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The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
RECEIVED SAD EsGEssAGE
RsaeGSYs. Sasa and E.aaFanass
Rife EN5 %>lr77 loss of Sister
--Marsnallreportediii i'll

Several weeks ago tie Pioneer
made local mention Of the fact
that Marshall Rife had departed
for his former home III Ohio, in re-
sponse to q sick :all from q sister,
and Oh Monday, last, whe, Sam
Rife drove in from the ran h. we
are informed thai he received a
message bearing the sad news OF
the sisters death. The lone /
at this writing, has heed unable
to obtain any facts concerning the
death, but we are informed that
the former mentioned brother is
seriously i'll at his old home i'll
Ohio.
Messrs Sam and Marshall Rife
are we'll and favorablyknown this vi
cinity and have many friends with
whom the Pioneer joins III ex-
tending our heartfelt sympathy to
them in their great afi1iction.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24

ing TO the west Of him he decided
then and there to purchase and
colonize It. lie went back 10 Sen
tinel Butte and arrived there ten
minutes lefore train time, and IN
those few minutes he enlisted \. L.
Martin in the project and Oh reach
ing Dickinson Messrs. Sim 0son and
McGi!llvary entereu i',to the
scheme also. These gentlemen
organized what is known as the
Missouri Slope Land Company aud
purchased 81, COO acres or practi-
cally the entire Golden Valley
the best part Of it. They brought
in the first settlers, but the work
was hard and The majority OF those
that came with a view Of buying or
taking a homestead went back
without doing either; those that
grasped the opportunity then ana
bought land are now our most
prosperous citizens.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
Erecting Big Shed
For More Extensive Line
OF Lumber Which is
Soon 70 BE Installed.

George Heaton, the lumber
dealer, who came here only a hort
time ago and opened q lumber
yard on front stree. oppo= tie the
city hall, IS this week e.oeling q
fine large shed end Office en- the
same site, anl as soon a. this
building il completed Mr. Hcaton
expects to pu5 ii a better and more
extensive line Of lumber, and in fact
everything il building material
Mr.. Willis, the manager Of the
yard, informs us that an ctiice
twenty feet square will he parti-
toned of in the corner, facing
onto Main anl front streets alI
That q driveway in tie center VI
the shed, running eaat and west,
VIII also lie provided fer
Tile main building is really in
three parts hut will all la under
the one roof, The dimensions are
GO ly "a feet with 2G foot posts.
The construction work hos lean
let to Dickinson parties, and is
ow well under way. When the
structure Is completed and the
additional stock installed It will De
one Of the leading yards along the
line, and there are many good reas-
ons to believe that they VIII enjoy
an excellent patronage during the
coming season.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24

ces IONS OF Toe for a geodiy number
OF their offerings Of value above S6.
Choice steers were not excepted
br the killers in their endeayors TO
weaken the market for strong
~eights, and some offerings Of value
above $6. 30 had to go little under
best prices paid late last week,
SHEEP AND YEARLINGs
Bulk Of sheep aad yearlings al
vanced 25c. Trade was active and
everybody waited q few good kinds.
Receipts were for under al expec-
t,.tiol5 and vera estimated earl Y at
IS 900 and later down to 1900,
against the Iig run Of 38, 5Z1 la54
Monday and II, ZG0 a year ago,
while two years ago, which Nss the
day heEore Chri5 tnas. onl y 3,l37
arrived. Packers paid the advance
under protest, but had receipts heen
liberal prices would have unaoal.-
ellF gone the other way.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
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Notice TO The Public.

Having filed my decIaratory
statement under Sec. 234S Of the
Revised Statutes Of the L. S., in
the exercise of my right under the
provisions of said section, for Lot
4 OF Sec. 30, /. ii n. Of r. 60 E.,
all persons are warned not to tres
pass upon said land or to in any
manner enter and disturb the mine
of coal thereon.
John d. Fuller.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
/ he Golden v alley
Synopsis Of Recent Ac-
tivities and Progress -
Ely Beach Chronicle. i.

