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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
st. Louis General MARKET.

ST. LOUIS April u.-WHEAT-Futures
lower; May, Si.09&e; July H.025sQl.0S Cash
weak; track No. red $l.l69l.l6l5; No.
hard, 81. .10lS0L1L
CORN-FuIures lower; May, SEC; July,
619sc. Cash steady; track No. 2, 6o@6lc; No.
white, 6S96S1sc
OATS-FutuFes lower; May, 41hc; July,
s9c. Cash steady; track No ?, H1Ac; No. 2
white, 46c
RYB-NOminal SO1kc.
FLOUR-Dull; red winter patents, S5.4Oo
6S0; extra fancy and straight. SA6545.50;
hard winter clears, SS.154p4.O0.
SEED-Timothy f30002O
CORNMEAI-S39
BRAN-Dull; sacked, east track, 1880
los
HAY-Unchanged; timothy, S16,OOals95;
prairie, Sl2 60614OO
IRON COTTON TIES-90c.
BAGGING-6;Sc.
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, lower: jobblng,
$500 Lard, lower; prime steam, yl3 400
1850. Dry salt meats, Unchanged boxed,
extra shorts, lA15; clear ribs, SlAT6;- short
clears, S5l216 Bacon, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, ts.75; clear ribs. $i6.Sh; short
clears. Sl662lA
PoULTRY-Firm; chickens, l6c; springs.
SOC; turkeys. 2lc; ducks, Ice; geese, &c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, E9S3c.
ECGS-Steady, 20Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Cattle Show an Increase, While Hogs
and Sheep Are Off.
CATTLE OPEN WITH FAIR RUN
Hogs Are DOubIy BeRrish and Re-
ports from the East Are DiseOur-
aEinE-ProvisiOn Mar
ket Lower, 81

The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha TOT
the year to date compared with last year
1910. 1909 Inc. Dec,
Cattle .s.'..s......s6lbVt 19G1lE SN''" a.. .as.ce
Hogs ............. ga Gle 77956 los w
Sheep ..............4229 $50 476,4S9 ...... bhosO
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons;
pate 1910. llyos. .llSCS 1887 .l1sos. iSO5. 1904
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Com mOditfes.


COmmOdItfes.
NEW YORK, April 1.-FLoUR-M Market
quiet and lower to sell; spring patents, S5. 80
Qp5.80 winter straights G G2605.35; winter
winter extras, No. !. sa.s0G4sO; winter ex-'
tras, No. 2, H.3O9445; Kansas straights,
S5.00@5,20. Receipts, 1880 bbls.; shipments,
i4SsS u S b6ls. Rye flour. steady fair 70 good
CORNMEAL--Quiet; fine white and yell
low, A.45gi.5O coarse, N.9O@1.4o; kiln dried
RYE-NominaI; No. western, 5s1hc (. o.
b. New York.
wHEAT-spot market easy; No. 2 red,
N;22 c. T. f.; No. northern, 1.2S9s, T. o. b.
declined under heavy selling as a result
of rains In Kansas, predictions of more
HnSsteea unset weather s ana lew rev ofteripss ing snd
prices were 1ss@2c net lower. May, S1195zD
l.20h. closed at S1.19h; July, S1.l2A@lM
% Reeeipts, $50 bu. shpments' ifeO lio1S4 t bG
CORN-Spot market steady steamer,
e254e, and No. 4. 5sho, both elevator export
afloRt option market was quiet and
easier with wheat, closing at hq1bc net
Decline May slossd as AZ 3, S1o S
shipments, 06S bu.
OATS-Spot market quiet;t mixed oats
SS to sz pounds nominal natural white
TO A. pounds. 47@61hc. Option market was
without transactions. closing nominal. Re-
CelplA, bLsbE0 Du.
HAY-Steady.
| HOPS-Firm. ~
LEATHER-Firm.
PRoVIsIoNs-Porlt, easy; mess, $3.50;
| family, S27O0Q27. 30; short clear, $4,000
$3.50. Beef, steady; mess, Sl6'00q1600
family. sls,OOQls. 90; beef hams. S24.Oo92eOO
Cut meats, quiet; picked bellies, 10 to Il
lbs, S16.50Q17O0; picked hams. SIS 90
Lard weak; middle west prime Sls9Og
l4.O0; refined, easy; continent, SlA45: South
America, Sl6.25; compound, Sl0G5010,60.
TALLoW-Steady; prime city hhds., 71Sc;
country, 7ls@7nc.
RICE-Steady: domestic, SD61kc.
BUTTER-Strong; creameries, S3c; extras,
s2c; third to first, 25QDS1c; held, common,
| to special, 24d3i; state dairy, common to
| finest, a4GjSle; process, 24d26c; western fac
/ tory, 22G23c; western initiation creamery,
| 2S1h@25c
6HEESE-Irresular old state, full cream,
specials, l7lz@lse; fancy, l7he; good 20
| prime, 16hQpl6Ac; new state, best, l4hc1
common TO fair, l29lstzc skins, old, i21h
| 6l3c.
EGGS-Easier; packed extra firsts. 2sc I;
! flrsts 221kQ22%c; southern regular packed,
| firsts. 22422Ac
PoULTRY-Dressed. dull; fowls, 15Q
| lS1kc; turkeys, 1T42Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
stock in sight.

