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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09

| WAA7AIS ~ HIM IN "A TRIM
ii FARM.
the meal the cook broke dish out ID
the kitchen, bat he didn't rush oui
there and want to know III she intend
ed to wreck the place. 1t was quiet
harmonious meal, and Mrs BowseI
| kept wondering what was going to
happen.
When Mr.. Bowser came home Mon
day evening he had no complaint Of
finding the gate open or the doormat
turned end for end He ate heartily
OF the dinner and found 1t good.
Later on gentleman called and
asked him II he was Interested In bal
looming and wanted to stop for an hour
and sell him share Id the latest thing
In airships, but he met with such chilli
ing indifference that he soon took his
departure.
Then came a message from the drug
store that there was man there who
wanted to interest him in a frog farm
but Mr. Bowser replied that he was
busy, and be sat down to his paper and
cigar.
Mrs, Bowser called his attention to
the fact that 1t was the regular night
FOR the weekly meeting Of the Gay Old
Boys club and asked II he wasn't 20
ing, and he replied that he might not
attend again this winter.
The evening gllded away SO peace
fully that the cat sneaked out to find
some excitement and raise row In the
back yard. and Mrs. Bowser tried In \
vain to get interested in a book. Once
she asked Mr.. Bowser why he didn't
try to invent an lee machine, but he
simply shook his head.
Tuesday was almost counterpart OF
Monday, except there were more cali
ers In theevening man whp had
model Of FIVE wheeled wagon called
and wanted to exhibit 1t, but Mr. Bow
ser courteously passed him on.
Another man. with patent beehive,
got inside the door and had Just ex-
planned that with his hive the bees
would make 200 per cent more honey,
when he was courteously told to call
again.
Then two politicians called to see II
Mr.. Bowser would accept nomination
for mayor, and they were astounded at |
his promptness in declining: also at not |
being invited into the library to have
drink and smoke.
THE beehive may be good thing"
observed Mrs. Bowser when Mr.. Bow
Ser was seated again.
Roads United States History.
More likely to be d swfndle,n was
the reply, and then he read history OF /
the United States for an hour and went
to bed.
Same attitude when he arose on h
Wednesday. After he hal left the
house for the office the cook washed
up her dishes and then came upstairs
to say:
Are you going to send for the doctor
and ask him what he thinks. ma'amY
There is nothing to think about ex-
lept your work"
But. maam, when all Of a sudden a
man begins to get so awful good and
quiet
Bridget, this is your busy day, and
we have no time to talk"
That evening a man with wheel
narrow that did all the loading and I'M
oadlng and run itself met MIR. Bowser
It the gate and sought to financially In
crest him, but he was not needed for
more than a minute.
Later on man with patent cork
or cider barrels rang the bell. During
he three minutes be was listened to
e explained that his cork enabled any
ne to drink out OF the barrel without
ir getting to its contents, and then his
wn air was shut Of. and he found
imself out In the cold world. \
No scoldins about tn coal =
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09

THE HOGS OF PoutTRYDoM.
There are the Chester White, Berk.
shire, Duroc-Jersey. Poland-China, ra-
zorback and the lend seat hogs" but
we never dreamed those money king.
duck blarneying, waddle fanciers
would call their Pekin, Aylesbury.
Rouen, Cali. East India, Crested, Mus
coyy, India Runner and Blue Swedish
ducks "the hogs of poultrydOm."
A drop In admiration followed a rise
In feed prices, and fall In duck prof
its caused rise in Indignation.
Nearly million ducks year in New
York and Pennsylvania!
When those myriad fappers swing
into the feed trough with their scoop
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09

