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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
ILLINOIS


DECATUR, ILL.,, May 25.--Undor sus.
pension of rules the new city council
passed an ordinance prohibiting the
sale of alcoholic liquors for any pur-
pose whatever within, the city limits
for the next two years. This means
it will be impossible to purchase liquor
for medicinal, sacramental or any other
purpose. -,
-Four aldermen who favored local
option at the recent election opposed
the passage of the ordinance.
FREEPORT-After twenty years In
the county poorhouse Johnnie jerks,
an aged Irishman, died when a
fortune of 100000 recently willed
to him was about to be turned
over. jerks proved to be the nearest
relative to Mrs. Lucy Millets, VINO cleo
several months ago in San Francisco
and left him her entire estate.
PANA-with his wife a hopeless in
valid and his only son affected with
a weak mind, Clinton Howard, a
wealthy resident of this city, climbed
to the top of a cupola on his house
and Jumped head foremost to the
ground. He was so seriously injured
that he will die.
~ v N
engaged in constructing a number or
cottages for persons in this city on
the Illinois Epworth league Chautau-
qua grounds, suffered a loss of luin-
Der amounting to nearly 500. Inc
loss was caused by fire.
EUREKA Randall jock and Miss
Minnie Aodrows of Melvin. ILL.,, were
married at the home of the groom S
L T..
CHICAGO-Howard Mark Ogilvie,
formerly student at the University
of Wisconsin, and whose elopement
and subsequent fake" suicide gained
him considerable notoriety last sum-
mer. was sentenced to a year in the
house of correction by Judge kersten
on a charge of passing bogus checks'
DANVuLE-Paul Siegmund years
old was run down by street car and
died a short time afterward.
SHELF motion for a
new trial of the Polly murder case
was denied. Polly was sentenced 10
fourteen years in the Chester lpeniten-
tiary.
BLOOMINGTON-R George Fox
of Cincinnati, Ohio. has accepted a
call of toe Jewish congregation of this
city. He will also serve the Lincoln
Hebrews.
MIJRPHYSBORO The Jackson
county miners voted to pay the shot
firers. The Williamson county miners
voted against the proposition.
RD-Announcement of the ap-
preaching marriage of Frank Carpen-
ter of Gle Elum. WASH to Miss Moran
Woods Carr of this place was made
at n reception given for the bride-to-
he by Mrs. Frank G. Wood. The event
also commemorated the tenth ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
TENNESSEE

RUTHERFORD. "Tenn., May %
Following a confession made by J. w.
Sharp, bookkeeper, that he was short
in his accounts, the Citizens bank,
with $4,000 deposits, closed it's doors.
NASHVILLE~-Nigh riders dyna-
mited and wrecked an engine belong
ing to w. z. Wall of Fredonia, Mont
gomery county. A letter addressed to
Wall was found near the wrecked en-
CINE. Wall Is an independent tobacco
grower and has suffered heavily at
the hands of his enemies. His store,
house and barn were burned some time
ago, and he was forced to change MS
place of residence An envelope adj
dressed to one of Wallis neighbors,
supposed TO have been accidentally
dropped, vas picked UP near the scene,
and this may prove a clew to the
riders.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
COLORADO

