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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-18

One of the most widely circulated
stories about any public man who
ever lived is the old one in connection
with Washington, the cherry tree and
the Ratchet. The first mention of
this is found in "Weems' Life of
Washington, published in 1903. This
Mason l.. Weems was an itinerant
preacher who is alleged to have man
ufactured many illustrations and
events found in his book For this
reason 1t has been claimed that the
hatchet story was manufactured out
of whole cloth. We cannot be too
sure of this. however, because Mr.. R.
II. I. Halsey in his book on blue
Staffordshire pottery, describes a.
mug that he saw on which the story
was depicted in full. The mug was
OF rough earthenware and was made
in Germany between 1910 and 1870.
1t was decorated with quaint little
boy. a cherry tree, large Ratchet
and the inscription, &C. W., 1776."
One OF the most interesting relics
memento of an American incident.
Hanging in a glass case on the wall
of one of the corridors is massive
iron key which was used to unlock
the Bastile before it fell at the hands
of the Paris mob in the first revolu-
ton. This extraordinary souvenir
was presented to Washington by La
fayette. The boy-guides at Alexan-
dria are fond Of pointing out the
house where General Washington met
Mrs. Custis at ball, and they de-
scribe the incident in the character
istic way of Young America: "He
was comm down the stairs with Miss
Sally Fairfax, and they wuz gone on
each other, and Miss Sally she got
mad because George made goo-goo
eyes at Mrs GUSTS. Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-18

The woman who wills has no need
wait for leap year,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-18

The quantity of material required
for the medium size Is nine and a
half yards twenty-seven, five and a
quarter yards forty-four or fifty-two
inches wide If material has figure or
nap; eight and half yards twenty
seven. four and three-quarter yards
forty-four or four yards fifty-two
inches wide il material has neither
figure nor nap.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-18
now TO LOCATE AN ALARM.

If the alarm is sounded from box IS. the iis
bell will strike two, then pause and strike Ave-
which will indicate that the fire is in the victn.
lty of No. 25 box. Every alarm is repeated
four times.
M NOV
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-18
WHEN THE FIRE BELL RINGS.
Look at This and You VIII Be Able
to Locate the Blaze.
HOW TO SEND IN AN ALARM.

To send in an alarm, open box and pull down
the lever on the inside. When an alarm 10
sent in, the fire bell will sound the number Of
the box and repeat the alarm four times.
There are several keys to each box, which are
held by persons living nearby-a card attached
TO each box gives the names Of such holders.
Policemen also have keys.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-18

George Washington.
He was the truthfullest of men,
And yet full oft | wot
He said, " Pm glad to see YOU when
He really was not.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-18
CoIored Flannels

Colored fiannels are said to be the
coming thing in shirts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27
Segas.

