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HAMILTON VILLA,
Chebeague Island, Ne.

Alfred z. Hamilton. Prop.
<See adv. IN another column
Miss Sadie Hyman. Montreal
Miss Katherine Crabtree,
Cambridge
Miss Louise Pope, Quebec
Miss Alice Gilbert. Springfield
Miss Annie Billings.
Mrs Gideon Wells. Springfield
Mrs. G.. s. Pelton. Montreal
Mrs. II. s. Furlong. Montreal
Gilbert Wells. Springfield
Mrs. a. r. Webb. Worcester
Ethel ii. Webb. Worcester
Charlotte F. Hoyt. Syracuse
E G.. Wheaton x b.. Boston
Miss A. s. Ellison and m.
Springfield
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt.
Stamford, Conn.
Miss Eleanor Alden. Brockton
Mrs Clarence Chamberlain.
Brockton
VIM Marple, Dedham
Mrs J. III. Mccormack & d..
Germantown
Miss Ella Robbins. Germant'n
Miss ChristianSon. Germant'n
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W. r. French. Milford. ~. II.
&. {. Wilson 4 w.. Auburn
r. l.. Henley & W.. New York
r. a. Winch. Boston
r. ". Siumsn. Boston
r. z. Washburn & w.. Boston
A. r. Proctor. philadelphia
y. c. Clark. ". 4 friend.
Sc. Johnsbury. VI.
Margaret Clark. Sc. Iohnsbury
Dorothy Clark. st. Johnsbury
Dana Clark, Sc. Johnsbufy
Gustavus Taft. Sc Johnsbury
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
Chebeague Island. Ne.

Mrs. Seiden Hill. Proprietor
tSee adv. in another column
W. r. Nichols. ". :. and d..
Reading. Mass.
Mrs. Moses Nichols. Reading
w. l.. Traphazen. ". * d..
West Somerville. Mass.
Gale Stearns. Washington
DIR. r. Albion. W. * fam.
Portland
7. p. Brown x W.. Cambridge
w. Swan. ". * fam. Montreal
y. Wesley. Cambridge
Mrs. J. ;. Wilson. Montreal
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{. r. Addie & w.. N. Y.
Florence Whittier. Lowell
w. Y. Abbott. Chicago
J. w. smith. Winchester. Mass
+ + B sssss[' \. y
y. W. McCisughiin. n. ".
y F. Underwood, Nstiek
II. l.. Underwood. Nsfick
Mrs. ss. Leland n a.. ~. ".
Mrs J. Dixon. Rutherford
Mrs. j Weige. Rutherford
Prof. J. ". Hill & ~, Phiia.
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HILL CREST.

HILL CREST.
Chebeague Island, Ne.
Charles w. Hamilton. Prop.
(See adv. in another column
geo: F. Taft. wife and family.
Allston
c. =. Farquahar * w.. Ailston
Henry l.. Goodman. W. * fam.
Jas. III. Broughton. W. & fam.
A. Z. Bicknelf. wife and fam.
Dorchester
Mrs. D. III. Burkhardt & son.
Newton Centre
Mrs. NJ. III. v. Seaverns,
Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. Fred'k Lane and family,
Maiden. Mass.
Osborne Pitcher. wife s. son.
Boston
A. Young & c.. Newton Centre
w. \. White X T.. RoNbury
Mrs.C.L.H.Marion. Wakefield
{. III. Robinson. Boston
Wallace b. Phinney & W.
Dorchester
Chas. ii. Marshall & W..
Dorchester
q. l.. Potter & W., Albany
T. L. Flodquist & W..
Miss Lena Flodquist.
L. Larson * W..
Miss Helen Larson.
Master Ralph Larson,
Margaret i. Mckenzie.
r Boston
Gertrude f. Mckenzie.
Frank ID. Beane. Boston
X. II. Robinson * e.. Newton
Miss Susan II. Nichols.
~ Germantown
Misses Herrick. Everett
Geo. \. Cotton * w.. Conway
Miss Aline Cotton. Conway
Miss NJ {. Halliday. y. Y.
Miss NJ. y O'Brien. y. Y.
Mrs. q. o. Bursch. Hdye PIX.
Miss Claire l.. Bursch.
Miss Inez Nash. Worcester
Miss Elizabeth Highm.
New Bedford
Miss Gertrude +. Mackenzie.
r. Boston
Miss Margaret Mackenzie.
+. Boston
Miss Louise Foster. Beverly
Miss Gertrude Foster. Beverly
John Morgan. W. X $.
wollaston
Maurice RuNbaum. Boston
Fred Engel. ". X fam.
Springfield
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ROBINHooD INN,
Bsileys Island. Ne.
4 y h.<u n<o.<.x

