $500 from defend
ant.
John V. Meyers VS.. Clara Myers ct
al-Decree and order of sale of real es-
tate.
Farmers State Bank of Colfax VS..
F. S. Ratliff ct al-Case dismissed.
Philip Ochs, an habitual drunkard.
stricken from posted list.
NEW CASES FILED.
VIM. Star VS.. Maggie Star-Oi-
vorce.
W. R. Clemans vs.. 7. M. Hadley
ct al.
T. H. Osborn VS.. Robert Thorn ct
ux-Quiet title.
Samuel Protffit VS.. Jessie b. Profitt
Divorce.
August Siler VS.. Guy Milling Co.
Money due.
Pacific Coast Elvator Co. VS.. VIM,
Chamberlain-Money due.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate of John B. Frick-John B.
Frick Jr. appointed administrator, with
bond fixed at $l4, 200.
Estate of R. E. Sisk-Edna Sisk
appointed executrix.
Estate of Daniel B. Howe-June II
at II am, set as 6ime for hearing on
appointment of administrator.
Estate of Lille E. Case-Decree Of
settlement and distribution.
Estate of r. E. Sisk-John Ferris
Joseph Ochs and Peter Bafus appointed
appraisers.
Estate of Nancy A. Bruns-John
Squires, VIM. Swain and ]. j. Murray
appointed appraisers.
Guardianship of Earl Peterson ct a,
Petition to sell real estate.
Estate of Clara L. Pate-Order r.
sell personal property.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Will do dress making or family
sewing ut your home Gall 1t
Mrs. Robt. Williams or phone
Miss Hattie Weston. Phone
Bank E6.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13
Tsssaay a. Rxesesiss Day.

T0oo0oy a. Exeof0lo0 Day.
Colorado / Southern selis tick.
cts On Tuesdays FROM Denver,
Colorado Springs aud Pueblo to
oil state points 1t very low rstss
for tho round trim
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13
The Best pills evsr seia.

After doctoring Is years TOR chronic
indigestion, aud spending over two hun.
dred dollars. nothing has done me ~
much good ~ DR.. Kings New Life Pills
] consider them the best pills ever sold"
writes b. +. Ayscue, Of ingleside. N. c.
Sold under guarantee at Fuller Drug Co.
DC.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Judge Wilson, Of Del Norte, re-
turned Tuesday from Washington,
&c. and stopped of 1t Monte
Vista on business. He has been
in Washington in the interest Of
the Continental reservoir and says
his company has secured such
rishts from the government as it
desired, but thinks there will be
no more permits granted by the
Sscrstary Of the Interior.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Telephone your Drug Orders
We will deliver them.
Fuller Drug Co.
Phone Monte g
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13
CHANGE or TIME


The eastern train will arrive
hereafter at 1850 a. M; the western
train at $40. p: nj.
Pueblo Sleeper will be put on
again June 8, Alamosa to Pueblo,
passengers remaining in berth un-
til 80 a. III.
II. G. Gallagher arrived in town
Tuesday from Los Angeles and
will spend the summer in Monte
Vista. He is enjoying very good
health.
Lester M. Nelson, OF Naples. Maine,
says In recent letter: II have used
DR.. Kings Now Discovery many years,
for coughs and colds, and l think 1t
saved my life. have found 1t 4 reliable
rsmedy for throat and lung complaints
and would no more Be without bottle
than ! would be without food" For
nearly forty Year, New Discovery has
stood at the head Of throat and lung
remedies. As preventive Of pneumonia
and healer Of weak lungs it has no equal.
Sold under guarantee at Fuller Drug Co.
Soc and olO Trial bottle free,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

eiks' STATE Meet ~ Port Collins.
On June 10 anil IL the Colorado
4 southern wall seli tickets from
all points u Fl. Collins and return
vt one half fare; siso from Denver.
Greeley s0d intermediate points
on June 10, II and II All tickets
good to return until June 18th.
JAYoeRT
Will make the searnn Of 1913 nj
the Fair grounds So to insure
mare IN toai. W. /, SToTT,
Manager.
W. A. MAxill says biz barn wall
bc clossd 90 the 4th Of July.
WIN ave you Messy o. Paint.
Fuller DRUG Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