PUEBLO, Colo. May 2b.-Mrs. Il. a.
Jones, who was terribly injured by Ed
McElfee, colored, when he escaped
from the state insane asylum two
weeks ago, Is still In a critical condt-
ton and her physicians have little hope
for her recovery. Much excitement
was since caused when negro who
acted queerly was seen in the north
side residence district. 1t was report
ed that he had escaped from the asy-
lum, but Superintendent Busse denied
that any one had escaped.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 2f.-
Before District Judge Sheafor Thomas
German, a juror in the case of Rich
ardson VS.. the Ell Paso company, who
was arrested on the charge of con-
tempt of court, pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 and costs.
GOLDFIELD-One of the largest
funerals in the history of this town
was that of the late Marshal Richard
Smith. Smith was one of the most pop
ular men in this end of the district.
He was accidentally killed when his
revolver fell to the floor and was. dis
charged, the bullet piercing his brain.
GRAND JUNCTION-Char Hard
ing, barber, filed suit in the district
court to recover $4,000 from Charles
Van Hoorebke, realty dealer of this
city, claiming that his right arm was
permanently injured by the caving in
of wall in the cellar of Van Hooreb-
ke's home last February. Harding
says he is unable to work at his trade
as barber because of his alleged in
juries.
PUEBLO-Informati has been filed
in the district court against Edward
Mcdonald a negro, charged with hav-
ing committed an assault with attempt
to murder jeff Steel. night jailer at the
county Jail, April is. Considerable i'm
provement is noticed in the condition
of Steel.
GREELEY-Dr. George w. Barrett,
supervisor of the physical training de-
partment of the state normal school
for five years, has resigned.
GREELEY-Expert mill men and
capitalists are anxious to put in a COM
plete flour mill at Ault if enough local
interest is taken to supply grain. The
matter will go before the Ault COM
mercial club.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the, illness of
Judge Gamble, the cases set for the
May term of the district court have
been postponed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
DEATHS

CAIIIs---Miss Jennie Calls I'd years, sin
gle, native of California. Good Samaritan
hospital. recently of 1898 Newton street
general septic peritonitis: burial At
Marysviile, Cal.
CARDIFF-Mary L. Cardiff. days. native
of Los Angeles iii East Fifty-hrs street ;
acute bronchitis.
CEvEvAS-Jose Cevevas. 2s years, native
of Mexico. county hospital; pulmonary
tuberculosis.
CHOPROFF-vazili Choproff. jr months.
native OF California. a1a North Gless
street; cholera infantum.
CIINKSCALES-7John William Clinkscales.
Ss years widower, native OF North Caro-
lima Peas West Twenty-fourth street
yaivuiar disease OF heart: burial at Car
coBB~Mrs. Marietta M. Cobb. ~ years,
widow native of Massachusetts ssii
Temple street; uraemia.
COOK-John X. Cook. &c years. married,
native OF Canada, sSo west 1hHls MIN
street; paralysis
COI,E-Bernard Cole. Fl years single, ma
five of Poland, 1909 Sargent street; pull
monary tuberculosis.
cONTELL-IA C. contell, ~ Years, mar
RED native OF New York, county hos
pitai; a1noebic dysentery.
CONTRERAS--Mrs. Susanna Contreras %
wears. married, native of California. "a
cidc hospital recently OF sb4 Mission
COOPER-FranlS. Cooper. 20 years siheie'
nattva of Ohio, Si1 Temple street; pull
monary tuberculosis =.
cROWLEY-Mrs. Anne Crowley, 81 Years.
married, native or ireisho' 41o oou'"
workman street; seniiity.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cummings, 20 years.
wIdoyver. native of Ireland, 1915 west
Jefferson street
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mahorney, sea,s'
native of Indiana. county hospitai' pun
monary tuberculosis :.
sAAB-Mrs. Eliza M. saab. Al years, mar.
Red natives of England. county hospital;
~ f11harculOsie
x,,ppsTTO TT-Charles westcott, 6i years.
married., native Of New York. 1898 Tober-
man street; cerebral hemorrhage; crema-
tim.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
MICHIGAN

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, May 2b.--
Joseph b. Blunt, a liquor salesman OF
this city, who shot and killed Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Jones, his wife's parents,
was sentenced to life imprisonment
Blunt said "Much obliged" when the
judge passed sentence on him. The
old folks always made trouble for JUS"
he said, land I'm glad did 1t. If l
had 1t to do over again would get
the whole bunch" Blunt says he
never intended killing his wife.
GRAND RAPIDS-A 13-year-old boy,
William Haverkamp, died at his home
here as. result of being struck on
the head in the local Central league
ball game by a pop bottle thowh from
above him in the bleachers. Edward
Parks is under arrest charged with
having thrown the bottle, intending 1t
for group of players whose antics
In front of the bleachers annoyed the
spectators.
NORTHUMBERLAND working all
night with punches and sledge ham,
mers, safe experts secured an entrance
to a large safe in the Lumberman's
National bank by burning hole In
the bottom of the safe with electricity
and working the combination In this
manner. The big safe has a time lock
and through slight accident the tim
ing appliance became improperly adj
justed and the safe could not be
opened All day Monday the bank Of
ficials were unable to gain entrance
to the safe and funds for the regular
banking business of the institution had
to be secured elsewhere.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
OHIO

