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Notice of Explrotioo q Ro6e0ptjoo
Omtce OF County Auditor. st. Louis County.

Omtce OF County Auditor. st. Louis County.
Minnesota.
To 8. 8. Leary:-
You sre hsreby ootised that tho following
piees o. parcel Of land. s,tutated in Tho Coon.
- OF St. Louis.. State o. Minnesota, and
knova and described - to'lows. to-wit:-
Lot One. Section Tbirty:4vs 1own,hjp
eeveaty:oee North. Rance Twenty-oue west.
y 9ow aeessesd IN your name.
That O. The eth day Of Nay. NO.. st ,a,s
Of land peF!nant - ~ sss! setate ts1 3saii.
osnt auly esseo - as6e u 80 b IL
oietEtst coest Il ead faf ~ oosatl q q.
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Nottce tor Publication.

Department OF the interior. q. g. Land O@ce
1t Duluth. Aiup., Jan. % 100.
Notice 70 hsreby given that Jacob Ladikks,
OF Aseosa. hton., Who. 90 April ssh, laoa,
made Homestead application. 1ae7a, tor SEX.
Section q! Township q n. Range 10 ". 1sh r.
Hersdiao. his died notice Of !ntept,oe 70
make F1nal dve year Proof. to establish claim
TO tho land above described. before Otto A.
Potr'er. U. 8. 0onmiasiouer. Dtst. of Miuu., at
Virs'nia. h'an.. On tho 7th day Of April, 100.
Claimant names a witnesoes:
ANTI Perksia, Of Ausora. Mtnnesota,
Gust MAXI. OF
Otto Hsnpdia. OF
aensy Rombek. OF
J. O. H1RNAx ENos1.,
Rosister.
Vie1jnis Eutorpeiso Jan D.Manch &
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Notice to Stockholders

IN she Americsn E1chsnge Bank Of Vir.
Einio. Ainneoota.
The regular annual meeting of the Stock.
hosden OF the American Exehsnse Bank
Of Virginia. Ainn.. viii be held at their
8eahang Rooms In Virginia. Nina. oo
Meonesday. the I'D day Of March, 100. .t
- O'Clock p M. bos the election OF Direct.
ese and such other lbus'ueee - may prop
eeaY come before It. !: 49,
DIV. e441aEe.
:4ebgvasy stA. pN I:
vieGta 1eassppsiis& ysaIaa
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Council Chamber. City of Virginia. Minn.,
February e l900
Resolution No. q. 1903.
Resolution awarding contract for job
printing to The Virginia Enterprise
BY Alderman ElmQuist.
Resolved. BY the City Council of the City
of Virginia. That the bid of The Virginia
Enterprise. a weekly newspaper published
In the English Language In the city of Wiz
Ginta. for the furnishing of all the job
printing to the city officials and city Of
ficers with stationery at the rate charged
individuals for similar service and
Provided further that the old for publica-
ton of proceedings of the meetings in the
sum of twenty-five l25) cents per folio.
which said bid was filed in the Office of the
city clerk and opened and read at q regular
meeting of the city council February 2.
loQe, he apd hereby 10 accepted and the city
clerk be and hereby 10 ordered 70 Ale same
ip his oaaee and mark the same % accept
ed, and
Povided further, that the mayor and
city CLERK be and hereby are directed 10
eater into wsitten copteaet With tAe own
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77n
Notice OF Expiration Of Redemptlou.