Sobn S, &uolon, Ger @eldafts.
fiibrer Ser 9irie 2oan ano Srult
COMPANY in Souiton, puroe in iei-
ner Office NIT eingeIdloeenem Sdo-
Del gefl1noen. @r fpurbe naf Dem
Soipitol gebradt uno itorb BORT,
obne oos 9eipuBtiein mieber erlongt
5u baben. tM}an bat einen 9eeger
lno cine geegerin unter Dem Ser
oadt berbaftet, oie Sot ouseefiihrt
su baben.
Ser fleine, 5ebn Monate olte
Snnge oes in Der @egeno bon @ei=
mar lpobnenoen 5armers @illianl
gbel rib einen Sopf nit fo6enoetl1
@oiler INN, 10 6aB oas @aiier iiber
i'm flob gr muroe fur6tbar per=
briibt l1no itarb balb oarauf.
Sn Ser geGbe bon 9iaiii.,
9ictoria County, ltarb 6rau Gorolire
aobib i'm Sitter on 61 Sabren.
Mus oent Gountp=@efangnis
in @i6ita Saas iino iebs @efar=
gene entiprineen. sic fielen iiber
ben Sberiff Der, als er obenDs
oos @efangnis inipi5ierer lpollie,
niirgten ibn, big er betpuBtlos mar,
nabnten ibm ounn ieine S6liiiiel at
nno mabten iib oabon.
Wie aus ct. Soiepb in
Wfiiiouri geneIbet miro, lit oie a,t
Sfio @ranoe, 70 Meilen fiiolid bon
81 Baio Iieeenbe Sootle &anf, lpcl-
DIE 10000 Mder 2a1to entbalt, per=
faltft ipor6en uno io1 iie in fleinere
Stiide eingeteilt uno 10 auf sen
Marft gebraht lperoen.
glus Seeltil1 miro genleloet,
es lperbe bort sienllid Diel 9aun1-
iuolle bon ben Sarmern 5uriidgebul-
ten.
eSSn 81 9aio lit ain Montag Gin
leihter S6nee gefalen.
9abnep @bite, Der Sefretor
nno @eidaftsfiibrer Der o@inncrs
MntuaI llnberpriters Miiociotiol"
bot einen 8rief an BEN @ouoerneur
geibrieben, in oem er Iih nit gro.
Der 8eiorgtis iiber Die Na6treiter-
8eipesung auslpribt iuio brinseno
Dos Grgreifen geeigneter MaBreaelil
empfieblt. Ct bietet cine gelob-
ltung bon $1,000 fir Die Grgreifllng
rnO lleberfiibrung irgenb ei1ies Men-
iden Der cine in Der Sinners
Wutual" neriiherte Sin in 8rallb
geitedt babe.
Wie aus Iultin gemeloet miro,
tperoen Die Brobibitioniiten ,,lt-
mittelbar nod Der @obI nit ibrer
Gampagne fir Staatsprpbibitiorr be-
gir1nen.
Sn elmer Selniible 5u Sad
iol1bille iuuroe Elm iunger Monn na=
mems 9arbnrb Goodman BON Dem
&aoermerf erfaBt uno getotet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27

Sci ben ioeber1 in Ganaoo
abgebaltenen BarIamentstpablen bat,
ben bisber porliegenoen 8erihte1
nad 81 urteilen, Die iest berrlhenOe
Eartei tpieoer geiiegt.
Muf Ben inn Mtlantifden Soea.l
gelegenen 8ermiioa=SnielH. Die be-
fanntlid cine engliibe aolonie
iino, mill man oas 3O0idbrige Subj
lounl Der @ntoedlne Der sSnfelgrltp-
pc feiern. Wan mia ben Frinsell
bon @aIes, ben Hralioenten GooIe-
belt un6 an6ere berporrageroe Ser
ionlidfeiten 5u Der Seier einlaoen.
Gs beiBt, ooB 9raiioent Dio5
BEL @elegenbeit Der groffnung oes
Wan5anillo 3meiges Der nlerifani-
iden Gentralbabn Die Sta6t 8uooG=
lajora beluhen niro.
Cine iiber 2onoon fonllnenoe
0epeide aus 8om bebauptet, Der
Hapit beabiibtige, mebrere 9lmeri-
faner 5u aaroinalen 5u ernenilen,
10 bolo Die ltmman0lung Gmerifa 8
aus eirem Wiiilionsgebiet IN eine
reglllare airdenpropin3 poll5ogpn
fpi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27
5. & 6. q. Balm.
g. u. & u. g, ga6u.

