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493 q sw. Sr. nn.s.cn
5i5 9TH Sc. Or. sto. 30
20a Morgan. 6r.., -. 20
1871 Fla av De Or. be-, 20
400 6i2 sw. Or. .i1.5o
1876 OK CT sw. 3r.. $50
400 ] sw. 2r. j.. tn
lib Hickman. Or. b. Is. 80
COLUREp.
STA 2lst nw.1Ir.b - Go
400 Mo nw,2Ir.b. t2.Ip
ia y So. Or. :. Ia 40
4Oa 81. sw. g.. lilo
1872 LIST sw. 81. IN ~
:hE' Golden sw. ir. II. 80
sl4 I'd 50. 3r II. h.. !u.,r,
800 Golden sw.;.'.1l.:0
Inc. s"4 18th st. nv.
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) SS...1l4 18th nv. III
SIS. ..lo1s r NV. 1Gr. b
s65. 1873 California. I2r
SEQ. 10. 1885 18th NV .l2I
$50. 1925 Calvert, 1lr.2h
$50. .1435 Girard DIV
$50. 1873 Pa Az nH
O..l5l7 r nw, l2r. 2h
$50. 1883 Calvert. LIZ. q
500. 1888 9 NV. 1or
S5s. .1343 Col I'd. 11r, b
SIS. 1900 P nv. Tor. h
$50. .1S41 u nw.12r. n
$50. IS. 1852 Col I'd. 10r
$50. 30. -. 1881 14th nv
$50. 80. 1877 u nv. 1Ol
$50. ..iSI0 l. nv. Tor. b
$50. .1742 Riggs. 1Ol
sO.1202 Kenyon nw.l2,
$50. 1915 21st nw,1lr, h
$50. 1910 Holmead pl
$50. 1908 Park I'd, 1lr, u
$50. 1000 Md av ne, l1r. 2h
$50. 1902 Ore av. Tor, b
$50. 1920 Harvard
$50. .l7l7 Ore av. Tor
$40. 1870 18th nw,lOr, 2b
$50. .2235 LIST nw.llr. b
$50. l302 Belmont Tor. 2h
Sal. 80. ...l7jj Park I'd
S41.jO.254l 18th NV. Tor
s45.15.525 eth NV. 11r.h
*4j.5S.2402 14th NV. 12r
s45.O.243l 18th nw,9R. b
S4J. 80. .1716 18th, Tor
$3.50. .3415 Brown NV
$45.50..152 U NV. Or, b
A5. 1897 n, l0r
&4j. 1900 9th nw.12r, b
$40. ..1343 L nv. lot, b
$40. ..143S Newton, OF
$3.50. l744 Corn, Tor, h
$42.5O.l327 11th nv, Tor
$42. 80. .413 I'd NV. llr. b
$40. 80. 1911 Euclid. Tor
5000. 1T29 T. NV. Or. b
$40. ..337 II ne. l2r, 2h
$40. 1870 Corcoran, Or. b
$40. 1881 Corcoran, Tor, b
$40. ...405 p NV. Tor, b
$40. .306S Q INV. Or, b
$3S. O.1244 Girard, Tor, b
x37. 80. 1928 Q nw,er, /,
$31. so. 1893 LIST nw,9r, b
$37. 80. 1873 L nv, Or. b
$37. 80. 1905 Park I'd, 8r
f3s 80. 1894 Corcoran
$3.50. 1872 Z ne, Or, b
35.0.i!26 18th NV, 9r, b
S35.aO.3553 10th NV. Or. b
5000. Job T. NV. lOr. b
So. 30. 81 I ne. l1r, b
S:I.5O.c Pas L NV. Or, b
SD. 1917 r NV. Or, b
$50. .:649 18th Iw.Sr, b
SS2:G5.. AZ q NV. tlr. h
$3.50. 1853 Randolph. ST.. |.