The Golden Valley is q beautiful
tract Of level to gently rolling
prairie, the greater part lying in
Billings county, North Dakota,
and extending over the state line
into Dawson and Custer counties
in Montana. II varies in width
from 10 to 20 miles east and we8t
extends north and south about 80
or 60 miles and is crossed almost IN
tle center by the main line Of the
Northern Pacific Railway, giving
equal transDortation facilities t0 the
extreme south and north portions
Of the Valley 1t has been called
+ valley because Of the fact that III
is surrounded IN all sides hy high
OF elevations. Int III is in fact a
plateau OF divide between the
Beaver on the west and the Little
Missouri on the east. Both OF theG q
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The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24

Dr.. Gaines was called 10 Hodges
On WEDNESDAY afternoon to attend
Miss Alma Olson. who is suffering
with an abscess Of the throat. Miss
Olson is the ''wielder Of the rod in
The Hodge, school. At this writ
ing she is reported to be improving,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
IMMENSE FLOW STOPS
WORK ON EL CAJ0N WELL
Lands Appear to BE Floating Island,
Judging from Water Encountered
Close TO Surface on the
Hurley Ranch

Ell. CAJoN, Dec. 2s.-one Of the best irri-
eating propositions being developed in the Ell
Ca1on valley at the present time is the one
on the ranch of o. ID. Hurley, about TWO
miles northeast OF the town.
Hurley's land seems to be literally float
ing island Judging by the amount of water
which has been encountered close to the sur
face. The plant consists of three wells in a
line running north and south and 100 feet
apart. They are located in rich, level land,
on the floor of the valley
Last week while working on the northern
shaft the water came In at such rate that
the pumps throwing a O-inch stream, could
not keep It down sufficiently to permit the
neut to continue work, and the well had to
be abandoned until a larger pumping plant
can be put into operation. A depth OF 40 feet
had been reached and 80 feet was the depth
planned. The flow was struck so suddenly
as 10 absolutely prevent the taking out of the
remaining foot for the present
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
SPRECKELS BUYS MORENA
ACREAGE FOR 100000
Deed to 1000 Acres Transfers Exten-
slve Holdings Near San Diego.
To Be improved with Fine
Dwellings

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 26.-By the filing of a
deed in the office Of the county recorder o.
J. Slough and others transfer more than
1000 acres of valuable land in Morena to
the J. D. spreckels Bros. Co, for CON
sideration of 100000.
situated between Old Town and Pacific
Beach, about six miles northwest OF the
center OF the city. This purchase of more
than 1000 acres covers a large portion OF
Morena, skirting False or Mission bay and
stretching back over the hills for a consid-
cradle distance.
It is understood that this property Is to
be made a choice residence district 1t has
ALI the natural advantages from a com
mandng scenic stasdpoint, and Will be
brought close to the city by good trans
portation facilities Besides the Santa re
and Babcock La Jolla lines, which pass the
tract, the proposed Spreckels companys La
JoIIa line will pass through the property
1t is understood that this line VIII inter
sect Morena about four or five blocks eas'
and parallel to the Santa Fe tracks
The 1000 acres is scattered throughout
the greater portion of Morena
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
SALES MANIFEST ACTIVITY
IN SOUTHWEST PROPERTIES

