davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
PAYS $15O,OOO
FOR ACREAGE
SUBDIVlDER BUYS NEAR VIII
SHIRE BOULEVARD
$4,000 IN IMPROVEMENTS Will
BE EXPENDED
Property in Choice Residence Section
on Wilton Place and Fourth Street
Is Acquired by the Mccarthy
Company

The Mccarthy company has pur-
chased from the Westminster Land
company, and already started improv-
ing, forty acres situated in choice
residence section bounded by Fourth
and Fifth streets and Wilton place and
Norton avenue. Grading and street
improvement contract has already been
entered into with r. H McCray for
$50 900, and the work. begun. The
property will be placed on the market
as the Mccarthy companys Van Ness
avenue square, cut into 18O select build
ing lots, none less than fifty feet, prop
erly restricted.
Constant demand for higher grade
building lots with adequate home re-
strictions for $4,000 homes determined
the Mccarthy company to swerve
around from it's base of operations in
the southwest to include Wiltshire dis
tricts,
L. L. Robinson, vice president of tho
Columbia Trust company and Walter
G. Mccarthy are interested in the deal,
and the latter will have the handling
Of the tract in the Mccarthy company's
office.
The price paid for the forty acres
was $50 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

Ruby street, l1s-s. Davis, owner; Charles
Davis, builder; one-story, two-room residence
800.
Thirty-ffth place. 1852 west-Mrs. Marsters,
owner and builder; one-story, two-room resi-
dence $60
G. Howard builder; two-story, nine-room resi-
dence $500.
Crocker street, 1l54-6O-Magnet Laundry COM
pany, alterations; $3.50.
Gramercy place, $50. Schoonmaker owner:
Los Angeles Construction company, builder;
two-story. ten-room residence; $4,000
Thrty-seventh place, l217-M. Fouson, own
er; Los Angeles Construction company, builder;
one-story, nine-room residence; $3.50
Avenue Thirty-three 415-42l-J. Bauer, owner
and builder; pottery kiln; $1,000
Central avenue. 119 North-P. Daniel. owner;
Fink & White, builder; fve-room store; $500.
Fifty-seventh street, 63S West-H. Tuilson,
owner; p. j. Leavert company, builder; one
story, four-room residence; S135
Fourteenth street, 1900 East. Brown,
owner and builder; store; $500.
Manhattan place. 15O5-Edward Conner. own
err p. Westbery. builder; alterations; S400
Seventh street. 316-2O West-G Huntsberger,
owner; D. Aaron, builder one-story three
roo mstoreroom; $4,000.
New York street, 156--Home Builders, owners
and builders; two-story, eight-room residence;
S27Oo.
Ia Budong avenue 5O1O-F W. Totten, owner
and builder; one-story. seven-room residence;
$2SO0.
Amethyst street. 6S6-C. Peans. owner and
builder; story, four-room residence Si00.
builder; one-story hve-room residence 1880,
Hoover street, 1858 North-O Looken, owner
and builder; one-story, five-room residence;
$500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
OKLAHOMA MAN
INVESTS IN CITY
PAYS $4,000 FOR WESTLAKE
PROPERTY
HOME SEEKER BUYS ON NEW
HAMPSHIRE STREET
Style as Outlined Is French Renais-
nent Home Sells at $4,000.
Other Hgh-cIass Houses
Change Hands