81. !N.343@ Mt Pits. b
SEQ. $500 10th nw,1r. Il
SD 90. 1a15 Cor'n.10r.h
So. 80. 1908 l5ih uw, ST. q
$40 4M II So. lor
So. 80. rs ne. l:l
$50. 80. ..21l9 L. 9r. /
$40. so. l:a.2Eryant INV. e. h
$50. 30. 2506 X NV, 1lr,h
$40. 30. .6o4 9th ne. ar, b
1880. .l32 d sc, Tor, h
S"o.5O. 40 Gan ne. Or, b
500. 10 y ne. 1r. b
$50. 80. .2I1S NJ NV. at
$50 30. 361S 18th nv, II
$50. so. .21l9 + NV. 81
$50. 50. 800 Taylor. II
$3.50. lois X ne. ST
See our list of apart
IN Let.
FOR lsE\T-CENTRA
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FOR RENT-UNFURTISHED
1853 st. Nv. is rooms. baths. 500. &C
1901 18th ST. NV, 10 rooms and ba tn. f0.ON
1899 Harvard ST.. rooms and ba tn ... 30 st
1149 L ST. NV. rooms and bath 49,. ~ 81
1913 willard ST.. rooms aud bath. go. IS Sd
We have a number OF desirable furnsae
houses in the n section: rent. S1J per mo
and upward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD ,Inc. J,
$50 10Th ST. NV. my2S-7t'
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1925 q NV. Or. 81 80
304 q NV, Sr. %. so
I04 9Th ne. Or. .22.50
1853 Morse ne. 6r. 1850
113 I'D NV. 5r. .i4.50
314 18th sw. 5r. 400
II 005 Grid nv .4r.11.O0
2l2 Cap av.I Cy,5r10.50
aI01 R'dale ne Or. 100
s3 Gordon nv ne.4rI0.5O
1910 knowl ct sw, SRI 80
Rr al II ne. 4r. $50
LIST house easr Fair
view av. Ar. $50
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FOR RENT
ITO NJ NV. ar. 2b S65. 90
1915 21st nw.1fr. b6p. 90
ITO NJ nw.1r.2b. $500
s13 2Ist nw.I1r.b. 5000
1909 Lamont. Sr. b. 400
1855 W NV. Sr ID. f0.W on
1920 9th INV. Tor. b. 40. 90
l419 I'D NV. Tor. j. 1000
i110 NJ NV. orb. "a co
p: h NV. 11r, n. -. 30
s11 r nv, Sr. H. 3D."
&c.; Taylor. 81 h. 80. t'I
Gas 6th ne. Or. b. ::D.".i
lNa Quincy n. .r.pc1.'0
;iih j. i. sw. ,r.st....'.M
.;o6 18th -. b. TN
s41 eth w.sio rin. ..,tt
ills + ne. 6T. n. .2o.GU
JOHN QUINN CO..
ptI-.bS 81 Sl tn-ti
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FOR RENT - EXCEPTIONAL. DCr ASTON A
comfortable house In old fashioned garden:
large trees: TO adults. Information nay be had
at 3l24 . st. NV: reference. Iny2S-ats
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son e. CO., 1855 r NV.
Flat. 1!6 . ne,4r.b12. Jii
Auto shop, 1l6 D.l0.04
COLOEED.
$40 18th ne, 8r. 20. 90
1922 18th NV. fat. 16. 90
H1 18th ne, 6r. ..10.00
40 Fen I'd. Or. .l0.M
G n Champ pl. 4r. $50
onsD2 Il &C.,
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FOR RENT-FLOYD F..
S21 Sd So. Or. b. .$25. 30
1924 1st sw. 5r. 1890
Gs0 18th ne. Or. b. $3.50
IL y se. Or. $50,
1929 Union sw. 6r.12.u0
10llMd av sw.6s.b2l.5o
130 = Cap. 8r. loco
919 r sw, Or, b. .2o.60
43 g sw. er. h.. .30.n0
200 6 sw. -. b. $3.50
45 G sw. Or. b. 800
1914 s Cap. Or. b.15.GO
sos X sw. Or. $50
1898 Half sc. 81. 1880
1902 n J av Sc. 4r.9.5n
151Sherid'n av So. 6r9.Ou
1443 e Cap, 81. b.11.G
1922 3 Sc. Or. b. 1880
20 9TH sw, hr. b. 1913
30 It'll sw. Or. h. 1918
1921 Mt Pless,f.2. %. OO
1908 G sw. Or. b.. .22.50
Latterner a. i. n. 225. 90
219 AZ sw, 81. 1850
1922 Union sw. 5r.1I.Oo
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and k. $4,000.
and L., $4,000.
aud k. 5000.