Receipts of live stock at the five princi-
pal markets yesterday:
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
DIRECTORS CLOSE
BANK IN BROOKLYN
Loans Made by Former Man
agement Held TO Be
Unsafe.

NEW YORK. April 5-After a stormy
session last night in the office of State
Superintendent Of Banks Cheney. ex-
aminers today assumed charge of the
Union Bank Of Brooklyn and its sew
cral branches
The bank has q paid in capital stock
Of SI.000.O00 with individual deposits ag-
gregating more than S8.O00.OO0 Former
City Comptroller Edward NJ. Grout is
president Of the corporation.
superintendent Cheney today issued
the following signed statement regard
ing the affairs Of the bank:
As a result OF aB examination the
Union Bank OF Brooklyn. just COM
pleted by the banking department, a
meeting Of its directors was held last
evening TO consider whether the bank
was not in an uncafe condition because
of certain Of its assets, for the charac-
ter of which the present management Is
OF responsible.
"After. deliberation the board reached
Il conclusion that the bank should not
continue in bUsiess- The board accord
fqlv requested the superintendents Of
banks TO take pOssessIo- PersuanJ 10
that request, and the provisions Of the
bankin- law. the superintendent has
take possession OF the property and
business Of the corporation No further
statement will be made until the inven-
tories have - completed
Cheney refused to discuss the char
acteraCter Of the doubtful assets and
the officials OF the bank were equally
reticent- It is intimated that the bank
Examiners, in making their TeSUlar eX-
animation. found that large sums had
been loaned on paper which they did
not believe was safe These loans, il is
said, were made during a former admin
istration in the bank.
The Union Bank with its many
branches. was one Of the best known
of the smaller banks in the Borough OF
Kings.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
FUNERAL TOMORROW
FOR MRS. MCKNIGHT
AGED Resident of District Will Be
Buried From Sons
Home.

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie z. Nc
knight. the oldest member OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, viii be held tomorrow
afternoon at ? o'clock from the residence
OF her son. W II. Mcknight. 1919 Q street
northwest Mrs. Mcknight died at her
sons home Sunday following an illness OF
one year, the result OF a fall.
The Rev. DR.. Kelly. pastor OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. will offlciate. and
burial will be in Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs Meningitis nephews VIII serve as
pallbe8rers.
Mrs Mcknight was born I'm this city In
1925 and resided here all her life. She was
the daughter Of Anthony Preston. first
elder of the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Besides her son, Mrs. Mcknight is sur
vived by two sisters, Miss Susan Preston
and Mrs Charles A Shafer
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
$4,000 SEAL CATCH.

