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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
TIMBER LAND, ACT JuNE3 } ISIS.
Notice For Publication.
United State Land Office

Montrosc, colorado. November 10 1917.
Notice i hereby given that In compliance
with til. provisions OF ia. act OF Congress o!
Jun. ). ISIS. entitled - An act for the sale OF
timber lands In the State "f California. Oregon
Nevada aud Washington Territory n extend
cd to all public Lahd States by Hn act Of Aug.
ust =. 1897. Arthur W. Hall of Denver. county
OF Dcnvcr, State of Colorado. has this day filed
IL this o1iec hi- sworn statement No. 3sf, for
the purchase OF
til. " y n. ". !, and NV. u SW.h Sec. and
Ne, SE. 4 of section No..i. IN 1ownship Nc.
IL :. Range M. s5 ", 9th. =. NJ. aud will ole
proof to show that the laud sought is more val
uabl. Tor ~ timber or stou- thnu for arricui'
iur.i putpu-'.-. AMI to establish hi- claim Ia
saii laud before l.. ~. Nuur-o. u. ;. Commiss-
iuncr at Gunni-ou, colorado Oh Fri'ay Jist. ds,
OF January, l91-.
He name a. witnesses;
John l.. Whip of Mount carbon. Colorado
G. 4. Ward OF Mount Carbon, Colorado
Nathaniel Cole. OF Mount Carbon. Colorodo.
{. II. ohcrly. OF Mount arbou. Colorado.
Any hud ali p.r-on> claiming adversely tb.
abov-.de e-eribci land, are requested to Gle
their claim in this office on or before the 3I.t
day OF January, 1905.
Bryson +. Blair, Register.
Fir, rub Nov. :s, 1901 - las; pub. Jan. 20, 1915
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE3, 1873
Notice For Publication.
United State, Laud O.iiec.
Mou,ro.c Colo. ado, Novsmher 10. ieJI,

Mou;ro., Color ado, November 10. ieJ7'
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tho provisions OF the act OF Congress of
Juno !, ISIS. entitled An act for the sale Of
timber lands in the statcs of California, Oregon
Nevada, aud Washington Territory a- extend.
-d to all Public Land states by act of August
T. i>gs, George ". Day of Denver. County ni
Denver. State OF Colorado, has this day filed in
tlii, Office hi- sworn statement No. 59) for tlI9
purehs-e Of tho sw. i NV. \, Sec. and sE 4,
Sw.t.. >, u NE. ., OF Section No. :, la Town
ship No. las. Range No VI W. 6th Pm. aud will
oticr proof to show that tho land sought Is more
valuable for it, timber or stone than ior agri-
cultural purposes, and To- establish his claip' TO
-Aid land DrfOr, h. ai. Aour-o at uunni-un
Colorado, ON Monday the Jsd. day Of tcb.uafy,
1913.
He names nswittucsses:
Andrew pohlmau OF Mount Cs-bnn, Colof fado
JuhH L, Wnipp. OF Mount Corbon, Colorado
". Il. Killing of Mount Carbon. olurado
{. A, Mard OF Mount Carbon, Colorado
Any and all persons Claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
tneii claims IA tins Office Or before til. Jrd,
day u 4 obruaGy, IgJs.
Bryson 7. Blair, Register.
First rnb Nov. IS 1877. - .ast pub. jan. ~, 1915
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878,
Notice For Publication.
Unitcu states Land OIicc


Montrose Colorado November 10, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with provisions Of the act OF Congress OF June )
1878, entitled " An act for the salc OF timber
lands in the States of talifoi ma. Oregon. Ne
vada aud Washington Territory, as extended
to all Public Land States by act OF August 4.
1872, Carroll II. Coberly. of Mount aihon,
county OF Gunnison, State of Colorado, has on
this day filed in this oiiiec his sworn statement
No. so, for the purchase Of the W. =. NW.ii and
W. Il SW. /, Of Section No. .. in Township No
Is $. Range No. s7w. 9th Pm. and will offer
proof to show that the land sought il more val
uhble for its timber stone than for agricuit'
ural purposes. aud to establish his claim to
said laud before Z. 81. Nourse, U. S. Commiss
ioucr at Gunnison, Colorado, on Feiday, the ii
day Of January. l9Js.
He names as witnesses:
II. l.. John,on of Mount Carbon. COLORADO
& y. Ward, OF Mount Carbon, Colorado
Arthur W. Hall OF Mount arbon. colorado
james J. SlIackieford OF Mount Carbon, Colo
, rado.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described land requested to hlt
their ciaim- in thi- office on before the 3Ist
day of January, 1870.
By-ou p. Bla,r, Register.
Fir, pub Nov, = igo5.- last. pub. Jan. 90 iou:
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For rates and other information
arnlvt 10 VIM. WHAl.EN.
flanager.
MINING APPLICATION
MINEUAL SURVEY 40. $500.