Ntlfluff-
go. 1-1ouiton II. D. &iifte 1920 uadim
yio. 3-5oufton II. B. aiiite 100 bornl
Np. 54-8on aerrbiIle 5. $50 BORN
ylo. 81 -9errbiIle, Sonntag 500 nad1m
yto- 88-Nnd &errbilIe 100 nad]m
abfabrt
SO. 2-8ouIton H. 3. aiiIte $3.50 pornl
No. 4-9ouiton Ii. 3. &iifte 900 uadJm
glo. 53-Na9 Serrpilie 80 ndd1nt
go. 51-Sferrbille, Sonntag $3.50 BORN
SO. 87-Na6 SterrbilIe. .7:05 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27
DasRepub|ikanische
StaatS- Ticket.
prdsidenfscbafts EIektoren /:

PfdSi0efllScn1ItS . Elektcfen :
y. 9. 9ittlinscr,
9. 6. 6annap,
@. 6. siusletOn jry
S. 5. &nrtb,
g. .. @alorip,
.. s. SO6nion,
g. g. Conner,
s. q. Hppe,
q. %. gnrfitt,
%. q. Mattbaei,
6. 9. garben,
s. s. bartholomew,
s. $. 8afer,
8. s. Jeatberitpne,
u. S. @anber Studen,
5. s. Scott,
seott 8bite,
8. q. Safer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27

Der &egierlng in oie 6anoe gelpielt
noroen iino.
3u Der Seirot oes Brinseu
gluguit @ilbeln miro nod nahtrdq-
lid aus 8erlin gelneloet: 9eahoelll
Der &aiier iid BON Dem iu11aen
Baar am Stettiner @obnbof perab=
16ieoet batte, bon no es Die Meile
nod Subertlsitod antrat, iiberfnbr
oas antomobil in neldem Ser Wfo-
nar6 ltno orei ieirer Sobne, 8riu-
gen Gitel srieorib, 9loalbert ltno
Ssfar, nob Dem S6loB 5uriidfcDr-
ten eine 5rau Die Brin5en ipron-
gen berans lno bolfen Der Ser
lebten in einen onoeren &raftrpo-
gen. Sic mltrbe tta6 einem Solpitol
gebraht, no es ii6 berousitellfe,
bob tie cine @ebirnerihiitteruna
erlitten bate
Der oiterrei6iibe Winiiterprd=
iioetlt 6reiberr b. 9ed bot oen sln-
trag oes Trager Staotrats, ooB er
ben itltoentiiden gouleurbnrnmel
perbieten noge, abgelebnt Ser 8ra-
nlier erflarte, es iei oas ein ourharts
nnpronofatorii6er uno biitoriih be-
redtigter 8raud, an Dem nidt gu
riitteln lei. Der Gouleurbunlmel
oeutid1er Stuoenten in 8ras botte
nnlargit 81 ben Insi6reitilngen oes
oortigen tidediiben 8obels 9lnlob
gegeben, bel oenen es 5u 8lutpergie~
ben fam uno pelbe oas gini6reiten
oes 0ailitors notig ma1te.
Inserneine Gerlrteilnng tttl-
Oct III Shlttgart ein BON Der Ipli-
5ei erloiiener 9efebl, uel6er oern
idmei5eriiben Brofeiior Sorel per-
bietet, ieinen ongefiinoigten Gortrae
.iiber &alienentartung nno 9faiienbe-
bung 5u balten. Der glei1e gor-
trag mar in Berlin anltorloslos an=
genonmen moroen. ssn 5tuttgart
murOe er oagegen aus Sittli6feits-
griinoen nater1agt Der beborblihe
Sbritt miro iiberaa als S6ilobiir-
eeritreid eriten sfanes eefenn3eidl-
net.
@ie aus 9lauen i'm @oet-
lano gemeloet miro, baben BORT fort
geiebte groerihiitterungen itattge-
funoen. gs miro 5ugleid) fonita-
tiert, Dob ii6 Die grobeben, Die pon
oonnerabnlidem @etoie begleitet
iino, bis nod georobobmen erItrefeii.
Ser gepolferung bot lih gum Sell
paniiher Sdreden bema6tiet Sssr
Blauen nuroen nift meiliger ols
oreiBig @rbitoBe reeiitriert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27