Giles & Kells, managers of the house
and lot department of the Wright d
Calender company, report a more act
i've demand for high-class residence
property now than at any time during
the past two years.
The following is a list of sales made
by this firm last week:
Susan V. Dnuham to L. G. Parmen-
ter, the twelve-roOm residence at 1898
Westlake avenue, on a highly improved
lot, 125x150 feet; consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Parmenter is banker from Hold
enVile, Okla, and buys for an invest
ment.
7, block A, Westminster place, on the
west side of Western avenue, near
Fifth street, 6Ox15O feet, $2375. Mr..
Ragatz will build Immediately.
D. M. Shanks to Louis Heininger,
the nine-room residence at 1914 Wilton
place, lot 5Ox17S feet, for $4SOO. Bought
for a home.
F. ]. Carlisle to Mary F. Reynolds,
the beautiful nine-room residence at
639 New Hampshire street, lot 60X140
feet for $4,000. The lower floor of this
house is finished in solid oak and ma
hogany, and is altogether one Of the
most beautiful homes in the city. Mrs.
Reynolds buys for a permanent home.
Anna Leland to J. f. Carlisle, the
erly 25 feet of lot in block Z, Copenha-
gen tract, for $4,000 Sixty-six feet on
the west side of New Hampshire, near
Sixth street.
M. P. Gilbert to Minnie NJ. Hartigan,
lot SO wellington place, for $2500. The
buyer will improve Immediately with
residence to cost aoout $1,000.
c. D. Wagner to w. P. Logan, the
modern seven-room bungalow at 2164
West Twenty-ninth place, for $45O0.
Bought for a home.
E. H. and Mary e. Sprague to f. j.
Carlisle, lot and the south 20 feet of
lot s, in block 8, Copenhagen tract, for
$1,000. This lot is 7Ox150 feet on the
west side of Vermont avenue, just
north of wiltshire boulevard. Mr.. Car
Isle will improve Immediately with
residence costing $4,000.
Elizabeth r. Marley to a local invest
or, property at 1859 South Bonnie Brae,
lot 5Ox150 feet. for s7500
Louis Hinkleman to Fritz Werner,
the new and modern eight-room bunga-
low at 1914 Wilton place, for $500. Mr..
Werner buys for home.
James J. Mahoney to II. G. Spauld-
ing, lot 9, in block 8, Wiltshire Boule-
ward tract, for $S4OO. This lot is 70x120
feet, on the east side of Coronado, 70
feet north of Seventh street. Bought
for an investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Sales of Portable Houses

H. J. Brainerd, manufacturer and
builder of sectional and ready mado
porta BILE houses, 507 Chamber of Com
merce building, reports many callers
and much activity in the disposition of
his houses. He has sold a three-room
bungalow to e. w. Wheeler, Somerset
Acres, and a cottage to Mrs. Young of
Alhambra. He is shipping an office
building to the Outer Harboor and
Wharf company, San Pedro, and is fig
uring on many large contracts, includ-
ing buildings for a prominent gun club
and several buildings for one of the
leading oil companies. He has a model
of his house in his office, showing the
construction.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

cost $1,000.
G. A. Wetherby has let the contract
for the construction of his new six
room bungalow on the corner of Wal
nut street and Redondo avenue, to cost
$500.
d. M. Parkhurst is building five
room cottage on Damask avenue near
Plymouth, to cost $1,000.
A. f. Monroe is building a five-room
cottage and garage on Damask avenue
and South road.
Sales for the past week were: Anna
Norman, two acres on Palms street,
corner of Myrtle avenue, $125O; q. l..
Domuth, one acre on the corner OF
Patton street and Oak street. SAYS;
Alice NJ Brain, one acre on Lennox
avenue, $500; C. F. Clark, one acre on
Myrtle street, $3.50; Arthur w. Walter,
one acre on Eucalyptus street near
Lennox avenue, $500; C. C. Chamber
lain, one acre on Eucalyptus avenue
near Lennox avenue, $500; Henry Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
CONTRACT Is AWARDED;
$4,000 AGGREGATION

The general contract for the compile
tion of the Consolidated Realty COM
pany's six-story and basement rein
forced concrete building at the south
west corner of Sixth and Hill streets
has been awarded to Weymouth Gro
well, from the office of Architect Har-
rison Albright, Laughlln building, and
to date he has sublet the following por-
tions of the work:
The plumbing and heating to Thos
Haverty Co.; electric work to Foulkes-
Gaylord Co.; elevators, Llewellyn Iron
Works. painting, r. Arenz Co.; sky
lights and metal work, California Cor
nice Works; mail chute, L. r. Bedell
agent for the u. S. Mail Chute Co.
The marble and tile work and hard
ware have not been let
The general contract amounts to
5000 600
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