Madrid. Ar. b, K,
$500 10 $4,000
Chesterfield, Or, b.37. so
Exeter, Or. b. IS. 90
IL r ne. 5r. b. Is. 90
1712 14th. Or, b. $500
Greenway, Ar, Ok. .35. 90
"a NJ. 5r, b. 90
30 K ne. Ar, b. .2O.W
1926 Wis, Or, b.20.CO
1925 Wis. or, b. $500
14O1 f Cap, b. 1850
1000 D sw, Ar. $50
RES.
927-9 Z. remouel. .Oner
T25 18th. sto, DIV. $500
5i3 18th NV. co. 90
1323-225 Wisconsin. 30. 90
2532 18th, II. 1890
ROOMS.
. Up; snite s rooms, SIS.
J. 81, $40. sis.
IS from IS 10 $1S.
1905 \ Y AYR Al. 90. 90
1407 n Y av. pr, A 1000
811 La av. pr. 20. 90
1903 H.large r.3n. Il so
Busch bldg. F.. Offer
| 521 l1th. 3 rs. .Oner
LIES.
Rear ZIG I'd ne.
auto shed ....... 500
Rear S3f Sd 49,. 800
Ouses and apartments ct
inner months.
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THE HUDSON. 14TH AND S SITS. NV.
Just completed.
Nicely decorated apartment of ; rooms re-
ception hall and bath: convenient location ;
janitor service Price. SIS.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
I3S 18th ST.
AMOS Tn th-tf
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
We Will insure your household furniture and
effects against loss by fire. burglary and larceny,
and yoUr buildings against loss by FIRE. in excel
lent companies at lowest premium rates. Full
information application.
HEISkELL & McLERAS. 1903 II st. NV.
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FOR EENT-BY r. y. HOLTZMAN INC.l. REAL
Estate and Insurance Broker. 1923 y. \. ave.
i41j l NV. 1er, per 1871. Pa ay. ar. $40. .S3. 90
abuum ...... 81. 900 1909 9th NV. 1Gr .36 81
49,, X nv. r.2bI0O.oO LOO W, Tor. 45 %
sol 18th NV Sr. 5000 1851 W. ar. "a. 80
1905 Irving. 10r. 2b 800 1445 w. 6r. 30 81
119 9TH NV I'd and 1850 ID nv. Or. % 40
I'd IFS ....... az. 90 800 9TH 6r. D.. 80
1903 II NV. Tor. $500 sos 9th lie. Or. 80
1914 Newton 9r..b50.00 30 Z ne. Or. 81. 80
!:2 y Or apt -. A.. 90 224O Cleveland. 5r;6.4o
1915 X NV 10r. 40 80 1854 D NV. Or. 500
1916 9TH nv. Tor. sta 90 ST., Sc. 6r. IA. 90
1:;.:: +. Or. 1910 5.yll 3D. sw. Ar. .l3 so
1853 W. Sr. $500. $500
APARTMENTS.
1927 Lamont. Or. ~. 90, 1907 It'll 3r. 30 90
1927 Lamont. or 1900 91S 18th. $40. 90 SIS. 90
1859 ". Sr. 90 SIS IL So 80. S3S so. s41
1921 Lamont. Ar. 800 1927 Lamont Sr. .2I so
1877 Lamont Ar. $3.50 1907 9TH, Or % 90
OFFICES.
9th and Fl n.w................$1 80 and Si5. O0
14o6 " Y. ave. Sd floor. .................$ 15 90
STORES.
