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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06
S9nlratbs=Serb rbanolnngen.

Sn Der Sisuns oes Shulratts murbs
cine 4etition bsr &aiiellane b.. SiuDlI
gdulsu perleien. Die NngsItelien BIT.
len um cine @rhDbnns ibres Saldra, bn
bic bpben @reiie Der Qebensmittsl es
ibnen unm6slib mnhtsn nit benz friibe'
ren 9Obn ausjutommen. Die Hsiition
murbe on bas sebbrise gomite per'
ipieIen.
@Ommiiidr Cation beridtete, onb
Sprueeltrintappdrnte in fiinf S6uls
sebduben gum @sinmmtioItsupreis bon
SiS2523 inltnllirt tpuroen. Sn Der
2inculn, unb 5rnntlin. Stuls muroen
bic 2lpparnie unisr gUntraft einselegt
uno fUiisteu $457.26 uno $439.50 res
ipettios. 9ie anoeren orei nuroen bon
ben @Ommiiidren obne @oniratt tnital'
lirt unb Der Stobt eoourh etiun 800
on ieoem Nppnrni eripart. Der Shul.
roth urbnete onrauf on. bnB bic Sprn'
belnppnrate nuh in ntlen nnoeren 6T.
fentlihen Sbulen eineerihiet iueroen.
@s ipurbe bsidlOIeu, ale 9Oblen
unter bem gontrnft, nslben Der Gr:
beitsrntb nit Sdnolern nbseidloiien bat,
su beSieben.
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g!ns ben Geritten.

Sophie Cameron iuuros lhulbia be,
funoeu ;msi S'dble pon Der gpohnuua
uon 5rdu Nuua Rc Eoualo, 226 @eit
Gue. entluenoet 81 hnben, uno Su 80
2aseu Sait oerurtbeilt. "a fs isooh
osm 6nl Opps(iris purbs iis bis Sur
YerbauoIuus freissInhen.
@sil sr ih psiesrts in Si 6i0's
4elaurnui fir cine srhalisne WobSeii
,u bsSoblsn, lpnroe Mlife Hubahet nad
elmer asilsrsi usrbnftst nub be- IoIIsei
nusssIieieri. 3prt entpuSpie sr lih
OILS sin 8srl her lusaen @inbru6s in
Rrairie oa @bisn aeluiiniht wirN. Or
niro oortbiu ausselisiert merbsr.
@seen 7ruufenbsit muroe @Qa
Smith sur 8abluns uon $1250 usrs
oonuert.
SEQ. Narsitn, ein poluiiher iuhesr
Wanu, seristb init isiuer SsrsaIlerlist.
ten, Wnrp @uSpnsti. in Strsit unb
wuroe Dor ben 8aoi sslnosn. Sisr
Srs16lts sr pis er nit @inlpiltauHa Der
Sdbusn nm oisie seluUrbsn babe unb
i'm Nnfanas isi oieie nuh nit ibm Su.
Irisosn asIpeien uno er babe ibr a1srlsi
@sihsHte persbrt, 10. ihr iusar siu
&inno esopisrt. Ter &ihter oriitIe
isin Mitleio aus uno itellte ihn Johann
inter sinsn 5riebensbono BON 800,
uno bic Gngebetene CAB ibm oas Riano
Suriid.
CHARLES Rabnt BON bier muroe in
NnoilOn BON ben @ro6seihwOreEen
psasn 6alidmiiubsrei an oas @eriht
usrmislsn. Ssiu ErOSsB wiro in stuo
iiini @Ohen in @au CLAIRE sur Yers
bonoluus selonesu.
&nooIpb Gioinasr muree Ihnlbia be-,
iuuben isins Jamilis psrnndtdiist ~
hnben. bod iuipsnoirte &idisr Si9bre
bic Straie on Der Serbnitete psrlprnh
isinsn 8flidten notfOmmsn 5u wUCeu.
gpeil iie Elm 8Isrb mibbnnbslt bot.
ten. mnbisn @rnt aniisr unO @bOis
4snn is $3.50 Strnis Sablsu. Die
aerle bdtten tiidtis ourdeebIdut wer'
Dell iOllea.
Der HnlI sseen Gborles @emesr. bsr
6eihuloigt maro einen 6uno b6siuillie
erIdOfen 81 bOben, uuroe fallsn se'
lnHsH.
@rben oss psritorbensn VI. 2. 3roip.
btr irlber bier cine S1eemiible bstris6.
baben bas Teitcment nKaeeriiisn weil
iis bsSaupleu CT isi bereits Don Sinnen
gspsisu ala or bns Document inter.
i6risb. Gr binterlieB iein Bermbssp
an Spei Briiosr unb bsoohie peoe,
Isine Shpeher nod bic aineer sinei
pstIiorbsnsn Brubers. Siele flaasl
nun.
3ebn @eibmoreue tuuroen BON 8id
Ter Brinolep pom 3ienIt entIhulbigt
ba ss ibnsu nift m6slid if sussssn 8
iGtn.
5iiGtsr Sisbse Bot beidlofen in bel
| 3uiuuIt feline @beideiouneen Su geiudb
rem. aus9erpmmsn boB Der SOD minoe
lieus 20 9nge SuuOr i'm @Outpr oes
&srihtsclsrts nnaemeloet If.
Sphn aobn luuroe non Ieiner @attir
gCihiebsn, ba iis ibn Dor mebr oil
einsm Sabre psrlohen bntte unb ieitbsu
nidt Suriidssiebrt 1T.
8iItritfsnnrpnlt 9bompiOn mar mid
msuig trIinunt ols er sinen Brief ooi
Sobn y. 2urnbnn. sinem prominenter
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9euti@es Sbsalrtt:'"
"gui Der sUnnemisits."