Us Land O,Bce, Glenwood Spring. 'olo'
Motto. Is hctoby given that W. c. Nc PIKE 10y
William Raft i,,s Attorney in Fact whose post
olbee i. Rcd-toue. Colo, has made application
f,r patent for ii9j.Ii linear feet on the Mon
arch bearing gold and silver, the same being
--n fect n 6ss 40 W. and 7t5. u feet 5. 6s' 90 E.
from discovery shaft thereon with surface
,,rouud 40 fee, in width. situate in Rock Creek
Mining District. Gunnison County, state OF
f,.lorado, and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this oihce. rs follows, viz; BE
ching at Cor No. 1 whsncc u. > l.. NJ. Mil
,,,nlce hears ). 5Oa 20 80 f. 262S #. Cor. Nos
Co, ssil Un.iine No. 2 lode bearsN. Gi' 80 W.
~, ss II. Thence y. 6s' 40 W. i!95. II # TO
ror No. .: thence n elo 20 z. 800 #. to Cor.
No sur. No 1868 Big Indian lode bears $.
70, ,ns F. 2sl6l IT,, thence 5 es' 10 f 1895. lift.
20 Cor No. 4; thcuce =. 2l' 20 ". 800 #. to Cor
No E, the placc Of beginning. Containing g.sIi
.rres. expressly e1ceptipe and excluding NIL
conflict With survey Nos. io5s Big Indian and
,c,, uaipc No. 2lodes and forming portion
of the unsurvcy ed. Twp. IL s., Range 81 W. OF
the sixth principal meridian. Said location be-
inc in vol. I6I, page a25 of the Records Of Gun
,;son County. Colorado. Adjoining claimant
sn-vevs Nos so6s. ,6il. iis5 and Ss6i
j. F. squire-. Register.
Isl. aub. Oct. Ii. 1897. last jan Q. I91s.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Inc Postmaster Of GascJn 'de, No
DauIel a. Bugn, says II DeWItts kiu
ney and Bladder Pills, Il am doing SO
well, aud improving so rapidly In health
tnat l cannot say too much for your KID
.ney ana Bladder Pills. lfeel like new
man DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
are Pills sold by Rockefeller Il Taylor
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
TIMBER LAND, ACT Jus e s.lsa.
NOTICE For FuDIldtlOn,


United 5tatos Land Olice,
Montgosc, colorado. November, 40, iyO1.
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions of tho OF Congress OF june
), 1870. enulicd An act for tne sale of timber
lands IN the Statcs OF aIifurnia, Oregon, Ncya-
ia, aud " ashinston IcrrIgory,' as extended to
all Public LUnd states By act of August {, io9-,
Ralph ". shumway. of Mount Carbon, county
of uunuison state OF Colorado, has TINS usy Iled
in this ouice MS sworn statement No. SIS, for
the purchase Of OF Inc 50 h. and va oW
Y. and SM. Z. 81 = of section No 5, IN Town
ship NO. IS o., Ranse No. 90 ". 9th r. NJ, and
VIII oncr ptoOt 10 show tnat the land sought
l. more valuable for Its timber or stone tnan
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim before l.. NJ. Nourse, US. Commissioner,
at ounnIson, Colorado, on FRIDAY the 3lst day
Of January, isps.
He name, a witnesses:
John L. Whip. of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Andrew DohlInan. of Mount Carbon, ,oIo, auU
Nathaniel Cole, of Mount Car bon, Colorado.
". n. Killing, OF Mount Carbon. Color ado.
Any and ali parsons claiming udvei sely tue
aDoye-descriocd lands are requested TO iile
their Claims in this Office on before said 5lst.
day OF JauuaIy. lsus.
Bryson +. Blair, Register.
First bub. Nov. 2s, I9p7., last pub. Jan ~. 1905
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