MIN cry very.
very often.
So one day
Flipp:tty Hop
for that was
his name - de-
cided that he
W o nld turn
naughty like his
companions, 30
he tried very
hard to do all
t b e W ic X e d
things that he
could think of.
But II wasn't
a bit good. He
was always SO
. try after
ward.
And one day
when he was
c Ing very
hard and sit.
ting on a great
big stone. rub
bing his eyes, a
squirrel popped |
his head over |
the fop NJ q troa
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09


good"
But just at
that nom en- t
the fairy queen
appeared.
What Ia that
naughty squir-
rel telling you.
dear Flippitty-
Hop?' she ask
ed. pointing to
where Bush y
tall had retired
behind the tree
trunk again.
oh, dear
Queen Nab" re-
piled Flippitty-
Hop joyfully.
"Bushytail has
pro m | ed to
to@Su mo now
to be naughty.
and ! am going
to teach hi NJ
how to be good.
Don't you think
It's . splendid
idea 7"
"No!'' said the
n
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09
[<abe &c sd
n ~ Goblin.
Il fstry Gale.

Once upon a time. long, long ago,
there lived little goblin who was
very. very good and always did 10 BIZ
was told.
But he wasn't happy-no. not bit
because all the other goblins made 1t
point to be naughty, and they laugh
ed and jeered at him, which made
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09
Modern Solonfnns.

The board Of general appraisers has
ruled that dogs are not articles Of
wearing apparel, articles OF personal
adornment or toilet articles" and hence
are subject to customs duty. : II.
change.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09

cidedly. ITS all very well for Bushy.
tail, but ! don't want you to become
naughty. In. fact this afternoon
have decided to issue orders that all
naughty goblins are to be banished
from my court for 4 whole year until
they have learned better ways. and II
you are naughty you will have 70 60
too"
"Oh, I'll never try to be naughty
again. cried Fiippitty-Hop. Jumping
down from the big stone.
And F1ippitty Hop never did.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09

The inaecuraey Of the average read
Or and patrfst concerning what ever
child should know can be amusingl,
Demonstrated By asking the diReren
members Of IT, party to write dowr
the names Of the thirteen ortgina
states.
These. Il may be well to add for the
sake Of tho entertainer, are:
Massachusetts,. Connecticut Rhode
Island, New Hampshire, New York
New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania
Maryland, Virginia. North CAso,ina
South Carolina, Georgia.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09
THE sreALeR STOLE.

THE STEALER STOLE.
A chicken thief stole to roost
To steal a juicy hen.
A bulldog. with a steely gaze.
Stole round the pen just then.
The thief who stole to steal the hen
Was stole In jaws of steel.
The steel II stole into his leg
And stole his pants, oh. them!
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09

49, M TOT nanny Wy
LATHE Ella. hearing her FATHER spsaA
u putting asids something for 4 rainy
hay, broke eut with the remark:
"Oh. papa, Eve got an umbrella -
aside for IT,
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-09
THE HOGS OF poULTRYDoM

Morai.-"Thou shalt not steal. &C, M. ,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
HAZEL COMES
 FROM SIBERIA

The trading schooner Hazel arrived last evening from siberia, after having been a3 days out. She brought back the governor uf the Anadir district and C. S. Densmorr. who has been in charge nf the mining operations of the con erssionaircs. Ed PJohuston superiu- tendeut of tu, Pinucer Mining Com pauy. and b. \. Mcdonnell. q prosprc- tor
 Three hours after leaving Nome thc tIazel struck ice and never got away from il again until about five hours before reaching the siberian coast
 The Hazel WAS pinchcd in the ice con June |, breaking the steering gear The damage. however was repaired without difficulty
 Sh" had been specially chartered by the Northeast Siberian company To make the run.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
CORRESPONDENT COVERS
 THE NEW FIELDS
spee''Ito the Nome Nugget.