Die GrbsitsrSsituus ton Gbicaso
i9reibt oarhbsr:
gUlle brei Stuubsn hinburh nmliirte
ii6 bns bsutihs 9beeter Hublitum
ssitsrn OIL osm nsusitsn 2uitipiel Der
Berlinsr 9lutboren Blumentbal uno
anbslburs ~ Nuf ter SUnnenieite" e"-bes
2ebeus = bate eissntIid binSussiiist
iueroen miiiien.
9as Stid IN in sinsm 9ialus se'
ihrieben, Der in ieiuet fnnppsn 5aIiuns
fehelt uno NIT @isen oiht bebdnst 1T.
9ieies Stiid piro bier in Der Ser
manin'Salle nm Snmiios ben Z. Moi
BON Der Bnblt 9bsnter @eislitnit bon
0liliuautee eessben perben, uno pers
bieut cine oitt beieste Sans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

garoer Der 0Oroisite. erhieli. in wcI'
dem bisler 6ittst baB mon ibn arre'
tire. 9Obn 9isb. Der sin'n @rucsrp'
looen in osm @eb1ubs uon 6rn. 2urn'
BUD tsirelbt, bsbonptste boB 9estsr'r
ban 8srluh esmnhi babe in leiueu 9a'
ben ein5uorinsen. Der anpdIt inter-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

iudte ben 5aa onmnls uuo nsigsrte
iid segen 9urubul UOr5usebsn. neil ss
all BeWeiisn isblte. ga absr nun bic
@sidiGte ibsr bic saH5e Noroleits Der.
brsiiet uuroe Uerlanst ber qusstlnsts
sinsn BrOSsB. bamit sr feline uni6uIo
bsmeiieu fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06
w S@limmer ais sslintens
fugeln.