FINDLAY, o., May 25.--A deal has
heen7 closed whereby the Ohio Oil COM
pany OF this city increased its holdings
in the Illinois oil field to the extent
of $500 acres of leases, with dally
output of 800 barrels of oil. the leases
were purchased from the Superior vi
company of Pittsburg and are located
in Crawford Jasper and Lawrence
counties The purchase price is $2zo'-
900.
CINCINNATI--Afte being brought
all the way from Oklahoma without
difficulty, Nelson Halbert of Preston
burg, Ky, wanted there on murder
charge. escaped here while state Agent
j. S. stephens was getting shaved.
MARTINS FERRY-The mystery
surrounding Tie disappearance of 500
worth of betting from the Laughiih
mill was solved when eight Hunga-
rians were arrested The betting, orig
inally forty feet long and costing
about $1.75 a foot. had been cut up
for shoe leather.
WAPAKONETA-Th are num-
her of cases of smallpox in three dlt-
ferent families at New Bremen ana
a strict quarantine has been estab-
lished The schools have been closeu
for two weeks and all public gather
ings, lodge meetings and church serN-
ices have been forbidden.
SIDNEY-The dress of Mrs Mar
aaret Skillen caught fire while she was
getting dinner and her daughter, Mrs.
Sarah Danforth, in trying to put IL
out took fire and was burned to DEATH
Mrs. Skillen, over so years Old, died
at O'Clock.
HAMII.ToN-Haley Henry, 90 and
Charles Rowe. so, committed suicide
in this city. Haley blew off his head
with a shotgun and Rowe swallowed
carboic acid. 1t is said that henry
was Respondent because of SUIT LOT
divorce which recently had been hleo
against him. Rowe was unmarried
SALEM-James Henderson. an es-
caped inmate of the Massillon stare IN
sane asylum, was captured by Sherirl
Wells and deputies near Lisbon. Hen
derson had been hiding from the OH
GERS four weeks.
EI,YRIA-A contest between Coun-
try club members and farmers was
won by the former when Judge hay
den enjoined the Elyria service board
from removing two feet from the Top
OF an OlQ WdltIWOtho ouiiA b"NN'' -
town.
The dam made splendid canoeing near
the Elyria Country club, but the farm-
ers claimed that it backed water upon
crops in times of freshet and destroyed
them.
YOUNGSTOWN-Th lifeless body
of Mrs. George Rupright aged 70 years,
was found by neighbor at her nome
in Garfield, near here. She had taken
paris green. year ago her husband
died. and it is thought that loneliness
caused her to take her life.
CANTON-Taking advantage of the
Temporary absence of the proprietor,
robbers stole $1,000 from safe in Will
liam Hammerty's saloon, not 300 feet
from the police station. Two men have
been arrested on suspicion.
BELLEFONTAINE cut
of / cent an hour for all common Ia
borers in shops, the Big Four railway
system announced a cut of 11R cents
per hour for all section laborers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
KENTUCKY