Spee''l to the Nome Nugget.
 Nmdie sbefp Mlt a. Iga>.
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 NJ e>re= teassd #t e-ts =,egre aaa,a mnl l.ef-eI alh uumerua. .taGn5 and ulagll cold weather fhsfe aar= anls# tea aa, tn t,g month of Frafu 4rE a#sH #aH,#mtaht venture aat ffaw fhe# camp ath any comparative a.= suruea "f petlme safely haak as4H rheza Hd arH.F conditions pan siIafIs tta rea af ffeeh.ing faattap
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

fHs#ssaup =a=faG= has rfseeH # #saHs raltsa ene. and at6aueb ono sao nugget 11- af5H aur tr k suf thar uaHmgs af gnHauasme Nas found H r immediate zIcmt1. fm muer leHe. H.s4..aa. H. eNlaa4slt z.asu.a. Hea Hhs eHH #aas a aaa,J ..aaf.. .aT ta#m #tna saamea Haama d#fM la. "t5u #g=eH na H= dfa 8-t uas. uer. am tA. 4.'.Uu ! have l.a Is..
 fHaf aHaaisle t a Hs 5aIoe at .Ea#s a.tE. aud asla.t eH,tHer ar-wf ter saea-u u# a-
 laaa.lhle aue
 All aG laa. Gas# .,a. ala o aaaa rrItz N1tuaN fH,. bonn #l ufsre brss br-H a5 sgvtd,ar- arra- asuntsa nl=tEa aeu.r5l aau.z.=a oferHuH tf8t esl.9 Hate aes ara 4ab 'aa ea &.ut=,a .6eh 0H h. w.a .fad
 Practically e4rrF bodf H,f+ 5r= 5as mahfHE meaHru-at- to Ertsr fer H. i#rl#al er=sH.# aHd# t ##.#=#ts# rH#. HHaaHtaI IHasTHa .fu= AH H= #.aa# IH# HHHrg
 r .s rauuftE .N.u. 1 f... -a.u I'll. eSTo#ed alI fU# at= nm .s tl.5-- ttt. fpr prazu=aHm muHrH. have bes9 sraed saaH e.u.rlsHlsH. and although tHs aaee= aIrs far nerr
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
ANADIR COUNTRY SPOTTED
OHIO GOT ORDERS NOT
 TO COME THROUGH ICE

The captain of the German boat Eutin. which arrived last evening. r-- ports that Be obtained from thc Tnrtis tue news that the captain of the ohie had received orders uu leaving Seattle tu keep out of the ice
 Captain Cnuradi Is now nhserV iug these orders bs keeping hi- boat at St Lawrence Island. altAouRh zh,. k in Il thoroughly sound condition. When the captain "t tHc Euim cam. in sight ef the ohio he ~isuallrd her. but ua
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

aus"ef Was vauehsafed Hia= sa he bow cred 4 boat and send ts ta, THeJi- fal ucU<.
 From the Fhelis br learned th4l t4. captain of ths ohio iz attJine mIsr er- defs and that be e4a.ar- la la. deter mmrd t"-ahgz orders raf.a tyuer.
 The steamer iz m- pIt ts =ouud condition and hsr dclas | caused ht ttr desire uf tho captain ta taf an t## princfI lo that prevention t= trft,r nru cure
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
BIG DANCE
 ON FOURTH

Ihe dance to. be given hy the Eagles "uH Juiy Fourth WiI b, pf au unusually inspiring character Griuold'z urrhrs- trt With Hew pieces @tll supply tae mu- sic and visitors may eNpec, 3 right royal fiW-
 Whu. wine punef lemonade and many other kinds af pleasant rrfar-n- in"Hts Nil be given al uHitum throuehour tHe es-uug.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
NOME CITY COUNCIL
 vS. FEDERAL OFFICIALS

Today and for several days past the Nom" city council and tHr Nome f.d- erol officials have been engaged nt a struggle ia which ihr form.r k ias IEgr'ssur
 fhr council and some of it- meHt- ors have been s"rr because the frdcruls dared ta interfere "ith the conduct of the toHaerleju. anal unu the citl aii- eials arc accused of eheekHalHg the marshal~ in ex,ts attempt to convert the town iato Nhtt if ought to be.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