0islen Solbntsn bnben 5liutsnfu'
esln oft ipenissr Bsitwerbsn psrur'
iaht als bas @cSsmn, pie ss 8. @.
Sarriman BON Burlington, W., in Der
glrmse befam unb mprnn sr pisr5ig
Scbrs fit. yabsr Budlen's 9lrnica.
Snlbe furirte mid. nls olles anosrs
fsbliflue", ihreibt er. 9as srDsis
Seilmittel fir @unbsn, @eltwiire,
@iterbeulsn, Branb' nno 5hnittwun'
ben, Huetihunsen unb SdmorrbOibsn,
25c in 8. z. @rbnrt's gIpotbste.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

- 9is gsrlObuns BON SRI. 9ottis
Sdwarj uuo Rso. Shwnrj purbe be-
tnHnt ssesbsn. SRI. Sdwnrj bat isit
fdni Sabrsn Mi'iionsnrteit on bsr tie.
fissn esutidsn Bnptifsntirds bsiOrst.
3br Sutinftiser Guits 1T Elm Stubsnt
oss Ronbp' 5nitituts unb mirb Nii'
funsarbsit in SalumnSoc, Wit., auf'
nsbmeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

~ Nus5ebrans, ibrs Der.
bhtuus unb 6eilun9 cine SpsetaIitdt in
BOwsl's msbiJiniidem 8unbarJtsSr
Ititui, Ga gruiis. @is. 4l2D1i
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.Hijgbee Iron Co.
Sontor oes Yraiioenten IN Ct. NauI MiuH
Mine Ia cem beriibmtcn Mciaba
Giicns9icpier IN Mlinncipta.

u. Bacon Siabse. 9srdiioent Gti6ditS.
mann uno slopOfat, Ct Hau; George
SaIssr. @iSesRrdiioent @rdiioent
Der SalSer 9umber 60. Mimcnpplis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

gsir brinssn bier elm Bib BON Srn.
@brilt. Stub, Der ON lsstsn Sam itns
bier in bsm Sfnuipisl .Esr 4sh'
uossl" nGesmsiusn Gntbuiinsmus sr'
reete. OR pirb au6 nm fommsnbsn
gnmiiae Nbsno in hem Sfnuipiel
,aui Der Sonnenisite" nuitrsisn. Tie.
fss Sthd III Gin tusit ssoiessHsrss Heri
ala Der S9wuui BON LETTER &Ots, uno
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4rplpcftuS.

SurS seia6t. bier lit infer @rOipettus
Gr lit turS neil nulere 6jeieIlidnit
gut lit, uno CUTE Saden braudlcn feline
Ianswierigeu uno langmeiIiscn @rs
tIGrungen.
Sillige &UrihIdge. iuie bipj9c @aas
rem, bsOiirien ollerlei slufpui um sic
9luiiuerfiamteit oui tie su Ienfen g9enn
Sic cine profitable @elOanlngC mjiuiheu
10 bieiet iib Sbnen bier cine ieiiene
@ele9enbeit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

osudbrt ben ahnflsru Der 7tsotsr'
@eisaidoit bss gabit'G hsnisrs, bic bier
uuitrsitn, @slsssHbsit ihre 2olsnte sur
GsIfuns su brinesn. Enb bic Ssrrsu
unb 7nmsn isbsm Sifds espndisn fab
tcnnis man bsutlit in Der lsstsn gor'
IisGuns isbeu. gao If barum 5u bofsn,
ea5 fis pcr einsm srubeu gubliium be-
stast werben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

sW- Or. @il Bowel, Special.Gr5t
fir Grauenfrnnfbeiten. 3i27 lin
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SeriammlHns bes Sanoels=
ratbs.

{ Sunoels belt
OH T;enitos u beno
feline reselmdBise
Wl in
ger binouns NIT els
item 6 ubrsSups
per in Qintsr's
Saae nb. gend
ben ToielIreuoen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-05-06

Der vNoroftern" 1T
Ole ein,iee reprdientatipe
oeutihe 5eitune Don Sa
Groiie :. :. :.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
FIVE SCHO0NERS BRING
LARGE LUMBER CIRGOES
Smaller Boats Unable to Keep
Up Schedule of Liners PreSi-
dent and Governor