n ALTON & LONGLEY, who are
handling the lnglewood rancho,
Il report that the sales since the
property was placed on the market
eight months ago amount to 100000. In
addition to the sales there have been
sixty houses built by the purchasers,
and each week is adding numerous
residents to the list.
The population of the city of Ingle-
wood, including the Poultry colony ana
the Inglewood rancho, has doubled IN
the last eight months. This Increase
has made it necessary to install addi-
tional machinery to operate the new
domestic water plant. Harry Lee Mar
tin, manager of the Inglewood Water
company, says the new machinery is
being installed rapidly and is complete
in every detail which includes ZOO
horsepower Corliss steam engine,
Triplex pump with a capacity of 1900
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

gallons of water a minute, and an air
compressor which has a capacity of
100 gallons a minute.
The plans have been completed for
the erection of the new grammar
school building to cost 100000. 1t will
be located two blocks north of the
high school on Grevillea street.
White Wyandott farm has secured a
contract with one of the largest gro
Gerry firms in Arizona for the delivery
of 800 cases of eggs a year.
Those building are:
DR.. II. A. Putnam, nine-room resi-
dence on Mango street, at cost of
$4,000. The grounds as well as the
building will be complete in every de-
tail and will be one of the show places
on this popular street
Mrs. Lois Ely, a six-room bungalow
on Spruce street, to cost $1,000.
W. F. Biackledge has completed his
flve-room cottage in the Walnut tract
on the corner of Spruce street. It will
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
nY A SERIES Of purchases fr

nY A SERIES OF purchases from
y the Title Insurance and Trust
= company and twenty-five other
owners, the Los Angeles Investment
company has bought land in the south
west aggregating 713 acres. This, to-
gether with 230 acres previously pur-
chased. gives the company total of
943 acres in that vicinity. The price
paid ranged from $2500 down to 1925 an
acre.
The larger part of this land takes in
the top of the hill just west of the city,
extending from Forty-ninth street
south to Florence avenue. This prop
erty is one of the most beautifully To-
Gated suburban residence sites in the
county most of it overlooking both the
ocean and the city.
The land will be subdivided into
about 5000 lots, and the plans call for
about forty acres of sunken gardens
and parks. One hundred foot boule-
wards will be laid out through the prop
erty, connecting Los Angeles and Ven
ice, and from Hollywood south to In
gleWood and Redondo. The rest will be
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

lin, two acres on the corner of Ingle'
wood avenue and Winton street, 5000;
C. Severence, one acre on Oak street,
$3.50; Mrs. H. Lagorquist one acre on
Grevillea street, $475; Roy Basham
one acre on Palm avenue, $375; N
Amatusco, two acres on Willow street,
$1,000; Mrs. Viola Draper, one acre on
Patton street, $475.
M. G. Hilty, one acre on Palm street,
1925; Frank Morris, one acre on Ken
wood street, $500; Mrs. Susie Loar,
three acres on the corner of Winton
and Kenwood, $500; d. A. Bays, one
acre on Oak street, $3.50; Mrs. Alma
Hoffman, three acres on Oak street,
1880; Mrs. A. B. Conway, one acre on
Oak street. $3.50; Adam Winding, two
acres on Oak street, 5000; z. J. Bays,
one acre on Oak street, $3.50; j. F. Lew
is, two acres on Cedar street, $500; W.
T. Phillips, one acre on Oak street,
S450
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
citv Work at Iona Beach

The city council and board of pub
lie works of Long Beach have instruct
ed their city engineer to make plans
for the laying of several miles of new
outfall sewer, the old sewer having
been found to be defective and insult
ficient. Larger pipes will be used, and
several new districts will also be add
ed to the city sewer system. The work
will cost about S25000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
WRECKERS REMOVE
LAUREL APARTMENT

The Laurel apartment house, two
story frame structure on the west side
of Broadway just south of Seventh
street, is to be demolished. A class c
building is to be erected on the prem
ises at an early date. John H. Nor
ton is the owner of the property. Plans
have been arranged for.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
REALTY CONVENTION
COMMITTEES APPOINTED

