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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES

PASADENA, March 12.-Bids for the
construction of the new engine house
at the corner of Pasadena avenue and
Hurlbut street will be opened by the
city commissioners next Tuesday morn
ing at IL o'clock. The structure is to
be of two stories combined brick and
framework. Bids for plumbing. gas
fitting and electrical work win be re-
ceived. separately. Architect Joseph j.
Blick drew the plans.
Philip H. Stone of North Marengo
avenue, who with his family was called
to the home of his mother Mrs. c. NJ.
Stone of st. Johnsburg, Vt, has tele-
graphed friends in this city announc-
ing her death and that of his sister,
Mrs. c. l.. GOodell Of New Britain,
Conn. Both women arc well known in
Pasadena, having passed several sea-
SONS here of late years.
Mel Trotter who has been called the
greatest evangelist in America will
speak in this city twice next Sunday.
The first meeting will be at am after
noon service in the First Methodist
church, and in the evening he viii ad-
dress an audience in the South Fair
Oaks avenue mission of the Christian
EndeaVor society. He will be assisted
by Harry L. Parks, musical director OF
the Los Angeles Y. NJ G. a, and the
glee club of the Pasadena association.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
PARTY MANAGERS ANXIOUS
TO HAVE BALLOT ALTERED
Action Taken by City Clerk Expected
to Result in Much Con-
fusion

PASADENA, March 12.-Although II
is certain that City Clerk Heman
Dyer followed the law in compiling
the official ballot, it is nevertheless
extremely distasteful to the managers
of both parties, and an attempt will
be made to secure authority for u
change which will make a regular
party division. Many ballots will, it
is believed, be invaldated under the
present arrangement through voters
marking a cross in the wrong square
and unconsciously voting for two men
for the same office.
The matter will be referred to As
sistant City Attorney Paul Honberger
for a final decision, which probably
will be given tomorrow or Monday
Precinct managers for the Farley
campaign have been selected, the list
being as follows Precinct one, George
Daniels; two, Willis j. Morrison; three,
L. d. Allin; fourth, j. w. Allin; five,
w. Fl. Korstian; six, George Berton-
neau: seven, DR.. A. D. S. Mccoy;
eight, j. w. Chick; nine, l.. H.
Turner: ten, J. II. Dorm; eleven, c. w.
Rhodes. twelve, Walter Richardson;
thirteen, w. S. Harbert fourteen, A.
j. Toolen; fifteen, f. T. off; sixteen,
G. A. Bowden; seventeen. Benjamin
luncheon.
City Clerk Dyer and his assistants
are today working on the new list of
polling places, in which a number Of
changes are made from the old list used
at the Presidential election last fall.
An entirely new set of election officers
will be drawn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
REDLANDs BREVITIEs

REDLANDS, March 12.-The report
was circulated here yesterday that the
two gas and lighting companies were
about to reach an agreement, and the
report was as good as confirmed by
officials of the two companies. The
new agreement is that the Edison COM
pany will hold full sway as to the
electricity, while the Home company
win control the gas field
John White. who is said to have
forged the name of ivory Wall few
weeks ago in Redlands by cashing a
money order at the postoftice, has beeu
arrested in Yuma, AriZ. and awaits
trial by federal authorities. 1t is
claimed confession has been made
by White. Wall. who recently was
arrested for disturbing the peace and
sent to the county jail. was released
Wednesday. Officials are unable to fird
him, but the trial Of White will go on.
A little unnecessary trouble was
caused the Santa Fe road yesterday by
mischievous boys who loosened the
brakes of a caboose and three cars
that were on the siding and the train
at the end of the sixth block left the
track. No damage was done, but it
required tWenty-four hours hard WORK
to place them back on the track.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
ROAD HOG IN COURT
AGAINST REAL HOG