SAN PEDRO, Dec 30.-Fivc steam
sChooncrs of the Grays Harbor fleet
arrived today with lumber cargoos.
The Chehdls Captain Kettlesou,
brought G50,000 feet for the san Pedro
Lumber company and a full list of pas
sengers from san Francisco. The Doris,
Captain Olsen, also brought a cargo
for the san Pedro Lumber company.
The Temple T. Dorr, Captain Ravens,
has 72O 900 feet for the Hicks Haupt-
man Lumber company and is on her
first trip to this port since she was
taken Off the Eureka run by the Pa
cific LUMBER company The Helene,
Captain Anderson, has a cargo for va
rious Wholesalers The only other lum-
Der carrier arriving today was the
steamer Saginaw, Captain WalVig,
from Willapa with 100000 feet.
The steamer Umatilla, Captain -IoX-
ander was six hours late i'm sailing Tor
san Diego today and about twelve
hours behind in arriving. The smaller
steamers of the Pacific Coast company
now taking the places of the liners
President ana Governor while they are
being overhqulcd are unable TO keep
up The schedules of the fast liners.
This is partly due to heavy freight
offerings. The Cmatilla brought near
~ roo tons for Los Angeles whole
Calerg
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
FIRE CHIEF BUILDS FIRE;
COURT ASKS EXPLANATION
PatroIman at Long Beach Ar
rests Official for Burning
Scraps in Yard

LONG BEACH, Dec. 3O.-The chief
of the fire department was arrested this
afternoon for building a fire. 1t was
only a small fire, and Chief J. L
Shrewsbury's only ambition in starting
it was TO rid the premises in the rear
of the fire hall at Third street and Pa
cifc avenue Of scraps left by carpen-
ters who had finished building a shed.
\ keen-eyed policeman saw the
smoke curling over the fence along the
east side of the fire departments lot.
and consulting his watch again to
make sure he asccrtained beyond a
doubt that the fire was burning at Il
time when bonfres of any size are
not allowed within the city limits.
It was but a few steps from police
headquarters to the scene of the S-4unS
connagration, and the officer appre-
hended the fire chief before he had fin
ished collecting the pieces of wood he
wished to Crenate. The surprise was
mutual. Naturally the fire chief had
thought he could be counted on to know
what to do, both with his own fires
and those of other people; and the
patrolman had not expected to find
that his quarry was the dignified head
IF the department. The fire chief was
hailed before Police Judge Hart, who
instructed the patrolman to have Pres
ident w. ]. Desmond of the board OF
public works sign a, complaint.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
BUYS ELECTRIC HOIST
FOR TALMAGE GROUP

GOLDFIELD, New, Dec. 30.-Prepa-
rations are being made by c. w. Hayes
to resume work on the Marquette lease
on the Talmage group, on the east side
of Vindicator mountain. Mr.. Hayes,
who is one of the directors of the COM
pany, has purchased 2o-horsepower
electric hoist and other equipment and
is prepared to sink the shaft to 600 or
200 feet. The shaft has been sunk to
1856 feet with a whim. a crosscut driven
to the vein, and small amount of
drifting done, which resulted in opening
about two feet of one that assayed
from 500 to $40 ton.
A contract has been let for sinking
another 100 feet, and the vein will be
prospected again at that depth. The
ore in the Marquette was the first that
opened in that section and is prom
ising prospect. The vein stands straight
and has well defined walls.
The Talmage company expects to
start work on an adjoining block for
merly known as the Rowland lease, in
February. The SHAFT on this block is
25O feet deep, and has shown some fair
ASSAYS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31