Staats Reamte:
@ouperneur:
SObn q. simpiun.
9sice-@onberllellr
Gbas. @. Dsben.
General -anipalt::
@illiam S. slt,uell.
Comptroller:
9. 6. Gage.
aOmmifiar General aanooffice /:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27

g.. $. & 9. u. (eoupt-einie).
glnfunft
go. 9-gom Often 7:s5 bonn
No. 7-8on1 Often. -. 500 nahm
SO. 10-gf Bafo II. @eiten 500 nadm
stbfabrt
SO. 9-gl 9aio II. @eiter 900 Dorm
No. 10-Na6 benz Often. f0:30 hadn't
No. 8-Nad benz Often 1.40 BORN
gietoria 9iuiiiOn, q. $. & g. u.
anflinft
Moo. so2 guerO, @ictOria, 7:3o nad,m
@bfabrt-
SO 8o1-guero, @ietoria, $50 BORN
M. 8. & :. Balm.
glnfunft-
SO. 3-Wom 9aorben. -. .9:15 uahm
"ssIperv @om Norben 80 porm
So 241-5ouiton etc 80 $50 oorm
abfabrt
SO. 4-glad) oem 0orben. .7:30 BORN
.sslber~ -gaab Dem giorben 900 hadn't
go. 244 3ouiton etc. -. 1915 nadm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27


ser 9unbon1 gu iein. gerl6ieoene
Berlonen, Die i'm i'm @efdngnis su
Santa Hoia beiu6ten, beboupten po-
iitip. ooB er es nidt lei, tpenn iie
ou6 5ugeben, bob eiue eelpiiie slebr=
lihfeit 5pii6en ben beioen sOfdn-
nern eriitiere.
Seute lit Hrdiioent 9ooieoclt
fiinf5ig Sabre aft geiporoen.
Die @bicogo & geortbmeitern
lGBt in Gbicago einen 8obnbof bauer,
Ser anan5ig Mi1ionen Collars foite.t
miro.
8is gum IS. Oftober morcn in
uniern1 2anoe 6,293,78O 9aGen
8aunlpolle gegil1nt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27
Sar,m nmb y9airp" gum @erfa,li.

Splmm Seriep Sarm anb 40 ieine
&iibe gum 8erfauf. Cine Nfeile bon
8eimor. S6ones 2ano unb quite
@inridtungen Dampf- -Seporator"
unb uGburn". Die &ulbe brilgen
iett $3.50 per Wonat. 6:arlaier, nenl
Sbr elm @eidaft baben ipoIlt, Dos oiel
beiIer als Cotton i,nb 8oG @eepil3
it, oas feline Soften ieoem Gag se8oDlt,
ihreibt ober foniut eleih 5n mir.
S. 9. Sofman,
Beimar, Serds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27
Seine 9aesel pine s(nsnafme.

Die pberlte 0iegel fir Die geiddft;ge
@elt ldbt iid) in Dem eineu 8orte sll.
iammerfanen: sSort16ritt Stilliia1b
bebentet 9fiidl6ritt. glber au6 bieie 9te.
gel bat lire slusnabne. ipeil aaes
menf6lide Belen feline @ren5en bat.
gs tpirb bein Meni6en niemals gelinz
gen, in Die &erfitdtte Der giatltr 10 nett
bor5ubrineen. baB er Die beiliamcil
Stoffe, ipelde bereu Bflau3enreif nns
bietet, nur nad)a6nen, gei6peige helul
ii6ertreffen fam. @s fpirb riemals Ell
mas 8elieres fir einen franfeu Iagen
eeben, .als bieie begetabiliid]en Stuffe,
Sic in ben ct. Bernard &rdliterpilfell
entbolten iino SSn slpotbefen sll babe!l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27
Der Ober.9edoffiaier gfoi

Ser Sber-9edoffi5ier 9taie.
born, nelder, ipie genelhet, in &iel
unter Der 9lnflage oes 2onoesper'
rots perbaftet muroe, lit aus BEN
@eipobriom bereits mieoer entlaiiel'
morben. @s bot iid berousgeltellt
boB Die eritottete sln5eige Der 9fohe.
oft elmer ebemoligen @eliebten 6a.
iehornS NOR
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a.. S. e 9. u. (Saupt-ainie)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27

