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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-22

each butter and flour cooked together
and salt and pepper to season. When
this sauce is thjckened and cold, mix
1t with the meat paste Fold In one
half pint OF whipped cream measured
before whipping. then turn into a
fancy mould that has been buttered
and chilled. stand on the Ice to set
and serve with a garnish Of green.
TERRAPIN.
This dish which stands high on the
list of Christmas dishes, never bellies
it's reputation for savoriness when
cooked in Virginia kitchen.
Plunge the live terrapin into boil
ing water to loosen the rough outside
skin. Lift out on TO a platter, skin
and cook tender In slightly boiling
water, To test whether 1t is done, note
the claws which become soft during
the simmerlng. When cool enough to
handle, break open the shell and care
fully remove the meat liver and eggs
wasting no bit of the Juice Cut the
meat into dice and put into Q sauce
pan with the liver, eggs, juice, a halt
pint of rich cream and a half pound
OF butter thoroughly dredged with
flour. Also add the yolks of two hard
boiled eggs, put through potato
ricer, and add the juice of half lem.
on. Bring just to the boiling point ane
serve at once with hot biscuit. Car
nlsh with lemon cubes, rolled ir
minced parsley.
SPICED SWEET POTATOES.
For this dish tho potatoes must b'
perfectly sound, and of finc flavor
Indifferent ones are not for this fes
! tai occasion. Select those Of uniform
| size. wash clean, boil tender, skin AM
stand aside to become cold. Cut int
quarter INCH rounds. place a layer II
the bottom of a but,ercd baking dish
Ndot with bits OF butter and sprinkl
with II mixture of brown sugar an
cinnamon. Alternate layers Of rotat
and seasoning until the dish is filcd
finishing with plenty of butter Cove
ard stand In the oven until thorough
heated through then uncover an
brown. Serve at once without redish
ing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-22

PENS AT FREE PRESS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-22

Prepare the song, the feast, the ball.
To welcome merry Christmas!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
HumIanbs tiirfiidc 8Gbcr.
Equitable. @sbdube, goEamt aeasn. etets uften
(Wlui4 100
SooesfGae.

Im II. Sonunr Catherine 9t@ee Noains,
Or. 1923, lioros Galueri. sirabc, So Sabre aft.
Vim 10, 3nniur Charlotte g. Slumcuaucr,
glm 10, .Snluiur 8arriion Sronte, ytr. 4d2.
Noros Fnrrl,hsS ilubc, IS Sabre alt.
Vim ~. Infinr Snltns Sultb, @apoieipslltDl,
90 Sabre ali.
9in iG. Souuar 0iarp Sanimser, lr. 233l.
WtcSIocrrNs Sirusc, 80 Sabre alt.
slm II. HGnIur Srant Giarf, WidrOInlo NE.
neral Nulpiinl, 20 Sabre ait.
Im H. Sanflur Sbnrlce u. Grusban, gr.
1922, Git ErdtiaS traBe, IL Sabre alt.
Pint IL. S1uuur 6barlcs q. Sooo, Nr. G..
@trnrosSoennc. 5S Sabre alt.
Nm IL. Snnuur Nlice 0aneuG, gr. 30, Ger,
rldlls yoenhe, 43 Sabre alt,
Vim i6. Snruur Wiariuu SnbuipH, Hr. 20t3.
Nitsoot man. StrnBe, 6S Sabre alt. g
InI II. Saru1r Martha aurB, Dir. 900.
YellntD loanid aNpeTne. so Sabre alt.
Vim 1G. SInuGr Waraarct aranB, .9it.lc
SiitcrS ii the Door " 50 Sabre oil.
gm IS. Snlinr Marp $. -4ublc, Gr. POI.
Sitlit. Monnl' %stnenue. 50 Sabre alt.
gtni II. (nriar 9pniia 8Hlanb, NnNoielp-
Npiniial 80 SubrDn lt.
@m IS. 9nnudr Rubsrt efumau, 9ir. 20O7.
Wio0ulnb' Strnbe 10 Subre ali.
aim 10. Sanuur @aiter y. Siiiuu, ar. tltS,
Nnrlenls Mpelllie. G3 Sabre alt.
sm II. Snnudr 6rceecutin Shisier, Pr.
ITO. SnurCrietsSi 81 Snbre aft.
nm H. Saniar Saeanelinr y. Nhsban,
Nr. 500. Vnirs 9lpcnne. 10 Sabre alt.
Vim Is, Snnunr Weprge @aibingtpu, MlercO
Soipitnl. - Nnbrc nlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Ir. 433.
Cine Verurouuug
,ueldle cine 2iccn5 Oprinreibt fir
Sfcueuuf rmittslu m