40. and Maria Torres age %; natives OF
Mexico and residents Of Los Angeles =.
LOR-HAFEN-Howard Il. Jaylor' use ~
and Olga Margaret Hafen' age 10 ''alos naske'
of California and residents of Los Anseles;
OBETZ- -DALTON-Guy l.. Obctz, age 20, anu
Blanche Dalton. age 90; natives OF leh'
sylvania and residents Of Los Angeies.
CHRIsTENsBN-TRAC Elmer Chris.ensen Cis''n
age se and MARY f. Tracy, age 81; natives
OF Utah and Arkansas and residents ol Los
Angeles. - r,.,
BCSKoVIcH- ARTINOVICH-Scepan eosEo- CO.
yich age "a, and Iva Martlnovien' Hse 81
natives Of Austria and residents Of Los An
geles. 49, .,-
ELL-LARsEN-wnllam T. Mccon-
nell. age 20, and Thora NJ. Larsen IA ase s, ~
natives of Missouri and Minnesota anu iesi
dents of Los Angeles. n.
ROGERS RS-DORMAN-Tom Rogers ase % nnu
Grace e. Dorman, age IS; natives OIL Cai
fornia and Connecticut and resiuen's VI
Ocean Park. -
ARIAs-PATINo-Bla Arias, age 2s, ana DO,
lores Patino. age IS: natives OF MeAico anu
residents of Dominguea Junction,
KRUGER R-RETTING-George Louis hrue-
ger, ir, age "a, and Louise Rettins' age 81
natives of Louisiana and Michigan and res
idents of Pasadena -
PERKY - William Jenerson
Perky. age 81 and Emma Lima Reinhardt.
age 49, nadves of Missouri and California
and residents of Los Angeles.
BUTLER-DE RUNTZ-Beniamln f. Butler'
age q, and Naomi A. De Runtz, age IL. ma
tives Of Kansas and Wisconsin ana residents
of Los Angeles.
FARLOW- DEVENNEY- Edward J. Farlow,
age %, and Lois Devenney, age 20; natives
of Kansas and California and residents OF
Los Angeles.
HAIL-SHECKLES-Hen II. Hail, age n.
and Claudia n. Sheckles. age 81; natives OF
Kansas and California and residents OF Los
Angeles and Santa Monica.
HESS -MARKHAM-Harold f.. Hess. age 20.
and Gladys \. Markham, age Is; natives OF
Illinois and Kansas and residents OF Log
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
ROSE TOURNAMENT WILL
FIGHT AVIATION MEET
Directors of Pasadena Festival
Charging Breach of Faith.
Declare War for Monday

PASADENA, Dec. S1.-Directors oil
the Tournament of Roses association
held meeting last evening to consider
ways and means to meet the competi-
ton of the Los Angeles aviation com
mittee's aeropiane meeting on Monday
afternoon. The road 10 Dominguez
junction will be literally posted with
12-sheet bills announcing the Pasadena
show and the event will be advertised
in every way possible.
President Hogan and Vice President
Off of the association, together with
President Geohegan and Secretary Ber-
tonneau OF the board of trade, held a
session with Chairman William Gar
land of the Los Angeles aviation COM
mittee yesterday morning, and when
President Hogan returned he charged
in no uncertain language that the Los
Angeles committee had violated its
agreement and broken faith in putting
on an aviation program for Monday
afternoon. d. NJ. Linnard, Who with
John b. Miller say the Los Angeles
committee about the guarantee fund,
states that the Los Angeles committee
was given no pledge OF $4,000, or any
other amount from Pasadena, but was
John B. Miller saw the Los Angeles
guarantee fund if there was no meet
Monday Now that there is to be
meet those in Pasadena who went on
the fund state that they will refuse to
pay n cent.
one of the most beautiful entries in
the Tournament of Roses parade is to
be that of the Chopin club Of Los An
geles. This will be a three-piece entry,
the first piece being symbolical of
Abt's "Waterilies"; the second, a mn
steal Tyre float, with twelve musicians
impersonated. and the third a model of
a Grecian chariot. 1t is stated that
this entry will cost $4,000, and that the
money comes from three or four New
York women, who gave $4,000 that the
club might be represented properly.
This evening the Tournament of
Roses association lacks but twentv of
having the 1000 members desired.
About twenty volunteered to join since
the news of the trouble with the Los
Angeles aviation committee spread
1bout town.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
LONG BEACH ITEMS