G. l.. Ross has purchased the Rcd
nond residence property aud viii make
.vem-uls ON the housr in the spr,ng
preparatory to it's occupancy. Mr.. Ross
contemplates the further enlargement OF
ion will require the space now occupied
as living rooms.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Block and daughter
Josephine have gone to Denver where
Mrs Block and the children will spend
the winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

J. ii. Mccormick, Chas Ross and John
Gordon, have been appointei by the
District court To auuit the books IN the
Office OF the county treat urrr.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Frank Buckley. president II the Cres
ted Butte Coal company is il town Mi
week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Miss Celia Heuchenier and Miss Morris
who aitena liigu Scu"oi IL Cuuuisou
are home spending their two w-e"s y.
cation with their parents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

The Local lodge uf the United Mine
Workers OF America, gave successful
Masqur Ball, Tuesday evening at the
CruatIan Hal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Harlow and Mrs. Mary Lawrence. spenI
Christmas at the ) p. Spencer ho ne Ii
GunnIhou.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Miss Ma. Nc Kinney hats closed d very
successful term Of school aJ riorrsta aud
departed tne iirst Of the weeh for ner
Lonr in Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

q. III. Judd. OF Gothic. has gone down
II Gunnison where he will spend the re
manning winter months.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
Local News.

Fifty men came in this week 10 work
at the G. II. 4 i. mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Three feet Of snow f. II in Crested Butte
last week Ia thirty six hours. Floresta
not yet heard from.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

See that Dc line OF embroidery now on
sole at Applegates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Mrs Angus Taylor is wishing with her
parents Nr. aud MIR. Dan Miher ut Mont
clair, Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Squire Anderson is down to Gumnison
spending the week ut the home of Wal
ter Scott Smith.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Al Arnold came over last week from
the Gunnison Tunnel and ,s visiting with
frieuds in this city.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Miss Sadie Julian aud Thomas Rc,.e.
bJth "f Crested Butte. were united III
marriage Ia Golden last Saturday, Rev.
-. /. Vince Officiating. The bride is
a ueice uf J. ID Williams, and the Ger.
-mony was witnessed by the members
Of Mr. Williams family. Colorado
lranscript.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

has been reported that he railroad
hetween fioresia ami thu place, viii b.
kept open thr wiutcr A Rotary wiz lie
wicked on this brauch. and il nec,i sar,
two. 'rh,. coal is 80 n,ucl, in d.inand that
the comp.n! have decided ON this move
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Smith Whipp was up from Gunnison
the first Of the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

crested Butte people hav f.l' 20
stfli geucy o money. So tie mrrcIauts
Our Dec inter aud ,Iiis,tuas trade was
tue h-avirst IN uur business career, re.
port business men.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

A fine line Of ladi-s and misscs All
Wool Gloves and MIttens at Applegates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Mr.. Mnbl- Songrr Kerus. who fur the
pas; mputh ha~ 'is1Ieu vii irr parent
Ia tins city. expects to leave ~ "a few
days Tor Ration. New Mexico where shc
Will JON her hurband.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
The Crested Butte
light s. Water Co.

Ten o'clock, twelve O'Clock and
all night rates Tor Electric Lights
of any desired candle power.
Mater furnished business houses,
for residences. and for sprinkling
and power purposes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Mrs Robert Me Mister and hi.drrn.
Samuel, Eug ne u"d MARTHA. came IL
last week ,rom beaver aud wal epenis
two weeks win Supt Me A.,ist,r.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

Mr.. aud Mrs Wtnan Milligan Of Oak
mout Penn ar. here visiting with rel
aiIvcs Mrs MilIigtn ls s.accompauied b,
Mrs -. T. G.'"d-uuugh. II ~siida. 10th
OF whom are sister 4 Mrs Z. Songer
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

On. fare Tor rou1d trip between al
points ~ CioraGo auu New "xicu.
Tickets on SAFE Dee, -. "A, -. ~, anu
Jau 1t rrual hunt Jan. Gtn or pur-
licuiars se. iucai - ~ /. q. Agent
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
K OF p.