/. 2(bftnltt. - Sci IS bon oen, Wapor uns
Stnbtratb Der Siaot Baltimore bef6Ioiien, oat
feline BerIon cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hctreibcn, uodl Sienltboten fiir anoerc Heiie,
Tue. de- lolde piiniben, nod g!rbcit fit Yerio'
llen, tpcldr iolbe tpilniheH, belor9en bari, obne
5ucril einc aicen5 fir ben Retrieb zines Siel.
leHnerrlliiiel lungs Niirc1us III erlaHgeN, uno es
fol- oie SfIiti oce Collectors fir NSaiicrmic.
then Inb Niceh5eH fcirl, idbrlih Stelelpermit.
telui9ssIacntltrclt Eiren5en uiie5utieilen, nm
tir ieoc iulbe IGcniur ole Sllnlme bon S25 81
ner!angen. Ino cincH Iiecorb bes 9ianens nm
Corporation. iuclllC cine iolde EitenI berau5.
ninlmi, III leiner Office auibeiudbren.
2. Ybid1ntt!. uto eo lei fcrncr oernroret.
haH ieoe FCrtoIt. 1Sirmn 0oCr Corporation, ipel-
die INFER ocn geilifnmiillgcn beS oorJergebeii.
oet NbidDniite cine Ytcen5 bcrn.e %IliIlIrli. uno
inter elmer loldbeil giccl5 Elm IrbeitSsS ermittr.
llnpSseiireuu ~petreibcn iul, ibreu ooer ibrs
leftor fir B|uiermietbeu unb S~icer6en in Der
crtien S4oChe ocS WtonuiS Saru1r III ieoem
Sabre reaittrMen fuueu, mn Dor benz Scbduoe,
IN peId)em it'd Elm ipId)es 8eiddft befiloet, Elm
Sfilo nit Der Muiibrtit .9iceufeo gmpiots
iReri agenp" ~ anbringen, iciuobI. ais bic Rus
men Der Rcrton Sirlnn ooer 0orpprdtion mel
de iolhes @eibdfi betrcibt.
3. Itf1niit, limo es ici ictner perororet,
bdB irdeno cine Yerion. 5irnia cocr Corpora
lion, lpeIdbe irgeno cine Der 9eitimIHnnGen Die
fer Berorolnllia ~ilhCrirtii. III elmer Strcte bon
nidt fiber fiirf6i9 Collars $3.50 pcrnrtbeilt met'
beH FAINT lpclde alIf bic ilititlidbe 2Seile, iuie
ole Straielt fir bic lle6ertreiulg bon ltdbtiider
8erorbmtnaei. c~olleillri iperhen Tam.
Z. Sarrp MabcoI,
Dlnbor.
Cine acircue s(bi6riit Ian. 10. 1910.
Z. Seipcn Ihumus,
C1anl1 6.25;SebD Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