"A Bryan Club was organized at
Center Tuesday with N. n. Sutley
psssidsat; c.. n. Winchell, vice
paq9idsat: p. A. Bowers secretary
aa ". G. 0elbraith. treasurer. A
eothnit4se- On entertainment was
A1pQ6nAoo - follows: B. II. Buck
~ 1an 6aatou and ]. n. Corsou.
-0iepaAsA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Frank G. Cloudy of Denver and
Aurao Mackenzie of Trinidad
we're appointed members Of the
national conservation committee by
President Roosevelt Monday. The
work II the committee will be to
Suggest plans for the conservation
II 1.-THE natural resources Of the
country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

- sssss ~es>e - - N~sOOss.
-DfapaAsA.
n Voednen oe the World un-
vposd IL monument Of George
4eAnss Il tAs Monte Vista GENE
~ ~ Sunday. There were a
hgge anmhes Al Woodmen aud
o1hsss present The osssnoaiss Of
~ uavsinng were WY impressive
90 appsopsiate 70 ~ occasion.
Rev. II. n. Nsl.on hes let Tor
Trinidad whore be goss 70 hold 70.
vtSal nsstings. He expects 70 b
od6s two ~ thrss weeks. Rev.
Wo. kerry will prssch the morn.
~ seswons At the Christian
coAseA during ths absence oi Mr..
Dr. O'Connsr was taken to st.
AstAoay's hospital at Dsnves
4esaaS sight Tor tssstnsnt. Hs
Ass bssn ailins foe six nonths
I'D his cess u somewhat If .
psasls 70 the doctoss.
fAe sswes work h progressing
quits rapidly these days. The sx-
a.1Etng naehise y /. wondss.
9ots than two blocks being sxca.
vased and laid IN . day 10 nothing
ont a the ordinary. Alamoss
C0uSies.
Judgs Bastsr II Psoaia was in
t,vs ~ Saturday 70 aatsed the
seol ssGats auction, ard 70 we're
~ Collins hrolhses II Crsssis.
b. q. .Bsscksnriigs and family
~ 1ssday sight; Ar. Bssoksn.
xilDs Tor Chieago ard his family
% . Wit = tsiends East.
Thsss ars . few cass Il potatoes
bsiag shipped from this station.
Dssss ~ peyiag 70 csats for
speaapele.
4 - Dest 0aslaad Ind allot.
neo>o will e. meae % ~ l3sh a
Aegssl ~ not in July - wss
Asysa.
ko4is ehaw come up from Colo.
ND opsieW ~ aetsgday and
~ = y n'.''s '''' s'''A
y. n~aAtal, q pseyes. .was
.sajlha V CBpeDs ~ anlUs1sy "a
n(usn s.sqs1iea) qgDguaea.
J. .. ossgtsll "a ", H.
Qpsaell taok : day - 4Nssaay
~ UnnA m ~ pfVne nlhfn~. ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Thrss quarter sections Of land
north q the river belonging to
the Collins estate were cold at
aaetioo last Saturday. John Kerr
bought one quarter At $500, ]. Il.
Baxter one quarter At e17 per
Acre. and Joe Curry paid as an
acre for the quarter on which the
baildings arc situated.
r. H. Deeds returned home
lest Saturday fzom Los Angeles
who're be was called by the serious
illpeeS Of his wife. Mr.. Deeds
has improved very much and has
lett the sanitarium aud gone to
a private boarding place. She
HOPES TO be able 70 return home
before long.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

TAsss ars . few cass a potatoes
esiag shipped from this station.
1ss1s ~ psyiag 70 csats for
,opea apQde.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Lesis ehaw come Up from Colo.
ND oSsieW ~ aets1aay aad
MM = 70 uiniag aser So~th
-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