Sobn s. Bolton, DfientIiber Ro-
tar. @runbeigentun~ 4geitt fiir
Beniionsanipriihe. 3iruner 8, ct.
San1es Sotel, Oit-&oaiton StraBc,
8eioe Telephone 650-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27
@ittoria 9ipiiion. 6. s. e 6. s
M. 8. & :. ga5n.
Gelb aeindJf.

gsir baben peribieoene Inleibeli
auf Gruitoeigertum in Gan 4ntonio
au bernlitteIn, i'm 8etrage bon $500
bis $2500. @dt 8ro5ent 3inien. Crit
flaiiige Siberbeit.
Council Stealth 81.
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Wahl.Wn3eiaen.

9Bir iinb a,itoriIiert. GERM J II:
Iius Heal oils &anbioat fir ben
Stootsienat I'M "a. ienatorieIlen 9iitrift
auf Dem republifaniiden Sidet an5utiin@
bi9en.
g8ir iinb outoriiiert, S. S. Snio i,
ols &nnbibat fir ben StaatSienot non
bieiem ieratoriellen 9iltrift. alf Dem De-
motrotiShen Sidet, au8ufiiroigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-27

stoats-sdasnleiiter::
Sbomas g. gnsbee.
giienbabn- -&on1lniiidr:
Wfife s. 9nrleD.
Staats 5dul-Superirtenoent:
Sam s. Suinfprb.
(derbai-aouniiidr::
Williain M.!6arbotb.
sRidter oes arinlinal- -slppeIIationsee-
rihts (boller Serr1in):
Subn 8alter Gofe.
Mihter 0es &rinlinaI- -glppellationsae=
rihts (unpoaenoeter SerntilD;
q. q. Sarriion.
geiiisenoer gfidter oes Oberseridts:
Gbas. 8. StarIims.
{ sln5eige.)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
READY, PORTABLE HOUSES
ARE IN GREAT DEMAND
City Seashore, Mountains, Ranches
and Mining Sections All Eager for
New Style of Convenient
Dwelling

Many cottages and bungalows erected
during the last thirty days by H. j.
Brainerd, manufacturer and builder,
1928 Chamber of Commerce:
Brainerd reports great activity in
the city, at the seashore and in the
mountains, ranch sections and mining
camps for his ready-made and portab BILE
houses, he having sold in the last few
days the following houses: Carload of
houses to Davis Donald, Imperial, CAL;
two four-room houses for w. A. Ken
nedy and Miss F. Batschy, Ocean Park,
Cal; six-room house to It. c. Slaughter
Corcoran, Cal; four-room house to
Geo. H. Warren, Buena Park, Cal. Sew
eral weeks ago Mr.. Brainerd erected a
hotel and cottage for Percy Clark
Westfield, Kern county, Cal, for the
Big Fields ranch.
He has also secured the order for
several houses to be put on ten-acre
tracts near Etiwanda, Cal. These
houses are strong, substantial and art
istic; can be erected in a few days.
They are finding great favor In all Sec
lions of California, Nevada, Arizona
and New Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
POMONA ORANGE GROVES
FIND NUMEROUS BUYERS
Building Permits for Month Amount
to ,ooo-Ten-Acre Tract Is
Bought for Large Pack
ing House
Special 20 The Herald.