LONG BEACH Dec. 30.-The postoftice re-
ceipts this month will be $1,000 greater than
during December. 1909. according to the pre-
dicti1n made this morning by Postmaster
George Hrsch. His figures totaled show an
increase Of $500.
Scores Of men are at work under Contractor
J. c Beer ON the construction Of the high
retaining wall along the ocean bluff between
Alamitos and Linden avenues
The civic Improvement association viii hold
the annual election Of officers next Tuesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
NJ Davidson, $50 Pacific avenue, in an cleo
tric automobile, tried to make a turn at full
speed and drove the car against the curhing
breaking the front axle. lie was shaken up
but not injured.
William T. Cross 73 years old, died this
morning at his home. 999 Raymond avenue
Charles owen, a native Of England and a
miner. died at S3S West Ocean avenue this
morning. He was 81 years old
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
1r nnr LNrrNn GotNG EAsr

We wish to call attention to the
excellent service of the salt Lake
Route, with its Los Ang les Limited.
This train is equipped With the finest
electric lighted Pullman drawing room
and tourist sleepers, dining car with
a Ia carte service, and observation car
with library and buffet compartments
no finer train is operated by any
western railway The Los Angeles
Limited leaves Los Angeles daily at
1880 H. in., and runs through to Chi
cago via the Salt Lake route to Salt
Lake city. Union Pacific 10 omaha and
Chicago ana Northwestern to Chicago
"a delightful journey Of only three
days, with all the comfort and luxury
Of high class hotel or palatial home.
The train also has a through drawing
room sleeper from Los Angeles to Den
Ver-Only two days en- route.
Second class tickets to EASTERN points
are good for passage i'm the tourist
sleeper on the Lose Angeles Limited,
enabling travellers who 50 desire to
make the trip in limited time with less
expense than for first class.
II you contemplate an eastern trip.
Salt Lake Route agents will be pleased
to furnish all desired information as to
rates of fare, train schedules, etc.
Los Angeles offices are at Col South
Spring street and First Street station
Phone, Main 89Os and Home 1QQ31, to
either Office, "s
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
.TONOPAH TONNAGE FALLS
OFF; QUALITY IMPROVES
Ore Zone Is Extended, and the
Camp Appears Yet in
Its Infancy

ToNoPAH. New. Dec. SO.-From the stand
point Of tonnage the Tonopah Mining company
last week fell behind the production of the
week previous. but what it lacked in quantity
it more than made up in quality.
In all $50 tons Of ore were shipped of an
average value Of S2i.H ton. nearly 20 per
cent more than the average of the week before
and from the reports that are coming from
the mine this weeks output will come up to
or outclass that of last. Physically. the
companys properties We're never In better
shape than at present, and there is every In
dicatlon that from now on higher standard
of ore values will be maintained.
The companys report this week shows that
during the previous seven days 53i feet OF new
territory had been opened up. This, however,
does not include Slopes and other reserves
from which ore is being extracted, but 1t
does show. and most emphatically, that the
limits of the ore zones have not been by any
means reached. In fact, as virgin ground Is
penetrated. il becomes more and more appar-
ent that the mines of the Tonopah Mining
company are yet in their infancy and that
for many years to come they win be add
ing their quota to the mineral output OF the
world.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
AGENCY DELIVERIES
WILL BE INCREASED

The Yale and Harvard, boats which have
arrived to ply along the Pacific coast, will
carry oil and viii Immediately increase the
deliveries by 5000 barrels or more, and con-
tinue on new contracts, and it is believed by
the officials OF this agency that this increase
will reach 80 per cent within six months.
There We're 713,1S0 barrels sold by the
agency last month, leaving a storage Of
S, 600 600 barrels. The increase Of 80 per cent
within six months will raise the monthly sales
To over j .000, 600 barrels a month"; not taking
into consideration the large amount of new
business which is bound TO come to the
agency.
The agency officials are optimistic in regard
to the present outlook In the oil situation,
and believe that there viii be only a small
amount Of oil going into storage after n few
months time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
PALMER CONSOLIDATION
ASSISTS CAT CANYON