OAKLAND, Aug. THE Oakland
Real Estate association is making
great preparations for the state con-
vention of real estate men, to be held
here August 12 to IA.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged, a great banquet will be held
and important business will be trans
acted. 1t is estimated that between
1000 and 5000 real estate men will as
semble.
An invitation has been extended by
Oakland to all real estate men,
whether members of the federation or
not, so that a great many outsiders
will probably be there.
The following committees have been
appointed
Ways and Means Committee-Hubert
Bryant. chairman; e. B. Bull, Thomas
e. Hayden, w. E. Brown, N. M. Cross
ley, c. A. Tyrrel, w. ]. Leimert, C. F.
Cole, r. ]. Montgomery, r. A. jack
son and K. H. Nickel
Banquet Committee-E. B. Bull,
chairman: George w. Austin, F. J.
Woodward, Roosevelt Johnson and c.
F. Cole.
Reception Committee-Hubert Bry-
ant, chairman; r. A. Jackson, o. r.
Hottie, Fl. l.. Holcornb, c. A Tyrrel,
George H. Vose and r. ]. Montgomery.
Finance Committee-W. J. Lay
nance, chairman; Wickham Havens
and A. H. Breed.
Convention and Entertainment Com
mittee-Frank X. Mott, chairman; r.
B. Bull. vice chairman; w. ]. Leimert,
C. A. Tyrrel and G. W. Austin.
Automobile and Transportation Com
mittee--G. B. NJ Gray. chairman; F.
F. Porter M. T. Minney. N. M. Cross
ley Frank j. Taylor and Hugh M.
Cameron.
Publicity Committee-G. c. Barn
hart, chairman: j. M. Perkins, K. H.
Nickel, T. e. Hayden and F. A. VIII.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

this will also be used as a dancing pa
vilion. The remainder of the roof will
be used as a roof garden.
The building sets back thirty five
feet from the street, affording with
the open court ample lawns, which are
to be improved with flower beds and
shrubbery. The entire Sixth street
front will have a pergola built of
natural wood with bark retained. The
completed building will cost approx
imately $55.0O0. Frank C, Hill, Wilcox
building. Los Angeles. is the owner.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
prenares to Gin Cotton

Joseph r. LOTUS is in Imperial val
lev, buying a cotton gin, which he ex-
meets to have in operation in OCTOBER
1t will be located at El Centro. MI, MI,
7 oftns is also plating Meloland ranch
into five and ten-acre tracts for orange
culture
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
For City Officials

REDLANDS, Aug. TX. c. Wells
has agreed to erect a suitable office
building to house the city officials OF
Redlands. 1t will be two story brick
building with plastered exterior ana
esnariallv fitted to meet the needs of
the public officials.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
BUILDING PERMITS
DURING SEVEN DAYS

Both in numbers and value the build
ing permits issued this week exceed
those issued in the similar week of
last year.
There were 16S permits granted this
week, valued at S244, 1856, as compared
with 134 in 1908, valued at $190,6S3.
The list is as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Gets $1,000 Contract

The Milwaukee Building Co.. Slt
Wright & Calender building mas i peen
awarded the contract tor tne -. =. ~ - "
os two-story ten-room residence at
eco Catalina street, for e. w Smith
of of Venice. The cost will be about
$11 900. .--.s--s
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Completes Santa Ana Plans

The Milwaukee Building company is
completing plans for two-story brick
office building for the Abstract & Title
Guarantee company of Santa Ana. The
lower floor will be equally divided for
a store and Offices for the company
the second story to be equipped for
apartments. The cost will be about
5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

TIME Hill Apartments, designed by
Architects Neher & Shilling, will
a embody the best modern ideas in
frame apartment house construction.
The style of architecture is modern
classic with a general effect of an
Italian villa. AS shown in the accom-
panying illustration, the building is to
be three stories in height, with large
open court, affording light and air to
the inner apartments. The corridors
of each wing terminate in balconies,
and above the main entrance porch is
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

William Richards, 220 Pine avenue,
Hollywood, has begun the erection of a
one story brick warehouse, 50X150
feet, at 1860 Industrial street for the
Dorsey estate, Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