y. - a@ss<y, FtoPtietof
II. B. Massey. Haverford. Pa.
r. LOOMS, w.& e.. Montreal
Miss Barber, Montreal
Mrs. ID. p. Rahter.
Atlantic City, y. J.
j. b. McGovern,
William Power, Brookline
Margaret Power. Brookline
Marjorie Role, Brookline
Gladys NJ. Role, Brookline
Miss Caroline X. Raphael,
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Mrs. Henry Aikenhead.
New Rochelle
Miss Caroline r. Brooks,
Miss Burger, N. Y.
Miss j. 4. Leake.
Saragota Springs
Miss NJ. l.. SHEPPARD.
Szrazota Springs
Miss NJ. r. Proudit.
Saragota Springs
Mrs. James Balm, Toronto
Prof. James w. Balm. Toronto
Mrs. Z. o. Saitmsrsh.
Pensacola. Fla.
Miss Mercedes Ssltniarsh.
Pensacola. Fla.
Miss Lola Tate, Washington
Lewis Foster, Jersey City
Miss Caroline Raphael.
Brooklyn
w. X. Davidson. Washington
Mrs. Hahn. Washington
Miss Evelyn Ham. Washgton
Miss katherine Pollock. y. ".
c. l.. Hawiey, Scranton. Pa
Master Harold Haviey.
T.. r. Hart, m & CHI. Chicago
Mrs. wilcox, Chicago
Miss FLORENCE Harmon. ". Y.
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CLEAVES VILLA.
Chebeague Island. Ne.
Hrs e CIe,ves proo

ArS- - H. Sic1veS. ffOp.
(See adv. in another column.
Mrs. ~. III. Brown & ch.,
Greenfield. Mass.
Mrs. c. w. Jennings & eh.,
New York
Mrs. A. c. Farnsworth. y. Y.
Mrs. Winfred Buckland. y. Y.
C. r. Stewart, Boston
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE,
Chebea1ue Island Ne

walter c. Rogers, Manager
&See adv. in another column }
q: A. Merriam & W.. Portland
Thomas Kelley. Brookiine
Fred Furfey, Brookline
caroline Fairbanks. Natick
leo. Fitzgerald X W.. H'tford
Shas. w. Helm. Hartford
Miss Angelique De Lande.
Charlestown
Miss Teresa a. Bartlett.
-. Charlestown
w. Higgins. Brookline
Miss f l.. MACPHERSON.
Canton
G. +. Holbrook & W.. Natick
X. r. Jones * W.. Natick
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ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE,
CheheaRue Island Ne

L. r. Hamilton. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Miss Mabel Lee. Worcester
Mrs W. II. Lowe. Chicago
DIR. Miss Julia Ross Lowe.
Chicago
Mrs NJ. c. buckley. Salem
Mrs. p. r. Tierney. Salem
K. r. Harding. Dorchester
5. E Kirkpatrick. r. Boston
r. :. Webster X W.. Dorch't'r
f l. Parks X W.. Worcester
Miss Genevieve Donlan.
Dorchester
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AUcocIsco HOUSE.