Rear % r ne. =. stal2.j3 1i3 4la &c %
Cafe. 9th and II. 1000 apes tn tu,H
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$32. 30. cot 90 NV. 1Or
$50. so. S30VarnuM nw.ir
$50. 80. .1Ol9 Goth NV. sr
$50. BIS 12Is NV. 10l
$50. 1405ta 14th NV, 81
$50. .432 9th NV, hall
S27. so. 1920 Ingleside. 1oe
S25.51.63e Quincy uw.Ir
&2j. sos 9th NV, sto. 2r
k.5. .222S Decatur, 5r
k22. 80. SO I he, Or
too2.a0. .429 n NV, ST
Soc2. so. iii 9Th NV, Or
t2o. so. Hi Euclid. 5r
SD. 30. 621 Mass av ne.Sr
$50. 80. 800 ID Sc, Or
$50. Sc z NV. 6r
S1S.5o.1216 Kirby NV, Or
SIS. 1926 P NV. Sc
S17.40. .721 I'd nv. 5r
SIT. 1921 Pa av NV. 1r
1850. .412 y J av. 6r
SIG. 80. 325 Mass av ne, Or
S18.4U. .a38 Oakd nw.6r
S15. 400 C. ne. stable
S15....I23S Wylie ne. sr
$3.50. .334 G ne. 4r
$3.50. 1920 n nv. 5r
$3.50. .1243 :6ih nw.ar
Slo.50.j.iIa 18th So. Or
S12.50.61S Morton nw.5"
$3.50. DOB 18th ne.store
S12. 500 Morton INV, Or
S11.50. 80: G ne, &.
sIl. 40...6 Fepton ne, Or
$3.50. .3lS G ne Ar
$40. 10. 1922 Half se. Or
$40. 40. .624 r So. 3r
$40. .9i4 21st NV. sto
$40. .bS NJ sc, Ar
IS. .......1o7 \ SO. Or
The Pope bldg. offices
tents.
SIT .50.Tha Brunswick. Ar
$40. The Victoria. At
$35. The I.andn0re. 5r
$50. The Marlborough r
S35. The Milton. 6r
$33. The darlington. AZ
S.. The Wellington. DR.
$50. 30. The Miller. Ar
$3.50. The Phoenix. 5r
S2S.5D.The Darlington, 3r
$&. The Landmore, II
sos. northumberland, -
SIS. The Terrace. 3r
1880. to $35-Meridian
st nv
pertv for rent send 70,
1nifaftn
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hat you want in this list
! 10 size. preferred loca-
ie house or apartment de-
DR. to supply same.
SEES -SELECTED LIST.
~ i.0S Kenyon. Tor. 2b50 90
!, 1929 18th. Tor. b. 5000
D. 1910 Kenyon. lot. 2b50. 90
It'll Riggs. 1Or. b.50.0o
: 1901 Kenyon. Tor. 2b50.O0
, 1908 KENYON. Tor. 2bs0 90
1898 u, "a. Ar. 5000
, 1902 Kenyon, Tor, :b.D. 90
u 1871 Riggs. Tor, b.50.00
) I'LL Ore av. Tor, b. 5000
, 1910 r. Tor. b. 5000
1918 21st. Tor. b. 30 90
343i 14th. sta. 5000
J 1853 RIav,1 To-, b. 900
Hyattsvllle; 12rb:9
minutes from STA
u ton: lse grnds. 50. 90
J. o5ii 18th. Tor. b. .41.5)
Fmont & 11th.9 Or. b. ~ 80
j 1425 L. Tor. b. As. SO
500 18th. Tor. Oh. $500
10. Oregon. Tor. b. 1900
212N Conn av. ar. has 90
1910 s. pr. h. 1000
202N 18th. l0v. b. 1000
! i.4S Ore av,11r.b 1000
1140 p. Tor. h.. 40.06
! 1850 Ore av.11r. b. 1000
Cpl Westminster. 1N.
! 3S.JO
1874 $. 1Or. b. 1880 |
/ 1885, 18th. Sr. h. $3.50
l5:3,:: Sth. Or. b. .35. 30 |
1928 11th. a.. b. $500
1910 r. Sr. b. -. 300
3517 Holmead.9 Or, b3o.50
405 I. ar. h.>...27 .aO
1929 Ches'ke. 6r, b. 81 80
4Sl u lie. az -. So.So
IO9 9TH sw. Or. b. $500
1G14 Sth. Cir, b.. ..22.JO
i 912 + ne. ........22.5O
80 18th sw, ar, h. 22.30
i4l1 Monroe, CIR. b.2o.5O
SIG n II, Sr.. .2O.a0
Ills 9th Sc, ir. b. 1880
a3H I'd NV. 5r. :. 1870
| 6p4 4th ne, 5r. 10. 80
1850 Union sw. ..15.u0
134S Union sw. Or, blI.O0
1906 u sw, Sr. 1900 |
! 1908 1st NV, 4r. 1890 |
\ 14o5 Decatur. Ar. $50
2J14 18th. 3r. $50
|
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FOR HENT-CENTRAL NORTHWEST. IL
rooms. :. baths: in FINE condition: vacant June
~. l3;5 18th st. NV.
