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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
Saturday, April $1,000,

att 1osclock a. M, tie following described
property to-Btt;
Acertain tract of land {praIrfey situated
In prairie Mam0us st. Landry Parish. La,
north by lots i, 3 and q Of b plat
hereinafter referred to, mi west by lands
or %. DuplichansJ dr., and others unknown,
containing tWo hundred and twenty two
n 2S-lD arpents. together with all
the improvements thereon also tie deep
well and all machinery a~ppeTtainingfo said
we'll and pumpa n being 10tAED. S OF the
plat of uTveg marked exhibit H, On file In
b estate Of Dalieourt i4nnlichafn. Sr., No.
6u5. probate docket ST. Landry Parish. La,
and same being hoaght by defendant at
sucesssiOnsaIeof D~aliceurt Dnplichain, Sr.,
January s.. 1906, recorded February Is. 1905,
IN clerk od1ce Of the parish in conveyance
Do0k ~, l9 ct seg saving and excepting
from b above h home now occupied by
defendant ana the one occupied by Yves
Rider and about two rolls Gf wire for cash
TO pay and satisfy the sum CT
1st Fifteen hnndTed dollars, with eight
per cent per aHnan interest from November
10Th, 1905, until paid, less the interest on the
hrst matured note paid 10 November 20tf,
1865.
md. Ten per cent attorneys fee on 81. GOO
and interest from November 20IH, 1905, less
attorney fee On The Interest or the first
n1atured o paid November 20th, 1905.
srd. And on terms OF credit correspond
ing with three notes of $500 each, all dated
November Goth 1865, payable f0ufs dyaands
SIX years after date bearing eight per cent
per interest from date.
NJ. III SWORDS Sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
Trespass Notice.

Hunting and trespassing on my plan
tatieR is strictly forbidden, under pen
atty Of law.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
Easter Sunday Excursion.

The Southern Pacific, as usual, will
open its excursion season, with an
excursion to New Orleans, Easter
Sunday, April 18th.
On account Of the large number Of
people taking advantage Of this ex-
cursion in past years it has been
found necessary to increase the ser
vice. This year three trains will be
run. One will leave Washington, La,
at 500 a. m, making all stops up to
New iberia. Another will leave New
Iberia at 100 a. m. and make al
stops up to Morgan City. A third
viii start at Morgan City leaving
there at 700 a. m. and make all
stops to New Orleans.
Excursion train will pass Opelou-
sas at Glib a. m. The rate from our
city will be $500 for the round trip.
The usual attractions win prevail
in the Crescent City on Easter Sun
day. The base ball fans will have an
opportunity to witness an exhibition
between New Orleans and Cleveland,
Ohio.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
FIRST LAY MEETING OF
METHODIST CHURCH
Ministers and Iaymen Meet IN Heart 10 Heart
Talk at Masonic Hall.
MANY INVITED GUESTS
aWhy % Fot me Non Attend Church more o..
Sunday7' the Subject Of D~isGussI0n~-Lay.
men ASK for More Music.

why do not men attend church
more on Sundayg
That was the problem discussed at
The first meeting Of the laYmen of
the Methodist church, and their in
Yited guests, at the first lay meeting
of that church held at Masonic Hall
last Friday meeting.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
Meeting.

In accordance with Article s Of the 0hart-
a. offhs o-nslousag Rod end Gun Club, no.
is hereby given that the annual cleo.
zion OF I'VE stockholders to serve as a Board
of Directors for the term OF year, and
the transaction of other business that may
come sur: also TO amend Article Y of the
Charter. viii he held at the Court Q IN
this city on Monday, April 5th, 1863 at the
honreofS O'Clock D. M
S, T.. HEBRARD, President,
AS. BROWN, Secretary.
OpeIousas, La March 10th, 1905.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03

Springtime calls for refreshing the
face and body. Save money By using
our Talcum Powder, put up Id one-
pound boxes for Is cents. Mason's
Drugstore. mch27-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03

BY virtue OF d writ Or seizure d sale tg-
sued q Of the Hon. 18th judicial district
Court In and for the Parish of st. Landry.
In the above entitled and numbered suit,
and to me directed, T have seized and viii
OFFER for sale, for cash, at public auction. to
the last ana highest bidder, at the front
door of b Court House of ST. Landry
parish at 9~pelousas, La, en-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
SUCCESSION SALE.
1t
ESTATE OF B%RIDGETTE WHITE decd
WIFE or ETIENEE CHARLES.