LONDON, March 12.-That the motor
ist is not the only road hog has just
been proved in an amusing case in the
court of appeal here.
The owner of a motor car sued the
owner of large, fat hog for damages
caused by a complication of circum-
stances. 1t seems that the hog was
thoughtlessly sleeping in the center of
a public road near Truro in Cornwall,
when a horse and cart and the motor
approached. Reused by the pounding
of the horses hoofs on the road and the
footing of the automobile horn, the old
hog. slowly and laboriously, struggled
to his feet.
When human beings are in the way
of the motor car nowadays they lose no
time in scrambling to place of safety.
Not so this particular Cornwall hog.
He had his own ideas on the right of
way.
If was at this point in the narrative
that the court evidence became anus
ing. and incidentally, conflicting. 1t is
NOT easv TO tell from the testimony just
what the hog really did If we are TO
believe some of the witnesses he is
master of bag of tricks that would
entitle him to place in Ringling's cir
Gus. The consensus of opinion was
that the hog refused to bulge from his
nosition in the center of the road. one
witness contented himself with saying
that the animal "snorted" at the on
coming motor car. Another declared
htat the hog parked several times
at it.
1t was neither of these actions, how
ever. which was responsible for the
co1rt action Evidently "Snorting,"
barking" hogs are everyday sights in
Cornwall Finding his defiant gruntS
of no avail the hog actually sat up on
his launches, with his front feet in
the air. Such an exhibition of clever
ness was too much for the horse at
tached to the cart, and he SHE'D across
the road. One witness said he thought
the horse was trying to emulate the
trick of the hog, but the others who
were called refused to be drawn on the
psychology of the animal
When the horse SHE'D the motor was
close behind and in attempting to avoid
a collision the driver ran his machine
into a stone wall. One witness face
tiously remarked that he thought the
motor was trying to go both horse ana
hog one better, and turn back somer-
Sault.
The plaintiff based his case in court
on the fact that the defendant had oc-
cupied the public highway with some
thing dangerous. The court, however
refused to believe that the hog was
really dangerous. The lord justice re-
marked that "a man can sit down by
the roadside when he is tired, why
shrould not a hog?'
Upon a witness being called who gave
the hog an excellent character, judg-
ment was given for the defendant.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
AUTO TURNS TURTLE,
CHAUFFEUR INJURED
CITIZEN OF LONG BEACH IN
MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT
Doctor in Machine with Man Attends
Him and Takes Him to Hos
pitaI for Treat
ment
No. 4 Pine Street.
Phone Home 260
Especial to The Herald. ]

LONG BEACH, March 12.-Tom +.
Rice, prominent young man of Long
Beach, was injured severely this morn
ing in an accident that occurred while
he and several friends were on their
way to San Diego in three automo-
biles. Rice was in his car and was
accompanied by DR.. A. c. Sellery.
In Brae canyon a mishap to the
steering gear took the car out of the
chauffeurs control and it went off the
road into a deep ditch and turned tur-
tie. DR.. Sellery was uninjured, but
Rice was caught under the machine
and one leg was broken in two places.
DIR. Sellery was able to attend him.
The injured man was placed in the
hospital soon afterward
The party of autoists left here at
$3.50 O'Clock this morning. Frank Kirk
patrick and wife were in one car ana
J. V. Helvey and wife in another.
Kirkpatrick returned to this city this
afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
Weather Conditions
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES

NEBENZAHL- MARKS-Joseph Henry Neben-
zahl, age 81 native Of New York, and Sylena
Marks, age 2l native of Canada; residents
of Los Angeles.
CRAYTON-GRAPE-Ha r. Crayton, age ~,
native of Ohio, and Hattie A. Grape, age ",
native of Germany residents Of Los Angeles
HAMILTON -BUELIs-Roy II. Hamilton, age
20, native of illinois, and Leila NJ Buell., ago
90 native of South Dakota; residents of Los
Angeles.
OGILVIE-ARIAS-Ge L. ogilve, age 2S'
native of Nova Scotia, and Bisenta Arias.
age 49, native of California; residents of Los
Angeles.
BISHOP P-LAWRENCE- Bishop. age %,
native of Illinois, and Marie Lawrence, age
l6. native of Utah: residents of Los Angeles.
PARKER ER-Arthur Parker, age 81
native of Mississippi and resident OF San
Francisco, and Lillian C. Richter, age l6,
native of Alabama ard resident OF bakers
field.
NEGRO-KEARNS-Joh Montenegro,
age % native of California, and Mary
Kearns, age 10, native OF Canada; residents
OF Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13