Sales in bungalows and lots reported
by the Mccarthy company in its Yari-
Gus popular tracts in the southwest por-
ton of the city during the past week
are as follows:
To J. Deffley. six-room cottage at
429 West Sixty-second street, near
Moneta avenue, for S2400.
To Luella Rose, fiye-room bungalow
on Seventy street, near Hoover
street, in the Mccarthy companys FLOR
ence Heights tract, for $4,000.
To L. M. Harrison, four lots on Sixty
eighth street, near Main street, and
six lots on Sixty-ninth street, near san
Pedro street, for $3.50 each.
To A. Levine, three lots on San Pedro
street. near Sixty-eighth street, and two
lots on South Park avenue, near Sixty
ninth street, for $1,000 each.
To M. Rolph, three lots on Sixty
seventh street, near Main street, for
$675 each.
To Fl. P. Duenker, one lot on Main
street, near Sixty-ninth street, for $1,000.
To Mrs. p. M. Ruopp, two lots on
Figueroa street, near Flfty-sixth street,
and one lot on Fifty-siXth street, near
Figueroa street, in the Mccarthy COM
pany's Moneta Avenue and Figueroa
Street tract, for $4,000.
To D. Bergen, thirty feet Of lot 1,
block /, fronting Santa Anita avenue,
in the Mccarthy companys Orange
Grove tract at Arcadia, for $1,000.
To J. M. Covas, two lots on Seventy
fourth street, near Vermont avenue, IN
the Mccarthy company's Florence
Heights tract, for $3.50 each.
To e. V. Purvis, two acres of orange
grove land in the Mccarthy company s
Arcadia tract, for $3.50 an acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
PREPARES A LIST
OF NEW SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION GIVES
ESTIMATES
PRINCIPAL PROPOSED BUILDING
is HIGH SCHOOL
Viii Have Seating Capacity of 1900
Scholars, to Cost 45,ooo-Im-
provements Planned for
Polytechnic

The construction of number of new
city school buildings is scheduled for
next year should the bonds carry. A list
of the proposed buildings has been
prepared by the board of education and
estimates for each have been calculated.
The principal building proposed Is that
for a new high school. 1t is to have a
capacity for 1900 scholars, and to cost
$245,000 Efforts are being made TO
locate it on a piece of property OF at
least ten acres in extent.
Extensive improvements are also
planned for the Polytechnic high school
grounds. An additional building to
cost 100000 will be built.
In the "shoestring' district it is pro-
posed to convert the Gardena high
school into an agricultural high school
and $4,000 will be expended for the
purpose. The old high school building
on Fort Hill is to have $4,000 expended
on it for modern features. The total
amount to be voted for high school
purposes is $4S0,000.
In addition to this amount there will
be bonds for $24000O for grammar
school buildings. Nearly every gram
mar school building in the city is
crowded and new buildings are needed.
The board has based it's estimates
for the several new grammar grade
buildings at $2500 per room and the
average cost or n site is SIu,VUUs
On this calculation it may be possi-
BILE to construct a four-room building
north of Marengo and west of Soto
street, $4,000; an eleven-room building
north of Normandie avenue, 100000; an
eight-room building and site in north
west part of city, between Hoover and
Casco streets, $55,OO0; an eight-room
building and site in vicinity of Six
teenth and Arlington streets, $4,000;
an eight-room building at F'ifty-second
place and Hoover street. $4,000; an
eight-room building on Denver avenue,
$4,000; an eight-room building at Six
ty-sixth and San Pedro streets, 100000;
an eight-room annex to the Hooper av-
enue school, $4,000; four-room build
ing on Fifty-first street, 100000; to re
lieve congested conditions at Cornwall
street school, $4,000; a four-room ad-
dltion to the Bridge street school, $1O,-
900, and an appropriation of 100000 for
additional land for old sites and for
new sites and buildings not yet To-
Gated
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
MoNRoVIA BOASTS LARGEST
RHUBARR ACREAGE ExTANT

Joseph r. LOTUS is planting 100 acres
to Burbanks crimson winter rhubarb
upon the Monrovia acre tract. When
it is remembered that 2200 plants grow
to an acre. each yielding fifty pounds.
it will be seen what an enormous yield
will come from 100 acres; in fact, H.
900 900 pounds on 100 acres.
The lowest estimate is $500 an acre
net earnings, which is very much less
than has just been realized by the Ven
tura growers-a dozen or so in num-
ber-who have less than 100 acres al
together.
one hundred acres should yield $780,
600 yearly. LOTUS has just put five
big teams to work breaking up the
ground. and has purchased 100000
plants from Wagner the Pasadena
rhubarb king. and Ventura growers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
FIR. E.E
PI L, T.
CURE
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits
OF Pyramid Pile Cure
What 1t Has Done for Others, 1t Can DO
for YOu