WHITESBURG, Ky, May 25.-Floyd
Frazier, the boy who murdered Mrs.
Polly Flanery by cutting her throat.
has been sentenced to hang, the date
of execution being set for July 3.
OWENSBORO-Henry Cline, who
was named as assignee in the deed of
general assignment Of the Daviess
County Bank and Trust company filed
a statement declining to serve. County
Judge owen will name the assignee
of the bank.
COLUMRIA--Mrs. Mary NJ. Garrett,
who was the widow of the late Judge
James Garnett and mother of Hon.
James Garnett, past grand master Of
the Masonic fraternity of Kentucky
died Mrs. Garnett's carly life was
spent in Metcalfe county, she being
a daughter of Buford and Frances
Wood, who resided near Edmonton
Mrs. Garnet was 81 years months
old. The surviving children are Mrs.
ID. w. Barnett, Corbin, Ky; Mrs. ]. II.
gkruggs, Midway; Hon. James Car
nett and Miss Jennie Garnet, Column
bia. She is also survived by two
brothers-W. II. Wood and DR.. y. T.
Wood of Danville.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES
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Facial Blemishes Painlessy Removed. Hol-
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Shoulders. Busts rounded out to perfection.
Receding Chins and Ill-shaped Noses cor
rected. On account OF out contemplated
European trip, we offer special reduced
rates on all our treatments until June /, in
GLIDING teaching and the sale OF our world
renowned formulas. OF which we are the solo
owners In this country. NEW YORK IN
STITUTE. Prof. and Madame Steele, B. S.,
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
PENNSYLVANIA

BETHLEHEM. Pa, May 25.-Wi-
mer Candt violated the state game laws
unconsciousiy and was arrested by
Deputy Game Warden Acker of Allen
town. Sandt was picking stones from
a field at Freemansburg when he I'M
covered a nest of three young rabbits.
Fearing they might be harmed, as he
alleges, he took them home. The arrest
followed and Sandt was fined $685..
SOUTH BETHLEHEM-With dele
gates present from Cornell, Syracuse,
New York university, University OF
Pennsylvania, Swarthmore, Dickinson.
Bucknell, Pennsylvania state and Lee
high the annual convention of the Sec
ond district of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity began a two days session at
the quarters of the Beta Iota chapter.
There was a banquet at the Delaware
avenue club house.
WILKESBARRE - Charles Neuer,
Roy Neuer, William Mailer, Elmer
Hebron and Harry Dasson of this city,
all young men, were placed on trial
before Judge Fuller charged with the
murder of George Leacokos April o.
The commonwealth will be content
with a verdict of manslaughter, as Lea
cokos was killed as the result of a
fight at his fruit stand
DARBY - Portmortem examination
showed that August Schultz, the car
penter who was found dead sitting on
one of the big granite steps beside the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad within a
few inches of sheer drop of nearly a
hundred feet into the raVine under the
railroad bridge, was killed by train
PITTSBURG-Thom Smith, who
was separated from his wife, Annie
during the Johnstown flood, nearly
nineteen years ago, met her on the
streets Of Pittsburg.
The recognition was mutual and the
pair decided to celebrate and got sc
hilarious that both We're locked up.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
BIRTHS
BOYS

CAMPBELL-To James 8. and Laura
Campbell (nee Graham). Good Samaritan
hospital.
GQODMAN--To Asa G. and Maud Goodman
(nee Lacy, 1894 Catalina street.
LIE BARON-To Charles and Lena May lie
Baron (nee BurrelD, 1905 Ingraham
street.
KLEIN-,ro Edward A. and Kate Klein tnee
Thompson), 1852 Berendo street
NINAMAKER-To Everett Franklin and
Mary Jane Nunamaker inee Curren), 42l
Gordon street.
TowNsEND-To Albert Edward and Jene
Townsend tnee Kemp, 426 East Forty
third street
WILKINS--To George II. and Rose wilkins
(nee Warren), 1897 East Second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 25.-The
body of Captain August Anderson OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. was found in the
lower harbor. Captain Anderson COM
mitted suicide April by jumping over
board from the schooner A. M. Jaeger
off Fields point, following two coll
lisions with other vessels.
BLOCK ISLAND--Mariners rounding
the southeast point of Block Island
will be without the warning of the
sirens for some time, the house in
which the whistles We're sheltered
having been burned to the ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
NOTICF no sTOCEHOTDERs