Notice Of Expiration Of Re6emptiou.
O@ce Of Uouoty Auditor. St. Louis County
Minnesota.
TO 8. O. Stark weli:--
You are hereby notified that the following
piece or parcel OF iand. situsted 10 tho Coun
" OF IT. Louis. State OF Minnesota. and
known aud described % foliows. to-wtt;--
Lot One. Section Thirtv.two, Township
6eventy.one North. Range Twenty QUO West
10 now assessed In your name.
That on the 6th day Of May. 1900. Ut Q sale
OF land pursuant TO the real satste tar judg.
uaeut duly Riven and made In and by the
District Court tp and for ssid Oounty OF St.
Louis. on the eist day Of March. 100. In pro-
coedinss TO enforce the payment OF taxes
delinquent upon rexl estate for the year lsee
for said County OF 1t. Louis. the above de.
scra6od pioce or parcel of land vas duly offer.
cd for sale and no ono bidding upon said Offer
An amount equal 70 that for which said piece
or parcel was subject to be sold, to-vit:-
Ono Dollar and Seventy-two ceuts, the same
Vas duly bid in for the state Of Minnesota tor
said sum.
That thereafter. aud ON the eth day OF Nov.
osAsVOAs ASoo' ouC oosO pSoG0 " bRAtCcS VI o8Oo
not then having been redeemed from said
sale. and having then become the absolute
property OF tho state OF Minnesota, was sold
and conveyed at public sale bv the County
Auditor OF said County pursuant to tho order
and direction Of the State Auditor OF the
State OF Minnesota. and IN accordance with
the provisions OF the Statute 10 such case
made and provided. for tho sun Of Four
Doiixrs aud Tweuty.throe cents duly paid TO
the County Treasurer Of said County.
That the certificate Of sale OF said piece or
parcel OF land executed And delivered BY
said County Auditor upon saio sale last above
mentioned has beep presented TO No at ny
ONCE BY the holder thereof tor tho purpose Of
having notice OF exuiration OF time for ~
demption from said tax sale OF said property
siven and served: and that the amount ~
quired 70 redeem said piece or parcel Of land
from said tax sale. at the date OF this posice.
exclusive OF the costs TO accrue upon said
notice. 10 tho sum OF Four Dollars aud Twen-
ty'threo cents With interest thereon ct ons
per cont mouth to the DAY such redemption
10 made. and tho time to redeem said parcels
from satd sale. will expire sixty days after
the service Of this notice and proof thereof
has been 6led In nv ONCE.
Witness my hand snd odcial seal this 18th
day OF JAnuxey. 1909.
HALDEN.
(CospoFste seai.) Auditor,
for st. Louis County. ettup.
BY L. A. MARVIN. Deputy.
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To Henry spellman. r. Il. Phillips, Unknow