Special 20 The Herald.
POMONA, April -11.-Orange groves
continues to find ready buyers. The
crop has been heavy this year and
prices good, and fasteners desiring TO
locate here are ready to invest their
money in orange groves.
]. T. Brady has sold his twenty"acre
orange grove at Ontario to Cornwell
brothers, who recently arrived from
the east. The place is in full bearing
Washington navels. The price paid
was 10000. The deal was made by S.
N Curry.
w. T. Wilkinson has sold a twelve
acre grove to Mr.. Pullman of Iowa.
The consideration was $14,500. me
place is located near Lordsburg and is
an improved property.
Harvey Cornwell has purchased of
S. N. Curry six and one-half acres of
partially improved land on Carey ave-
nue. for $4,000.
G. M. Spencer has sold his grove and
home in North Pomona to f. w. Ban
CERT of Alton, Ill. This property was
sold through the Short agency.
S. K. Boyd has sold to F. p. ELS
worth fourteen-acre orange grove on
Mills avenue. He takes in part ex-
change a home in the Bot tract. The
sales were made through the agency
of Frisbee & White.
1t is reported that one orange grower
sold his orange crop on the trees for
cents per pound.
The monthly report of the Pomona
building inspector shows that during
the last month thirty building permits
were issued the total amount called
for being over $4,000. This sum is for
residences, and in addition several
business blocks are being improved
and constructed.
Curran Bros, lumbermen, have pur'
chased two lots on South Park place,
and will build modern cottages this
season.
In the Kenoak tract, which has just
been improved and placed on the mar
ket. three residences are in process OF
construction and several other lots
have been sold, and plans are being
drawn for residences.
Work on the walks and curbing OF
the Huntington tract is being pushed,
and the street grading will be started
this week. e. H. WEIGH, local Santa
Fe agent. will build the first residence
in this tract. The San Antonio Meat
company has purchased ten-acre
tract east of Pomona near the Salt
Lake road and will erect a large pack.
ing house thereon.
Bids have been called for and the
new building will be rushed to COM
pletion.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
COMPANY TO
DEVELOP IN IMPERIAL
IMPERIAL ACRES SELL FOR 1925
EACH
Ninety-Acre Ranch at Woodvale Is
Sold for $11 ,5o0-New Hotel
for Ell Centro--Country
Sales

Pasadena capitalists have organized
corporation to be known as La Rica
Valley Water company for the purpose
of developing a large tract of land
about seventy-five miles northeast of
the Imperial section. The tract Is In
valley which is twenty miles long ana
ten miles WIDE 1t contains about 10000
acres and the soil Is said to be similar
TO that found in the Imperial valley.
w. S. Corwin has sold to r. d. NC
Pherron q 160-acre ranch in the I'M.
perial valley, a place that is considered
the finest in that section. The ranch is
highly improved with grapes and other
fruit. The price is said to have been
close to $225 per acre. Corwin Will re-
tire from business to his fine homestead
in the Highland valley.
A ninety-acre ranch in alfalfa at
Woodvale was sold last week by A. S.
Parr of Redlands to B. f. Taylor or
Riverside for 1850. III. d. holland or
Riverside engineered the deal. which
included the trading in of residence IN
that city at value of $4,000, the rest OF
the purchase price.
The town of Ell Centre, the official
center of the new county of Imperial,
Is to have a fine hotel. Work is already
three stories, of brick, and contain 100
rooms. There will be twenty-four bath
rooms, one for each suite. The building
is being erected for Helms & PELLET of
Long Beach. 1t is said that the corner,
first floor room of the building will be
occupied by a bank, which is to be or
ganized soon by Long Beach and Los
Angeles capitalists.
An eighty-acre ranch in Highland
valley. about eighteen miles northeast
of San Diego, just this side of the San
Pasqual valley, was sold by N. S. Doak
to Jaeger and Preston of Highland val
ley The consideration of the deal is
not known.
Through the agency of Stevens &
Hartley of San Diego the Bascom place
at Eel Cajon was sold to Thomas e.
Magwigan for a consideration of about
$2400. The property consists of 1SR
acres of choice land, ten acres of which
are set out to grapes and the remainder
To grain.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
FASTENERS BUY HOMES
AT SOUTH PASADENA
One Firm Reports an Aggregation of
Seventeen Thousand Dollars in
SaIes-Omaha Manufacturer
to Build Home
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SOUTH PASADENA, April Ii
Over $4,000 worth of real estate was
sold last week by N. M. Murray COM
pany of Oneonta Park, the beautiful
suburb of this city. Many of the buy
ors are fasteners who nave peeTl
srending the winter in this LOCALITY
and have fallen in love with this Gil
mate and vicinity. In many instances
the new owners will commence the
erection of residences and occupy them
during the winter months.
One of the largest sales was a lot
on Oak Knoll avenue, 175x42S feet TO
Edward Martin of Omaha, one of the
proprietors of the large Parlin, Oren-
dorff & Martin implement works. Mr.
| Martin will build $4,000 house in
the near future.
| Three lots located on the southeast
corner of Huntington drive and Milan
street, having a frontage of 200x2l5
feet, have been purchased by the
Misses Fisher of Galveston, Tex, the
consideration being $500. This prop
costing $4,000.
Another easterner who has become
South Pasadena realty owner is
Frank M. Atkins, wealthy resident OF
Lynn, Mass, who purchased bOx2u0
foot lot on Lemon street near Hun
tington drive for a consideration or
$4,000 and who expects to improve the
property with a $4,000 dwelling.
j. Weinbeck has purchased two lots
or. Milan avenue near Huntington
drive for a consideration of $4,000. The
lots have a frontage of SO feet and
depth of 200 feet.
Ernest Laycock has bought a 50x2l0
foot lot on Lemon street for $1,000 and
will build handsome home this sum
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
School Bonds Are Voted