- hn 4Bi4n0. Me-
Ira y. B. Bachelor. Propr.
SSee adv. in another column. )
T. Farrell and w.. n. "
Mss Margaretha Farrell. NY.
MIS-. q: 2. Stellman. Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Clark
1iiss Louise Clark Z"
Mss n. III. Paine. Richmond
Miss 5. i. Murdoch. Baltimore
MISS Elizabeth Ii. Bachelor.
NJ. baltimore
Elk Horn. Wis.
l. l. A. Rose * W.. New York
Miss Annie l.. jordan. Norfolk
Edw. II. Gray, Baltimore
Miss Florence NJ. Small.
Miss Alice III. Small. Bali.
Miss Elise Fannie Gray.
Misses Murphy. Baltimore
Misses Wylie. Philadelphia
T. ;. Sehermerhorn & W..
Mrs. L. b. Sinclair. y. Y.
Miss Ludwig. Brooklyn
Miss NJ. Wylie. Phila.
Miss l. ST. {. Wolf. Phila.
Mrs. 7: NJ. Nelson. BALTIC.
Miss NJ. p. Nelson. BALTIC.
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oAKHURST IsL'D HOUSE
Cundys Harbor. Me.

(See adv. in another column
Henry Gait & W.. New York
Miss Ethel Atkinson.
New Brunswick. y. J.
Miss Sarah Atkinson.
New Brunswick. y. J.
Miss Barbary Scott.
Jersey City
l.. A. Rogers. Redlonville. Ne.
Miss Marguerite Rogers.
Redlonville. Me.
Mrs. L. ID. Curtis. Bethel. VT.
III. =. Curtis. Bethel. VI.
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WOODBINE q COTTAGE,
Bailey's Island. Ne.

Mrs II. S. Sinnett. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Miss Cunningham. Washington
Mrs J. Scherp. ". Y.
Mrs Martha Smith. Alaska
Miss Matte Smith. Alaska
DIR. Geo. +. Lewis * W..
>,,, Collinsville: Conn.
Elliott y. Chase.
Miss Minnie ID. Booth.
Hartford. Conn.
Mrs. Agnes s. Flynn. Boston
Miss Lucy ID. Flynn. Boston
Miss Mary q. King. Boston
Miss Margaret VI. King. "
Miss Josephine :. Dow,
Miss Henrietta Fraser. y, Y.
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CLIFF COTTAGE.
CEH ysla1A n.

Cliff Island. Ne.
Mrs. L. w. Southland. Propr.
(See adv. in another column
A. F. Black. Maiden
Miss Lydia Freeman. Maiden
VIM Black. W. x d. Maiden
Miss Beulah Randall.
Springfield
Mrs. J. p. Shardlow. Brooklyn
Miss Edna Shardlow.
&. E. Starke, W. & d.
Brooklyn
Howard White & W.. Phila.
John White. Philadelphia
Miss Anna White. Phila-
Mrs VIM. s. Fiheid. Melrose
Miss 5. F. Hazleton. Boston
Mrs i. w. Stevens. Melrose
Mrs Nichols. Somerville
Miss +. p. Owen. Newton
Mrs Owen. Newton
Mrs Frank Webster.
,,; w. Newton
Miss Olive Webster. Z"
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
Bsileys Island. Me.

w. u. Crafts. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column.
w. @. Sawyer. Portland
X ). Bcnce. Pittsheid. Mass
Mrs. r. X. Hodge. Springfield
Miss NJ. A. Hodge.
G. VI. Waterbury.
Mrs. L. Wigo. fhila.
Harvey Wigo, Phiia.
Albert p. Willis, Phiis.
Wm. G.. Schmiteberger. ". Y
r. A. Harrow.
John murphy < w..
West Hoboken. ". y
Arthur ". Ray K W. Can,or
Chss. A. Ray. Canton. Me.
Mrs. 8. A. Ray. Canton. Ne.
y. A. Root & W. New York
Charles Buckley, Phiia.
g. v. =. Long. Phila.
Oliver Monman. Phiia.
Mr. 4 Mrs. r. a. Spink,
Brooklyn. ". Y
Louis Weinebers. n. ".
Chas. II. Fraafe, ". ".
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II. {. Gay & W.. Boston
u. II. Howard. w. Medford
Theodore Wright. y. Y.
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Roe :I.,!9 HOUSE.