Upon the written request of stockholders
holding one-third OF all of the capital stock.
and pursuant to a resolution OF the board
of directors OF the Los Angeles Discount
agency "a corporation), adopted at reg
ular meeting of said board held May Is.
1908. a special meeting of the stockholders
of the said corporation will be held on Mon
day, the 1st day OF June, 1908, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at the office
of said corporation. Nos. 401-2 Citizens
National bank building. Los Angeles, Cal.
for the purpose of considering the neces-
sty and propriety of closing the business OF
said corporation. Los Angeles, California,
May 20. 1908. c. L. MOON, Secretary.
6-zl-l0
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
ALABAMA

MOBILE, Ala, May 25.-A fuse blew
out of one of the Marine and Broad
street electric cars and caused STAN
pede among the passengers, many
jumping off the moving car. Mrs c.
w. Oberkirch, in jumping, sustained a
fracture and idislocation of her left
ankle. No others were seriously in
jured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
NEBRASKA

FRANKLIN, Neb., May 25.-Bert
Taylor. accused of assaulting his sis
ter-in-law at Minden. Neb., eluded a
posse near Bloomington, Neb., and Is
believed to be hiding rear here. After
abandoning his bicycle he rode with a
farmer for several miles and in this
way escaped.
OMAHA-Johnny Bender, a youth
full rogue of Dundee, an Omaha suburb.
set off panic among fifty women by
releasing half dozen large bullfrogs
at missionary meeting. The women
were holding an annual session of the
society and there were a large number
of ladies present from out of town.
The excitement came at a critical point
in the chairman's address.
York; J. Grojean, proprietor of
the Jollo moving picture show, left
before his creditors had time to cash
the checks he gave them. The total
amount of indebtedness amounts to
about 5000.
PAPILLION-James Lowrie of Fort
Crook, charged with maintaining
screens in his saloon, thus restricting
the view, was tried in county court and
held to the district court. Bond was
luTIllSHeu.
NEBRASKA CITY-George Wach-
ner, butcher died Ut cancer of the
stomach. He leaves a widow and sew
eral children. He was buried under
the direction of the butchers union, of
which he was member.
OGALLALA-At a meeting of the cit
liens of Ogallala an organization was
formed called the Ogallala Law and
Order society, the object of the Or
ganization being to have an organized
body to look after the welfare of the
town.
FULLERTON-At a meeting of the
new city council r. Cessna was ap-
pointed chief OF police and II. A. Ho-
Der overseer of streets. A resolution
was also passed that 1t was the inten-
ton of the council to close the pool
and billiard halls.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, Miss, May 25.-State SUI
perintendent of Education Powers mas
returned from Columbus, where he
made a commencement address. He
goes to Holly Springs on similar mis-
sion, but before great educatlonai
rally rather than to commencement
JACKSON-W. D. Billiard of Pasca-
goula is in the city and has filed with
acting Governor Manship petition for
the pardon of a negro named Race
Frank, who was sent up for life for
killing another negro, and who has put
i'm twelve years on the states big cot
ton farms. 49,. Billiard says his client
has made the state enough money, mas
been a good convict and deserves lib
erty.
JACKSON-Acting Governor Man
shin has issued a proclamation giving
authority to the village of Paden, fish
omingo county, to incorporate, II nav
ing shown that it has the required
number of inhabitants.
JACKSON-Some time since the rail-
road commission gave the telegraph
company operating at Howard, on the
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley railroad,
permission to cut out the telegraph
office. and now the citizens of the town
are IN in arms, claiming that the sta
tion does $1,000 to $500 worth of busi-
ness per month and is abundantly able
to furnish an operator.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, May 25.-The strike of
New York university students who
were assigned to sing as Chorus girls"
in the play to be given by the dramatic
club of the university at Carnegie hall
was declared off. The students de-
mand for six tickets each and the
printing of their names on the pro-
gram was granted.
PORT JARViS--Miss Ada M. Hal
pin, residing in Matamoras. Pa. across
the Delaware river from this city, was
so terribly burned by her dress catch
ing fire that she died.
She was polishing the oilcloth of the
kitchen floflor with kerosene, when
live COIL dropped on her apron.
If there's anyone in the city
who COULD fill and fit the job
a want ad. will probably find him.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
GIRLS