A matters stand rn.-eanura tx I.a- rIe "olI hu,as. l. li4ue ,o l.tls l4. f.- -ificled di=nieH u4,.a m ,l 4a quarters aHd + faer.taf. aHgufH- e9mpl5crntIt the -rtrtdIas of Ih-. i,r. mer re~id"its. at u1t quarter aH .t.r town.
 Beneath ho traA which 3r. aaa rfocesdias m lhe federal oeuE da. quiet hH u9Hr tHe# Ie-= bsitsl. .fil..-f.. is ueu being uaee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
EUTIN BRINGS
 RUSSIANS

.. tit#aa ..aan.r Emu which 5flEsd t.r ,EarHue h1ughf II -..I,,,. tt.t=7 HHz-H EH--ae-. the arr ieak 'h- taf =.f- fasg etH t- HHie5 enl,
 .a=tf=e r. t1Hf=ratt4 auS. hut che
 atzs aan- et+-a up aHd zhould .-. .If. a.r9urit afJu The ,au- t#ta thv+ .efiI h. tat s4ue ashore.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
DOG TEAMS STILL
 TRAVEL IN SIBERIA

ttAae kouuLal. aLo i- u charge uf thr great IHes Hs, fu which tbr Auadu H'i.s Hez H-stted. =t.tss...f #4-t uieHl su h.. .sI..ai.t lfal.H
 li. ..f.rt rHat H. rflFaI..d overland .7 #-.' t.. iia1.H .nf-r as.- aeo .ou
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
CASES ARE
 ADJOURNED

The trial of the cases of the '. $ against the women who were arrested in the occidental hotel has been post poned until tomorrow.
 Mrs. Lyons. who was found guilty last night. Is the only defendant tried up to the present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
L0MEh IS
 CANDIDATE

z. I i"ntra the aeiI keaNn attor- nes. fe na" tu.ltdate far election t3 iH. sst""i board Hi~ nomination. .rurd bs large uumbrr of citizen, MAS recehea ,rs,rriay ta tns ctb clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

u threatens ro deauaf aaue af n. camps iH thr tieHitt
 \" fsai damIH.. hzti se,H .0aHr huse ? 'Ner when ne left. huf The blaze. rau- ti8aed to rage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
BIG TUNDRA FIRE
 NEAR IRON CREEK

Aaa=#i HHa=Ht=Ha= .aapf atsr au s1- 'aH#Hsa =ta#l #HaH #N alT.= H.yau sa.=sf an.sE Ha-fsHa#s. lr tra4eHsd .aew s4H. H.=fa... t.aa fl= taIIllIa .HaH-I EF.=EI. GaH a-r4naa. ar som,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

d"g ~lsl. as the snow sun lies all over tHc country around there.
 H. h7s mol been iH the Nnad,r eoun- trs for several months hut br has been eugased# travelling all over his province on .a-tnur uf inspection lie made about laoo miles in that tune
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

election hoard far inc different pre- eipet~ "iIl be ti.paH4ged and tHr eIge= ti"H haatl= taHtsd
 The matter "as fgII LH The haud- 5T elly Afuagaee EH-tear aaI fb.. l..s ordinance and printing eamHIttr-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
TUNDRA FIRES RAGING
 AROUND JESS CREEK

Jacob Blake. who is working for Crabtree and Waskcy at Jess creek and who came tu Nom,. tpdat feraftz that a fierce tundra fire X now raging n the section where he works and that
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

huuarad- Hf feel
 Na fsai damage was inflicted ou the ruad. however and fbe train Was abIs. fa travel over fh, affected area
 The biaze W1- rsahabis caused by d camp fir, Nttet had =beeu teft burning
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
MRS. LYONS
 FINED SA0O