- Desl 0aslosd Ind allot.
nssts will b msas - w. l3sh Il
Aegssl ~ not in July - was
Aspsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

b. q. Breckenridge and family
~ Monday night; Mr.. Bssokso.
stADs Tor Chieago AID he family
% . Wit = ieiends Gost.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Judgs Baxter II Psonia ives IN
t.sws ~ Saturday 70 astsed the
rel esGats auction, ard % we're
IL Collins heuGhees II Creole.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-06-13

Nr. O'Connsr was taken to 81
AstAoay's hospital at Dsnvs
4oaday sight Tor tssstnsnt. b.
Ass bssn ailing foe six month
I'D be caes u somewhat III
pusxls 70 the doctoes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
GIRL ENDS LIFE;
FATHER FOLLOWS
BLOODY DOUBLE TRAGEDY
NEAR PHOENIX
DOUBLE DEATH MARKS END OF
MAN SLAYER
Girls Heart Affairs Blamed for Her
Suicide, and Parent, BehoIdIng
Daughters Corpse, Blows
of His Head

By Associated Press.
PHOENIX, May 1.-THE bloody and
unusually tragic double suicide of
Frank Wagner and his daughter, Mag
gle, aged IA, occurred this evening just
before dark at the home of Wagner, a
nurseryman, one mile and half south
east of Phoenix.
Some details of the girls motive are
lacking, but the story, as near as 1t can
be worked out, Is that the girl, chatting
under parental restraint in her heart
affairs, having once before attempted
s'licide, shot herself in the mouth with
a revolver, in the kitchen of the house.
The father, entering, beheld the sicken-
ing sight and ran to neighbor's for
help. The latter, finding the girl not
assuredly dead, went on bicycle to
neighboring brickyard to telephone for
a doctor.
During his absence, and before the
arrival of the doctor, Wagner stated to
those assembling that he was going to
"join his angel daughter" and picking
up a single-barreled shotgun, he walked
through a wire inclosure to a path In
front of the house, put the end of the
gun barrel In his mouth and fired, the
charge removing the entire top of his
head.
Wagner has had O. somewhat bloody
career. His youth was spent in Pitts
burg, but he came here at least a
quarter of a century ago, and about
eighteen years ago killed Frank Fry,
vel known in Phoenix, at Aqua Cali
ente springs, 100 miles west of here.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
"GLAD HANDLERS" ARE
GATHERING FOR TRIP
Chamber of Commerce Excursion to
San Joaquin Valley Leaves
Next Wednesday
Night

business men of Los Angeles and
fruit raisers throughout Southern Cal
ifornia manifest lively interest I'm the
coming .Glad Hand" excursion OF the
chamber of commerce to the highly
Gu tiyated sections of the famous San
Joaquin valley. The special train will
lease Los Angeles Wednesday evening
May 13. after the close of business, and
the party will return to the city early
the following Sunday morning.
This will be one of the most inter-
esting and profitable trips for direct
business results that the chamber has
yet given, affording manufacturers and
merchants in every line to come in
personal contact with the business men
uf the valley. which is naturally trib-
utary to Los Angeles.
The excursion committee of the
chamber has arranged for round oi
receptions and entertainments for tbs
entire party at Hanford, Fresno and
Bakersfield, In addition to the rides
at all points touched on the four days
trip.
Interesting Trip Promised
Opportunity will be given to view
the great oil section and citrus fruit
men of this locality will have look at
what their neighbors are doing in that
line in the valley Just now the grape
vines are in full foliage and the fields
acres of alfalfa and rich vegetation
generally will be among the other in
teersting sights on the way Growing
sugar beets and the great beet fac
tory in which $1,000,000 of Los An
geles capital is invested profitably will
be seen, and the famous irrigation sys-
TEN of 5000 miles extent in Fresno
county will be viewed from the train
and from automobiles. Residents of
the valley towns are making extensive
preparations for the reception and en-
tertainment of the Los Angeles WIS.,
itors. and all of the business organfza-
tions of the valley points promise the
excursionists the time of their lives
when they arrive.
Secretary Frank Virgins of the
chamber of commerce says that tickets
for the trip can be had only at the
chamber of commerce. Those who
have not made reservations should do
SO without delay, he says, as arrange
ments must be completed in advance
for the train and the people of the
valley must be notified as to the num-
ber of people they will be called upon to
entertain.
The chamber has abandoned the In
side track trip. booked in February for
May 16. That trip may be taken later.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
JUDGE DECIDES IN
BIG De PICOT CASE
RICH PROPERTY INCLUDED IN
LEGAL BATTLE
State Supreme Court UphoIdo Lower
judiciary in Ruling on Suit
Brought by Stenographer
for Litigants