Yon are hereby notified that the foresoins
ae:crteed pieces Or parcels Of land. situate
10 tnc county OF 81. Loutc and State Of MIN
On the lth day Of Nay. ieea, at 8 sale Of
District Court In and Tor The county Of
et Louis on the 3lst day Of March. leoN,
n proceeding 20 enforce the payment OF
severally and REPEATEDLY sold for the respec-
ve :mooGt 3S :et after each Description
Sale TO etate." and the same were each sen
arxtely bid in by the State Of Minnesota for
tne respective amount last mentioned; that
became the abeolute property OF the STATE Of
1ath 1ma,nhnsecota, ss And that thereafter and on the
tho County Auditor OF said County, pursuanyt NJ
70 the order and direction OF the State Auditor
% OF the s!cte OF Minnesota. duly held in accord.
such case made aud provided. the said several
pieces or parcels Of land were each duly cold
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urer In payment of same:
Fred EnRel, use OF sleigh for Are de-
p0ftne0t ............. ........ .... 90
A. Reid d Company. basket. e
DIR. J. H. Grove, professional services g %
}. Mesber9. hre department supply. l6 80
VIM. Bell. care of city horses, ..... no 90
Virginia Light & Water Company.
lighting fire hall Jan. 1909 .. g Il
The Macy Co.. section guides aud
envelopes for clerks office . II g
DR.. }. H. Grove. professional services
city jail .....-. y %
DR.. J. H. Grove. professional services SO
Duluth. Missabe & Northern Ky. Co.
90. freight :::'...:." ga
Virginia Light & Water Co. hytiyan,
rental 9Th quarter l909... go 90. l47O 90
k. Hawkinso,. street supplies and
other supplies. %. .... -. $50
N. L. Matheson. fire department
supply ................ .. .... Is 81
NJ. L. MathesOu. fire ,ienartment
supply. ................. ....... 30
b. Matheson. rigs. fire dept. and Chief
The Austin Western Co.. street
OloOu1, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..... Is 90
A. Reid Il Co.. fire dept. SUPPLY. $50
~ "~AS ~Spss 0uppASs , ~
Soudan Specially Mig. Co.. Fire
Oept. supply........ ...... ....... 2 10
Virginia Light & Water Co.. light.
ing at Ball Park Jan. 1909, .......... 900
Virginia Light x Water Co.. light
ing for January. 1868. ..... ...l ...... al6 IS
Mesaba Telephone Co.. telephone
service -. ..... la S
Terrell d Stevens. cement and sacks i3
g. R>-H
supplies 49,. Is
The Virginia Enterprise. publishing ll2 81
Fred Fish, shovelinR coal at city
nau...... ............. ......... 90
JOS Hoffman. shovelin9 coal at city
hall ...... ..,.. :. ...... eco
F. L. Johnson. fire dept. supply $50
Great Northern Railway Co.. freight
on filing cabinets for clerks office 10
New York Betting & Packing Co. fire
dept. supplp (BldR.) %. ....... ..., IS So
Street Commissioners Jan.. 1909
payroll. %, ......... 45l 90
VIM. Tritchler, police and city hall
6opplle0... .................. ...:.... 40
Andrew Gustafson. hay for fire dept. ~ 10
Virginia Hdw. Co.. street aud city
hall supplies. ..... n IS
Eddy Dray & Stage Line. wood and
(OUA.. xI9 ~
Virginia Hardware Co.. are dept. g..
supplies ...,............... ls IS
--
Total. sans %
Moved by Alderman Elmauist. supported
| by Alderman Boylan. that above resolu-
ton be adopted.
Ayes ~ Aldermen Laviolette. Elmauist,
Boylan. Mattson. Mr.. Preaident-5
Nays: None.
Adopted February 2. l909
A. 6. O6BORN,
President Of the City Council
Approved February 8. l9oe
A. HAwKINSON,
Mayor.
Attest:
ALBERr E. BICKFORp.
City Clerk.
Presented to the mayor February 8. l9oQ
Returned by the mavor February 6. 1902
(aEALl
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er of The virginia Enterpeise within 10
days Immediately succeeding the passage
of this resolution.
Moved by Alderman Mattson, sun
ported by Alderman Boylan. that above
resolution be adopted :~
Aves-A1dermeu 1a~iolette. Emauist,
Boylan. hatteon. Mr.. Presidentk
Nays: None.
Adopted February E. too, -
A. G. OSBORN,
President of the City Council
Approved February 8. 1909!
A. HAWKINSON,
Mayor.
Attest:
ALBEIT e. RIcKFoRD.
City Clerk.
Presented to the mayor February 8, 1909.
Returned by the mayor February s, 1909.
(sEAI)
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be referred to the committee ON flre ana
ire department :.
Carried.
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Council Chamber. City of VIRGINIA. Mimi,
February 2 l909
Resolution No. q. 1909.
Resolution awarding contract to and
designating The Virginian the official
newspaper for city of Virginia for the year
1909 and directing mayor and city clerk to
enter into contract with same.
BY Alderman Laviolette.
Resolved by the City Council of the CITY
of Virginia. That the bid of The Vireinian
a weekly newspaper published in the Enp-
hsh language In the city of Virginia. for
the publication of the ordinances, resolu.
tions and other public notices required by
law. as follows; Fifty (5o) cents per folio
for the first insertion and TWENTY-FIVE cents
per folio for each succeeding insertion of
any and all ordinances. resolutions. and
other public notices required by law. and
for the publication of the minutes of city
council meetings at Is cents per folio,
which said bid was flied in the city CLERKS
office and opened and read at q regular
meeting of the city council on February
End. 1909 be and the same is hereby accent
ed. and the city clerk Is hereby ordered to
die the same In his office as accented. and
Provided further that The Virginian" a
weekly newspaper. be and hereby is de.
stRnated the official newspaper for the city
OF Virginia for the year 190e and
Provided further that the mayor and city
clerk be and hereby are directed to enter
into a written contract with the owner of
The Virginian" within ten days immedi-
atty succeeding the passage of this resolu-
ton.
Moved by Alderman Elmquist. support
ed by Alderman Laviolette. that above
resolution be adopted.
Ayes-Alderman Laviolette. Elmquist.
Boylan. Mattsou. Mr.. Presidents.
Nays: None.
Adopted February 2. 1909.
A. c. OSBORN.
President of the City Council.
Approved February =. 1909.
A. HAwKNsoN.
Mayor.
ALBEIT s. BrcKFORD,
City Clerk.
Presented to the mayor February8 s, 1909.
Returned by the mayor February 8. 1909.
(SEAL)
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Council Chamber. City Of Virginia. Minu.
February g. 1909
To the President and City Council of the
City of VirRinia:
Gentlemen:
We. the undersigned committee ON ii.
nance. would respectfully report that we
have audited the following bille and offer
the following resolution for adoption:
JAMES LAvI0LRTTE,
G. MATTsON.
A. G. OSBORN,
Committee
Resolved that the following bills t,c al
lowed and the city clerk be and ia hereby
instructed to draw orders on the city treas
urer In payment of same:
Fred Engel, use Of sleigh for fire de-
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corporate SeaD City C9esk
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
MAIN-MONETA ACRES
OFFER READY MARKET