Mrs Florence Lyons came up for s'n'eher today eu the charge of keep ms a baud' house anu w4s fined s400 Snr Mas given unril tomorrow tu en- ter an arHrII
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
COUNCIL GETS READY
 FOR DELEGATE ELECTION

t.= E=#aEaE IH-=EaH aI Inc sIty zHE-z. a-H rs--H# fHr H-e---ftt t7. fH#I-frlH= tsa H## sI9'.aIr,= -I-stjeB 4s#ts Hs#'l liaa.. L ..a ..tluze.IzeuIz UIII aHeHtH. aH#. #sN# Matdar It t-
 s.s tsat H= ueSt meeting tu,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

f#e H.a# eaHeassH=t= #= zae=.t= =afa-Iaud.Hr I- asHtsF ahmed .a ."Etgd "s ''. Hfsa,-- f+aa =if-er#s Hr.a#.#=at #-H #H. Hazel
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 .aza au,= Hsl .Hat FH#=u u5=rIaH gE HfHs m authoritative #=ff=H.gHf iiz
 te i=#I weir zst.zar, =e.tHI. -a..4 aa# Ha #af
 5Hf IisH..H#.f=s. fI#.- H55t.#=t. .-#=..f= =a#=# a'= ~##.## t=.a5.fs=.- Ia## ..' ia-l tr. superintendent T# #I.. l'#af',t# r tuuf#I Eart= Ha- uu HaH.i =ar tha .ufaa-f. H= tf.aa- aat-rH a.r "Hm.l #Hss ta.. aaula a5t. theH it-I rrI#Ht ta.fh,f smrlee,r=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
SHALL WE CELEBRATE

~irItr.t-.- H,zyr .futz lmrrr. hHu#HIe-l- S.lrlasal llallIlt #lrl. f.. a...t-..r ssnt.n apr.art#tis-
 Iallss Hs .=4a#z H5a .a.- a-H and .i4td d#iH .a,a.a5r. -lf. ll4.. t1'l'1i s'#s's- freH ah. #arH.ra- saa-t t.. rIl,. -attHarum..t
 Eteu latlaut- Ju.am aff .5h#z a#fI,z Ntf=b6 ar. l.fsIetH- , iH- i,r hie isH".sfr tau NH fH EenrIr ef NeH,. Htf., 7 9n Hf'.aH to dswH-frai. ,Ha tH"s are NHvrfsaa ef##z..f.s. or s#Is < fH.y ali"N t.. Joyous H.e,-r.r. l., raz- tbem hf .u.a strfs .fnrrat1I- . stir=.siaf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

=trs f..= rls# nEz.t TIff rr1Hfa,.=z.=e7r.tH Pi', af -'ht-f and |aa,.#rau.. Ht.. H,su H4eIrd HI.
 Id IsfHaea. f-f=f Hi-fifa. a.Ir.f f.f .4. I'.ansaf NuHn4 EaH3stas. s8na zz
 .f ta dslzlt ef lst f.-t lH= e#.H H4 alsa0#.I t-H.EIH H-at. Eu. fa..f and = H-.-s fH -ft=-f f#fe-#- He EaH. --.a- #s.#z f# la l.a sa#uIi= .a la.rs... . II.. JH' aWHI# de u#s aH..s# HH H#a# 4-aaalI .f .E4aaH I= r.4.l..i l.z
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
NOTICE

To Whom IT Mas Concern.
 N"tie" is aarehy given taat a herras mA "ifr Johanna %alh> has left my bed and hoart I=NHl mol b, responsible for ans debts of her contracting Dat oi thi~ 30th day ,f June. ia0S
 Hans l.. Walby Granite Minina Candies are tn. hes,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
2o,oo0 ACRES
 ARE BURNED
Nuggets Spec al Service.