Charles de Picot and Mrs. Susanne
de Picot, who own rich real estate in
Los Angeles, again have lost in their
fight to retain possession Of l75 acres
of rich oil lands near Sherman, valued
at S1,5O0,000, according to a decision
of the state supreme court received at
Los Angeles yesterday.
The Picots announce that they will
continue their fight through their at
torneys. Denis and Lowenthal, appeal
ing to the supreme court for a rehear-
ing in banc, yesterdays decision being
in department =,
Since 1904 the litigation has been in
the courts and the property has in
creased to it's present value from $45,-
900, the figure at which the Flcots
contracted to sell 1t to w. U. BRAD
shaw, a real estate broker.
That was in November, 1904. Brad
shaw paid down $500 in cash to bind
the deal, agreeing to make a cash pay
ment of $4,000 within a specified time,
and give a note and mortgage Dack
for the balance Of the price contracted,
$45,000.
N;ne-tenths of his interests were
sold bv Bradshaw to different people
and he retained one-tenth. All the
holders assigned their rights under the
| contract to a stenOgrapher, Miss ,. "
Montgomery.
stenographer Sues
Miss Montgomery, who is thus ap-
nearing as the plaintiff in all actions
brought against the Picots, rendered,
| inside the time granted by the option,
| the $4,000 first payment on the prop
ertv. offering for the balance her note
and a mortgage on the proeprty.
The Picots refused this, saying they
had contracted with Bradshaw and not
with an assumed or actual assignee,
and claimed that Bradshaw's individual
note and not Miss Montgomery's was
called for in the contract. They claimed
that she was not responsible for $685.
900.
Accordingly Miss Montgomery brought
suit to seek to gain possession or the
property and compel fulfillment of the
contract of sale, claiming the express
sion "a note" made her note as ac-
ceptable as that of Bradshaw or any
one else.
Judge Smith of the superior court
decided in 1905 that Miss Montgom-
ery's note was good and that the Picots
must fulfill their contract. He held
| that under California laws the mort
gage is the essential security for ven-
doris of property and not the note of
| the buyers. The latter may or may
not be financially responsible for the
notes which accompany these mort
cages in question.
It is this decision of the lower court
which is upheld by the state supreme
court in its decision of yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
PLAN TO RUSH WORK ON
HARB0R IMPROVEMENTS
Hearing Before Captain Fries Points
to Speeding of Changes at Will
mington and Long
Beach

Facts brought out at the hearing
before Capt. Amos A. Fries, United
States engineer, yesterday, on the new
channels in the Cerritos slough be-
tween Long Beach and Wilmington
harbors and for Dominguez creek, pro-
posed by the Los Angeles Dock and
Terminal company and the Salt Lake
railroad, point to the work on these
harbor improvements being rushed
through this coming summer.
The railroad and docking companies
are trying to get the matter acted on
at Los Angeles soon enough to report
it to Washington, in time to have any
special act necessary passed at the
present session of congress.
These matters came up at the hear
ing, where the Los Angeles harbor
commission and the chamber of COM
merce's harbor committee indorsed the
channel in Cerritos slough, while the
railroad and docking company favored
the Dominguez creek channel.
George H. Stewart, chairman of the
harbor commission. suggested that the
railroad give as much area for the
proposed Dominguez creek channel as
it will gain by abandoning the present
channel, which is a most crooked one.
F. NJ. Jessup, the Salt Lakes engi-
neer said that since the railroad had
offered a 4OO-foot channel for Cerritos
slough already, that company would
hardly consent to Chairman Stewards
proposal
HI. N. Barstow of the dock company
suggested that the hearing be con-
tinued until Monday, which was
agreed upon by all parties concerned.
A compromise on Do1ninguez creek
may be determined upon by that time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Musicale for Miss Aubrey