No. $751;, Probate Docket, District Court,
Parish of ST. Landry Las
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
q Notice,

Notice IS hereby given to those haVina
claims against the late liz. 8hute to brina
them TO the undersigned within thirty days.
FRANK 60. SHUTE.
Opelousas, March 20. 1868.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03

Finder viii receive q reward of SIG by
returning same to Mr.. R. Lee Garland,
Opelousas. SIMON GUILLORY,
Enchl3 OpeIonsas, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
Stolen.

One American sorrel mare, about hf-
teen hands high. bald face and three
ankle, about eight years old, BRANDED
thus:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21
QUESTION CRAVE.
I'll Jap6n exigi6 de los EstadOs Uni
dos que rstirase la flOta del
PacificO.
Este ha causadO mayor excitacion
en- California Y otrOs Estados.

Nav Yoik, Easro 2l.-- Ua despaeho
de TX kIc ha cAusado gran sxcitaci6n On
todos los Estados Unia aos, comsntkndoss el
mismo animadsments sn todos los cfrculos
politicos ri titsdo dsspecho dirigidc aI
cabinets de Wsshi gton. exigi6 dc este
que, On vita de 10 sgiiaci6n antismsricana
gus % todo el imperio hs dstsrminado IL
actitud dc ID lsgiHlatura do Calf rnia y
tambien sl procedsr de las autoridadss de
6an Francisco, ordsuando 10 exclusion do
jspcbssss, rstirssa ms5iatsmsuts sl CO..
cuadr6n permanents del Pscffco. Dsdos
los N tscsdsntes Do In gusrra con Rusia,
% tsme que, 6 ID indicads nota de Toxic,
pusda ssguir uua sgssai6n & dichs fl ,ta,
In CuRl no podrfa rssistir IN ataqus aiu
graves psriuicics, pusz In escuadra japo.
mesa 90 muy superior. Sc assgura que 10
rspstids sxigsncia tiens On alarms & las
islas Fiiipinas. y al archipelago hi waysnc
"a donds tisns sstscionss carbonsraa Ia
flots smsricana del Pacifco. Be JUS
g que la actitud del Jsp6n % rssuslta,
{ I'm do no consentir oil sgravio que no in.
isrs nj Mikado rscha hasando do Loo Estsdos
Unidos Eus sdbdiscs. En aIgunos cfrcu
loo polfiicos 20 considers casi como M rsto
del Jap6n, la nusodiohs sxigsncis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21
VOraP0n.

Una noticia de mucha asnsaci6n ha side
recibida On Paris, do Budapest
Un pastor proteatsnts llamsdo H skirt
ibs On uu calssfn, dssds Elisabst sth, tar, sr
oil Sisburgsn para SchasssbuYg cusndc
T. 'psutinamsnts 90 vic atacado Dor uni
cuadriils compussta de 8 lobos hambrisn
tos. 81 pastor dsscarg6 su revolver 10
gro mstar uno do los lobos: Ion dsmks, sm
prsudisron Ia fpga.
Muy fsliz do habsr sscspAdo del psligrr
sl pastor 10 aps6 de ID cssss psra guitar
dol medic sl radkver del Iobo. ..
Misntrss 10 ocupsba On ssta cpsrAci6 ;,
los otros iobos volvisron la cargs alta
caron & Lon cabalios, quisnss prssa del ma
yor terror % sncaparon TODD carer 90
dirscci6n do nm pueblo cercsno. Dslante
do In pusrta dc una fondita, sl caleafn vol
CO: & los gritos del cochsro, sl dusfio do In
fonda corri6 toda prisa para YER 10 gus
era: pussto nj corrisnts dc 10 avsnturs '
acs mpafiado por varies vscincs. 80 trasll.
do si nitio On donds sl psator fue Atacado.
Lo doico qus sncontraron del infeliz, foe
ron psds zos da In rnpa que lIsvabH pu,s.s,
sus sspsjusios y los zapatos,
~ pobrs pastor hAbis sido dsvofado Dor
los lob.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21

tado mental no al derecho alegado.
I'll Tribunal supreme de Puerto Rico en- ell
caso de Juan Nieenty VS.. Fernando Vazquez V
otro, en- sentencia de 30 de JUNO de 1906 sent6
claramente In doctrina de que "el derecho que
tenga prctenda tener un litigante, es punto
inconeNo con su capacidad para demandar V
por consiguiente Ia falta de aquel derecho no
constituye In exception comprendda en- el nu-
nero del articulo I05 del C6digo de Enjoicia-
miento civil.
La tercera exception alegada sobre que exis-
te detecto de parties demandadas, porque no
han cido citadoS los que puedan alegar dere-
chos la SUCCESSION de Don Salvador Calaf, debe
ser denegada; por cuanto en- este juicio solo
puede ser parte el demandado, va que soamen-
te 4 81 es guiep puede perjudicar que Sc anule
In institution de heredero hecha 4 su favor:
inco fin de In demanda,
La exception cuarta, sobre que varias ac-
clones han sido indebidamente acumuladas
procede rechazarla, por cuanto solo sc ejercita
en- este pleito una acci6n: la nulidad dicha
Ia R%cepci0n 5a. sobre que la demanda no
adnce hecbGs Suficientes para deteminar una
causa de aecon Sc fgnds en- dos razones. mar
cadas con las etras y s,
La primera ha sido va reclszada NJ finalizar
las razones dadas para no apreciar In eXcepci6p
aiegada de falta de Jurisdiction, Y la segInda
Tue asunto tratado y discutido por las parties
resuelto por la Corte, con motive de la Mo-
ci0n para EtlDl3nGT, que presento ell propio pro-
movente de eStas excepcjones, y entonces de
elar6 este Tribunal que apreciaba Ia On, alega-
eton he Ia demanda como ID expresi6n.de un he,
60 C 60 z e nalSIlaa
Procede por taDgo denegar esta excepcidn,
y 10 misino la sexta poT cuahto Ia demanda no
es confusa.C
La possession del estado de hijo natural Que
dice tener Juan Ramon Calaf, es un hecho 1,Ie
resulta expuesto con la debida claridad v CON
cisi6n en- las alegaciones IA. 5a de la demanda
La exception "a. no es admissible; poruue no
cabe sostener la prescription de una acci6n
que no sc ejercita en- este litis
POR TANTO,
sc declaran sin lugar las excepciones presen-
tadas por el demandado al que Sc conceden
clnco dias para contestar la demanda.
Arecibos Enero IA de 1909.
ltirmadol Ramon Quin6nes. s.-Juez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21
CRIMEN
De BUENA VISTA
Los dos amigos 50 disponian a salir
para una ''trulla.
De pronto surgio .entre eIIos una
pendencia y Guzman asest6 d
OyOla tremendo machetazo del
cual murio instantaneamsnte.
cual muri6 MISUNDERSTANDING.
(De n,1estro eorresponsall /.

Bayam6n, Ensro 21.-El die Is del
mss actual y On sl barrio do Busna Vista,
ocurri6 an trists incidsnte entire Nata.
lilo Guzmkn y 6scundino Oyols.
30 disponisn amboa amigos 6 aalir para
una "trulla" cuando surgi6 entire sllos una
discussion y dsspu6s do essa ss fasron 6 lsa
manoa dSndols GuEmkn mn machssaEo On
81 cusllo Oyola del que muii6 iuatantk.
nsamente.
La policfa dstuvo Guzmkn que 20 sn.
cusntra prsso y dispoaici6n del ssfior Fis
cal del Distrito.
De las invsstigacionss hschss hssta Aho
70 no 90 ha pcdi 10 svsriguar sl motive de
10 psndsncis entrs Guzmkn Oyola
Gusm6n guards lA mas absoluta rsssrva
y como dsjo dicho, no 10 ls ha podido saear
nada.
Oyola era muy iovsn, 10 mismo que IN
matador. Ambos srRn trabsjadorss no
tsnfsu mals rsputaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21
"Cine CubanO''

Las funciones que viene dando la empresa del
Cine en- Puerta de TERRA, son por demas agrada-
bles
Anoehe sc exhi bieron unas peiculas de gran
efecto, entire elias FL Angel de la Villa de I'm argyll
mento dramdtico muy interesante Todas las
cintas fueron del agrado del pdblco.
Para hoy anuncian un escojido y variado pro-
grama con importantes regalos para los concu-
rrentes palcos y lunetas otro especial para
los de gradas.
Al cine 4 deleitar la vista espansionar el
espirtu con las precosas peltculas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21
Fiesta civica en- Cuba.
La proclamation del preSidente y
yice-presidente de la repdblica.

Nav York Ensro 21.-Dicsn dc la
Habana gus. rsunidos ambos cusrpos CO.
ssgisIadorss, tuvo lugar 10 proclaim aci6n
dol preaidsnte y vicsprsaidente do 10 Rep6'
oiica cubans. slsctcH por o pueblo So in.
faIma tambi6n que sl dia % prsstarGn
solsmns jursmsnto dc EuH cargos, sl gene.
ral Joae Miguel G6msz y sl doctor On de.
rscho don Alfredo q yAs, Dssds el dia
~ On adelante 81 Congrsso cubano smps'
sara suH funciones On legislstura sxtraor'
dinaris. hasta Abril So If rmR qua sl
pr6x mo dia 2S, sl general Gomez ftmsrk
sl acts que 20 lsvants con Ia pluma que,
antss dc morir, 10 rsgal6 IN padre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21
PreciO del azuicar.
New York, EnerO 2l.---PreciO del
azllcar hoy: $3.67.
FL almirante Sperry
La nOta blanca sali6
para Villa Franca.

Ntw York, Ensro 21.-El almirante
spsrry ha sAlido de NEpolss para Villa
ffanca. En IL histories ciudad psrmans
cerk brsvs tempo. Be ignora ii 10 f ,ta
blanca, sn vista del grave sesgo que toms
10 fricci6n pipo amsricans, rscibira 6rds
oss do rsgssssr inmstistamsuts Ham pton
Roads 8 % 10 darGn iustrucciorsI sscretsu
oara gus 30 atspgs & mn nuevo itinsrario
No 90 cree sn que Villaffar CO ssa rscibida
con fsst'jos por sl luto de Itslis, psro 20 le
prspara ainembargo una demonstration
smistosa y cordial por parte dc las autnri.
dadss dc di,ha ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21

-Hs fallscido & lss 10 y media do Ia
mt D ana do aysr sn sl Auxilio M6tuo de
sAnturcs. sl lsborioso jovsn smplsado de
% comsrcia! Bsqusro y Gandaro, don ia
10 Ds'gado Espsroliri, hsrmAno polftico
do don Tsodomiro Talvss, del alto comsr
"ia dc Msnatf, y smparsntsdo con nusatrc
amigo don Julio Esparolini. smplsado de
10 Ofmara ee dslsgAdos Enviamcu nuss
tro pemma tAda su fAmilia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21

las persouss necidas On territoFf0 gahpl.,
En- cuanto IL segInda alegacirh que para
sostener su primefa excepcion hace el promo
vcuie este es Ia neoessdad dc acredtar previa-
menie p0r sentencia, q saracter que alega el
slemandante. no exige tai folma In Ley IL dc
Toro, nj ningnna otra posterior applicable al
case
Respecto In segsnda exception alegads, d
sea In faifa de capacidad, ftindada en- no tener
el denandante el cardcter de hijo natural reco-
nocido.
Esta recon es iasdHisible porque. eomo ale
ga al demandanfe nj eontestar In exception, Ia
falta de capaoidad'' para denandar Sc refiere d
y incapacidad legal por razon de Ia edad es-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21

-Dspues dc 27 dfks do sDfsrmedsd ha
que1sdo complstamsnts reata blscids sl se
nor JoIe Il Bsnitsz Caatahos. Lo csIs.
brsmos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21

Horrible mnerte de un pastor pro-
tsStante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-21

Mat6 primerO d un lObO. DeSpues
rodearOnls los restantes y 10 de-
VOrar0n.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
CONSOLIDATION TALK
SENDS PRICES UPWARD
SAN PEDRO HARB0R DISTRICT
BORDERS ON BOOM
Sales In One Tract Total $22,722.
Acreage Scheduled to Advance
Materially Before Another
Week Elapses

The certainty of consolidation with
San Pedro has caused a noticeable in
crease both in the inquiry for land in
the San Pedro harbor district and in
the actual sales, indicating wish on
the part of homeseekers and investors
anticipating the increase in values
which is sure to follow.
The Lomita farms, department, w. |.
Hollingsworth e. Co., have already
given notice that the price of acreage
in Lomita will be advanced $25 an acre
July /.
The following sales in Lomita since
June I are reported
J. w. Brooke, one acre, s4O0; John
and Mary O. Davis, 21a acres, $1062.5O;
Clyde Belknap, one acre, 1915; Harriet
Barnes, one acre, $400; Emma r. Hum
mel, one acre, $40O; II. Harris, one acre,
$685. Adolph Meyer, two acres $3.50;
William o. Bendel one acre, $400;
Arthur r. Blowers. one acre, $425; j..
D. Groat, three acres, $1250j Lizzie A.
Eshelman, one town lot, $225; Edward
Speck one acre, $400; Emma Crosby,
two acres, $500; Baxter e. Birch, one
acre, $3.50; Paul Schulz, one acre, $425
Charles PITT, one acre. $400; William
Everett, ten acres. $4,000; Belle Raw
Inns and Edward Carpenter, one acre,
S4O0: Nj. II. Howe, one acre, $375; p. G.
Schreiner, one acre, $400; MIS-. L. A,
Myers, one acre, S400: Robert T. Slater,
6.2 acres $24S0; Press Land company.
fifteen acres, $6O00 Isaac C. Root, one
town lot, $3.50.
Total consideration, $22.722.50,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
INGLEWOOD RANCHO
MAINTAINS AVERAGE
SUMMER SALES SHOW BIG
DEMAND
Natural Attractions, Abundance OF
Water and Excellent Soil Appeal
to Buyers from Far and
Near

The natural attractions of the south
western part of Los Angeles, combined
with excellent soil, abundance or wa
Ter. splendid car service, good schools
and ready market for all crops, are
bringing many persons to lnglewood
rancho, and not alone for investment
purposes. Many are building homes
and will become permanent residents,
Quite a deal of this property Is al
ready planted to alfalfa, and with the
six or seven cuttings year which this
soil Yields. alfalfa nets to per cent
per annum on the investment.
The Inglewood Water company Is
the only company selling land near Los
Angeles at the present time that guar
antees such a supply of water, that for
domestic use coming from a reservoir
containing 100000 gallons. and that
for irrigation purposes being furnished
by the excellent pumping plant on the
property.
An advantage of this property which
has not been before emphasized is the
beauty of the car ride to the rancho,
From Los Angeles the car line runs
through one Of the best residence dis
tricts, and also through one of the
prettest suburbs between here and the
beach.
Sales for the past week. amounting
to S5025, were as follows: One acre on
Ash street to c. II. Saureman for $500;
one acre on GreVellia avenue to A. j.
Stevens for $525; two acres on Lennox
avenue to j. A. Peak for $1,000; two
acres at Myrtle and Willow to A. l.
Dannback for 1880; half an acre lot on
Redondo avenue walnut tract to r. j.
Wallace for $S75; one acre on Palm
street to Mrs. Upsdell for 1915; two
acres on Cedar street to Arthur G..
Johnson for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
SALES AT SOMERSET ACRES
AGGREGATE ALMOST $4,000

Emil Firth reports the following
sales at Somerset Acres:
w. II. Cruzon, two acres on hose
avenue, east of Somerset avenue, Tor
$3.50. .u,.,nr an
Chicago avenue, north of the Midway
Mrs. Luna V. Blandford, two acres
on P,.lm avenue. east of Somerset ave-
nue., for 5000. ,,o,,
Eucalyptus and Railroad avenues Tor
$500. c.o,,d
avenue, south of Center street lor ,. S@'S'
Julils w Sands, two acres on Cor
nuta avenue, north of Center street, for
90 George re- Sands. one acre, with inn
oroven1ents, on Cornuta avenue, noftr
of center street. $445.
Henry F. G. stein, one acre corner
woodruff avenue and Park avenue tof
George Schrepfer, one acre on Ra-
mona avenue, east of Somerset avenue,
" IoSn I' NJ. Mickey, one acre, corner
Bixbv and Artesia avenues, for S45O'
John F. Chamberlain one acre al
Bixbv and Park avenues, FOR Sooo'
Miss Mary a. kieneVy, one doies a,'a.
corner AelleI StitSt o'i' NN''
nue.. for $475. x,,o,,,,,.
Mrs A, A. Hills, one acre on Walnut
avenue. west of Bixby avenue, for 500.
frank Enderle, one acres on Walnut
avenue, east of Somerset avenue tof
$3.50 aioi.;,,
Samuel JAM, one acre. adJoinlns
above. for $3.50. 80,
Harvey l.. Hawley, one acre on
Flower avenue, east of Bixby avenue
for $500
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
HIGH CLASS PROPERTY
FINDS READY BUYERS
Nornandie Hill Lot Sells for $500.
Beautiful Residence Is
Planned

Giles & Kells, managers house and
lot department of the Wright & Cal
lender company, report the following
sales of high class residence property
Harrison Albright to John r. Grant,
lot 6. Normandie hill tract 95x150 feet
on the west side of Ardmore, between
sixth and Wiltshire boulevard; consider
alton $500. Mr.. Grant will improve
with a beautiful residence
II. G. Spaulding to Mary e. Morrison.
lots s, 10 and 12 in block 4, Livingston
tract, Glendale; price $1,000.
L. B. Seymour to w. e. and Nellie
T. Corey, lot 81, Kensington place,
third lot north of Wiltshire boulevard
on the east side of oxford avenue, Cox
$50 feet; price $4,000.
Mary E. Morrison to II. G. Spauld-
ing. the northwest corner of Union ave-
nue. and Winfield street, lot 26 in block
of the Williamson tract, 50x1221a
feet. improved with four-room cot
tage, Mr.. Spaulding buys as an in
Vestment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27

bloom street, 2S9-Associated Supply
company, 2S9 Bloom street, owner r.
o. FnGstrum company, builder, one
story, two-room office, $3.50
Broadway, 757 South-Morley Invest
ment company, 428 South Main street
owner; Whiting Thompson builder
reviewing stand 2I5 ,,,4o
Haudale avenue, 3749 - Minnie
Klages, POI West Ninth street, owner;
n. wise. builder; one-story, tive-room
residence, $4,000.
Spring street, 720 SOUTH. T. Arm
strong, 1928 Stanford avenue owner
and builder: reviewing stand, $3.50.
Santa Barbara avenue, 654 East
Fannie B. Sheets. 654 East Santa Bar
bara avenue, owner; w. Norby, bulld-
er: ones story, five-room residence
$500. ~, s u
II skinner, owners; Richards Neu-
stadt Construction company, bullder;
three-story store, S2154S.
Dalv street, 401 South-C. VI. Lyman
West Seneca, N. Y, owner; L. l.. New
erf. builder; two-story, 24-room mats
9'J3r Broadway, 537 south-A. L. Guide
537 South Broadway, alteration S45oQ'
Forty ninth street. S4 West-F' IL
Waters, 232 West Fifty-ninth place
owner and bullde1, uHe-StpiS -
room residence, $1,000.
Alvarado street, lG41 North-G,
Thorn, 1642 Glendale avenue owner no anu
builder; story one-room shed, $lUV'
Mohawk street, 1022-NIrs. M. r.
Ruckingham, 1922 Mohawk street, own
or. F. B. Kensman, builder; one-story'
five-room residence, $1,000.
Fifty-third street, 1928 West-F. Des-
mond. 712 Rampant street, owner and
builder; one story, six-room residence
S1Q50
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
PERMITS EXCEED
MILLION DOLLARS
BUSINESS INCREASES BY ONE
THIRD
REPORT RECORDS REMARKABLE
BUILDING ACTIVITY
Total Valuation for Twenty-Five Days
in June Surpasses Correspond
Ing Period Last Year by
$332,st5

The total valuation of buildings for
which permits were issued in Los An
geles in the first twenty-five days OF
June exceeds the million-dollar mark
by S722, which is an increase of $332, ,Sl5.
as compared with the record for the
corresponding period of last year.
The number of permits issued this
month is Gil, which is a gain of SO
over the number for the same time III
1908.
The largest item in the current re-
port of the department of buildings of
the board of public works is 80 permits
for class c structures, of a total yalu-
alton of 1920, 1926. one of these is
four story and four are three-story
buildings.
The Fourth ward leads in valuation.
1929, ,7S7 and the Fifth in the number
of permits, 165.
The following is the departments
ssfiCation
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZES
TO SELL COUNTRY LANDS

The Pioneer Land company was or
ganized last week and has opened Of
fees in the Union Trust building, Los
Angeles, and in the Orange County
Tribune building at Fullerton. Louis
Custer, who has been a heavy dealer in
real estate at Eel Paso. Tex, and other
cities for several years, is president.
Edgar f. Warren, a native Californian
and also well known in real estate cir
cles I'm Los Angeles, will be the man
ager Edgar Johnson is secretary. He
has been publishing the Orange County
Tribune at Fullerton for nearly twenty
years.
The Pioneer has fitted up one of the
finest offices in Los Angeles and will
handle much of it's own property. In
addition to doing a general real estate
business The new enterprise has more
than 100000 back of it.