Patton & Longley report gratifying
sales in their Main -Moneta acres, 225
acres having been sold since 1t was
placed on the market three months
ago.
The soil of the tract is described as
a rich, sandy loan, which is adapted
especially to the growing of berries and
fruits. Alfalfa is a favorite crop, and
a number of people on the tract are en-
gagged in the dairy business, shipping
their products daily to Los Angeles on
electric cars.
On the property is located a 525,000-
gallon reservoir, from which water is
piped to every acre and is decided to
purchasers.
Main street boulevard to San Pedro
is constructed through the property,
and a survey which has just been
completed indicates that the macad-
amizing of this thoroughfare will be
begun soon.
They say the demand for acreage is
especially active just now. The growth
of Los Angeles, and particularly in
the direction of the coast, is so great
that homeseekers and investors are at
tracted by property located as is Main"
Moneta acres which is three mhes
south of the city limits and adjoilts
Athens-on- -the-Hill on the south.
Acres have been purchased in the
tract this week by the following:
Frank G. Sharp, five acres on South
Park avenue. $2750; Charles Deter, two
and a half acres on Wilmington road
S1375; e. e. Reen, five acres on Main
street boulevard, $4,000; e. c. King four
acres on Wilmington road, $2400.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
WILTSHIRE HARVARD
HEIGHTS IS ACTIVE
RECENT SALES AGGREGATE
S79,525
Purchasers Buy for Immediate lrr1-
proVement with First-Class
DweIIines-one Sells
for $4,000

E. A. Forester & Sons, 343 Douglas
building, report recent sales in Will
shire Harvard Heights aggregating
S79,525, as follows:
To F. B. Moiso 100 feet on west side
of Harvard between Seventh and
Eighth, $4050; to J. A. Steward, north
west corner of Ninth and Irolo, 90 feet
frontage for $4,000; to Charlotte De-
hansy, so feet west front on Irolo be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, 1880; to
Lincoln Davis, 100 feet west front on
Harvard between Seventh and Eighth,
S3S00 to w. j. O'Neill, so feet west
front on Harvard between Seventh and
Wiltshire, $2300.
Same purchaser also buys west front
key lot on Harvard near Wiltshire for
$4,000: to Dr. H. e. Tebbetts, so feet
west front on Harvard between Sew
enth and Wiltshire, $1,000; to G.. R.
Chrisman, east front key lot on King
street near Wiltshire, $1S75; TO Olive L..
Babson. southeast corner of Seventh
and Harvard, 60 feet front, $4,000; to
A. B. Curtiss, so feet east front on Irolo
between Seventh and Wiltshire, S2lO0;
to Union Building company, so feet
west front on Harvard between Sew
enth and Eighth for $1,000; also so feet
east front same block $4,000; to E. G..
6OWdIug OU lGCl N0oL ALOAlS Cii "e'o
mine between Seventh and Wiltshire
S2O5O; to L. C. Carlisle, SO feet east
front on Jasmine between Seventh and
Wiltshire, $1,000; same purchaser, so feet
east front on Irolo between Seventh
and Wiltshire, $3.50; to Frank f. Harti-
gan, 80 feet west front on King be =
tween Seventh and Eighth, 1880; to
Carrie L. Smith, so feet west front on
Harvard between Seventh and Will
shire, $230O; to Ella w. Rowe, south
east corner of Ninth and Irolo 80 feet
front, S1700; to James Colgan, rs feet
west front on King between Eighth
and Ninth, $2200; to Joseph G.. Barker,
northwest corner Of Seventh and Har-
ward, 50 feet front, S2750; to r. f. Bull
Ter, southwest corner of King and
Seventh, go feet front, $4,000; to A d.
Curtiss west front key lot on Jasmine
near Wiltshire, so feet front. $4,000; to
a local woman for homesite, south
west corner of Wiltshire and Irolo, 135
KIDS feet, $13,5OO. All these lots are
1856 feet deep.
Also for Joseph G. Barker through
Kinney & CO., to Louis c. Scheller,
100 feet north front on Wiltshire be-
tween Jasmine and King for $4,000.
For Anna R. Marshall to Annie L..
Bird, 50 feet west front on Harvard
between Ninth and San Marino for
$145O.
Most Of the above were bought fer
immediate improvement.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
lNGLEWOOD RANCHO
PLEASES SETTLERS
NEARNESS OF SCHOOLS Of
FERS ADVANTAGE
Guarantee of Abundant Water Supply
for Irrigation and Domestic Pur-
poses Assures Residents of
Regular Crops