Mrs. H. G. MarXmiller of West Six
teenth street entertained delightfully."-
Thursday afternoon with musicale in
compliment to Miss Leila Aubrey, q
member of the Francis Wilson opera
company.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Mesdames l.. A. Boyer. F. H. Hardy
j. T.. Kinehan, F. A. Bacon and Mrs
MarXmiller.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. ]
J. Kinehan and Miss Elsa Piepers in
receiving her guests, who were Mes
danes S. F. Boutwell,, w. P. Snow, T.
F. Hardy, w. B. Miller. H. Wickizer
Mattison B. Jones. s. H. Brooks, G. B
Culver. Paul A. Adams, G. A. Brock
A. T. Girard, L. A. Boyer, S. A. Bacon
J. w. Pollard, NJ. Piepers, Misses Leila
Aubrey, Mary Richardson, Mary Van
Dyke, Sadie Croffman and Belle Crow
ell,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08

prominently identified since the or
ganlzatlon of the parish. Rev. Mr..
Marshall presented Miss Steiger to
lne oisnop' who performed the cere-
mony of conservation, after which
Rev. Mr.. Morris preached a forcefll
sermon on the work and duties of the
deaconesses.
Miss Steiger was accompanied to the
sanctuary by Deaconesses Miller and
Mytten, all three being attired in the
olue uniforms and wells of the dea-
coness.
Miss Steiger is sister of Mrs. Mar
shall, wife of Rev. T. C. Marshall.
rector of the church. Miss Steiger has
been one of the prominent settlement
workers of the diocese. having been
connected the past three years with
the Church of the Neighborhood
where she is greatly beloved.
Miss Steiger has several classes of
girls and women at the Church of the
Ne1ghborhood, where she will continue
her work as a deaconeSs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
URGE CLUB WOMEN TO
AID BETHLEHEM INSTITUTIONS

Club women of Los Angeles are
being urged to join the Woman's aux
Hilary of the Bethlehem institutions,
which is expected to be formed by
the first of June. 1t is urged that by
each paying 81 annually the club
women can form an auxiliary that
will be of great benefit in helping Rev.
Dana w. Bartlett in the good work
carried on at the institution. To ac-
complish this end an appeal has been
sent out to the different clubs.
Mrs. c. C. Carpenter is president of
the organization with the assistance
of the following:
! Mrs. Sumner p. Hunt, Mrs. Fred A.
Walton, Mrs. Thomas e. Gibbon, Mrs.
Jo'n r. Haynes and Mrs. c. N. Sterry.
.2632 Ellendale place, the secretary and
treasurer, to whom subscriptions may
Aa sent.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Meeting of Magnolia Whist Club

The Magnolia Whist club met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
c. B. McCollum on West Twentieth
street. The house was prettily deco
rated with roses. The prizes, which
were hand painted, were won by Mrs
III. K. Van Horn and Mrs. c. F. Jones
the consolation being awarded to Mrs
S. d. Parker.
Mrs. McCollum's guests were Mes
danes M. E. Stints, Theodore Johnson
Robert Atkinson. George Dryden
Warren Young, S. D. PARKER, William
Thornton, Harry Arnold, M. M. Simms.
Carl Schader, H. K. Van Horn, c. F.
Jones, William Davidson and Miss Ada
Dryden.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the residence of Mrs. George
Dryden.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
peliuhtfuI Luncheon

A pretty event of today will be the
luncheon with which Mrs. c. c. Car
penter will entertain at her home on
West Twenty-seventh street.
Mrs. Carpenters guests will be Mes
danes Lynn Helm, Scott Helm, c. D.
viele, George Wiltshire, Godfrey Holt
erhoff, w. w. Woolwine. Wesley
Clarke, r. E. Gibbon, John Norton. L.
B. Harding and j. B. Banning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
TROUBLED FIREMAN QUITS
SERVICE OF DEPARTMENT