It's as easy TO secure a bargain in a used
automobile, through want advertising, 1t
used to be-and still is-to secure a horse
ana carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Grand total ......................1es
Following is a report by wards from
Aueust 1 to August 6 inCluSiYe:
Saturdays Permits

Following are the permits issued from
the Office of the chief inspector of
buildings yesterday, classified accord
it,,r 10. rdG
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

vided with an ample lobby and thir
teen apartments. The lobby will be
finished in hardwoods with beamed
ceilings and paneled walls. Each of
the upper floors will contain fifteen
apartments of three-room. two-room
and one-room suites each, with kitchen
and private bath. A public bath will
also be provided on each floor. Prac-
tically every apartment has a bay WIN
dow, the rooms being 12x15 feet without
the bay window. A sun parlor Is
planned for part OF the roof. and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

large balcony accessible from four
apartments.
The building is now nearing compile
tion at Sixth and Burlington, Los An
geles. 1t will be frame construction
with plastered exterior on metal lath,
and cement holdings and ornaments.
The foundation will be reinforced con-
crete, this work now being under way.
partial basement will provide boiler
room for the steam heating plant,
vacuum CLEANING SYSTEM a truck and
laundry room. The first floor is pro-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DISTRICT THREE-Continued.

Miss Margaret Connel 525 Wesson ................
Miss Sarah Nicholson 81 Blackstone. .............
Mrs. Lockhard 1853 Fort Observation-Disclosures.
w Atkinson, l94 Rathbone
Mrs yetsngle. Is sire.
Mrs. H D. witkop 496 Lawndal ..........,........
Mrs Stella Merritt, 232 Blackstone. ..............
Mrs. Alice Stapfsh, az Herkimer
Mss LavIna Parsons 2SS Dearborn. .............,
Mrs. II. M Reed. eos Blackstone. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Albert Whttehorse, 26si Fort w..............
Alts David Long 2575 Fort
Mrs Chris Boehm 100 Beard.
Mrs Norman Duncan 22ss Fort N...................
Mrs II. G. Williams. 2432 Fort W....................
Miss Iva stowe. 444 Dragon.
Miss Beatrice Klmpston. sc Ceieron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Srs Ehrentrant, "a blackstone ...,........
Miss Stella A. Rowe, az Military .................
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DISTRICT SEVEN.

Mrs Mary Elbinger 81 Elmwood ...................E
Miss Maud Bennett 81 Elmwood.
Miss Eva Pelletier Sal Champsin
Mise Louise Dickson. $50 Clinton ..........I
Miss Julia LeBoe 461 Fort w.....................l
Miss Isohr. SGD Champaln
Miss Grace Mcmahon, rs Chene OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss Coletta Jarrait 65S clinton. .........L ..
Miss Mary Beauregard, 563 clinton ............
Miss Jenkins. Dubois Il
Miss Cora la Ascha GAS Congress SUPERINTENDENT
Miss Clara Reno b4l Congress Observation-Disclosures
Miss Sarah Reno, 43k Clinton
Miss Edna Iingemann 49, Clinton
Miss tucie Dunfont fT2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DISTRICT FIVE-Continued.

Miss Julia Meyer. 239 Canaeld w.................
bliss Alice Fitzpatrick. f05
MISS Bna NJ Carey, 200 Lincoln Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Daisy Britt. 80 Harrison.
MISS Georgia Rowe IL Jones
Miss Minnie Turner sSl Woodward. ...............
MISS Elizabeth Wallace So Common ..........
Mrs Rebecca Lee li3 Henry
Miss Emma Orr. 81 Washington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Bessie McDermott 4ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Jennie Ross so Adams w
Miss Alice Erwin $50 Twelfth.
Ms, rren Gardner ESQ Fourteenth
Miss Glenys Rose. 62b Twelfth
Miss Edith Mclean S21 Woodward .................
MISS gathering Karst Az Second.
Miss Eleanor Gum. 604 Second
Mrs Nancy Hall 1870 Michigan.
Miss McIaren 80 Hancock Observation-Disclosures.
Mss Dorothy Baker lss Aiexandrine w.............
Miss Mile Harris 80 Prentis .................
Miss Eleanor f. Ebere, 1913 Forest W...............
niay braun. z0s Harrison
Miss Marian Armstrong Smiley
Miss Edna v Seaman 2is Forest W ...............
Miss Miss Mar Mitchell g Branard .........
Miss Irene Cameron ks Adams Il ..,. :.
Mrs. Mrs. Frances Merritt II Columbia w............
Ms Josie |, Richmond tss Trumbull
Miss Rose Hawkins. 252 Park. ....................
MIS- Minnie Eise Me shoEt 4 iCs csss ,ah,,h
Miss Emma Decker. 4e3 Fourth Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Maud Gates. sss woodward
Miss Mabel Russell PAS Forest w. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Edward Warner. 459 Cass. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Horriett Callahan % Henry.
Miss } }s.rs E TonS llS Hen Henry
Mss Glaudie Parker Sot Grand River
Miss J Jennie sF sharman sy az .rrhrd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DISTRICT TWO.