FAIRBANKS. June %. n Twenty thousand acres of timber land has been destroyed by the forest fires which are now raging between Knkrines and Louden on the Yukon river
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
TO PLANK
 WEST B ST,

II MAS decided at last nights meet ing of the city council thai tHe plank ing of West E street Nil begin at once.
 Al the suggestion ef Ar. craig Il Vas decided nut Jo include the gravel ling of holes in thr street in thr -pret- iieations for the contract. as the city team can be employed m thal pau af the work. The bids nll be received tomorrow. aud a special meeting er rhp council will act au them.
 6latx Pr,vate Stock at the Bank.
 ed9eworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

Imported Coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

Granite minina Candies are tn. hes,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

Nome Nugget Mining Edition, 52 pages, now on sale. Price 25 cents
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

Granite Mining Candles are tn. best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30
6latx Pr'vate Stock at the Bank.

Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-30

We offer few of many equal values Royal, or Prices Baking Powder,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13

walls and yellow fresias and jonquils
were used on the tables. The Amer
lean flag was unfurled in the large
reception hall, showing in vivid beauty
against the background of ferns.
Among the out of town guests was
Mrs. David Mcmillan of Dakota and
J. Il. Mcmillan of San Francisco, nau-
teal expert of the United States hydro
graphic office, mother and brother of
the groom.
For her going-away gown Mrs. Nc
MILAN had chosen broadcloth of navy
blue, with which was worn a picture
hat of black with dark green feathers
Mr. and Mrs. Mcmillan will be away
for a week or ten days, returning to
pass a fortnight with her people before
going to their home in the north. They
will reside in Vallejo, just across the
river from Mare island, where the
groom is stationed. AS Miss Chap
man, the bride-to-be, refused all pre-
nuptial courtesies after her engage
ment was announced. but many pleas
ant affairs are being planned for Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmillan when they come
back from their trip, among them
being a large dinner to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Modini- Wood, while
Mrs. e. L. Doheny will also be hostess
at a function, where they are to be
the complimented guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13

was the only ornament worn. and a
shower of lilies of the valley completed
the toilet.
The bridesmaid, Miss Chapman, was
attired in white crepe embroidered in
pink, made over pink silk, and carried
shower of Cecil Bruner roses.
Following the reception a supper was
served, the bridal party being seated
at large round table in the dining
room, while tables were arranged on
the third floor for the guests.
Throughout the house a profusion of
ferns and spring blossoms had been
arranged under the skillful direction
of Miss Waite, asparagus plumosus
being in each room. In the front par
Tor, where the ceremony took place,
woodwardia ferns and almond BIOS
SONS were used, the two being COM
bined to canopy the corner where the
service was read; enchantress carna-
lions were arranged in the back par
lor and pink stocks in the diningroom,
while a large wreath centerpiece of
Cecil Bruner roses, white hyacinths,
ferns and tiny pink gauze ribbons had
place in the center of the brides table.
In all the rooms the lights in the chan
deliers were screened with big puffy
bows of pink tulle. In the room on
the third floor, where supper was
served, yellow acacia trailed over the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-13
LOS ANGELES RAILWAY TO
MAKE CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
Announcement Made Of Service on
New Seventh Street and Other
Lines Beginning Feb
ruary %

The Los Angeles Railway company
will make numerous changes in its
schedule, to become effective Sunday,
February 23. Cars will be operated via
the New Seventh street line, starting
from Seventh and Broadway, running
via Seventh street, Mateo street and
Santa Fe avenue to the Santa Fe sta
ton.
On Seventh street, east of Mateo, one
car will run at intervals to Mesquite
street. Changes on other lines are as
follows:
Griffith avenue line: Via Mckinley
avenue, Eureka and Jefferson streets,
Griffith avenue, Fourteenth street,
Stanford avenue, Twelfth street, Main
street to Temple block.
Santa Fe avenue: From Seventh
street and Broadway via Seventh
street, Mateo street, Ninth street, San
ia Fe avenue and Pacific boulevard to
the present terminus near Slauson ave-
nue..
On the Fourteenth street line one car
will be operated, every twenty minutes
between Hooper and Santa Fe avenues
from a. m. to II p. m.