Ltttlsjohnf Island
o. II. Hsmiiton, propsietor
(See adv. in another column
7: p. Hopkins & wife, Phira
Florence NJ: Hopkins, {.
G, r. Hopkins, .
Matte L. Hopkins T"
Mrs. J. A. Miller 4 d.
New Rochelle
Mrs. c. Warner 4 d.,
Arlington
Prof. p. Sehwamb. ". 4 fam.
Arlington
Misses 4. G. 4 5. r, Lynch.
Mrs.. A. W. Be,r.. N'hsnpson
Mss r. A. Wnte. N'hsmpton
Miss r. III. Look, N'hampton
z, A. Newcomb, Medford
Miss n. A. Nevcomb,
Miss ~. y. Andrews. Brkiyn
MICS n. ". jones, Chelse.
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SEASIDE q COTTAGE,
Railsx's Island- Ne

bslleys ltlano. Ne.
Mrs. p. z. Cram. Proprietor
(See adv. IN another column
:. r. Beeman. Phils.
Edmund n. Gilchrist. Phila-
w. w Gilehrist. Phiis.
w. w. Giiehrist. jr- & w,
Philadelphia
Miss Kathryn Bunce.
New Britain. Conn.
Mrs =. =. Waite. Metuehen
Miss r. l.. Kelley.
Mss II. 4. p mSiford'
Miss Gertrude ". Partridge.
Ncwtonvillc
CD. King&w.. Danieison. Conn.
Harold Z. Gam. Boston
l.. a. Bruce. ". Briton. Conn.
Norman Warren. Berlin. Conn.
Miss y. B. Gray. New York
Mrs. Louisa A. Bueknam.
Dorchester
Eta May Low. Roxbury
Alice =. Teei. Arlington
Mrs. Geo. Monroe. Springfield
Josephine VI. Nelson. Chicago
Francis r. Ssuer, Chicago
Mrs. a. n. LongfeIIoy 50.
New York
Geo. r. Bibber. Portland
Emery ". winslow. Portland
Mrs. e.. ". Monroe. Sp'sheid
= r. Upson & W.. Sp'gfeld
Mrs l.. u. Nunroc. ~. ".
Miss Viva Munroc. ". Y.
Miss May Munroe. ". ".
Alfred r. Kimbsii. &c. Clouds
Miss Ro'amOnd limb Eims.il. y :
Miss T.. ". Moore. Astoria
Miss Minnie l.. Acton. ". Y.
Mrs MseGresor. Wssh'ton
Miss Nan G. Msec.regor.
Frank Wells A. a.. ". v.
Mrs. A. r. Flint. Oakland. Cal.
Miss p. p. Gray. y. Y.
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
PEAKS Island. Ne.
Ralph z. Rowe. Proprietor
(See adv. IN another coiumn-)
/ g. T.. Greenwood. Houston. T.
", r. MeCIerd. Boston
Mrs. J. A. Allen.
Mrs. r.. W. bIfen 4 d. ~
Mrs. W. p. Ashley,
Sadie B. Long. Boston
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THE HAMILTON

NfED<8K0< Akt4n1s ~
Edxsr n. Paine, Proprietor
<See adv. In another eolumn.)
A. j. County. wife and son.
81. Dsyids. Pa
y. "A. Laurie and wife. Ottavs
N. ]. Mullen. Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs w. a MeiEhen.
cy NJ. Fr.ley. s., Dssids, Pa.
Trederick s. AIIis. Erie. Pa
Nelson c. Newell and wife. /,
Mrs e. F. Horton e.
Miss VI. lean MseCoy. Phiis.
Miss VI. 4. whitmose.
M;ss Hernia A. iskin.
Mrs. ~. p. Hef1ey. Brooklyn
Mss Hsssi Henley. ..
Mrs. Jss. w. Greaves, maid
and family. Providenoe
Mrs. Jas Pssierson, Montreal
w. !. Wilson, Ottawa
Miss Fhsth Wilson. Ottawa
Tsrk Wilson. OTTAWA
DIR. r. A. Buiisrd 4 ~
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Mont Clair. n. j., who had a bungalow
erected on the island this season. is
now visiting with Mrs. Barker
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
TO CONTRIBUTE
TO PRIZE COMPETITION FUND