Toss Cummings, the fireman who,
it was reported, tried to commit sui
eide several days ago after domestic
trouble, yesterday resigned from the
fire department, the commissioners as
cepting the resignation. Cummings
said i'll health prompted him to ask for
retirement.
The board installed Charles Vernand
as hoseman.
Emergency Hosemen G. w. Brenner
and William Kirk were also dropped
Temporarily,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Meeting of New England Society

The New England society, which
will meet in Blanchard hall Saturday
evening, will be addressed by Frank
Tyreil, Judge Noyes and Rev. L. A.
Gould. Miss Jessica Lawrence will
contribute vocal selections and Miss
Lillian York will read.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
DEAc0NESS is SET APART
FOR ST. MARKS CHURCH
Bishop johnson Performs the Cere-
nony of consecrating Miss Mary
Steiaer in important Office
in the Parish

With impressive services yesterday
morning Miss Mary Steiger was set
apart as a deaconess of the Episcopal
church. Bishop Johnson officiated at
the ceremony, assisted by Dean Mac
Cormack, Rev. Henderson Judd, Rev.
T. C. Marshall and Rev. L. G. Morris.
The service was held in st. Marks
church. where Miss Steiger has been
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Reception for Mrs. Jordan

Mrs. J. B. Solomon Of Coronado
street opened her pretty home yester-
day afternoon ON behalf of members
of the. Ebell club, who complimented
Mrs. George w. Jordan, retiring presi-
dent, with reception from to 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Solomon was assisted in receiv-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
For Beautiful Visitor

Mrs. Walter G. Chanslor entertained
with a daintily appointed luncheon
yesterday at the California club in
compliment to her beautiful house
guest, Mrs. L. s. Stratlen of Denver.
Yellow flowers were used as decora-
ton and the luncheon was followed by
a box party at the Orpheum.
Mrs. Chanslors guests were Mes
DANES Edward Stimson, John Norton,
F. o. Johnson, H. L. Percy, Philip
Lyons, r. H. Howell, Waters, Wilson,
Philip Wilson, Miss Maize Mather,
Miss Bonnie Anderson and Miss Byrd
Chanslor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
In Compliment to Miss Britt

Miss Edith Mitchell of Magnolia ave-
nue. will be hostess at luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge to be given for Miss
Constance Britt May 10. Miss Mitch
ell will entertain Miss Britt's bridal
party and several othe rguests.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Box Party at BeIasco

Mrs. e. p. Clark. who has been
spending the winter in Los Angeles,
and who will leave soon for her home
in. Chicago, entertained sixteen guests
yesterday afternoon with a farewell
box party at the Belasco theater.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08

ing by the retiring officers, Mesdames
A. T. Andrews, r. P. Howell, Ada l..
Ward, T. r. Wallace, Charles Alexan-
der, C. w. Murray. DR.. Hunter and
A. J. Bletso. Mrs. d. Hunter. assisted
by members of the hospitality COM
mittee. presided at the punch bowl.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08

satin, the maids wore white net over
silk, and each wore a short tulle veil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan will not leave for
their home in Toronto before the last
of the month. and will pass the inter-
vening weeks visiting points of interest
in Southern California and with the
brides brother and sister in this city
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
OVER MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF STAMPS SOLD
Postmaster Motley n. Flint Issues
a Good Report for the Year
Ended March
81, 1908

According to the report just issued
by Postmaster Motley H. Flint of the
Los Angeles postoffice for the year
ending March 81. 1908. the past twelve
months have been busy ones for that
department. The gross receipts from
the sales of postage alone amount to
over a million dollars.
The report is as follows:
Gross receipts from the sale of pos
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Returned from Mexico

Miss Mary Hunsaker, pretty young
woman who is very popular with the
younger social set, has recently re-
she visited relatives.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-08
Dance for Two Pretty Young Women

Mrs, J. M. Howard will give a dance
this evening at her home on West Ad-
ans street for her daughter. Miss Re-
becca Howard, and Miss Helen Stock
err two charming young women.
Arends orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic and about seventy guests will be
present.