STONE X FAIRFAX. l3t. New York ave. NV
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCR
zoe \ Cap, I2r.b. $50. 90
1922 Pa nv 30. 9r.b.25.O 90
ia ky az sc. 1r. b. -. 90
3 \ ne. 1r. b. %. 30
1242 c he, 6r. b. 20. 90
lOl4 4th Sc, Or. bis. 80
112 Mass NV. Gr.w1S.M
: Va Nv sw. Or, b.l6.5 20
MOO D.
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FOR RENT ROOMS AND BATH. $500
Two-s,ory hack p0rches. reception hall. furnace
heat nice dry cellar good yard TO alley: one
square from car line and convenient 10 Union
station and government printing Office. 3l4 G
st.
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FOUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS: REFINED SUR.
ronndings; bath: lighting and heating: private
laundry. il desired: rent very reasonable to
desirable tenants. T.. NJ. NJ. Isl. 4th NV
Phoae North 4sl5 before 10 am. my2s5t'
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SEE OUR LIST OF APARTMENTS FOB
RENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN.
Get our large list OF furnished houses
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BEST TWO-STORY S-KOOM HOUSE NORTH
east Tor 5000: cellar furnished: stationary
tubs: shower hath; perfect condition: back
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT PHONE MAIN COS.
HE1SKELI. 4 McLERAN,
1903 H ST. NV.
ESTABLISHED 1857 NOT INCORPORATED.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Large number of various sizes. choice residen-
fial sections lowest rentals. List At office.
Permits to inspect on application.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Various sizes. choice apartment houses lowest
rentals List at Cf1ce. Permits to inspect on
application.
II yon dc not find What you want in this list
and will inform as 10 size. preferred loca-
ton. rental. ec or the house or apartment de-
sired. will endeayor to supply same.
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GET oCR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
Contains 275 houses and apis.
THREE (3) KEYS TO EACH.
BOSS j. PHELPS upc.),
90 14TH NV.
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
-Four phones.
MAIN $40 ~ .a06.l19O.
fel5.tf
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Fol. RENT-CALI. OR SEND FOR OUR COM
plete list. including FURNISHED houses and
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Cos r NV, entire,
building. 1000
1879 Lamont bakery 100
G23 II NV, ware
house. store. 80. 80. 90
1915 18th. $50. 10t. b. 60 90
5i3 18th nw.stOre. IS. 90
1921 D NV. 'sr.In. 10
i3 II NV, SO, 6r. b. 47.5o
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office or on application.
APARTMENTS.
house: A apis. Ar. b.. X.
lining room and kitchen
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FOR RENT-3d & /, s.,
231 ~, sw. sto.6r. $25. oil
436 9Th sw. Or. h. 81
800 NJ sw, Or, b. HOO
323 O sw, Or, b. .14.M
1920 n sc. 5r. W. 1850
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FOR RENT-1536 nth ST. NV.
VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE.
Ten rooms and BATH. in perfect repair. jus,
remodeled throughout.
SEE Us FOR ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
LIEBERMANE & HAWN. 1903 r 81.
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WIENER. 9OS G ST. NV.
3:.1 II se. CIR. b. 1000
1910 list SO. Or. b.i5.OO
101t l Sc. Or. b. g.. 1859
l014 Sd Sc. Or. w..l2.50
IA l. Sc. 5r. W. 1859
10l At sc. 5r. 10. 30
1887 Pot av Sc. jr. WHO. 80
1873 Sd Sc. Or. W. . $50
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6 wide rooms. large
100 to SO. so.
=. 10th and D SITS. Sc.
arge cellar; front and
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FOR RENT-HAMPTON PARK. D. o.