At a meteing of the southern California
chapter, A. / A., at Leyy's cafe last wee k
il was decided that Me members Of the
ing prizes in the competition planned by the
Washington, D. G, chapter Of the institute
for decorative schemes for Pennsylvania
avenue. at the capital inauguration day.
March 4, 1909 All members Of the insti-
tute are asked 70 submit deslgns for the
Man of decoration, and prizes will be
pwarded by committee of well known
architects The National Society Of Fine
Arts and the washington chapter have each
contributed 500
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
CHURCH SERVICES

Central Baptist-Rev. A. s. Phelps. pastor.
Morning, How Christian Prosperity Can BE
Secured" Evening, ''Why a School Gill
Should Be a Christian"
First Congregational-Rev. William Horace
Day. pastor. Morning. sermon by Rev. w. f.
Day. pastor emeritus. Evening, annual jap
anese service; address by DIR. w. c. Pond.
First Unitaran-Rev. Burt Estes Howard
pastor. Morning. THE Man OF w."
Boyle Heights Methodist-Rev. Alfred In
wood. pastor Morning. sermon by DR.; Lam
port of Pasadena. Evening, sermon by the
pastor.
Union Avenue Methodist-Rev. win A.
Knighten. pastor. Morning. The Great
Searchlight." Evening, The Doctor. the
Doctrine and the Patient"
pastor. Evening. sermon by Rev. Frank 5.
Forbes.
Figueroa Street Baptst-Rev. e. H. Brooks.
pastor. Morning, annual sermon and roll call.
Evening, graduating exercises OF the SUNDAY
school primary department.
Socialistic Sunday School-Organization at
Howell hall at 3 p. m.
st. Paurs Pro-Cathedral-Very Rev. William
Mccormack, dean. Morning and evening
sermons by the dean.
tor Morning, 1.-THE Court of the King ="
Evening. AN Evening With American Hymn
Writer'S"
Naomi Avenue Christian-Rev. Willis g..
Myers. pastor. Morning. "The Church spir.
itual" Evening, From Bethany to Glory
First Baptst-Rev. ]. Q. A. Henry. pastor.
Morning, ''How to Study the Bible for spir-
itual Profit" Evening, Rum, Rags and
Religion"
Walker pastor Morning, 1.-THE Freshening
Of the Faith Faculty" Evening" 'The First
Paradise and the Last"
Cathedral OF St. vibiana-Sermon by Bishop
Conaty at the 1880 o'clock mass. Evening
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
"FOR SHORT"

The names bestowed upon some of the
81 lall southern negroes remind one OF
those of the old Roundhead days
Hope-above- Williams, Have-faith-to-
be-saved-John Mitchell, and SO on. Not
long ago a visitor in Richmond was
having his shoes polished by a little
coal black specimen about eighteen
inches in height, but possessed of
cleaning white teeth and rolling eyes.
what is your name?" the visitor idly
asked.
Gen sah," was the reply, accom-
panied by a grin of startling proper
tions.
"'Gen'? I suppose that is an abbre-
Walton of general?" the visitor, who
had some idea of the fondness of ne
groes for titles, inquired.
mo, sab, don't know as it's" was the
reply, "abbreviation" evidently being
too much for him. Nah sho 'nough
name am 'Genesis-XXX-33 shall
my righteousness answer-for-me-in-
time-to- come Washington Carter an
day des calls me Gen for shortl"-Bo-
hemian.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
HANDSOME HOEGEE HOME
is SOLD FOR 100000
Or. Landone, the Purchaser, to Turn
Hollywood Mansion Into School
for Scientific Development
of Children