What 1t Has Done for Others, 1t Can dc
for You
We have testimonials by the hun
dreds showing all stages, kinds and de-
grees of piles which have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure.
IF you could read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt go to the
nearest drug store and buy a box of
Pyramid Pile Cure at once. price fifty
cents.
We do not ask you to do this. Send
us your name and address and we will
send you a trial package by mail free.
We know what the trial package
will do. In many cases it has cured
piles without further treatment. If t
proves it's value to you order more from
your druggist. This is fair, is it not? ?
Simply write us a letter giving your
name and address and we will send you
the trial package by mail in plain
wrapper free. Address Pyramid Drug
Co., 164 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
EIqht-Room House

Plans have been prepared by Robert
H. Orr. Hansler building, Pomona, for
an eight-room frame residence to be
built for w. II. Truitt, secretary of the
board of trade. Artificial stone faced
with brick will be used for the exterior
walls; hardwood floors, pine trim, FUR
mace. gas and electrical conveniences.
Plans for the proposed new Chris
tian church building to be erected in
Pomona are in preparation in the Of
flee of Architect Robert II. Orr, Hans
Ter building 1t will be S0X1O0 feet, of
brick and frame construction, and will
have a seating capacity of 700. the
building will have a complete heating
and ventilating system.
Architect F. 7. Harris, National
Bank building, Redlands. is preparing
plans for the proposed new school
building to be erected in the Lugonia
school district The amount to be eX-
pended for the building and its equip
1nent is $50 O00
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
CITY OF LOS ANGELES

CITY OF LOS ANGELES
VOTES
Elizabeth c. Mccarthy. s1s Ave. So,
Los Angeles city. Cal. III
Ruby v Lindsay, 1898 Lincoln, Los
Angeles city, Cal ..............''''' III
Bertha C. Wright, 41s South Grand
ave, Los Angeles city, Cal. .......'. oVi
Laura A Jones. 1920 w 22d street,
Los Angeles city, Cal. 4oa
Flora N Cohn, 956 Valencia, Los An
geles city, Cal ................'''. Aou
Belle NJ Redding. 1905 Toberman. Los
Angeles city, Cal .............'.''' AV'
Emily r. johnson, s14 W. Fourth
street. Los Angeles city, Cal...'.... III
Mary Hawley. e19 w. 47th street. Los
Angeles city. Cal ................-. Io2
Ellen F. Lang. 637 E. 27th street, Los
Angeles city, Cal. .................. 1o1
Alma R. Sutton. 1928 E. 47th street.
Los Angeles city, Cal. al.............' 5,Sf'
Florence Sands, 2712 p. Third street.
Los Angeles city, Cal. Dol
Una Burritt s414 S. Flower street,
Los Angeles city, Cal. .............. 4'OS'
NJ p. ouayle, Polytechnic L s., Los
Angeles city Cal. ................. 1ol
Anna McLaury, Los Angeles city, Cal lOi
Mrs. Clara Harding, Los Angeles city,
Cal. ................ .......'...'.- oo'
Jessie M. Gearhardt, Los Angeles city,
Cal ....-..,'.t..'.. -....'.'.''. A''
Miss Ella Robberson, Los Angeles city
Cal .....,........ ..........''''' I'SAl
Miss C. Bruer tPolytechnic), Los An
geles city, C@l. .........,........ OS'
NJ Elizabeth Field, 1923 ". 21st st.,
Los Angeles city, Cal .............. 10Y
Emma 8 Richardson, 14s N. Gates
street. Los Angeles, Cal 2st
Cora e. Lamb, 1o47 e. 23d ST., Los
Angelica city, Cal. al.................. 46o'
Miss Me.ud Blanchard, Los Angeles city,
Cal. A1'
Miss Fannie NJ. Hays, 1920 q. s1st St.
Los Angeles city, Cal ......,....... III
Miss E. ]. Gibson, Los Angeles city,
Cal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zot
Miss Agnes Knight, Los Angeles city.
Cal. ............ ...''.'''...s .'.''' AVl
Miss Margaret Cassels s51 W. Ave.
62 Los Angeles city, Cal. ........... 1Ss
Blanche z. Gregg, 252 g. 47th st.,
Los Angeles city, Cal .............s 10.
Mrs. X L. Madden. 101 N. Boyle ave-.
Los Angeles city, Cal. al.............. 3,8ii
Ada J. Heinman, Los Angeles high
school. Los Angeges city, CALI. lot
Miss Grace Wilson, ss7 II. 21st street.
Los Angeles city, Cal .............. 1ol
M e. Wright, s24 W. s5th place. Los
Angeles city, Cal .................. IA
Miss Verne C. Blythe. s57 Gramercy
street. Los Angeles city. Cal. ........ 14i
Vera Blake. $50 N. Hazard ST., Los
Angeles city. Cal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1&C
Miss Margaret Buell.. washington st.
school ........'..'.. '....''.'.''.. lOl
Caroline v. Burgess, 1918 Bridge St.. 1Si
Agnes A. Merrill. 435 w. Ave. 61...... 10t
Laura NJ. Ferguson, ss7 S. olive...... 1,241
Mrs Clara B. Lewis. 542 Boyle ave.. 1O2
Mary ]. Workman. s57 Boyle ave.. 10;
Miss Mae Elmendorf, 1876 E. 2sth st.. 1,11i
Miss zulika Guiberson, 2sth st. school. 100
Miss Grace Stuart. 1908 Brooklyn ave 1SA
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27
.INGLFWOOD RANCHO
KEEPS STEADY PACE
HOLIDAY LULL DOES NOT
RETARD SALES
Seven Days Business Amounts tc
.$77oo, and Immediate Improves
ments Are Planned by Each
Purchaser of Acreage