ailgeu bo6cn. IS mnb olio belm
S6ielen cine &erer6nug ituttfinoem
unh 5iuor nod eincm bGitinmtclL Biz
fer nod ridt befanntell Wtobus.
Tn Gronfreif trifff au
10000 GtnDotE5r cln EroscEfas
0on 23S SeIbimorGan; Damn fola1
ole Gtmets nil 225 Idnemarf nil
% un0 IeutidlIdu0 mu POP; Borne,
gen nit So Sargent ,Sn 2eutldJ
lano ha6en lett errIbtung 0eo Stat
lcrreIdee $4,000 Ecrlonen Selhit.
morbe begonaen; Sen HecorO b1lt
Oas Sabr 1907 nit 9753 SeIbItmorz
ben mGnnlider uuo 1924 SclbItmor-
ben tpeiblidcr Yerionen.
Scr limentc 9lub, Der
Club Der gei6ieoenen nnb peroon-
nertcn GbemGrmer, beidGitigt iid)
ernitbaft nit Dem Sale eineS ieiner
Witglieoer, meldem oos @eridt be
ioblen bat, Alimcnte bon $4,000
iGbrlif metter 81 beSohlen, obluobl
Oerer gnpiGngerin, ieine gcidieOene
6ralt. in5miihen eineu beQiiterten
Wurm acbeiratbct bat mo CT ielber
olld nicber I'M 8clib elmer tSrou lit.
Die @elb alls5ugeben perIteDt. Giet=
leidt miro 9epiiien @cielitoitsflai-
fen Oaburd) 5llr Grfenntnib fomnen.
Dob Der oltc Soro5 rcdt bate, iuenn
or WGbi0feit in allen GinQen, iogor
in Der GGc, cntpiobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
efauntmahuuac
49, ~, tntaratraa,a,Gsmm

SA.t-A Ltt -it"rt"bAAp ah2'S "thVnstt,
gdIIlmore- s. SaHIat 1910.
Gie .Strdbet6Irdtluh5 %Gomnindre Madden
bletmIi IN teDeretHlilmmlilg mt Dem Bali
more Stdoi6harier. S29. Wbidnltt. heiannt, naB
file ole eriie Serfnnmllnng i'm WipRtas, oeH Z.
sSebruar 1910, Toruiitdgs II lbr, in Dem vi,
real Der Goiktiidre, 8oensSebdioe. 2eIington.
uno Soaioap StraBe. %abbulten %iperoen, INN Die
Hen nno BON linen perlanaten Gfii6ten Jl err
fiiaen i'm 9eireff Der G%onbemniruII9 unb er6ffs
miHe Der SeGtsnnoSp an5isitcu Strahe, Go SUB
brett, bon Der SiIopeiiieite Der onntingbuu. Ape.
bis Sur Siiopeitiette Der Sampo eu-sioeuue,
geHldb Der am g. December 1909 unterSei6nes
ten Neroroulng yir. All bes Wiabors Ino
SidotrdibS bon baltimore. he W
James 8. amttb,
pnibrpo vi. @atts, &
!pcnrD j. Mem,
.GommiiiIre.
CanG, 13.25,27 ,Seb3) GIerr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

TcutidlonN rid,t unb fontmt idIicG-
lih ooh nod ~ elmer &erltduoi9una,
Iie Belt ou5u lit oIler6ings nidt
mlebr lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Gliinhcth &niicr.

gs iinrb am rs. Sanlar 1910 Gltiabeth
Safer, g~cliebte Satin pcs ocritprbeuen 9ouiS
Hniier. i'm Iltcr bon 80 Sabrcu. Die 9eerois
1nne iinoet Tpnnrritaa, ben 20. Saniar. US
lbr 9lahlnittoas. bon ibrer lebten @obnlilIe,
Mr. 151, Wet . Srpf.strate, ans itatt. Del.
ietuIta ouf Der "~gScitern Gcmeterp.%
u0-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

8lcid)5eitig fGnltelt POGO 8criopu
otf Den 2iegeltiiblen Die @oloIuft &c.
nlcBet mo Die &eilura ibrer fronfell
2unge forocrn. Sic Soften belauien
iit pro Gag uno aronfcr r.,r GU 30
BIZ = Efannige.
Gitiaa oor 5ebn Natren in BatIin
jaefit einserittete q~1eriabren tot IN
Den IaEter jahren ptel 1fdtiolge &c
Iitn6cn. g3 giebt ieBt IN 9eutltlanO
bereit% iiber 100 iold,e @aloerbo.
Iuulg3ltdtten.
uGontin. Gorrcip."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Eliiabeth Maner.