HOMES FOR COLORED PEOPLE at 4Iin
and n SITS. ne. 2 blocks from street ears.
stores. churches and the best coiored school in
the District. Lots $50 TO a40O. Terms, g, 10
and 81 q month. Houses sold on rental plan
MUNICIPAL REALTY Co.
mhS 9nt,S Room S23 Colorado bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
Municipal Affairs
WORKS BOARD MEMBER
TO TOUR ON AQUEDUCT
w. M. Humphreys to Eat for a
Week at DeSmond'S
Mess Tents

w. II. Humphreys of the board of
public works will leave Tuesday for a
vacation of a week or ten days. He
will combine business with pleasure,
for he will pass the entire time in the
Owens river valley. along the line of
the aqueduct. For at least a week he
will sleep in the clear desert air, and
eat at Desmond's mess tents. BY the
time he returns to Los Angeles he be-
lieves he will be in a better position to
judge of the various phases of the
mess contract, which has caused some
friction among members of the board
of public works and the members of
the advisory committee.
Humphreys believes that whatever
complaint may have been heard on the
aqueduct on account of the mess is due
to the difference between the meals
served at the city's municipal cement
plant at Monolith and those served at
other parts of the work. At Monolith
the city is the mess contractor and
serves the meals to the workmen there
at loss. 1t is thus able to serve bet
ter than Desmond, who is serving for
the same price per meal as the city,
but has a right to make a reasonable
profit.
Members of the board of public works
say that when workmen go from the
citys mess at Monolith to some of the
Desmond camps they note change
and complain.
Most of the engineering work for the
development of power along the line
of the aqueduct has been completed,
according to the first annual report of
E. F. Scattergood, chief engineer of the
power development, submitted to the
board of public works yesterday
There still are some engineering
features to be worked out, but these
concern the question of whether the
power plants shall be built to accom-
modate the demands of the present or
with a view of eventually developing
the maximum.
The maximum will be 100000 horse
power, and this, Mr.. Scattergood says,
will be enough to supply the demand
for Los Angeles, Pasadena, San Ber-
nardino and all the territory in this
vicinity, and that it will be six or sew
en- years before the demand will exceed
this supply. This power is to be de-
veloped at a maximum cost of $50 per
unit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
TRUNK THIEVES ARE
PLACED ON PROBATION
Men Said to Have Worked Game
at Hotels

George r. Vincent and Edgar
Beaverson, trunk thieves, were SEN
fenced to two years in San Quentin
prison and placed upon five years pro-
baton, respectively, by Judge Davis
of the criminal department Of the su-
perior court yesterday.
1t was shown that Vincent, who Is
S5 years old, had been the cause of
Beaverson, who is 10 years old, leav-
ing the narrow path of rectitude and
the sentences resulted from that re-
port by the probation officers.
Their method of operation was an
odd one. They frequented the side
walks in front of hotels when bag
gage was being delivered and seeing
their chances selected certain trunks
and had them taken elsewhere by eX-
pressmen.
A sample of their work was shown
where they took baggage from the Ho-
tel Heinzeman. They had it sent first
to Vincent's rooms at 525 Wall street
and from there to other apartments
he had rented at 315 West Sixth street.
Beaverson intends to go to work as
a machinist.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
SPANISH PREMIER
FIRM FOR REFORM
Public Schools and the VatiCan'S
Election from Hand in Gov
ernment is Aim
CONTINUED from Page ono,

the Vatican. Both the government and
clerical parties have accepted the chal-
lenge to battle, and the situation,
intensified by the intrusion of Don
Jaime, the eXiled pretender to the
throne, may under existing conditions
easily develop as acute features as
those of last year.
Already the government is taking
precautionary measures and prohibit
ing demonstrations from which dis
order might result.
The clerical element, which has often
before won similar battles in Spain,
shows no hesitation in entering upon
the conflict, and seems to have set
its aim not on a minor compromise
acceptable to the holy see, but on
the downfall of Canalejas and his
cabinet and the cancellation Of the
entire program of reform. The with
drawal Of the imperial decree permit
ting non-Catholic organizations to dis
play the insignia Of house worship,
which furnishes the ostensible cause
for the conflict and for the severance
of diplomatic relations, assumes Sec
ondary Importance.