K OF z.
Dean Applrgate. c.. FredGulllford.
v C.. james RaIston. p. Thomas Kelly.
VI. A, Chas. Ross. NJ. e. j. VI Jamieson
l. Beitler, NJ. W. William Gulliford, O
q. William Harris, Trustee. Andy
Mosher. X OF r. & S.
A. +. & A. VI.
John Mathieson, W. NJ. Harlow Law
renee. s. w, Morris Roth j. w, Chas.
l. Ross Treas, A. Taylor, Sec'y. j. NJ
Jameson. S. d. Frank Songer, j. D.,
Johu Arno.t, S. s.. james Harris, TYLER.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

GERS OF the local X. ~ p. aud the A. j.. l.
\ NJ lodges.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

If you are not pleaAd with your luIokase bring
back the Goods and wesvill Exchange item or Re
fund Your money.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02

O,tO Nc Donald. II t.c I >. lorest
c,mIlanicd t.. his ~,ir. c..uir up 10 , rec
,rd Butte ami spcuI inr hunua!s ~t,e
relatives.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-01-02
THE PATRONAGE
That You HIVE Kindly Favored us
With Is Appreciated


If you are not pleaSd with your luIoEsse bring
back the Goods and evil Exchange item or Re-
fund Your money.
n Continuance Of your trade is
solicited, with the assurance
that You Cannot Find Better
Stocks, More Satisfactory Ser
vice, or Lower Prices than are at
your command in any one of our
thirty General Stores, located at:
Berwin, Cuatro Enge Prmero, Segundo Sopris, Stark
VILE Tabasco Tecio and Trinidad in Anmas Co. Colo
Cameron Pictou Rouse nd Walsen Huerfano County
Colorado.
Brooksde, Calcte Coal Creek Nonac and Roekvae, in
Fremont County, Colorado.
Crested Butte and Floresta in Gunnson County, Colo
Cardiff, in Garfield County Colorado
Coal Basin Rcdsonc and Spring Gulch, in Pitkn County
Colorado
Pueblo, i'll Pueblo County, Colorado.
THE COLO. SUPPLY co
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FRS, published Jan. 2, 1907 - last April :, is'
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Fir, pub. Nov, =. no. last. pub. Jan. 30, 10,
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PASADENA eREvIrlEs

Srecial TO lshe Herald.
PASADENA, July 1.-THE regular
Sunday afternoon outdoor service in
Library park will be conducted by Rev.
Charles r. Scoville. He has chosen for
his subject "Out of the Mire into the
Choir" Vocal solos will be rendered
by Prof. w. T.. Jones and Prof Jesse
Van Camp. The Y. M. C. A. Glee club
and Christian church chorus choir will
also assist.
julius Wieland, a suspicious-lo okins
foreigner, was arrested last night in
south Pasadena by City Marshal w.
III. johnson. He Is held on a burglary
charge. He was discovered when try
ing to enter the residence of r. r.
Hobart, 1910 Marengo avenue.
The members fthe Y. M. G. A. jun
Tor encampment at Catalina returned
home this evening after a two weeks
STAY. A delegation OF seniors will take
their places Monday.
The coolest spot in town was discov-
cred last night by a butcher in the
California meat market, who accident
allv became locked In the big refriger-
stor. A passer by who saw him fran
ticaily gesticulating through the glass
door hurriedly reported TO the police
station that he had seen a genuine
ghost. Patrolman Abbott went to the
rescue.
Monday morning the 200 members of
the Humane society each will receive a
consignment Of good roads literature
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POOL ROOM MEN OUT
AGAINST ORDINANCE