IS iinrb am 10. Sunuar 1910, I'M 0.35 lbr
Sorinittugs. In ibrer %2Sobnula, Ir. 100, Gum.
bcrLapo' Sirahr, Giiiabeth. ,Mtaprr, ltl jbrenL so.
Qe6ensiabre, ueltebte Suttin bon Sdcpb W,aner.
(Fbilnoepbin, Ra., 3ciinnaen m6ger geifi.
Iinit rrnirpu foOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Huia Wtap.

Sc itarb am 10. Sunnur 1910 nah furicr
Grunrbeii Rpfa @ian. 9eliebte @attin bon
Senrb WiGo, i'm IIter bon IS Subren, ) no
Der camille fino ber8iin eingeInoen, Der Beer,
htaune bei5uiupbnerl. ipelte AM samitna, ben
%. S1nuar, 9iuhlrittuos 2 llbr, bon ibrer
Wobnung, Hr. 1912, Suoion. strahe, Canton.
iinoet. (20-o1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
ScriammInnss.Mn5cigcn
.,ecutthc @reiirnbctmotu.

Sic 9Rtiglieber nes SsereiiIs prrnc1l an Der
am Srcitag, 81. Snnuar, s libr 9lbcnos, in
Der glnilull, baltimore uro YaDioHsStrabe,
itattiiHocHsen Notwithstanding uno Tiret.
SdtH :. Ncar.,
rgoiN Teftc4fr =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
2prrainc,
Baltimore Gemeterg.

Ntrran: Srnnflin. VIba., Baltimore. u. 9sprtbftr.
Neerdbnitpl1se tlim @ertnnf - bon $25 ul.
MT Warnlorptoifen npge9rendt $50; 8duln
fir Iootcnaotiesoientte. Cunii91S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Oat Qawn Gemeterh,
Gaitcr.Artruc.9 iuab, nabe 4prtb.Yuint.9 iuab
geitGneise Nntift. Hrahtppae 2age.
SiiNit9. 6Dite) .a
Quuoun.Garf- Genteterp.

Sireau: Nr. 81, Neit.s aratuga strafe, nno
Saupt.9inaang, Srcoerid.Gpae.
NegrdbniBpIdSe bon $25 an. INTER %beft1nots
ger Iufiiht; Gdnittblitmef. Seipinoe. 9flan5eit
etc. perbel i'm SreibbaIs am 6aupt.Gingnng
9efnnbeI. Infer asent miro, iuei1n eeipiinftt,
pprfprecbeit. (929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
@crmiidte Mn5eiscn.
Ndtnna!

.1eutider Wtlita = crciu upn Saltimure, y,o.n
Saupipunrtitr: @agners Gofe. Nr, 1i6 Noro;
Pam sStrube. . t'"i y
adrleraoen, ole nit @bren i'm beuti6en Seere
ober SIotie gebicnt BADEN, iino BET pns ftets
ber5Iih lpiliolnnieu. CSur5, 3Wltel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Sb ~ NftipnGrc0e
6lelit) fruits bos nGfite Wtal oud)
ii Fro5ent 9ipioenoe erbalten lpers
Den, menn Der Sleiib . 9opcott all
acnleiner miro uno lGngcre 3eit an.
bGlt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Bur b 10 e d) Slung Dat +
elm Hidter in Minlcipto entid)ieoeL
onB Sprier peiBe Wcniden iino, alio
bered)tiat iinb, @iirger Der Tereinig.
ten Staoten 81 merben. Nnoere Hid).
fer botten Dos @e9entbeil entihieben,
Wn@ lit omerifonild)cS Hcdt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Mn Sc Na,ncn,