Premier Canalejas has fixed his eyes
upon a modernization of Spain and the
complete elimination of the clerical ele-
ment as a factor in the government of
the kingdom, and, confident of the
ed in May on this issue, IS determined
to carry through his battle for the re-
vision of the Concordat of 1851, the
registration and regulation of the re-
iigous orders, governmental control Of
public education and the recognition
Of absolute freedom Of conscience.
SCHOOL CHILDREN PARADE
Demonstrations in Madrid COM
menced today with one in favor Of
the government when children from
the public schools marched in process
sion before the statue of Menizabel, a
Spanish leader of the first half of the
last century and author of the anti
clerical laws of 1885.
On the other hand, a committee of
Roman Catholics from the Biscayan
provinces telegraphed to Cardinal
Merry del Val, papal secretary of
state, that they were prepared to sac
rifice their property and their lives
for their religion.
Premier Canalejas in a statement
said diplomatic relations had not yet
been severed, though the Marquis de
Ojeda had been recalled from Rome
The ambassador had been recalled, he
said, simply because the government
could not accept diCtation from the
Vatican.
The Roman Catholic press of Spain
makes no effort to conceal its joy over
the decision Of Premier Canalejas to
recall Marquis de Ojeda, the Spanish
ambassador to the Vatican. The rup-
ture with the Vatican and the prospec-
tive fight with clericalism will, they
predict, result in the downfall Of the
premier.
The chartering Of special trains and
steamers to carry crowds of manifest
ants to San Sebastian, the summer
capital, to make demonstrations before
King Alfonso is advocated.
Premier Canalejas telegraphed the
following statement to the press to-
day, boldly taking up the challenge
of Don Jaime, the Carlist pretender of
a revolution:
1--WE don't fear the threat of a civil
war. The king and Spanish democ-
racy support us"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
News of the Courts
ASKS INVESTIGATION
Of ESTATES CONDITION
Litigant Charges MiSmanage-
ment Has Caused Con-
siderable Loss

Asking revocation of letters of ad-
ministration in the estate of Marie
Begon, and alleging misuse of property,
John Lapique, central figure IN many
cases tried in the superior court of Los
Angeles county, yesterday filed a suit
in that tribunal.
Lapioues complaint contains the in
formation that Marie Regon died NO
vember 8, 1894, intestate, leaving an
estate valued at $4,000 and consisting
of realty in Los Angeles county. He
declares that Mrs. Joannie L. Gehnttt
November IA, 1894, filed in the probate
department of the superior court a pc
tition for the admission Of the will to
probate, but that the will itself never
was filed, though the tribunal made an
order that the document should be ad-
mitted, as desired.
Accordingly, Lapique asserts, Mrs
Geantit was made executrix of the
property, receiving letters testamenta-
ry December Z, 1894. Thereafter, 1t is
admitted, she filed her bond and duly
qualified.
Now, on behalf of the husband, An
tome Begon, who is said to be entitled
to all of the community property, La
piuue has filed the suit. The allegation
is made that Mrs. Geantit has misman-
aged the property and converted 1t to
her own use.
It is charged that she had an accom-
plice in these actions in the person of
Alphonse Geantit, alias AleXandrine
Jay, alias Antoine Jay, alias Alphonse
Jay, and also that other persons, un-
known to Lapique, helped to rob the
estate to the amount of $12,500.
Another accusation is that no aC-
counting of the management of the
estate has been made to the court for
twelve years, and that for fifteen years
Mrs. Geantit has personally prof1ted by
$50 a month, or $15,040 in all, by the
money received from the rental Of the
property.
It is declared that because of poor
business ability promissory notes and
other documents which might have
added $4,000 to the estate have become
worthless, attention in the matter Of
collection not having been made at the
proper time.
Lapiuue now wants her suspended as
administratrix and an investigation Of
the estate made. Judge Walter Bord-
well, presiding turist Of the superior
court, has signed a citation ordering
Mrs. Geantit to appear in court to
show cause why she should not be re-
moved from the management of the
estate. as Iapique asks.