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. July 11.-Poolroom pro-
prietors are circulating q petition ask
ing the council not to pass an ordi-
nance raising the age limit Of boys al
lowed to enter such resorts from is
to q.
At its last meeting the council voted.
in response to requests from many cit
liens and civic organizations, to raise
the age limit. 1t had once before been
raised from 16 to is.
At that time the poolroom owners
opposed the measure strongly. They
held that it would merely encourage
youth to go to Los Angeles to play
pool
The proposed ordinance would make
a heavy decrease in the revenues Of the
resorts, 1t is claimed, since large pro-
portion Of those frequenting them come
between the ages of Is and q. Those
behind the reactionary movement state
they hope to secure 1900 signatures to
their petition, which will be presented
to the council Tuesday At that time
the ordinance goes on its first reading.
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and be asked to aid the campaign. II
Is pointed out that horses will benefit
as much as men from a good boule-
ward system. with the elimination OF
ruts and mires. -.
The Prohibition Chautauqua tent Wal
he moved to the corner of Fair Oaks
ana Logan avenues, North Pasadena
next Tuesday for a i've days session.
An elaborate literary and musical
entertainment will be given at the
Swedish M. d. church next Thursday
evening.
The Cawston ostrich farm has pur-
chased an S00-aore ranch near PERKS
and will keep its surplus birds there in
the future. A number of incubators
also will be Installed, and the flock OF
ostriches kept there for their feathers
may eventually number thousands.
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S. Long, builder; l-story s-room house; $500
Jasmine, 679-M. NJ. Cloud, owner; ]. A..
Buenett, builder: 2-story s-room house; $4,000
Tallman. 3417-F. Rettkowsky. owner and
builder; 2-story s-room house; $500.
Jefferson. $50 East-Mrs. =. s. Dickey, own
err; l.. Minis, builder; History 7-room housai
s75.
EIthea, 33lS-H. r. True, owner; r. M. Mar
tin, builder; 1-story B-room house; $1,000
Fortieth place, 40 West-Harry e. Green,
owner and builder; HISTORY Groom house;
$4,000.
Raymond avenue, s525-D. D. Shine, owner
and builder; history 5-room house; S1125.
Seventy seventh, s42 West-Thomss w.
Cross owner and builder; history Groom
house; $500.
Budiong avenue, sii2-Edgar Dearder owner;
w H. Hazel. builder; 1-story Groom house;
s2460.
Flower, 4sS6--Marie c., Barber. owner and
builder history 5-room house; s140O.
Juliet, 2506-M. Abbie, owner and builder;
2-story Groom house: $4,000.
Gramercy avenue, 1896. A. Vandermulen,
owner; R. r. Edwards, builder; alteration of
house; $1,000
Harvard boulevard. 9OO-wilshire Building
company, owner and builder; 1-stcry Groom
house, $2250.
Forty-sixth. 54s East--M. sevy, owner and
builder; house; $4,000
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PASADENA
DISCUSS WAY TO PUT UP
NEW GRANT SCHOOL HOUSE
J. II. Broadway, ACT.
Home phone 26sb, sunset s74o.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. July 1.-THE board of
education met this afternoon. to discuss
ways and means for building the new
Grant school with the funds at their
disposal, The bids received for the
structure at the last meeting were too
high and all were refused.
Norman f. Marsh, architect, was
present, and the board finally referred
the whole matter back to him. He will
revise the plans and specifications,
economizing wherever possible, and
will then advertise for new bids. These
must be submitted to the board by
noon, July 81.
At the same time bids will be re-
ceived for the construction of school
on East Villa street This structure
will be little out of the ordinary, for
although containing eight rooms, 1t
will be but one story. No estimate is
made of its cost. In the case of the
Grant building, which really Is an adj
dition of eight roms duplicating the
present building, the sum allowed Is
$50, 900. This, however includes fur
nishing. cost of architects plans, and
insurance.
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INVESTIGATE AT ONCE
CAN YOU BEAT THIS?