In spite of the holiday season and
consequent quietness in business circles
sales OF acre age on the Inglewood
rancho have kept the pace set since
the opening. Sales to date now amount
to almost $65, 900, the record of last
week being $7700. The feature of al
most every purchase Is that imme-
diate improvements are being planned
by each buyer.
Mr.. Swaine, who recently purchased
the corner at Lenox and Inglewood
avenues for the purpose of erecting a
store building and installing stock
of groceries, etc, has opened the es-
tablishment and is now supplying the
nee 8 of a wide area Of country just
south of Inglewood.
Louis Fl. Raybould an expert gar
dener and chemist, for several years
head chemist of the Chino beet sugar
factory, after making exhaustive tests
Of soil on all large subdivisions near
Los Angeles, has purchased ten acres
on Grevellia street north of LenoX ave-
nue. and is now preparing the land for
immediate planting to various market
vegetables. The Inglewood Rancho
company has made a special arrange
ment with Mr.. Raybould by which any
purchaser of acreage in the Inglewood
rancho may receive expert advice as
to planting free.
More than 100 persons have visited
the Inglewood rancho each week for a
month past, practically so per cent of
the visitors becoming purchasers. There
were more than thirtv-f1ve on the
property last Sunday. Sales last week
follow:
Sales for the Week
One acre on the northwest corner of
Lenox avenue and Fir streets to r. s.
Van Busick for $500. The southwest
corner of Fir and Patton streets to
the same buyer for $3.50. The south
west corner of Oak and Patton streets
to the same buyer for $3.50. The buyer
is improving each acre with q house.
Two acres on Market street to F. H.
Hathaway for $1100. The buyer will
build at once. An acre on Grevellia
street south of Lenox to Mrs. M. j.
Girard for $500. She is improving with
a home An acre on Grevellta street
north of Lenox avenue to w. G. Keepe
for $3.50 An acre on the same street
south of Lenox to A. Fl. Mcintosh for
$475. The buyer is improving with
home. Four acres north of Lenox ave-
nue. between Grevellia and Fir streets,
extending from one to the other, to
]. B. Ledoux for $2150 The buyer is
improving with a house, barn, chicken
corrals, etc. The northwest corner of
Lenox avenue and Cedar street to
William H West for $500. An acre on
Ash street south of Lenox to N. T.
Aldridge for $500. Three acres on Ash
street south of Lenox to s. H. Hunt
for 1915. The buyer is improving with
q house on each acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-27