3irae Gnintit, weihe nrooerne S&neibfrfunf
IN %erlcrnen tpiinfGen.. fciIten ni9t I'm ,3tpetfeI
fein. fpcbin lid bafiir al wenben. Gte. btdiiNen
Ilur bel drl. 9. Snters, Nr. 3O2, Met'sdyats.
40 etrahe. Apof5ufpreden. ibyef, Ndren uIs
mad Der Observation-Disclosures Wtetppot. Gle cr:
bdItet aliberbeni erlinolidct lluferrriGt I'M
3uftneioeul Gebr iibernle Nebinetmgen. =
dr. ~. $nberS, VT. .302, Htft. earatosa.etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Sic 9unOcS Hc9icrung
pcrllld)t nod einmot, Den aoblcnbubs
ncn 1ruit 5u iprcn9eu. Gcriclbc iei
Elm 9%onlplott, ser oen @cttbcmcrb
pCrnid)tc, inoem cr Dos @citGit nit
Sortfobicn monopoliiire. 81 ibrcln
lebtcl Ero5eB lit Die 9te9ierrung III
Der bod)itcn Snitonj mtcrleAcn; jcBt
bot tic pieIleidt mebr Wliid. Gicl
lcidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Rad Dem Icbteu 9eriht c
bes Stotiltiid)en @iireaus I'M San.
bells 9eportement bate i%,iere Gin
tilbr i'm lesten GeSember eiucn @ertb
BON 13S. $4,000 Collars, cine 81.
nahme bon ioit q Miuioneu gegen
Ge3ember 1908. Sie Iusfuhr bate
int Ieeten GeSember eiren @ertt bon
1852. 600 Collars, segen IeSem.
Der 1908 elm Hiifgang Don 17,t69,.
600 Collars. Sir oas gai,5e Sabr
1909 iiellte lid uniere Giniiibr anf
ilber Hoe Miaionen Collars, cine
,3itnahmc BON nlebr ais 359 Millio'
iIel, geaen oas @oriabr. Iie Ius.
titbr belief lid alf 1927 1/3 Millio.
ilen. geeen has 0oriabr cine Nbnab.
me bon rrub 25h Miaionen. @ir
baben nod immer fir nabe5u 252
Millionen Collars mebr erportirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Sic Baltimore Sun" it
IL onocrc &Guoe iiber0e9onoen. @er
bGtte oos Iiir moglid, gebalten! Ger
9egriinber bes @luttes, Der oltc
Nrllna Mbel. piiroe lid, nod I'M
@rabe umbrcben, lucnn or ipilBtc,
Dob feline 3eiiiua, OH Die or 10 itoi5
mar, mo NIT Geft, in onbere SGnoe
iibcrgeganaen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Sn.s Scr Mrbcitcrmelt
galrt eS plebr mn lucbr,9 Sn Den
&oDlengrlIbell Der 2ebigb. mo ISL.
feSborrc @eieaihuit .boben 1900
@erglellte sic s(rbeit eingcitellt. Sn
Den Sertil . Tobrifen Neuen9lunO'S
iinb iibcr 1000 Mrbeitcr ON Strife.
Ser Musitano Der @llliennluderinncll
in Seem Yorf ou,iert iort. gSir iilb
nod I'M Minter; iuic miro eS crit I'M
Sriibinhr meroen!
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
LONDON PUTS BETS
ON CONSERVATIVES
Odds Favor Rivals of Liberals for
First Time Since Campaign
Began-king Dissolves
Parliament

LONDON, Jan. 15.-For the first
time since the beginning of the siren
uous campaign between the Conserv-
atives and Liberals the odds offered
today in the London stock exchange
were in favor of the Conservatives,
and as the Liberals have conceded the
loss of many of their strongholds, this
is taken to mean that the forecasts
made by Lord Morley were not base
less fabrics" as declared by Roseberry
and others. In brief, London is fully
expecting a victory for the Conserv-
atives. and tonight the leaders of the
party are highly enthusiastic.
Prior to the Christmas holidays the
Liberals were strong favorites among
the bettors The radical change in
public opinion seems to be attributable
to the fact that the Conservatives be-
leve in the power of oratory and have
employed over two thousand speakers
to expound their cause in London and
suburban points.
The heaviest vote in the history of
the nation is anticipated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
FlANCE RESCUES GIRL
FROM LONG JAIL TERM