Dr. L. E. Landon has purchased Tor $ioo'-
600 the magnificent William H. Hoesee resi-
daroa in hollywood and will turn it into a
school for the development of children along
scientific lines. 1900 rrho
The lot comprises fifteen acres. me
house stands on an eminence about Eoo Leu.
improved. ~ .ha 1os
Feliz road near Hollywood and is one OF inc inc
show piaces of the vicinity. II was butt
hy william H Hoegee, one of the most
prominent and popular merchants who have
been leaders in the business life OF Los
Angeles A.. x,ooo co,o-
mands an excellent view. The house con-
tains tewlve rooms, conservatory, roVt
garden and other features which make II
admirably adapted to DR.. Landohe neeus'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
FIRMS CITY SALES
AMOUNT TO $4,000

r. !. Steele & CO. have made the follow
ing sales the past week; $500.
The property at 2l25 West Twenty- ninth tn
ga - LOT 5Oxt95 feet, for Eleanor Morgan
TO Fannie Mae Adams for $1,000.
w. II. Obear to winfield {. stone. the
property at lc1S East Eighth street con
q sixeroom residence, for $4,000.
winfield Z. Stone TO Addie Clark. the
nroperty at $50 North Burlington Avenue
consisting Of lot 50X135 feet With
seven-room residence for $500.
From Eleanore Morgan TO w, II; obear.
+he southeast corner of Forty-eighth street
and RedonGo road, 50Nl35 feet, for $l2oV'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
APARTMENT HOUSE is
SOLD FOR $4,000
Iona Beach Property Sells for $4,000.
Twenty Acres of San Rer-
nardino Corn Land for
$4,000

The following sales have been reported by
Ben White:
A twenty-room two-story brick apartment
building, lot 25x115 feet, at 647 Kohler street.
to Mrs Katie B. Uber for $4,000
A six-room modern cottage, lot 49XllS ieet
at 1l7O East Thirty-third street, to Mrs e. r.
Lot T. block 10, Manhattan Beach, to C. b.
Mitchell for $1,000.
A lot 5Oxl50 feet with a broom cottage at
SAC American avenue, Long Beach, 10 MIS-
Emma Maud Wyckoff, for 5000
A four-room house at 1915 Bishop street, Long
Beach. lot 5Oxl50 feet, TO Mrs. Ida Wildey for
$500. go.
Harvard boulevard, to William h. Uber for
$3.50.
Twenty acres of land two miles northeast Of
san Bernardino together with water 10 ~ Npsh
n HuIs for $1,000 Hin expects to improve the
ltoperty, cut it up and sell it in hye-acre
tracts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
HEIGHTS LOTS
GAIN IN POPULARITY

The Mccarthy company reports the sale
of another house and lot in its Florence
Heights tract on Madison avenue or seven
ty-siXth street near Vermont avenue with
lot 40x136 feet to an alley; story and a-hali
six-room modern bungalow, for $780, TO
A. H. Bean.
Seventy-fourth street from Hoover 10 YER
mont avenue is being graded and cement
curbs and sidewalks are being laid.
The new house recently built for r. A:
Thomson in this block is completed ana
occupied by the new owner.
This is in the Mccarthy company's Flor
ence Avenue Heights tract.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
SEVENTH STREET CORNER
IS SOLD TO H. D. LOMBARD
Pays $65,ooo for Lot Containing
Stores and FIats-WiIl Hold
Property as an Invest.
ment

Tracy C. Drake has sold to Harry D. Lom-
bard property at the northeast corner of Sew
enth street and Gladys avenue for sos, 900.
The deal was made through the agency of
W. B. Merwin G. Co.
The corner has frontage of 65 feet
Seventh street and a depth of 155 feet. The
entire lot is covered by a three-story frame
building. containing stores and fats.
This is the largest sale made on Seventh
street for several months. The purchaser will
hold the corner as an investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
aoNp MONEY STARTS
A BOOM AT VENTURA

ventura is enjoying a boom Just now be-
cause the bond money for municipal i'm
nroyements, voted a few months ago and
amounting to $4,000, is being expended
he netrolithic process and sidewalks and
cutters are undergoing a complete over
bs,Iling Most of the old board walks are
giving way to good cement ones
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Missourlan BUYS Ranch