HALIFAX. April 5.-After a voyage
hat covered 20Oo0 miles the Halifax
sealing schooner Latooka, Captain Ryan.
has returned to port Her catch Of
seals is valued at $4,000 The Latoola
went further south than latitude 60
and touched AT Islands said not TO have
been visited for eighty years before.
She Is the first Of the feet 70 return
from southern waters.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF The CONDITION
of the
lAth Street Savings Bank

Al Washington. in the District ot Columbia
al the close Of business. March p. 1910
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
Washfngton GimR8
Want Ads
Branch Agencies

whero your ad will be taken at
Office rates.
NORTHWEST.
Butts Pharmacy. 4th & Mass ave. n. W.
Hornung's Pharmacy eth & n sts. \; w
GoIdenberg's Dept. Store, 7th s. X sts. NV.
Cessford's. 9Th & u sts n ".
Howard. +. D.. 18th & W SITS \. ".
s Aann, Sons & Co Dept. Store. sth 4
MattingIy's Pharmacy. 18th & L sts. n. "
Maltby's Pharmacy. 1857 Calvert 81. n W
Nicols Pharmacy. 18th & Pa ave. y. "
Paul Pearson, 18th s.. & Fla ave. n ".
CUiEiey-s Pharmacy, Zlst & 9 sts. N "
Eeh's Pharmacy, 9Th * = sts. y. W
Simpson, J. +, Ith q r sts. y. "
Smith. J. E, Ssth & Wisconsin ave.
Tayloe's Pharmacy. stn e. = E-s- " ".
Neitch. r. A. Goth q II SIS. y. v.
Wagner & Co. lst H Ets. y. W
Yarnoid's, 246l 18th 81. y. y.
Weller. +. p. 55a4 II 81
Pattie ". Y. 1923 Georgia ave.
Sanford's Pharmacy. y. y. ave a n -,
Park Road Pharmacy. uth ST. & Park I'd
NORTHEAST.
Rlumer's Pharmacy. y. Cap. & r St.
Krause Pharmacy. eth q X sis. y. E
Iaddon's Pharmacy 1900 Fia. ave \ q
Lamb & Taylor. uIh a. r. Can efs
Model Pharmacy. 9th d II sts. n 2
NcChesney d Joachim. ID q < sts. \ r
New YORK Avenue pharmacy. y. Y. ave
c y. Cap. 81.
SOUTHWEST
Mcdonald. J. w. ~ & L sts 8. W.
SOUTHEAST
Burrows Pharmacy. 18th 81. & Pa A. c =
Roach Drug Co. sth a. G SIS. s. g
Weller's. Sth & 1 sts S. z
Powell. A. +. 9th & f Can
ANACOSTIA.
Bury's Pharmacy. cor. Monroe & JefsrnoD
Streets
ALEAA NDRIA.
Ca-ne, r l.. Alexandria. Va
BROOKLANp.
Linton & Nelson. Brookiaud. d. c.
CHEVY CHASE
Sonneman. T. A. Chevy Chase
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
SWISS COLLEGE BURNED.

BERNE, April 5.-Switzerland's largest
Catholic college. the Mariahilf, loca-
ted near Schwyz. with the church Il
hrary and valuable scientific collection.
Is now in ruins. Five hundred students
and professors had narrow escapes dur
ing the fire.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
R00MS AND BOARD
CLUB MEMBERSHIP

DEEATING-Parries VINO desire 90 connect
themselves with e progressive debating and
literary club can obtain particulars By ad-
dressing
BON -S2. Times Office u1hf-,t~
The Washington times., 1910-04-05