Early purchasers of Inglewood
Rancho property have been so well
pleased with the fertility of the soil
and abundance of water that they are
buying additional acreage.
One important advantage which is
considered by those who buy and build
homes is the nearness to excellent
schools.
The Inglewood Rancho company
makes the exceptional guarante of an
abundant supply of water for this
property. The water for domestic use
is furnished from a reservoir of 1,500,-
600 gallons and that for irrigation pur-
poses from a pumping plant on the
property.
Sales for the week were as follows.
F. c. Chapman, one acre on Eucalyp-
tus street, $475; Miss M. Fay, two acres
on Patton street, $4,000; 1. X. Houser,
two acres on Inglewood avenue, $1,000;
H p. Conway, one acre on Oak street,
$3.50; w. Charles Roberts, one acre on
Winton street, 1925; Samuel w. Webb,
two acres on Ash street, 5000; j. e.
Cocks, one acre on Myrtle street, $3.50;
j. {. Johnson, one acre on Lennox
avenue, 5000; r. Hulsman one acre on
LennoX avenue, $500; w. F. Prescott,
one acre on Fir street, $500; H. L. Nc
Farlick, one acre on Fir street, $500;
G. f. Clark, one acre on Myrtle street,
$780, S. M. Miller, one acre on Patton
street, $500: C. c. McProud, two acres
on Ash street, $500; c. E. Davis, one
acre on Wniton street, $500; B. c. Sny-
der, one acre on Patton street, $500:
II. Kelly, one acre on Eucalyptus
street, S475.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
PORTABLE BUNGALOWS GOING
TO YUMA AND IMPERIAL

H. ]. Brainerd, manufacturer and
builder of sectional and ready made
portable houses, 507 Chamber of Com
merce building, reports sales of a
garage to George A. Rathbun to be
erected on his lot, 1151 Fourth avenue.
This garage is to have a chauffeur S
room and is to be thoroughly up-to-
date. He will send a four-room bunga-
low to Yuma, Ariz., and a two-room
cottage is to go to Riverside to be
used in Imperial Valley
Mr.. Brainerd reports an increase in
calls and inquiries during this week
and says there Is no doubt that the
fall business win be active. His sec
tional and portable houses are finding
many customers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
ACTIVITY INCREASES