MOULDEN--Roxe Moulden, 80 years. ma
tive of North Carolina, 1875 East Fltty-
second street: peritonitis.
sHAFER-A Shafer. 80 years, native OF
Russia county hospital: tuberculosis
I.EWIS-Mary Lewis 70 years. native OF
England 22S0 Hunter street; carcinoma,
HYRE-Mollie O. Hyre, % years, hatlNe .,
New York. 235. South Figueroa street;
heart disease
KocH-Henrietta Ruth Koch. years, ma
tive of California, 1885 Court street
tuberculosis. 400
FIrI,IER-Chares II. Fuller, 6S years. fZS
West Forty-sixth street; heart disease
METZGER-Clara MetZger, 81 years nauEe
of Ohio. Clara Barton hospital' c"'e'
noma , te
FALCoNER-Martha Frances taieoner,
years native CT California, llO2 East
sixteenth street; nephrtis
SHOOK-Gadys Shook. 7 months naive "t
California 1885 Lacy street: pnenmon-a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
SCORES BUSINESS MEN FOR
NOT SUPPORTING COMPANY

SAN BERNARDINO, March 12.-The
annual inspection of company X, n.
G. c.. was held last night by Col.
Thomas Wilhelm U. S. A. The COM
rany was found to be in much better
shape than it has been for some years,
but Colonel Wilhelm scored the busi-
ness men of the city for lack of sup
port accorded the company and said
that it was not appreciated. He
thought the people of the city should
lend their support to the company in
more liberal fashion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
SAN PEDRO
Correspondent Home 372.
Circulation Ie5 9th st. :.
BUYERS APPEAR ANXIOUS
TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE

SAN PEDRO. March 12.-Many
strangers were seen on the streets here
today and the real estate men were
busy showing property to prospective
buyers. The PROSPECT for the consol-
idation with the city of Los Angeles
is given as the reason for the increased
interest in property.
An investor was reported to have
taken an option on property on Broad
way, Los Angeles, on condition that
the consolidation with San Pedro was
effected. Some such sentiment seems
to prevail among the inquirers who
are viewing San Pedro realty from an
investment standpoint. as the state
ment was made many times today
II want to buy something at San Pc
dro if 1t unites with the great city of
Los Angeles"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED
VIOLATION OF LIQUOR LAW

LONG BEACH. March 12.-George
Ramsey. of Anaheim street and Walnut
avenue. John Yribarne of Anaheim and
Temple and L. Lauricello of Anaheim
and Redondo, three alleged blind pig
gers, were arrested this afternoon by
Deputy Constable Cason and Detect
ives Duni and Maehl of the district at
torneys office.
The detectives claim to nave pur,
chased liuuor at the places maintained
bv the men. No liquor except a small
amount of beer was found in their
places today, and the officers believe
they were informed in some way that
the raid was to be made.
The men gave $500 bond each.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
ZEAL FOR IMPROVED
ROADS IS UNABATED
GOVERNORS BILL WILL CUT
NO FIGURE
Los Angeles County Expected to vote
Against State Measure, HaV-
ing Her Own Bonds
to Meet
Special to The Herald ]

PASADENA, March 12.-There VIII
be no let up in the good roads move
ment in Los Angeles county because
the governors good roads bill may
pass, according to the statements mace
today by c. d. Daggett, chairman OIL
the commission.
made to push the work on the 325 miles
of highway covered by the bond issue
of 'ast summer. 1t is possible that the
people will defeat the bill when II
comes to vote next summer,
Local advocates of the FOOD roaas
move ment. moreover, are confident the
bill will not pass, as practlcaily Ihe
whole voting strength of Los Angeles
county. where one-ffth Of the taxes for
the proposed bond issue would have to
be paid, will probably vote against the
measure, as the county has its own
bonds to meet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
COME FROM LOS ANGELES TO
BOOM THE LOCAL CHAMBER

SAN BERNARDINO. March PA
large audience at the opera house was
addressed this evening by President
Willis H. Booth and Secretary Frank
Virgins of the Los Angeles chamber
of commerce. The visitors came under
the auspices of the local chamber of
with a view TO building up
the local organization, which is now
launching a live membership campaign.
Several local citizens also addressed
the meeting, which was most enthusi-
astic one. There is a great awakening
of the civic spirit here and this meet
ing was along that line.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA BREVITIES
Office 315 N Sycamore.
Home Phone 316.