SchoOI buHus HTS sOeeu
Santa Monica has voted bonds to t ne
amount of 100000 for new sch DOL
building to replace the one destroyer by
fire recently. The new building WI IL be
of brick.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
SALES AND EXCHANGES
IN RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Lots Are Traded for 320=Acre Farm
in North Dakota - Chicago
Property for Values
Here

Croake G. Mccain report for the past
week the following sales and ex-
changes:
Lot 5Ox135 feet, norteast corner Fair
man and Angelica streets, Los An
geles, two lots Wright's addition to
Ocean Park, containing two and one
half acres, $4,000, w. A. Hensley to
Lulu Gustafson, exchanged for 320-acre
farm in Bottineau county, N. D., at
$4,000.
Lot 47x135 feet. south side West
Forty-seventh place, between Moneta
and Figueroa, with six-hoom modern
cottage, completely furnished, John
Seaberg to Arthur Libby, at $4,000.
Some Chicago property was taken as
part exchange.
Two lots 5Ox15O feet each, Norton
avenue, and lot 90x1S6 feet Laurel ave.
nue., near Sunset boulevard, in the
Crescent Heights tract, Hollywood
$4,000, William II. Isaacs to Lloyd j.
Bailey. exchanged for HISTORY Groom
bungalow on lot 40x112 feet, Wesley
avenue, between Thirty-eighth and
Thirty-ninth streets, at $4,000.
Lot 123x390 feet, Los Feliz avenue,
East Hollywood, j. G. Bullock to Car
RE M. Steen, at $780, Will erect home.
Lot 50x135 feet, east side Budlong
avenue, between Twenty-second and
Twenty-fourth streets, Georgia Fl.
Smith to Nellie M. Baker, at $3.50.
owner erecting two-story residence
thereon.
Lot 50x13S feet, west side Willard
avenue, near Prospect, Hollywood,
Aldritt, Croake e. Mccain to Charles
Patten, at $1100. Investment.
Lot 5Ox135 feet, east side Pearl street,
between Sunset boulevard and Bench,
j. G. Bullock to Lulu M. Upton, at
$780, Investment.
Lot 50x2O0 feet south side Santa
Monica avenue, between North Park
and swan streets, Mrs. J. p. Murphy
to Herman b. Goodrich, at $500. VIII
build home later.
HOTEL GREEN, European rate
s1.5O per day; american rate $3.50 pei