The Edwards & Wildey company re-
ports the following sales for the past
two weeks:
For w. ]. Pillig to r. J. Sherbrook,
lot 60 of the West Adams and Western
avenue tract, being 5Ox125 feet one West
Twenty eighth street near Gramercy'
Consideration $14OO.
For C. F. Smith to j. e. Sharpe, lot
of the West Adams and Jefferson
street tract, being a lot 50x11S feet on
West Twenty-ninth place. Consider
alton $1,000. Purchaser will improve at
once with a modern six-room bungalow.
For E. McCleary to j. N. Mas, lot
9 in block 20 of the Vermont Avenue
square, being a lot 44X130 feet on West
Forty-ninth street. Consideration stated
$780,
For A. B. Apple to Edwin Dunkerley,
lot IS in block B of the Westminster
place, being lot 60x150 feet on the east
side of st. Andrews, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Consideration $4,000. The
purchaser has started to improve the
property with a modern two-story,
eight-room residence.
For A. L. Gregory to George Ward,
lot A of Kensington place, being lot
60x150 feet on the west side of Cahuen-
ga boulevard between Fifth and Sixth
streets. Consideration stated $SUOO. Mr..
Ward will improve the property at once
with a modern two-story, ten-room res
idence,
For M. C. Watkins to w. H. Hazel,
lot 20 in block 13, Vermont Avenue
square, being a lot 46x147 feet on West
Forty seventh street. Consideration
stated, $1,000 Purchaser will improve
the property at once with a modern
seven-room bungalow.
For George B. Detert to c. d. Hoov-
err, lot in block D of Westminster
place, being a lot 60x160 feet on the west
side of Gramercy, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Consideration $1,000.
Purchased for an investment.
For George Waters to Edwin Dun
kerley, lot 80 of Westminster square,
being a lot 60x150 feet on the east side
of Manhattan between Fifth and Lin
den streets. Consideration $4,000. Pur-
chaser will improve at once with a
modern two-story. nine-room residence
For H. G. Smith to Carrie M. Wells,
lot 8, block 16, of the Charles Victor
Hall tract, improved with a modern
six-room bungalow known as 2912 Ho-
bart boulevard. Consideration $4200
Property was purchased for perma-
nent home.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
FIFTY BUNGALOWS UNDER WAY
ON TRACTS OF MCCARTHY co.

The Mccarthy company reports I'M
usual interest by lot and home seekers
and investors in all its city tracts. Ex-
tensive street improvements are now
going on and over fifty bungalows are
now under construction in it's different
tracts at the present time, and that
there is a steady increase and demand
for bungalows and lots in all of the
Mccarthy company's tracts.
The following sales have been made
during the week in the Mccarthy COM
pany's Normandie avenue square tract:
Charles Gilbert, lot l, block 10. $1250;
corner Fffty-first street and Normandle
avenue, Miss Matilda Backstrom, lot
4. block 1, $875; on Normandie avenue,
near Fiftieth street.
In the Mccarthy company's Moneta-
Manchester avenues and Main street
tract, w. Fl. Gibson, lot 10, block "B, -
$475, Eighty-ffth street near Main
street; King and Foy, lot 10, block &C, -
S475, Eighty-fifth place near Main;
c. A. Minthorn and A. J. Gryoht, lot
Al, block 'B," $475, Eighty-ffth place,
near Moneta avenue; George w. j.
Taylor, lot 4S, block "B.' and bungalow,
$3.50, Eighty-fifth place, near Moneta
avenue; G. w. Trowbridge, bungalow
and lot A, block 3D." $3.50, Eighty
fifth place, near Moneta avenue.
In the Mccarthy company's Florence
Avenue Heights tract David N. Dick
er, lots 30, IL, block 2, $1,000, Seventy
fourth street, near Vermont avenue
boulevard; Vivian r. Greene, bunga-
low and lot 3706 Mckinley avenue,
near Thirty seventh street, 1880;
Grace 3. Smith, bungalow and lot $50
East Thirty-seventh street, near Nc
Kinley avenue, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
NO DELAY IN ATHLETIC
CLUB is ANTICIPATED

Contrary to reports adverse to the
actual beginning of work on the pro-
posed Athletic club building at Seventh
and Olive streets, matters are progress
ing very favorably. At least such is
the declaration Of those in close touch
of the proceedings. Frank Garbutt
the chief factor in the enterprise, is
absent from the city, and as soon as
he returns details regarding the selec-
ton of an architect will be disposed Of
and work on the plans will be started.
A new survey OF the premises has been
made and all preliminaries necessary
for the guidance Of the architect have
been attended to. A further payment
has been made on the property, and
the subscriptions to stock are being
rapidly paid UP.