SANTA ANA, March John r.
Keene, confessed burglar who
broke into Hawleys gun store last
month and stole thirty-tWo revolvers,
was to have been sentenced this morn
ing. but his case was continued at his
earnest request in order to allow him
time to make a showing of previous
good character by telegraphing TO his
home in Cleveland for the necessary
vouchers. Keene tells a very plausible
story and has favOrably impressed the
district attorney.
Clyde Taylor, charged with stealing
an automobile from Judge Towner the
night of March 4, today was arreigned
and he pleaded not guilty. Monday his
trial viii be set. Taylor is said to have
been in trouble very many times here
An interlocutory decree of divorce
was granted this afternoon to F. b
Williams against Carrie Williams. The
parties reside here.
Ten acres of strawberries Will be
planted by Japanese at El Modena this
sea son. The Klondyke strawberry,
variety little grown here. Is used.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
CITY to Buy Harbor Frontage

LONG BEACH, March 12-E. G..
DEMO. as attorney for the chamber of
commerce. was instructed last night to
prepare an optional contract between
the Los Angeles Dock and Terminal
company and the city for the purchase
of 5000. GOO worth of harbor water
frontage. This contract, after having
been examined by w. L. Campbell, at
torney for the dock company, and S.
G. Long, city attorney. will be pre-
sented to the city council, with a
recommended tion of the commission that
the purchase be made. 1t is estimated
that the construction of wharves will
cost S35 900
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
CHIEF OF POLICE OBSERVES
HIS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

PASADENA. March 12.-Chief of
Police H. H. Favour and his wife cele-
brated today the nineteenth anniver-
sary of their wedding by giving the
ater party in Los Angeles to close
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cline BEING
their guests.
Mrs. Favour before her marriage was
Miss Shirley Straw, daughter of Leroy
Straw, principal of the high school in
Saco, Me. They were married in
Boston.
Capt. John A. Murray, an old in
innate of Chief Favour when the latter
was a member of the Boston police
force, has been visiting in the city dur
ing the past week He is captain OF
the Cambridge, Mass, police force.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
To Celebrate Anniversary

REDONDO BEACH. March 12.-
Neptune lodge. Knights of Pythias,
has planned to celebrate the second
of the lodge with a full
dress bail to be given in the pavilion
April Is. Eighty invitations have been
extended to Southern California lodges.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments is composed Of G. J. Creller, G..
u. Campbell, d. f. ToWne, j. Nc
Nulty, Earl Whiteside and l.. Nj
LIaopslaI
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
REDONDO BEACH
1O6 S. Pacific Ave. Phone 1O6'
Correspondent Phone so.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MAKES
RECORD IN PASSING LAWS

REDONDO BEACH, March 12.-The
board of trustees of HermOsa Beach
met last night and set a new mark for
the passing of ordinances. For the oc-
casion the city engineer had prepared
twenty-nine ordinances which were
duly passed upon. The reading of the
document lasted over a period of six
hours. Each ordinance provides for
the establishment of a grade on one
of the through streets. all of which are
to be highly improved.
The resignation of r. G. Louck, the
city attorney, was accepted and f. l..
Perry was appointed to fill the va
canCy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
SAN BERNAR.DINC
oface 5Os Third street.
Phones: Home S75. Sunset Main i6S.
TRY CHINO RANCHER
ON MURDER CHARGE
KILLING FOLLOWED DRUNKEN
BOUT AT WINERY
Whitehead Takes the Stand in His
Own Defense-All Were lntox-
cated at the Time of
Shooting