The Santa Maria Midway Oil COM
nany has forwarded the last carload of
machinery and material to its proper
ty, and will soon be in shape to drill.
There is steadily increasing interests
evident in the Cat Canyon district. and
since the recent consolidation of the
Palmer Junior, the Palmer Senior, and
Paula oil companies to form the Pal
mer Union, this interest is rapidly
speeding.
Albert II. Beach. president of the
Santa Maria Midway. is daily receiV-
ing INQUIRIES about the field, many
parties wanting to know If the re-
manning part of the Tepesquet rancho
can be bought or leased. The own
ers of it will not part with another acre
for several years to come, by which
time they expect that it will all be
proven ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
FORECAST

Highest temperature, 6i.
Lowest temperature, Al.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

ARRIS-BENDER-Fran c. Harris, age %,
and Jeannetta Bender, age "a; natives OF
New York and Ohio and residents of Los
Angeles.
Edna n. James, age 20; natives of New
York and California and residents OF Los
Angeles and Oakland.
ARDS-ELsRUD-N. L. Edwards, age 81.
and Annie L, Elsrud. age 2O natives of
Pennsylvania and North Dakota and resi-
dents Of Long Beach and oil Center.
BRAUN N-SEWARD-Edward Braun. age 49,,
and Mable Rae Seward, age 25 natives Of
Indiana and residents of Los Angeles.
FlTCH-SHELLER--Geor n. Fitch, age 2S.
and Daisy l.. Shelter, age 22 natives of In
diana and Kansas and residents of Los An
geles and Parsons. Has.
SWAN MISUNDERSTANDING s. Swan. age 40,
and Ezela Fournier, age 20 natives OF
Michigan and Illinois and residents Of Los
Angeles.
OLSON -PETERsON--Loui A. Olson, age 49,,
and Helen W. Peterson, age 90: natives of
California and Minnesota and residents of
Santa Cruz ond Los Angeles.
LARSON-K -KUHNLE-Alex A. Larson age Al,
and Bertha i. Kuhnle, age 40; natives Of
Sweden and New Jersey and residents of
Petaluma.
AIlBN-AHONEN-Emi AIKEN, age 32 and
Anna C. Ahonen, age 49, natives of Finland
and residents OF San Pedro and Los An
seIes.
DE AMP-CONKLIN-Pau William De
Camp, age %. and Lena G. Conkin, age Il;
natives OF Iowa and Nebraska and residents
of Los Angeles.
ALVAREZ Ez-ToRREs-Trinidad Alvarez. axe
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
LUMBER TALLY MEN SCARCE

SAN PEDRO, Dec So.-There We're ten de-
partures OF lumber vessels today and six ar
rivals. This reduced the fleet in port TO four
teen vessels ANA viii somewhat relieve the
congestion along the lumber wharves. Lum-
her receipts this week have been larger than
for any week during the year The schooner
salem is anchored in the outer harb0r with
Ool0o feet of lumber awaiting her turn at
the wharf Of the l.. * Wood Lumber COM
pauy On account OF a shortage of taIlymen
several CaIEoes have been dischais sed this
week without being surveyed. The Lumber
surveyors association had calls Tor ten more
tallyInel than could be supplied.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
OIL FOUND ON WATER

TUGS On, Ari2.. Dec. 30.-Oil has been
discovered between Tucson and Benson
on the west slope of the Milestone
mountains, according to J. y. Curtis,
who claims to have seen crude petro-
leum on water in a pool caused by Il
spring.
He said it was not the thin, metallic
scum which is sometimes mistaken for
oil. but was thick and heavy, parting in
globues when broken.
Two derricks have been erected and
are ready for operations One is that
of the Rcidville company of Tucson,
about fifteen miles from Vail, and the
other is in Davidson's canyon on claims
owned by the Pennsylvania company.