II. d. Root has sold his 3O-acre ranch
in east base line in San Diego county
to f. L. Rucker, recently from Mis-
souri, for $4,000. The property is i'm
proved with house, barn, farming I'M
PIGMENTS, and about fifteen acres are
set to vineyard, four acres to alfalfa
and a part to orchard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
FLOWER STREET CORNER
SELLS FOR $4,000

The southwest corner Of Sixteenth and
Flower streets has been sold by j. g.
Schaeffar TO l. NJ Bosley for considera-
tion OF $4,000 The property consists of a
large lot, 1OOxl55 feet to an alley, with the
long frontage on Sixteenth street. Plans
are now being prepared by the new owner
and the property will be improved with
modern structure. which will cost in the
neighborhood OF $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
OLD scoFIELp PLACE
Is SOLD FOR $1,000

SOUTH PASADENA May 16.-The prop
erty known as the old "Scoheld Place,
situated on the north side OF san FasquaI
street east of Huntington drive, has just
been sold by the william r. Stats COM
pany TO Rev. i. A. Wales of Oakland ave
nue.. The consideration was approximately
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
To Consider school Plans

The Pasadena board of education will
meet tomorrow to consider plans for tho
proposed new school buildings. Architects
Norman f. Marsh of Los Angeles and c. W.
Buchanan of Pasadena have each made
plans of an eight-room building. Other
buildings will be planned as soon as tho
sites are selected
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17

sermon by Father Brady.
Plaza-Masses at 8. s, and II a. m; sermon
at the last mass by Rev. J. Caballeria.
ST. Vincent de Paul-First communion at
o'clock mass Confirmation at p. m.
Our Lady of Loretto-First communion at
$3.50 o'clock mass, Rev. @. Donahoe. celebrant;
Rev. William Palmer, deacon, and Rev. James
McMahan, subdeacon.
Holy Cross--Masses at 8 and 1880 a. m; SER
mon by Rev. T.. T. Fahey.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
To Acquire irrigation Water

Articles Of incorporation have been filed with
tho county clerk Of Imperial county for the I'M
perial Water company No. 10. Its purpose is
declared to be the requirement, by purchase or
otherwise, Of water for use on lands in its dis
trict at cost to Its stockholders.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
MAN PURCHASES
PROPERTY FOR A HOME

The Cornell company has sold for c. o.
Warner to Edwin Lloyd the property al liz4
East Forty-hfth street for S170O cash.
The lot is 40X134 feet to l5-foot alley, ana
ie improved with a fve-room cottage. Lloyd
is from Oregon and purchased the property for
a home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Gets Terra Gotta Contract

The contract for the ornamental terra Gotta
TO be used on the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance company's new home office building. on
the northwest corner of Sixth and Olive streets,
WAS awarded to the Conkling Armstrong Terra
Gotta company of Philadelphia. Amount S22,-
COO Parkinson & Bergstrom are the architects.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
University place Permits

There have been permits let in the last
thirty days for fifteen houses In the I'M
Versity Place tract by various owners. rms
tract is bounded by Santa Barbara ana NOT
mandie avenues.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
no THE BUSINESS MAN

Are you In our page where we run exclu-
siye lads" In coI0rs? Prices will be right.
Nothing like trying something new. Phone
Home Herald. Sunset Press IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR PAST TWO WEEKS
EXCEED LAST YEARS RECORD
BY S169,568
Over a Half Million Dollars Repre-
scented in 2s1 Permits-Facts Prove
Realty to Be in Excellent
Condition

Building permits for the first half of
May, numbering PSI, amounting to $5O7.-
81, exceed the same period last year to
the extent of $169,56S.
To business in general and real estate
especially this is most gratifying news,
showing without question that Los An
geles is in a most healthy financial con-
dition.
The report of Chief Building Inspec-
tor j. ]. Backus, as segregated by Chief
Clerk Cohn is a G follows: