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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-25

Senate Bill Licensing en-
balmers. Passed.
Senate Bill 215-Relating to the
use Of intoxicating liquors in clubs.
Killed.
Senate Bill l19-Relating to wolf
bounty. Killed.
Senate Bill 1873 Creating a bind
ing Irvine revolving fund and defn-
ing duties of officers connected with
the manufacture of the same. Passed.
Senate Joint Resolution 8-Pro-
viding for the number of legislative
manuals. Passed.
Senate Bill 264 Relating to the
organization Of banks. Amended and
passed.
House Bill 55-Anti treating bill.
Amended and passed.
House Bill 116-Creating sana-
forum. Amended and passed.
Senate Forty-sixth Day.
Opening.
PRAYER by Rev. Askin.
Roll call.
Bills introduced
SB 316, Committee on counties
and towns. Relating to newly organ
lied counties.
Senate Bill 20 Repeating law
under which the North Carolina
bonds were accepted. Passed.
Senate Bill 2S6-R Relating to the
incorporation Of cities under COM
mission. Passed.
Senate Bill 312- Comforting ad-
ditional powers on the capitol COM
mission. Passed.
Senate Bill Relating to accep-
lance of requests, donations, etc. by
the state. Passed.
Senate bill 194-Fixing salaries
of states attorneys, reconsidered and
set for Feb. 20.
Senate bill Relating to
satisfaction Of chattel mortgages.
Passed.
Senate bill 242-Regulating
insurance companies, amended and
passed.
Senate bill celebrating state
board Of finance and defining duties.
Passed.
Senate bill 39-Relating to NUM-
cipal courts was passed.
Senate bill 1856 Relating to the
appointment Of county cattle inspec-
tors. Passed.
House joint resolution 17--memor
ializing congress to maintain and
increase the tariff on wool. Passed.
House bill 3-Legalizing the
incorporation Of washington indie
pendent school districts. Passed.
House bill Relating to
districts in specially chartered cities,
towns or cities. Passed.
House bill 289-R Relating to
drainage in Minnehaha county.
Passed.
House Bill 1873 Amending sec-
ton %, article 2, chapter 1875 of the
laws of 1907. Passed.
House Bill 284- Relating to the
inspection OF horses. Passed.
House Bill 1856 Defining juris.
diction of courts in prosecution for
criminal libel. Passed.
House Bill 78-Fixing date OF
elections in towns and cities. Passed.
House Bill 313-Relating to es-
cheats and the Reduction of escheat-
ed property. Passed.
House Joint Resolution 9--Mem-
orializing congress 70 prohibit ship
ping Intoxicating Liquors into terri
tory whore probation prevails.
Passed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-09
LOCAL. AND OTHERWISE.

Carpet swetprs at Union Furni- snre Comrany. g. If To produce that lily white com plexion try Medam Wa:' rs Fac" Cream. T O Posey. sign painter and aTtat can be found at Peter Gangs shop s;o1 Main street i-3 [. Office desks, filing cases and sup plies at Union Furniture Company.
 Mrs. l.. P Scull's condition re- mained unchanged yesterday.
 For rent. two front rooms. up- stairs Apply Mrs. King White. @-9 tf For sale-Box factory wood, quick delivery Old phone 1000.
 3-5 i'm --Studebaker buggies give you the best service. Sold by D. A. Caldwell 315 Pine street. 4-6 Ct The largest stock of Enoleum in the city at UNION FURNITURE COMPANY. 3-7 If Complete line of refrigerators at Union Furniture Company. Best in town. 3-7 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-09

Don't fail to see those Herr,ck Refrigerators, with white enameled finish and wire shelves They are beauties, perfect circulating and od- orless. Sl4 to $65 at Clcve!aaa-MAt- thews Hardware Company.
 You will save money if before buying you call and examine the stock of the Union Furniture Company. Even if you should buy else" here the knowledge you get of values q, our store will enable you to buy to better advantage elsewhere, but we kno. that if you see our offerings and prices we will get your order. t;-7 If A full carload of .ouggies to te received in few days. Call and see them at D. 4. Caldwell's, 3l5 Pine street 1t st SPECIAL. for one week, family scales, with scoop. s1.18. Enterprise food chopper, s19s. 4ioilnan Food chopper. $1l6. Gray granite 7fshpa1, 2ac Blue and whit, wash pans. 35e. at Cleveland Mathews Hardware Company.
 If out of employment trf' :, Gfra- ohic want ad and get a place eight teen words inserted one week free
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-09

Mrs. W. 0. Tagrart received a letter yesterday from san Antonio stating that her sister, Mrs. Jonn Bookhart. who has been quite sick in that city with pneumonia. is nuch improved and is now entirely out of danger.
 We carry a larger assortment of iron beds, more designs than any oth' CT dealer in Arkansas. Union Furni. ture Company. 3-7tf Three ears of furniture received last week, more coming. Come and see the stock. Inion Furniture Com. Dany. g. If For rent. three nicely furnished rooms. with moaeru couyeniences, convenient to four boarding houses. Apply at 202 West Fifth avenue. 2-o5tf Our line of lawn mowers is conl- p!ete, s35o to sl( Rubber hose will satisfy you. I0c Jo lSc per foot. at Clereland-Nlattl1ews Hardware Com, pany.
 The regular annual meeting ot Gongre gation Anshe Eneth gil! take place at the Temple Sunday night, immediately after the services which are to begin at o'clock Officers are to be elected for the ensuing year
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
Sum ario de nlanaua.
EN- PABTE.

Proceso Haips.-Nohle y
herojco Mayagiiez.-Lo q"
debe sabpr ell uino-Cat,1jt
Mend6s por Zola Conflict"
de California. por Sierra
Flotando sohre las aguas ="
Vieques. -Anacreopte y od;,
autor pnertorriqneno de lsSa
-Mopopolio, por Juan RraS
Chi. Vitalisimo. ytrascenden
tal.-Idilio tragico.--Teatro
-Cuentos.-Los contraban
distas.-El Trifuus. Sport
-Pagina c6mica,-De Socie
dad.-Noticias : otros traba
los.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
! A0TlC|As

Ell iefe- de distrito de Ia poli-
.eia iasutary de Tea alta, Sr. Manuel /
E. Padf6 ha estadp Hn San 3uan
EN- aspnsos del seryiclos Regresa
ayef tafde a 81 destlne.
Sc esta pasando Ell rodillo por
sIgakimento Dc las caales trans
sersaiesy de- r. de sierra. En- uno
de los primeros vapores saldra para
los Estados5 JJnidos q bontratlsta
de obras ST.. F. Escalona que ha
hecho el rerliats del Sanatorlo del
AuKit!o Mdtt1o de la colonaa espaho-
aR. ,sz. s,sa4 .3tf4
Il r--Eapoaicia de seryicie en-. ssntur-
CO. Marceiine Torres, ha hecho -ln.
buen serYicio. Al Sr. joaquin To
rrres que vive snsts parada ~ ie
fueron sustrafdos una porciou dc;
ob5etes, sapatos. ropas, an .arp de
sra u 0tros. Paesto seu C anp ana
el expresade guardia detuyo 3 dos
criadas de Ia expresada casa, Marta
Olivo j Monserrate Otero reeu-
persndo la mayor parte de hos CD
ietos que faataban. ;l.: 2 .
srReseneuantra en San .1uaa el
'aagrsAalE de Ia Corte de Arecibo. sr.
Bithorn, Tambisn e5ta en- Ia ciudad
en- asuntos del servicio ei stib-nar-
shallde Manatf, Sr. Jose Rivera.
.1i- 1sii--Muy grave. Ip esta en su resi-
deneia de Hamaeaesgla respetabis'
sonora Carmen Hernandez yipda
de Otero, madre de las distlngui-
das sehoritas Julia Y Modesto Ote-
70, las que han salido segaHda-
rneate para Humacap. La enferna
es abuela de alsstro eompatrlota
el Sr. Julio Galves y deseamos Sc
restablezca pronto Ia estlmable,
dana.
-0bservaciones. Los ohserva-
deres Sc han Gjados en- que. d Ia
reception de la Mansion Eleenti-
Va el jueves no Goncurrieron los
Sres, del "directorio incorporate
vi Sanchez Morales, Or. Barbosa,
Gomez Bioso, juea BaBan. fiscal
Rossy. Dejetau, SO vieron ALI Sc.
gsja informes. La fiesta resuIt6
msgnifica y ID eoncurTencis muy
numeroES. -..s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
FLORES ! PLUMAS

En- al estahleeimieBtO de Gel
gel Edifcio 0rdOhez, aeaban de
recibirss prsCiOSoS TamOs y To-
Sas en- tOdas eOlOreS. EStilOS
enteramente nueVOS, mny ele.
gaRtes.
Las plumaS son las mas finaS
en- plaza. POdos cOIOreS.
Cinturones, bOlSaS, earteras
y peinetaS.
FOFmaS de SOmbrero ultima
nOvedad. D.
BlasaS hlaneas finaS.
GerSetS diFectoriO desde $1.00
q 500.
GeigeI. MsdsS. Fsrtaleza2l
Edi6eiO 0rdohez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
a=sS u ----a--. -, ''- 3 -'+ ft~t
+ -i.st.S .Ss- 5 ..- -.n
Mr.. Knox sera al Fin
Il sustituto de Mr.
Root. y '....
! Moataua tambiaa hostil al
Ell rey Manuel reslbfo en- i
estaci6u 4 don Alfonso.
Crisis en- los gabinetes tnrco
seryio. &

New. York. Fsbrers Ia.l-Despachos de
Eraeeia, &lemania, tInglaterra, Espaas,
etcetera, reoibidos per los. grandes dia-
rios de esta ciudad, ,iaforman que en- todas
las naciones del uieje leOntinente sc pa
reaaido tribute de seneraeion v admira-
.ci6n,, cen motive del csateaario de 81
natalicio, q la unemoria de Abraham Lin
coln, ell gran ciudadano ameriaann que
tauta luz gloriosa derrama +en Jas paglnas
de la historic del Iiejo pueblo de John
Quincy Adams, Jefferson y Monroe. En
honor del .presidente martir Sc ergapizaron
tiestas escolares Y ,yeladas en- las cuales
se habio exteasamente de Ia vida y be-
chos de Abraham Lincoln. 49, -
New York, Febrero 1:s.-Mr. Knox, del
cqal Sc djo que no podrfa ser n nombraade
para el nuesto de ySecretario De Eftado
por ser el autor de I'm proyecto de ley de
aumento de suel]os q los noienlbros del
gabinete de Washington, sefa al fin, e5
sueeser de Mr.. Eihu Root en- q gabipete
del presidente Taft. Este .cambio Sc debe
q que. deseandole dc todos modos para
ei 10 dicado ppeato, So present6 ayer mis-
mo un bill prohbiendo tal aumeuto de
sueidos. ,.>. y
New York, Febrero 13.-Noticias te-
Iegr$ficas de Helena, capital de Montana,
infornap ate tamhisn Ia Legislature dc
diebo Estade pide 10 exclusion de iapone-
ses de las eseuelas de blancos y pretendf
prohjbif tambien que los sdbtidos de
Miksdo adqpieran ,propiedades ALI. Una
pueva eoutrariedad para el gobierno de
Wsshiegton. perplejo ante Ia extension
que va tomando en- los Estados del Ocste
ell sentimiento anti-japones. z,.
! New York, Febrero. 13.-El rey Manue
do Portugal esper6 don Alfonso ep la es
taei6n de Villayiciosa. La biepvenida fu,
cordiaifsjma abrazandose ante Ia muche
dumbre los dos ioyenes monarcas.
New York, Febrero l3 Sc iuiorma OIL
en- los gabinetes tufco y seryio hay cri
sis.
Sc cree que amhos gobiuetes cseran
sustituyeudolos nuevos elsmentnS poll
ticos, que tepderau armouiIT 'os into
reses de apbos paisss sip cue IlegIep q j
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13

FL L,lo. Jseinto Te1idor. ha
rsnuBeisd0 Ia vice presiiencia del
paFtido dem6crsta en- Z. Rico. Mu-
chas PersOnss que siguen 10 pollti-
ca de y. Rieo piensan que a Sr. Te-
xidur debe ingreSar en- uno de los
psrtidos uihtanies de l. islA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
la ha1l DEL DIa.


La dirscsiva del hipodromo asoaiada 4
ias seaosss issfsrmah el Eoaiss debailes
sdsta tsmpsrads aa Carnival hs ideado
aaa hsrmesa fiasss aas 4endfA 4 zarnsr
imprssianss, denEa de este. esplendido
derrocho de fisstassd De Cafnavaa q. tai pa
rece que Sc han dsspertado entdsiasmos
y voluatades energiras y, deeididss para
llsgar bjen ,rpuFds dec;rss ! 10 sobrsnatu.
raj y sorprendente.-
La fiesta sonnartads va que nos rete,
rimps as an bmis auelha de darsa ea 81
Hipodreuo aa Gan daaa co Ia noche del
II del .ets ~ aitsrnanas eon sss sport
Etendran iilgaroen H. spista earrsras de los
mas atsnsdos asahsilas..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13

Con .netino de las safOssnas que go
gradual ssyelseion material esta implan-
tando este diario, voces amigas Sc han
servido saludarle. estimulando So estuer-
70 y dissiuguisnaols coo ,ateutas frasss.
&c aah aigunas Do ssas manifestacio-
nes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
Cine Puerto Rico
----~
Programa para esta noChe.
- TRES TANDAS-

!3 cRASDES YsEYAcToHALEs EsTRENos!
Ia. TANDA.
10. Sinfopia por Ia orqnssta
20. Cambios de tempo en- casa,
So. El talismin de los Pisrrots.
40. Padre justiciero.
So. La primera levita.
. 60. Benvenuto Cillini.
10. Agawoa ejecutara uno de sus
mejores trabajos artfsticos.I
"a. TANDA.
10. sinfonia por la orquesta.
20. Dias de limpieza en- casa.
80. FL cato con botas
40. MAMA STUART.
So. Tocas y tocados.
90. FL Perd6n
20. FL Mambi sjeoutsdo por .aswoa
ga. TANDA.
10. Sinfonia por Ia orqna,fa.
20. Vuesfros buenos crisIs.
30. FL buen iuez.
40. Los dos mudslos.
so. Extraha mancra Gc ,u...4.. rs
trenol
60. Sslvado por IN pero de Terra
nova.
20. Cambio de lucrs, per Agawoa.
Preeios pcr :7a IA.
Psleos con 4 ent-s,ia sos
Lunsts eou e0trsA, SU.I
G'sJss SOC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
-Siuupatica boda.

I Jasa ,geosss. sargsnsp de ia compaaia
b.. del rsgiraeutods Puerto Rico, con
trais nssamonio civil autenoehe con 10
bella sedorita gris.ina Nssario.
Ia bndase verifico en- la casa del novio,
calse dea-gristo, as;stiendo una conncurren-
cia -aistinguida dc daanas y cabaiieros.
Desearncs 4 los dcsposados todo genero
de fsiic:dajes. lI.l-'.a a.-.l = -
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Oflclrla notarla].

Nos participa asentalnente el sboeado
seBor Pedro Gonzales Garcia, habsr da-
bierto una oficina notarial anexa 4 "a de
su estudio de abegado,. en- esta Guided.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
j Secretari0 que certifico.

FL DR.. Santiago Eve de Fajar-
DO, acaba de recibi3un niagnilieo
sutom6yiI vendidold Por el repre-
sentante Sr. Jose RalnOs, que 10 e.
1e ls casa "Thonss."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13

..IJna ley tan salvadora como
Ia que adetermins eye pro
veto, debe ser ssndonada
por los cuerpos legislatiyos
y el gobernador'. dice 81
aEnerdo. . as-...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13

P eriodicos de Ia isla que
eotn.entans las reforrna as
1nateriaies Due gradual.
fnente esta hacienda este
daario.
Il Al CORRESPONDENTS da las
gfaeias = eeatifataafa hacienI.
do esfuerzos por correspon.
der al faEer pddieo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13
Barbara errata.

Hsblapdo aver este diarE,
de las fiestas de 6arnayal d"
Ponce. seincurri6 en- una ezra,
ia de Combos;1icn. Dc gran ca
libre- "
La palahra scr;hs del oasipo,
So deform6. resultando un vo
cahlo impropio de Ia cultura
Seguros estamcs quelas per:
souas de hnen seutiio hahran
salvado tan barbara errata.
guerra 81 i una solnrihn 1"jfi~a lie s,is
asuutos pendientca e
Berlin. Febrero It 'i'
saI6 hoy para Londrcs - .. r' n'cr-
tarios diversos acerca. del ffacaso dc las ne
gociaciones entire ambos monarcas, Y
sus coasecuencias.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
RIVERSIDERS BUY
LAKEVIEW PARCEL
TRACT OF 340O ACRES SELLS
FOR 100000 CASH
Water Bearing Level Land in Choice
Locality Said to Be Cheap
at Reported Price of
Transaction
PANORAMA LA MESA MIRAVlLLh

A tract of 34O0 acres at Lakeview,
known as the Lakeview tract, is to be
acquired for 100000 cash by q syndicate
which has been organized by c. B.
Guthrie e. Co., 211 Mercantile place.
The syndicate is composed of num-
ber of wealthy and prominent men OF
Riverside.
The Lakeview tract is all level,
ater-bearing valley land, and Is con-
sidered one Of the choicest in the local
ity in which it is located and an un-
usual bargain at the price for which 1t
will be purchased.
Twelve thousand acres of land in the
vicinity Of Lakeview that had been in
litigation fifteen years were marketed
recently, creating much activity In
realty
Guthries & Co. have an option on 5000
acres in the Lakeview section and ex-
pect to place it on the market in small
tracts.
C. B. Guthrie, president of the COM
pany, is en- route east, where he goes
in connection with large land deal.
He will be absent for some time and
intends to submit to capitalists a num-
ber of propositions of large proper
tions.
He is chairman Of the delegation ap-
pointed by the California state fedora
ton of realty boards to represent this
state at the United States land and ir-
rigation exposition to be held in chi
cago November 20 to December 4.
Guthrie & Co. are opening an office
in Chicago to more conveniently con-
duct their wholesale operations in Cali
fornia lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
MONETA SQUARE LOTS
MAKE RECORD SALES
BEST BUSINESS OF DISTRICT
is REPORTED
Tract Transactions Exceed Those Done
at Any Time In Proximity in
Past Two Years-De-
mand Increases

Patton & LongIey, who are handling
Moneta Avenue square, say the sales
made in this tract during the past ten
days have been greater than at any
time in any tract in this district for the
past two years.
The demand for property in this tract
is especially strong just now on ac-
count of the recent annexation Of the
two harbor cities, combined with the
construction of the Main street boule-
ward, which is soon to be macadamized.
The twenty-five new bungalows
which are being built by Patton &
Longley will be modern throughout and
will cost $500 each. They will be
placed on sale in few days.
The following sales in this tract were
made from September "a to october Z:
M. H. Lingo, two lots, 45x154 feet on
Seventy ninth street, between Moneta
avenue and Main Street boulevard;
$1,000.
Charles L. Wood, one lot, 5Ox150 feet,
on SeVenty-ninth street, near Moneta
avenue; $500.
Three lots, 5Ox15O feet each, to ]. H.
Cordes. They are on Main street pou-
levard, near Seventy-fifth street Mr.
Cordes bought for a home and expects
to build Immediately. He paid $3475 for
the property.
A. EVenlngStar, one lol, 4oA14V A0o''
on Seventy-ntnth street; $3.50.
], Andrews, one lot, 50X145 feet, on
Seventy-ninth street, near Moneta ave-
nue.; 5000.
A. H. Curtis, seventy-ninth street,
near Moneta, $1,000; two lots, 45X14O
feet, and four lots, 45X140 feet, on Sew
enty-fifth street, to Fred Simmer $24OO.
Louise Dietz, a lot 45x140 feet, on
Seventy ninth street; $3.50.
Elizabeth Bryson, lot 45x14O feet on
Seventy-ninth street; $500.
c. M. Brown, lot 45x140 feet, on Sew
enty-sixth street, near Moneta avenue;
$500. o4
ChaEles S. Land, one lot, 45x140 feet,
near Main street; $575.
Barbara S. Edwards, the northwest
corner of Seventy-fourth street and MO-
meta avenue, 50x140 feet; $1,000.
Robert Naegley, the northwest corner
of Seventy ninth street and Moneta av-
enue, 50x145 feet; $1425.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
SOUTHWEST SALES
AGGREGATE $23,475

The Southwest Land company re-
ports the following sales and lot pur-
chasers during the two weeks begin
ming September 25:
Mrs. M. Lare, lot on the north side
of Forty-sixth street, between Denkef
avenue and Harvard boulevard, $S25.
Jacob F. Treusah, lot on the south
side of Forty-seventh street, between
Halldale and Denker, $3.50.
Charles F. Wild, lot on the south side
of Forty seventh street, between Hall
dale and Denker, $500.
Helmer Nelson, lot on the south OF
Forty-ninth street, between Halldale
and Normandie, 1915.
Charles Edwards, lot on the north
side of Forty-seventh street. between
Normandie and Halldale, $S75.
l.. E. Wilson, lot on the north side
of Forty-seventh stret, between Dem
ker and Halldale, 1925.
william. jr., lot on the north side
of Forty fifth street, between Hall
dale and Normandie, $3.50.
Alexander Adreen, lot on the north
side of Forty-ninth street, between
Halldale and Normandie, $3.50.
Philip ]. Berglan, lot on the north
side of Forty-ninth street, between
Denker and Halldale, 1924.
Robert L. Miller, lot on the north
side of Forty-ninth street, between
Denker and Halldale, 1925.
William A. Miller, lot on the north
side of Forty-ninth street, between
Denker and Halldale, 1926.
Stephen r. Rook, lot on the south
side of Forty-ninth street, between
Denker and Halldale, 1915.
Adelaide S. Randall, two adjoining
lots on the south side of Forty-ninth
street, between Halldale and Nor
mandie $1750.
Guy H. Danvall, lot on the south
side of Forty-seventh street, between
Western avenue and Harvard boule-
ward, $3.50.
Harriet A Maine, lot on the north
side of Forty-seventh street. between
Denker and Halldale avenues, $S75.
Mrs. w S. Jenkins, lot on the north
side of Forty-sixth street, between
Denker and Handale, 1915.
A. ]. Very, lot on the south side
of Fiftieth street, between Halldale
and Normandie, $S75
Guy V. Golf, lot on the north side of
Forty-ffth street, between Harvard
boulevard and Denker avenue. $3.50.
William Stockwell, lot on the south
side of Forty-ninth street, between
Halldale and Normandie.
Frank R. Hardy. lot on the south
side of Fiftieth street. between Hall
dale and Normandie, $3.50.
BERTHE Briscoe, lot on the south side
of Forty-sixth street, between Har-
ward and Denker, $3.50.
Duane D. Griffin, lot, on the north
side of Forty-ffth street, between
Harvard and Denker.
George c. Hastings, lot on the south
side of Forty-fifth street between
Halldale and Normandie, 5000.
Charlie NJ. Evolliket, lot on the
north side of Forty-siXth street, be-
tween Western avenue and Harvard
boulevard, $3.50.
Henrietta ]. Ellthorp, lot on the
north side of Forty-sixth street. be-
tween Harvard and Denker. Total
consideration $25.475. The lots aver
aged As to so feet wide by 12S feet
deep.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
MONETA AVENUE SALES
INCREASE IN NUMBERS
Lots Valued at Eight Hundred Dollars
and Less Prove Popular
with Buyers

Davis-Ackerson company, Forty
third street and Moneta avenue, re-
ports the following sales:
Iowa Securities company to Milan L.
Topovich. lot 4Ox135 feet on Eightieth
street between Moneta avenue and
Figueroa street for $500.
Joseph Goldstein to Alice May Dick
son, lot on Forty-third street, 4Ox135
feet, between Main street and Moneta
avenue improved with e.ght-room, two
story residence for $4,000.
Iowa Securities company to Ida H.
Gilbert, corner Eightieth street and
Figueroa street, lot 45x140 feet for $500.
Iowa Securities company to K. M.
Ackerson, lot on Figueroa street, be-
tween Eightieth and Eighty-first street,
45x140 feet for $500.
Iowa Securities company to K. f.
Euper, lot on Eightieth street, between
Moneta avenue and Figueroa street.
40x135 feet for $500.
Frank S. Wagner to Jennie Patter-
son, lot 35x135 feet on Forty-third
Place, between Main street and Mo-
meta avenue, improved with new five
room cottage for $4,000,
Iowa Securities company to Alice P.
Cannon, lot 45x140 feet, on Figueroa
street, between Seventy-ninth and
Eightieth street for 5000.
Iowa Securities company to e. c.
street between Moneta avenue and
Figueroa street for $500.
Iowa Securities company to G. G.
Ruppenthal, lot 40X135 feet on Eightieth
street, between Moneta avenue and
Figueroa street for $500.
Iowa Securities company to c. e.
Johns, lot 40x135 feet on Eightieth
street, between Moneta avenue and
Figueroa street for $3.50.
j. L. Dickson to J. Goldstein, lot on
Fifty-first street, 45x195 feet between
Figueroa street and Hoover street, inn
proved with modern six-room bunga-
low for $3500
George w. Yarrow to Max Godde,
two lots on Eightieth street, between
Moneta avenue and Figueroa street,
each 4Ox135 feet for $1100, now being
improved with modern seven-room bun
galow.
H Nimtz to C. E. Taylor. lot 4Ox135
feet on Fifty-fifth street. between Mo-
meta avenue and Figueroa street, i'm
proved with modern six-room bunga-
low for $500.
Iowa Securities company to George
W. Yarrow, lot 45x14O feet on Fig
ueroa street, between Eightieth and
Eighty-first street for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
New HOLLYWOOD BUILDINGS

Work has started on concrete foun-
dations for the Toberman block on
Prospect avenue, near Cahuenga ave-
nue., in Hollywood. This will be a
900 structure. Another fine i'm
provement for Hollywood is the Laing
block at Western and Prospect ave-
nues. George H. Ross $4,000 resi-
dence on the old Warner tract at the
head of La Brea avenue is nearing
completion, as is also R. B. Lanes
$12, 900 residence at the head of Orange
avenue. DR.. A. G. Schlosser's famous
Scottish castle on Grand View boule-
ward has been completed and he will
take possession soon