SAN RERNARDINO March 12.-The
trial of J. e. Whitehead, the Chino
rancher charged with the murder of his
neighbor, Charles Fuhro, began this
morning in the superior court. The
men. with others. had been drinking
at winery and all were intoxicated
when the shooting occurred.
Whitehead is being defended by At
torneys McNab and Pittman, and a
hard fight will be made to save him.
The defendant took the stand this
afternoon in his own defense, but did
not make a showing that. as it is
thought, will help his case materially
with the Jury
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
CHARGES withdrawn

LONG BEACH, March 12.-At the
request of Mrs. Owen stevens war
rant issued for the arrest of her hus-
band was quashed today by Justice
Brayton. Mrs. Stevens said, when she
applied for the warrant. her pouse had
gone away after stealing lot of her
iewelry. The woman located her hus-
band, who is an old soldier, in Po-
mona Monday before Constable Haw-
kins was able to serve the warrant
and q reconciliation was effected.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
SCHOOLS AT REDoNDo
OBSERVE ARBOR DAY

REDONDO BEACH, March 12.-Ar-
Dor day was fttinglyy observed today
especially this afternoon, when a
splendid program was carried out by
the public schools. Interesting and
instructive addresses We're made by
former Governor II. II. Markham and
G. Fl. Burnett. a splendid musical
program was also highly appreciated
by the large audience. After the eX-
ercises the various classes each planted
O..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
PETITIONS TO BE PLACED ON
TICKET AS AN INDEPENDENT

SAN BERNARDINO, March 12-J. c.
Cole has filed petition for the placing
of his name on the municipal ticket as
a candidate for councilman from the
First ward. He will make the race as
an independent candidate and will re-
ceive liberal amount of support from
a large wing of the Republican and
Democratic parties as against the regu-
lar nominees. The Democratic nomi-
nee will be his strongest opponent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
Ends Life Dramatically

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-Just
as Louis Boehm was closing his butch
er shop tonight, on Sixth street, man
rushed into the place, seized a long
knife and cut his throat from ear to
ear He died few minutes later. In
his pocket was found a card with the
name George Evans on it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
Band to Give Concert

LONG BEACH. March 12.-The first
concert by the Wiley band will be
given Sunday afternoon in the beach
music shell. This band will be sup
ported by individual subscriptions, the
city also giving 800 a month. Free
concerts will be given daily for the
entertainment of visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13

Mrs. w. s. Peabody of Denver has
been called Mother of the Mesa Verde
National Park" This park contains
the most interesting remains of the cliff
dwellers that have been discovered, and
Mrs. Peabody is largely instrumental in
tie bpinp made n national park
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
Nepvs From Neig11bOri1lg Cities
PASADENA

CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
f7oTns 1855 sunset zt4o
Correspondent. i45 5. f.os Robles Ave:
cay-Both Phones So. Night--f- lme 26SS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
CARPET CLEANING

PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Incorporated. w. C. CLINE, president,
Ss3 s Olive st. Tel. Home F2SS0 Sunset
Main s17 9-1S-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT

NEW YORK CITY, March 11.-Forty-two
cars oranges and four cars lemons solu
Stronger and higher on navels; hrm on goou
stock lemons Cool, favorable.
NAVELS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13

PHILADELPHIA. March 12-Ten cars nav
els, Jafas, mixed car and one
lemons sold. Weather favorable. The
market is unchanged navels; lower on lem
Eleven track. Seven cars Flor
ida oranges sold. Good stock averaged about
s2.S5. Five thousand boxes of Sicily lemons
will be offered for sale next Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
Tn Enund Hosnital

BERNE. switzerland, March l2.-Airs a. G,
vanderbilt of New York has donated $1,000 to
found a childrens' hospital at Lausanne
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
BIRTHS
BOYS

BAIRD-To James s. and Minerva Bard
$40 Vincent street.
BURNS-To Roy l.. and Nell M. Burns ZOs
West Thirty-second street
THURMAN-To George E. and Mary Ihur-
man, 72S Crocker street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
DENTISTS