-. --.-.....-.-.- 4539. 244 u
D4s-iIct 4 o. CoIlmoia City OF Washington. IS:
EDSON 2 OI.OS, Treasurer OF tbs
ahove-named bank. DO soiemnIy swear that
the above statement is .rue to the besr of
my knowledge and belief
EDSON 3. OLDS. Treasurer.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this srh
day OF April. 1910
REGINALD RUTHERFORD.
Notary Public.
GEORGE 7. HAMILTON
SCOTT c.. BONE.
WM. p. LIPSCOMB
FRANK c. HENRY
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN
GEORGE f FLEMING
.. {. PORTER
J. NOTA McGILL
II DlFnctOra
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
BICYCLES

VIZ Buy AND SELL aecond-hand bicycles
G. T. HUNTER. us Pa ave X. ~ open
: a. u. o. 7.a5 D. m. aD1-Tt-
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
DRESS SUITS

ONLY UP--O-DA-E Cau dress and tuxedo
suits tHr E--e- -L r. PINES Merchant
Tailor 1905 -.h So N w saI-.f
The Washington times., 1910-04-05

io.e4 $50. lIg sS
District OF Columbia. City Of WasaIngtor So
7, CHARLES r. HOWE. treasurer OF the
above named bank, DO solemnly swear tina.
the above statement IS true 20 the best of
my knowledge and belief
CHARLES Z. HOWE Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
4th dav OF April. 1910
CHARLES E SESSFORD, Notary Public
CoTTect-Attest:
CHARLES J. BELL,
CORCORAN THOAT
HENRY r. BLOJ-NT
HOWARD s. RESIDE
WM- J. FLATHER.
HENRY H ELArHER
JAMES NJ. GREEN
MYRON NJ P.RKER.
JOSEPH PAUL.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
WANTED-AGENTS

CLEVER MAN with some business expert
euce 20 Introduce q new patented household
article 20 tHe trade and by mail or5rr meth
DDS Advertising IN big SUNDAY daEies fu--
ulshed free A 6ouble-h~1de- for money
making The F. Il. alden Co. Advertis-
ing Agents. 5I7 Main ST., CIuciEnaL OhIo.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOS FOR HlRE.
AUTOS FOR SALE
ana exchange for reai estate
SHORES AUTO TIRE WoEflS.
iell-i.l5 SCW York aTe. S. W.
al5-tf
FOR sAIE-Buick 5G-h. D. touring car. Al
condition; viii demonstrate. Phone y s5le-
III Riggs pI. ap5-7tc
SEE Us FIRST before buying secondhand
cars. We have dnc collection and prices
are ught- VIII demonstrate all cars
MARY LAND AVE, GARAGE.
6i5 I'D ave n r. A. w GUILD
m1a9-7r
FOX sALE-Aiodel n Wayne folr-cyl l-uae-,
5-Tassens=r touring ar. fully eguipped and
IN good condition.
CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORATION.
Hh-s-u 4e]-ne Muusey Building
FOR SALE-Stanley touring car. with t0p,
wind shield. EpeedIrll re-. and baggage rack.
can be seen AZ HOLMES BAKER,. lJi F
81 y. ". mhe-u
The Washington times., 1910-04-05

District OF Columbia. city OF washington. IS !:
l. GEORGE HOWARD. treasurer OF fse
above-uauaed bank, d. solemnly swear r1a-
the above statement IS true TO the hes -
my know ledge and belief
GEORGE HOWARD Treasure
Subscribed and sworn TO before ne tbfs
ID day Of April. 1910
CHARLES E. SESS FORD. Notary Public
CJrrect-Attest-
WN- D. HC OVER
=. FRANCIS RIGGS.
WOODBURY. BLAIR
FRANK W. STONE.
WALTER q. CLEpHANE
W r. WALKER
". Z. CCICESALI.
JOHN r. WEAVER.
W 7. TDAIpNSTDN
REGINALD S HUIDEEOPER
". V. cox.
o. H p JOHNSON.
GEORGE " GRAY
SAIL. MADDOX.
". A. II. CHURCH.
II Directors.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
PrOVident Savings Ba0k
81 Washington, in the District OF Columbia
at the close OF business. March % 1910
RESOURCES.