DOEnING-To Alfred and Magdalene Doer-
ing (nee Vehoe). $500 East First street.
RIJNDBERG-To Alfred Lewis and Amelia
Louise Rundberg (nee Friedhoim)' 1881
North Main street.
WALLACE-To Edward J. and Lydia Eiiza
Wallace (nee Hallett), 131 South Avenue
Nineteen.
YOAKUM--To Frank B. and Athel A.
Yoakum (pee conger). ss7 Westmoreiand
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26


at this place was burglarized and about
$1,000 in money and stamps, registered
letter and one registered package Sc
cured. The safe was blown with nitro
glycerine.
MOBERLY-Marma camp, Con-
federate veterans. of Randolph county
elected the following officers: Com
mander, James Taggart; first lieuten-
ant, ]. w. Martin; second lieutenant,
G, N. Ratliff; third lieutenant, w. III.
Emerson; adjutant and treasurer, w. +.
Iavis sergeant major, A. ]. Water
field; surgeon, H. Poland; quartermas-
ter, ]. B. Adisson; commissary, S. K.
Dixon; vidette, c. w. Huntsman; color
bearers, H. s. Mckinney, w. B. Jen-
nings and ]. P. Grimes.
HANNIBAL-The members of Arch
Street Methodist church raised $4,000 to-
ward building an annex to the temple
of worship.
The citizens of Hannibal anticipate
the erection of a new city building at
Fourth street. The edifice will have
offices for all city officials, a council
room and convention hall.
Mrs John Seiber returned from St
Marks hospital at Quincy.
MEXICO-The state convention OF
the Knights and Ladies of Security,
which has been in session here, APP
pointed as delegates to the national
convention, which will be held in Phila-
delphia this month, John F. Vollmer OF
Warrensburg. Mo, and Willard K
Gibbs Of Hannibal.
ST. JOSEPH-Charles F. Lucia, a
boilermaker. died at the local hospital
from beating he received. w. F. Mar
shall, a conductor, interfered during g
quarrel between Lucia and his wife
and the former, resenting this, attacked
him. Conductor Marshall resides IL
Atchison.
DE SOTO-The following are the
graduates from the De Soto high school
Harry Blank, Henry Budde, Mamie
Elders, Frank Elders, Percy Fleming
Grace Hearst, Edith Herman, Russell
HILBERT, Sylvan Lederer, Sadie Morse
Hugh Metcalf, Iva Pernard, Elsie Pyle
Alice Reed, Mary Speidel, Ava Sullivan
Matte Gilbert and James Marshall.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26

$4,000 will buy one of the very best pool and
billiard businesses IN Los Angeles; owner
win consider a partner with AL references;
or would take $4,000 cash and balance In eoou
a year ago s2o. 900. and refused. This is an
attractive, well equipped. mopey maklns
place. For particulars see my agents, LEAhf
& SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
HYelEnlc EMBARRASSING

IycIENIc TfAIRDREssING PARLOR, 4s7
Security bldg. date OF Chicago. specialists
In artistic Embarrassing, manicuring scalp
treatments, etc. F1S29 s-zS-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
DAIRY AND ROUTE

s3I5-Dairy route of 100 customers: nns
cows. horse. buggy ana harneas and house
hold furniture for rooms; rent only ".
Call and We viii show you.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
ICE PLANT AND MEAT BUSINESS

$500 will put you into one OF the beat mod
ern and up to date meat businesses and ice
plants in Southern California; has a fine
slaughter house. equipment the best; includ-
ting head Of horses. wagons and other
things too numerous 10 mention. This pries
Includes 10 acres fine land, runninE water in
plenty; business excesds $ztoe q rnonth; more
than $500 profit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
DAIRY BUSINESS

Dairy business. inely arranged and well 10
Gated; &c fare; lease: 10 acres. partly planted;
s-room house. 2 small houses for help. mix
houses, 7 horses. wagons. good cowss price
$1,000. Investigate at once
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-26
DIED

spIrNfyAY-In this city. May "a. 1908. Curtis
I SUBWAY aged n years, months. Fun
eral notice later.