DIR, BACHMANN, 205-G Majestic Theater
Bldg, s45 S. Bdway. F56sl, Main 1916. tt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
The WEATHER


Los ANGELES. March IL, 1909.
Time7 Bar. Trher Huml windyel. Weather
= ;. m. m. ssia sS.Is 60 y y" Clear.
Maximum temperature, &C.
Minimum temperature, 40
Rainfall past "a hours, none
Rainfall for season, 16, 40 inches.
Rainfall last season to date, 1913 inches
Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.--The weather Is
clear over the entire Pacific slope. The pres
sure Is above the normal and there are no m
dcations yet of the approach of a disturb
anoe from the sea, The winds, however, VIII
probably change to south and the cloudiness
increase. Conditions for Sunday are uncertain.
The temperature has risen over most OF
the coast.
Forecast
Los Angeles and viclnity-Fair saturday.
light northwest wind changing to west.
San Francisco and vicinity--Fatr SATURDAY
with fog in the morning; light south winds
changing to brisk west.
Santa Clara valley, Sacramento valley and
San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday; light south
winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
BIooDS--HALvEs
Squaw, xf Pattes & Lett.......,....s... i,eo
LEMONS
on Honor &c. I.enongrove II. q. A. Lem l..s
standard Growers. same ...,....a,..,'..,' lbo

BLooDs--IALvEs
squaw, xf., Pattea Lett.,.s....'.s..'... i.oV
LEMONS
standard Growers. same .......,...,..,'..,' l'bo
CINCINNATI. March i2.-weather cool,
lemons and three cars Florida oranges sold
There are four cars on track. Florida Brlghts
sold from ss,lO to ss.so, Russets from s2'2S to
81 90
Orlole, V. G.. Ft. Ex., Fillmore. ...,..,.... l.So
Greyhound, S. A. TT. EN-, Claremont'''.'' ~
Golden Flower, xf. Red. G. o. ASSN. 100
Golden Gate, Sc" same ..,.''.'.','''.'''''' $50
Mission. S. r. Tt En-, Santa 3arbara... 2.OS
Festival. S. 7. FIT. Ex., Santa Barbara. l.7O
NEW YORK CITY. March 12,-Twenty.two
cars navels, one car lemons and one mixed
car sold Market rather dull ON navels. due
to the close of the week buyers cleaning up.
Weather clear and favorable.
Extra fancy navels sold from s2.o5 to $500
average $2.45.
Extra choice navels sold from $40 to s2.7o'
average S2.15.
Choice navels sold from $40 to s2,55. aver
Fancy lemons sold from s22o to s2.s5, aver
age $3.50.
. Extra y o9oic' lemons 'i-s' to 'si'' average
CLEVELAND. March 12-weather cool
Market unchanged. Seven sold, twelve
cars on track.
NAVELS
Pico. s T. TT. Ex., Whittier. / 10
Alhambra s r Ft Fx o. Aalhambra. .. 20
Violet. d. NJ Ft, Ex,, Monrova......... go
Jasmine, D. NJ Ft Ex,. Monrovia ....... 200
Blue Globe Riv. TT Ex., Riv.............. 225
Red Globe Riv Ft Ex Riv............. 2. 10
Pepper, or, Riv. Ft. En-. Riv.............2.16 10
Cal Oranges, Riv Ft. Ex., Rv........ 1.S5
swan Riv Ft Ex Riverside, ,............ ]. So
Grafton xf.. Red. G. O. Assn. 2 so
Conqueror xc, Ind +. Co.................. /. %
LEMONS
Arab. s A. Ft. Ex, San Dimas. 2so
Duck s. A. Ft Ex San Dimas. 2. .05
Horseshow ......... ........................ 1.S5
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Oranges. Lemons Total.
Thursday March II . 1s9 16 205
Total to date this season. .1001S 1899 HIP
Te.al same date last season. 1896 1911 1l506
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13
GIRLS
DEATHS

EILDERs-To Charles l.. and Marie
Elders, Hotel Rowan.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-13

| PITTSBURG March 12.-Six cars sold
! twelve on track. Market is steady on both
navels and lemons, Weather favorable.