VOTES
Laura L. Lummis covina Los An =
geles county, Cal. ................' ~
Daisy M. steele, Compton. Los Angeles
county, Cal ...........-...... ~
Josephine Heron, Compton, Los An
| geles county. Cal L.......,.........-. Ao
Minnie L. Catey, Compton, Los An
geles county, Cal .................. IA
Edith NJ. Bates, Compton, Los Angeles
county, Cal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Jessie L. Hart Burbank, Los Angeles
county, Cal .............' ...'..'' -
Emma e. Perry Burbank Los Angeles
county CAL ...........'.'' -
Clara A. Rooksby. AIhambra, Los An
geles county. Cal. al................''. II
Gertrude B. wyman. Alhambra, Los
Angeles county, Cal. .........-,.... II
Bertha r. Jones' 1nglewood, Los An
geles county, Cal ......,.....'..'' ~
Minnie z. Stone. Inglewood. Los An
| geles county. Cal .................. ~
Harriet Farmer. Inglewood. Los An
geles county, Cal ................... 10
Pauline Eastman. Hollywood, Los An
county, Cal .........'......'' Az
Florence Stone. Hollywood, Los An
geles county, Cal .................. ~
Sarah Mclean. 1915 5th street. Glen
| dale, Los Angeles county, Cal 10
Carrie J. Woods, Norwalk, Los Angeles
| county, Cal. Az
Vivian Miller. Norwalk. Los Angeles
county, Cal. 10
Elsie Duny, San Pedro. Los Angeles
oonuty, Cal. ..................s.' ~
Ella A. Ludwig, San Pedro, Los An
geles county, Cal. ................,. IA
Jennie Mccarthy San Pedro, Los An
geles county, Cal. ................. 10
May Mclaughlin. Santa Monica, Los
Angeles county, Cal .......,.....- 10
Bernlce Ste1en. Santa Monica, Los An
geles county. Cal. ................. Ae
Pauline Leach. Santa Monica. Los An
geies county. Cal. ................. 10
Marguerite King. San Fernando, Los
| Angeles county, Cal. ............... 10
Margaret Herskovits. San Fernando,
Los Angeles county, Cal. ............ 70
Jennie Miller, Redondo. Los Angeles
county, Cal .....>.........'. IL
Helen Dorwart. Redondo, Los Angeles
county, Cal. ........'''s... Az
Minnie Wharton, 2os W. Pearl, Po-
mona, Los Angeles county. CaL.... 10
Lucy E. Osborn. $50 N Garry, Po-
mona, Los Angeles county, Cal 10
Blanche Graham. Monrovia, Los An
| geles county, Cal ................- II
Sarah Lawson, Monrovia, Los Angeles
county, Cal ............s... ~
Anna Griffith, Monrovia, Los Angeles
county, Cal. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Laura Barnes. Monrovia, Los Angeles
county, Cal .......s.....'. '.'.'..s'.s ID
| Ada NJ Miner. 444 Chestnut street,
Long Beach. L, A. county, Call. 10
Maud Fryer, 437 E. Ocean ave, Long
| Beach. L. A. county, Cal. 10
Nellie Gray. AL w. Fourth st.. Long
| Beach, L. A. county, Cal. l.......... LII
Eva D. Edwards. Long Beach. Los An
gfeles county, Cal .................. 10
| Alice M. Jones, Wilmington, Los An
! geles county, Cal. ................ 10
Isabel o. Neven Wilmington, Los
Angeles county, Cal. ................ 10
Blanche C. Bradshaw, Whittier, Los
Angeles county, Cal .......,...... 1.1s
Pearl r. Ellis whittier, Los Angeles
county. Cal. .t....-....-.. 10
Mary l. Clark, AIT N. Los Robles ave,
Pasadena, L. A county. Cal L....... 10