4geel4 l56 .a12 l5
District Of Columbia, City OF Washing
ton. Sc.
/. ANDREW D. LOFFLER PreEisan- ,e
the above-named bank, DO solemnlv svear
that the above statement is true 10 tho beet
Of my knowledge and belief.
ANDREW D. LOFFLER. President.
Subscribed and sW 1rn 70 before me tbfs
sth day Of April 1910
JOHN ". GARDINER. Notary Public.
Correct-At;Sst:
THOS- E. FARRELL
PERCY II. RUSSELL
DAVID ROTHSCHILD
LYMAN DODEK
c. V. SPARROW.
II Directors.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
TILEING

HAVE THOSE loose tiles reset Get next 10
our prices. CHAPMAN & PROCTER. sf5
Virginia ave. S. w. ap5-7ts
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

N. H PHIL-PITT. Prop. John Hess Mana
ger Reliable Umbrella and Parasol Maker
Repairing and recovering a specially Cray
ennette. gloria. and silk 81 eN St \. ".
TlhS1-ru th sa -qlr
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
MOTORCYCLES

BARGAINS IL MOTORCYCLES
Si-4sle c3--1eer r. s.. perfect c1lllLl ll--- -
t--la+n Drive. one beit drive r S. S.-------.--s-41
One tHin cyil11cF. good c1llir-ll- SIS
= n ACDD. u. 12-s y. y Ave y. W
mh.s-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-05


RESOURCES.
Loans. secured on real estate and
security S5,5J9. .0-f 50
Oyerdrafts secured ................. 9C4
ponds. securities etc. ............... ssoss4 50
lures -. 100 600 90
Other real estate oVned.-........... = SSl As
Due from national banks -----..-.- -l7.l1G 30
Due from trust anIes-.-..-.... !. .0i2. So ~
Checks and other cash Items. JS933 %
Bills Of national bankS....-.--...... ZOO o.
Fractional paper currency. nickels
ana cents Observation-Disclosures. 12s IS
Lawful money reserve in bank viz.
specie -.----------- Toe sos 800 -
L-gal-tender notes ....... 20 900 %
1850 -
Total ...-..........-......-...... s.46S.6. %
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid Il O00 600 o.
Undivided profits. less expenses
and taxes paid Observation-Disclosures. T11 70 N
Due TO private banks and
bankers ..-.......-...... S6I14 05
Individual deposits ....-. 6.62e. .0s9 20
Time certificates Of ie-
poSlt .---.-----.-----.--- I5.OI9 Il
Certified checks .-.-.--... $50 %
- s.7I7.so2 45
reserved ior taxes----..------..---.-. s.0oy %
Total AZ. "a, -
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
LAW AND COLlECTIOMS

ALL CASES; all courts. secret service. Col
ieCtions- L s. Legal Carp SI0 Bond Blde
no2S-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
WANTED-SALESMEN

WASTED-AE wholesale ErCcers' and Job
bers' saiesnen 10 address Us for plr.icu-
lars CoTce-nins premiums given for the sale
of our goods handled by their respective
houses. Address p. o. 2OE s75. Baltimore
Nd apl-5t
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
WINDOW CLEANING

WINDOW CLEANING
HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WISpOwSa ?
White help and moderate prices LEON L,
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved TO s2I @ n W Phone NJ. u5s
5a14-ge
HOUSEKEEPER- week ordinary ~
d1ws eNpertly cleaned Sc each. ELLIOTT
1915 7th y. W Postal or phone y lzSZ.
auJ-4rs
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITIC
National SAVINGS and Trust Co.

{ Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
Al the close OF business. March .. 1910
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
UPHOLSTERING

UPHDI-STF.Elfo cabinet work repairing.
finishing. slip covers. and sCrcels- best yv5rs
lowest prices. satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AERANO 1913 -oth s. y W
Phone " SS-5.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
TAlL0RS

cUARANTEED WORK
We guarantee cur pressing and repairing TO
suit You perfectly IN every respect si77uT,-
because we know II doesn't need guarantee
ing. It's the best work thar skfufuI con-
scientiOus enLeay1-s can produce Won
called for and deIivsre1.
3 T. EACD0EIN.
2cll 18Th 81. N w an5--r
JAEGEP. -AILoR AND CLEANER SIS z
St y. ". Ladies skirts. see up: -cn-s-
suits dry cleaned and pressed. SOC. Pants.
l5c: umbrellas Ilended. l3c up uihI9-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

BE ECONOMICAL and have your fans No
TOTS. and electrical work done By
z ANGERMAN. 1897 I4th St y. ziSs
rnh30-90t
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING, Sl.5Qi player pianos re-
paired: also organ work j. T. HERMAN
"a floor. 1410 Pa ave y. w Main uZs.
The Washington times., 1910-04-05
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
Union Trust Company of the
District of Columbia

At Washin gton, in the District OF Columbia.
ar the close OF business. March @ 1910
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
GROWTH OF CITY
IS REMARKABLE
FOR YEAR 1910
PROOF OF FAITH IN GREATER
LOS ANGELES
ONLY II DAYS, AND IMPROVE
MENTs MOUNT TO $f,175,757
Month of March to Be d Top Notcher.
Good Government important
Factor in the City's
Expansion

II EALIZATTON that Los Angeles,
X under the progressive policies of
AZ the Good Government and clean
business administration, with the in
terests of all the people served by COM
petent public officials, is destined to
become one Of the greatest municipal
ties in the country along commercial
and industrial lines besides being an
ideal home city, has given tre-
mendous impetus 10 building activity
not only in the business and manutac-
turing district. but also i'm the uumef-
Gus charming home sections.
Abundant proof of the rapid growth
of Los Angeles is shown in the building
data furnished from the office of the
chief inspector of buildings. each of
the recent months coming to the front
with more than Sl500.0O expended for
substantial improvements. Daily the
office of the inspector is crowded with
contractors and property owners secur-
ing permits to put up new structures
or make repairs, and often clerks work
overtime filling out proper papers In
the mind Of the public there is no
worry about the future Of Greater Los
Angeles Faith is unlimited in the con-
tinued rapid growth of the southern
metropolis Within the past few weeks
tracts for home sites have been placed
on the market, and there arc many
more to follow. Those already sub
divided show big advance sales at sat
isfactory figures, even before plans for
improvements of tracts have been COM
pleted.
In the business and industrial dis
tricts the same progressive spirit pre-
walls, and huge office and bank build
ings are rising ON lots valued at from
$4,000 to $4,000 a front foot
The year 1910 promises to he the
greatest in building and commercial ac-
tivity in the entire history of Los An
geles. and investors and homeseekors
alike are awake to tho fact that right
in this city is the place to invest for
handsome returns or build home.
March Building Data
Below is given the building statistics
from March to March Is, showing that
657 permits aero issued for that period,
authorizing improvements valued at
S1.175.757, being an increase of S441,013
over the same period in 1909. Thus far
this month more than $6S000 was eX-
pended for the erection Of homes alone.
Following are the figures up TO the
close of business Friday afternoon.
Permits Value.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
POPULAR TRACT IS
ATHENS-0 N-THE-HILL
Home Builders Are Active in This
Hioh District in the South
west--SoIid Improve
nent