The Heralds bargain counter Is capital
idea and no doubt all the advertisers on this
page are trotting out their very best offerings
II you stop to think you will remainder that
GOOD FARM or RANCH PROPERTY has
everywhere and always been considered the
BASIS OF ALL WEALTH and a SAFE and
PROFITABLE way Of investing money.
Read all the good things offered and
then come to US and let us show you 1ib acres
OF fine sandy loan soil. located In the san
Fernando valley. less than fifteen miles from
this city, all set out to choice varieties OF
wine and table grapes. about rs acres Of the
latter in bearing next season, adjoining a
switch on the main coast line Of the 3. p.
ana about a mile and a half from the town Of
I,ankershim, at $3.50 per acre. About hall
cash and balance easy that crops 70 be
raised will pay II. We sold unimproved land
within half mile OF this. no better quality Of
soil, less than a week ago for 500 per acre
We believe purchaser can -subdivide and double
his money. When the proposed car line goe
across the pass from Hollywood prices arr
bound 10 go same as they always have II
other places.
1t won't cost you anything but your time Il
ser this property, and II you have the naonss
to spare you Will buy it. A7iu
crlssey 4 Cartwright. SzS Bradbury Bldg
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RETIRED NAVAL MAN BUYS
HoMEsITE AT SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. July 11.-George w.
Bowler, real estate agent, reports two
sales aggregating total consideration
of $4,000.
One is for Mrs Mary Jenke, lots 80
and 81 in block 5. Brooklyn Heights,
to Burtel Peterson a retired naval
man. Peterson bought the property as
site for home which he will erect
Immediately. The house and lots will
cost about $500.
Bowler also reports the sale on the
northeast corner of Thirty-second and
Grand avenue to August Anderson fer
consideration of $500. The property
is improved with a seven-room resi-
dence and was purchased as an invest
rnent. 1t was formerly owned by
Amanda Peterson.
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THAnDEus LOWE SAYS HIS
SISTER WILL GET DIVORCE

PASADENA, July ii. = Thaddeus
Lowe, brother of Mrs. Edna l.. Wright,
who brought suit this afternoon against
her husband, e. r. Wright, an eastern
broker, for divorce. says the writ prob
ably will be granted by default, In his
opinion.
"The general ground is intemperance
and non-support," Mr.. Lowe said. M
sister has lived out here, separated
from aim. for five or six years. He
has done nothing for her. do not
think he will oppose the divorce"
Mrs. Wright Is the daughter OF Prof.
II. S. c. Lowe, builder OF the Mt Lowe
Incline railway, and inventor OF the
method OF manufacturing water gas
now in use.
She was married to e. r. Wright
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HoMEsEEKERs VISIT HEMET;
, IMPORTANT SALES FOLLOW

Dealers in real estate at Hemet are
kept busy every day showing home
seekers over the valley Important
deals are being made most every day,
New tracts are being opened up and
some beautiful homes are changing
hands. This is something unusual for
Helmet at this season of the year, but
even the warm weather doesn't seem to
retard the rush Of homeseekers.
Every train brings numerous persons
desiring homes among the orchards
and groves of the Helmet tract
Judging from the present rate o.
building, both in the business and res
idence sections. 1t is only a matter OF
few years until Hemet will take her
place among the cities Of Southern Cal
ifornis
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Sues to Protect Rights

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, July 11.--A
suit to protect her water rights IN
Annes canyon in the Cajon district has
been commenced by Mrs. Anna Il. De-
wore of the famous Devore ranch.
against Anna p. Clapp, George Mo-
Donald and others, who. she alleges.
have broken her pipe line and turned
the water to their own account She
charges that their acts have been Of
a very malicious character and that
that Character
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-12
PrincIpaI BUILDING Permits

Thirty-third, 347 East--N. e. Shepperd own
er; George Brewer. builder; history, b-room
house; si400.
Van Ness avenue i245-E. A. Galloway own
er and builder: 2-story, S-room house and shed;
$4,000.
Gordon avenue. 4426-Mary G. Stafford owner
and builder; 1-etory, 6-room house; $3700.
Forty-eighth, 401 West-W. q. Houseman,
owner and builder; history. Groom house $500.
Adams, 100 East-A.. c. Winter owner;
Chopin & Evans, builders: 2-story, 16-room
fats $4,000.
Fourth, 1916 East-Los Angeles Investment
company. owners ana builders; 1-story 6-room
house; $1,000
Long Beach avenue. 6t20-c. G, Leake, owner
and builder; alterations to house; si100
F'orty-sixth, s16 West--chas. Housnnan, own
err chas Webster, builder; lA-story s-room
house; $500
Gates, a2i south--A. ]. Nsves. owner and