Miss Cora Hahn. 907 Humboldt Observation-Disclosures.
Miss =EeEeaes= Dickinson
Miss Henrietta Storm Wexford. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss venetta Hoehn Linwood .........,...........l
Miss Mabel Hagcman. SEQ Kirby W..................
Miss Eva Crane $50 vnewood. .....................
Miss Emily Thomas. 770 Twenty fourth ............
Mrs. q. L. Arnold 22s Wexford Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Ethel NJ James 97l Roosevelt ...............
Miss CLARA alatthes. 1871 Twenty eighth.
Miss Alice Schlickenmeyer 953 Scotch. ..........t
Miss Rosie oBrien. 81 Tillman
Miss Comle Cootes, sic Sixteenth.
Miss Estee Black. 2Sl Linwood Observation-Disclosures.
Miss May Milage. ls7 Twenty-eighth ..............I
Miss Helen Marten, Ell Maybury.
Mrs, Louise Erase, 1876 Jackson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Margaret Lang, 1877 buchanan. ..............l
Miss Edith Walker 9s1 Warren W......g...........l
Mrs. j. ii. sanderson. 1893 Warren w..............l
Mrs. A. g. Patterson, 1895 Warren W..........
Mrs. John Strongman 1175 Warren W...............l
l.. j.. Burns 1874 Kirby W.....................I
Mrs. NJ y. Williams Warren W.....................l
Mrs. VIM. H. Hbler. ll3l Kirby Northumberland.
Mrs. w. f. Mgan, il44 Hudson. ......,..........
Mrs. Robert Wright so Hooker.
Miss Felicia Crawford. 1914 MaybGry
Miss Brooks. 4O5 sixteenth. ....s...........
Miss Alice Needham. 7e7 Humboldt ................
Miss Lulu Dean zoe " arren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Evelyn Hickey $50 Linden. .................
Miss M. w sls s So rwenty
Mis- Me- Var w3r'ei ;iv diop =, =, WS WARREN
Miss clara Ruhimqn 1895 vinewood ..:.......I
Miss Edns foSinson 7ss Roosevelt;
Miss E esp ,G"ss Donald si M s
MRS. Charles Ssa Hf BeoPGsss 80 svst
r. Padneld, STA McGraw.
Miss Blanche Ellsworth. $50 Myrtle.
Miss Amelia Paray 1873 Thrtynfth. ............,....l
Miss q. T. KinniburRh, III Magnolia.
Miss Y. Wick, 1852 Warren W,..................l
Miss Ella Carnsey. 1874 Tw enty- third
Misc Eiona Andre 726 EoosI welt
Crs. Chas 73s Humboldt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Alice serviss 773 Humboldt Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Alice MeedEsm ,6T Humboldt .............
Mics Mary stnson. 1873 Grand River...............
Mrs. Edith Clark. s5I Humboldt Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Alice NJ hlaSkms,. se6 seyenteenth ..........
Miss Lillian Mead 500 Sixteenth. ..................l
Mrs. IT, Green. az Macarthur
MIS- MIS- = Baxt W.,S est isSh s,
Roy Hanna. 1z46 Vinewood