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-After Miss Jose
phine Corelli % years old, had been
sentenced to three months in the house
of correction for shoplifting by Munic-
ipal Judge Better in the Harrison
street court yesterday, Joseph Jarbucci,
her intended husband, pleaded for
clemency. The young woman was ac-
cusc also of having induced her 12-
year-old sister to share in the theft. AS
Miss Corelli was being led to cell
Jarbucci addressed Judge Beitler.
''I am engaged to this girl, judge, and
won't you please change the sentence?
he pleaded. "She is a good girl. She
is not a natural thief, and she will
never do it again"
Judge Beitler then imposed a fine of
$100 and costs, and sentenced Miss
Co. olli to one day in the county jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16

Avenue Thirty-seven, 122 East-R. Il.
Bryant, at lot, owner and builder; one
story residence, $400.
Berkeley square, 20-Dr. r, P. Nc
Reynolds, owner; o. H. Clemenson,
builder; one-story two-room garage,
$1200
EstreIla avenue, 6330-Wiliam Ander-
son, owner and builder; alterations OF
residence, $500.
Vernon avenue, 1874 East-George
L. Reed. at lot, owner and builder; al
terations of residence, $3.50.
Main street, 450 Southwest Hughes,
$50 West Twenty-third street, owner;
J. F. Green, builder; alterations of
building, $500.
Thirty-ninth street, 1919 West-W. E.
Stevens, at lot, owner and builder; al
terations to residence, $500.
Avenue Twenty-Five, 1913 North
C. S. Palmer, 1874 North Avenue Twen-
ty-four, owner; Eagle Rock Building
company, builder; two-story twelve
room residence, $4950.
Normandie avenue and Third street
George d. Evans, owner and builder;
tWo-Story SeVen-room residence, $500
Benefit and Holmoy avenues-M. d
Thompson, owner; knowles company
builder; one-story fiVe-room residence
$500.
Avenue Sixty, 3l1 East-Myra Key
nolds, at lot, owner; Charles Stewart,
builder; alterations to residence, $3.50.
Sunrise street. 2940-M. r. cridley at
lot, owner and builder; alterations to
residence, $500.
Grand avenue, 712-714 South-J. II.
Mccartney, owner; F. o. Engstrum
company, builders; one-story three
room store building, $5000
Fifty-third street, 1857 West-Hop-
per-McFarland Construction company,
owners and builders; one-story five
room residence, $4,000.
Seventh avenue and Twenty-fifth
street-R. c. Batchelder, 1889 Gramercy
place, owner; A. r. Henry, builder;
twO-story nine-room residence, $1,000
Seventh avenue and Twenty-fifth
street-R. C. Batchelder 1889 Gramercy
place, owner; A. r. Henry, builder;
one-story two room garage, $400
Forty-seventh street, 1888 West-A.
Brubaker, 831 Francisco street, owner
and builder; one-stOry siX-room resi-
dence, $1,000.
Palos Verdes street, 301 North-Her-
man Eels, San Pedro, owner; w. Lock-
hart, builder; one-story five-room resi-
dence, $200O
Montana street, 2O12-C. B. Trock-
swell, 406 West Fifty-fifth street, own
er; Burton Berry, builder; one-story
siX-room residence, $1,000.
Avenue >Fifty-seven, Ill West-Mary
Il. Sparks, at lot, owner and builder;
alterations to residence, $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
GONE ON TRIP
TO DELANO CITY
IN ORANGE BELT
LOS ANGELES VISITORS GUEST
OF MORSE COMPANY
ROSY VIEW OF SAN JOAQUIN VAL.
LEY BRUSH LANDS
DeIano to Have Modern Gun Club.
Preserves Arranged by Standard
Oil Magnate and Associates.
$4,000 for Sport