The splendid boulevard system of
Athons-on-th -the-Hul is now rapidly ap-
proachine completion. each being 100
feet wide, with sidewalks six feet in
width and three curbcd parkways, CEN
ter and both sides, planted to flowers
and trees. .,,
Watkins & Bolton, 100 Stimson build
ing. the general agents for this prop
crty. are supervising the extensive I'M
movements now under way and those
10 be undertaken soon, and they state
that ii is the purpose Of the owners TO
uush tho work until the entire tract or
zoo acres shall present the appearance
of a first class city park. the natural
beauties Of the locality fitting nicely
into the scheme.
All desirable restrictions arc en-
bodied i'm the plans Of developments
thus insuring high class residence con
ditions. The entire frontage on Moneta
avenue and a part Of that on Vermont
avenue may be used for business. sub
iect to the building restrictions i'm
posed by the owners.
The houses now being erected IN thus
tract are costing from $4,000 TO $4,000
each with number soon to he built
that viii run from $1,000 to $4,000 each.
Lots average in size from one-fourth
10 one acre each. Three electric lines
take the residents of Athens-on-the-
Hill to tho business center Of the city
in twenty-five to thirty minutes,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
sRAINERo SELLING HOUSES

II. !. Brainerd e co. manufacturers
and builders of sectional ready made
and made to order portable houses,
report business good. Mr.. Brainord
has just returned from the oil fields.
having visited the Sunset and Mari
copa and Midway districts He was
in Maricopa Monday morning when
the great Lake View gusher ON section
25 near MariCopa. came in. which is
now producing 10000 barrels per day.
H. j. Brainerd q Co. have several
contracts on hand. They have just
finished a bunk house for tho Fullerton
oil company Erae canyon. and the
shipping them two cottages for tho
same property. They are sending a
carload of houses. cottages. hunga-
lows and office buildings to II. Bell at
Taft. Cal. and have sold a cottage TO
the Los Angeles-McKittrick Oil com
pany at Maricopa. cal They are fig
uring on several contracts for tho sea-
shore A demand is now coming from
the seaside resorts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
INVESTORS PURCHASE
BEAUMONT ACREAGE
Irrigated Land in Sharp Demand-New
Varieties Of Apples Grown
Already in High
Favor

More irrigated acreage changed hands
in Beaumont during tho past week
than in any similar period since Jan
nary /. The Beaumont Land and
Water company alone made sales ag-
grogatiug twenty acres for a total of
$3.50. and the other agents closed sew
cral additional transactions.
Israel Nalway Of the Los Angeles
water department bought lot 41 block
II. Cherry valley tract. 10 acres for
S175O Mr. Valway will Immediately
prepare the land for planting and eX-
poets to equip complete ranch home
William callahan secured lot L..
block u. Cherry valley tract, and lot
l. block 4, Apple valley for total Of
$t375. Mr.. callahan has already moved
to Beaumont and viii plant his land to
applos and other fruits.
Ehrhard Seidol has completed tho
purchase Of a scVcn-acro planted apple
orchard i'm tho Edgar Vineyard tract
PAVING therefor $15I5 The land is SGT
10 ycar-old trees, the varieties
being Delicious. King David and Early
champion. and the price paid includes
ono years care Of the trees and guar
antcc of a full stand Of trees. All Of
the foregoing sales Wcrc made by the
Beaumont Land and Water company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
HOTEL ORENA Is LEASED
FOR LONG TERM OF YEARS

e. w. Carter & Co. have just closed
a transaction whereby Arthur Johnson
and l. NJ Bradt, previously engaged
in the hotel business in Seattle, Ran
sas city, Chicago and other iarge
places, have acquired the turnlture
and furnishings of the Hotel Orena,
located on the northwest corner of
seventh and Hope streets. from Il.
Wiesendanger. Consideration, 1880.
Possession has been given. The house
has 100 sleeping rooms and is thor.
oughly modern 1t is the intention OF
the Orena estate to add two hoors,
containing fifty rooms. within the near
future. At the same time. a new
lease was executed by the Oreha esr
years. The face of the lease called
for $50. 600