A LARGE party of Los Angeles peo-
ple left last night for an over
"A Sunday visit at Delano, in the san
Joaquin valley.
Among the number were some six or
eight orange men, who are visiting
that section to inspect the recently
opened orange lands in the Thermal
belt.
Late reports on the recent cold wave
which caused much concern among or
chardists everywhere confirm the valley
claims for immunity from blightlng
cold. This Thermal belt, or, according
to San Joaquin parlance, the Dench
lands" is peculiarly situated, and en-
braces that high lying district famous
for the early maturity of all sorts OF
products.
AS an indication of the growing i'm
portance of this san Joaquin orange
section it NAV be stated that nursery
company has been organized and Will
soon be located at Delano. IL Is the
purpose of this company to engage IN
orange culture on very broad scale
An immediate investment OF over SoO,-
900 is reported.
Certainly no section of the state has
greater natural resources in soil, cll-
mate and water advantages than san
JOAQUIN valley, and the recent opening
of Delano lands by the Morse company
should see an immediate colonlzatlon
movement equally as energetic as other
favored sections have enjoyed.
Sales by the Morse company are re-.
ported brisk, and fully 80 per cent or
the inquiry is request for information
on Delano for orange culture.
If the planting of orchards is an IN
dex. Delano bench lands bid fair to
great prominence, for many tracts al
ready sold by this company nave
been put to oranges.
Delano Is to Have Gun Club
Lewis S. Thompson, Standard Oil
magnate and sportsman of information
al reputation, with one or two assocl-
ates, including Harry Payne Whitney
of New York city, are considering build
ing a duck club few miles west OF
Delano.
Mr.. Thompson before returning to
New York city recently investigated a
tract of more than 1000 acres on Whlch
it is proposed to sink arteslan wells
and thus form lakes and marshes Tor
duck preserves. Mr. Thompson intehus
to have his architect make plans for a
$4,000 club house while he is east, ana
on his return this project Will un-
doubtedly be pushed to completion.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16

living room and dining room, with
cabinet kitchen
In approaching the house the foun-
dation is seen to be of Arroyo boulders,
set deep in uncolored cement, thus al
lowing the rich and varying shades of
the rocks to mingle in harmonious
naturalness. The exterior walls are
plastered and covered with waterproof
paint of a creamy tint. The roof is
shingled and stained with a dark
green. The chimney, which is a strik-
ing feature OF the building, is of COM
bined boulder and blue brick, which
gives pleasing contrasts to the simple
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-16
PROPERTY SALES INCREASE
ALONG HUNTINGTON DRIVE
Part of the "Lucky" Baldwin Estate
Included in the Lisk Acreage is
Southeast of FL Monte

Edwin G.. Hart & Co. have made the
following sales this week in the Hunt
ington drive section.
In San Marino court lot 20 on Hunt
ington drive, Henry G. Hill to Lime
d. Laukota for $6150. Mr.. Hill pougnI
this lot about two months ago through
edwin G. Hart & Co., paying $4,000 for
il at that time. Mrs. Laukota expects
to Immediately build on and otherwise
improve the property.
In Sunny Slope Vineyard tract the
following sales have been closed:
Miss Derby to e. Fl. Vannier, lot 10,
consisting of 5.37 acres, unimproVed;
selling price $26S5. Mr.. Vannier eX-
poets to plant orange trees on the
property this spring.
Mrs. Ingram to b. F. Webster, lot oo
of the same tract, consisting of 524
acres; selling price $500. Mr.. webster
will plant citrus fruits on this prop
erty.
w. Scott Way sold to j. S. Heath the
northeast corner of Rose avenue and
California street, adjoining Ell Campo
tract and property of Huntington
Land company. This property is a
choice residence site, we'll located, and
having upon it several very fine oak
trees. Mr. Heath bought as an invest
ment, the price quoted being $1,000 an
acre.
A second sale of property of the g..
]. Baldwin estate to Rancho del Rio
company has been approved by the
court The property consists of about
81 acres, being part Of the Felipe Lugo
ranch located southeast of FL Monte
and adjoining other property pur-
chased by the same company through
the agency of Edwin G. Hart & Co.
Purchase price of property was $3.50
an acre.
The Rancho del Rio company has
already commenced the erection of
buildings and will plant the land to
alfalfa this spring.