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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Sreo 90 BRIG.

Ser berettes fra @aibington, at
Sruftee'erne for oct al anbrem Gar
negie itifteoe Sreosfono paa $40.
100000 formelig beleires af anie.
ger ON Stilinser. Der er al Wtr.
Carnegie bepilget rrnoelige 9snnin'
ger til ct fort GntaI SunftionRrer,
Der al Sriitee'erne ffal ienbes no paa
HeiIer til ane 8erbens aanter for al
operp9re 9ouferencer 90 arbeioe for
Sreoens Sag. 9en Smitanoigbeo,
at Der ogiaa er beptlset Reiieilogifter
for pebfommetbe Sunftiou9rers Sl,'
itruer og Sstre sisr ielofslgeli5 bisie
Stininser iprbeles srffoprbige for
mango. ct 9ireftionsmsoe ffal al
boIoes | BEN narmete Sremtio, og
oct ioruoiees, at mango ani9ttelier
ba oil finbe Steb.
Man ipnes irtpiIiomt, at $4,000
900 err en- ganife fleffelis Gum, men
SEN beifripes iom bare ct Sllteitif !
SammenIignins meb Be GUNNER,
Iom Of Stormasterne ~onpenoes til
geaIiseboIbeIien al fine armeer. Re-
SenftaaenSe Sabel piier, bpab BET TO.
iter Ipp al bisie @agter ON aaret
at ocaIiseboIbe fine armeer cs Glaa'
Der:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

% Brocent, befteliesfrie, mebens Der
paa be relterenbe 56,050, eaer 46
9rocent, bpileoe itsrre eaer minore
9antebeftelier.
@aarbbr1iserres, ener Garmernes
gntal er iteget fra 154,659, | 1900
til 155,759 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

grme er, % at Der er taget Sfriot til
at b9pe Den | Ssioe meo, bpao Dor
SIaabe begpnber at blipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

smst slassmaal. 20 9sano rss
iorleoen | Saarene paa biuanoen paa
Ell Sotel ! Tulutb. Winn.. % BET
enSte nteS. at Ssrsen SenSricfion.
Der for life Iense iiSen bar aufom.
men ira ariitiania. Gorse. blep
errbt paa Steoet. meSens ben anberi.
bpis Napn lille er opsipet. Iaa ! en-
rneaet frt.fjf Goriotrtne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

Senator Relion inolepereoe ! Wan.
bags et ANNOUNCEMENT til Hioer ano
Sarbor!9 ilen ON at autoriiere Dan.
nefien al en- Statsforporotion til at
~tcntrolere Den 9ripfraft. Tom oil BIT
ires,bragt al oer me 80 Sob Dorm.
ming peo Miuneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Koneresien.
gesse Snie aiOurnerer til Den Ste
Sannar.
cmnibms.

Senatet itaSiafteSe / 5irsSoes
Wartin u. Snaps llon9pnelie til
SonIner | Den npe SanSelsret Court
OF GomMerce). Der bar p9ret 90
ifilis SaIe ON, at 8napps uon9p.
neIie muiigens life uiIoe bli itabfa-
itet. oa Der iaeoes at bore rrogen Sp-
petition irnoo BAN. men bet uiicr fig
a%ltiaa, at benne Sppoiiticn lite bar
iaa itrrf, Tom man baooe frpgtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

Senator Gamble fra South Ddfota
bar I Senatat iremiat Sorilag ON
geuilsnine al $4,000 til aisb al en-
Regierfngsbpgnirg ! Wfilbant, 9. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

Senator CANDLES Bin ON, at 60.
ben ffal forcnbres nerben, at Siben,
oa en- Someiteaotaeer | geiten ffal
toge fait SpboEo paa fit 2ano, idit.
i9ttes til t5be Usai. iamt at Settlere
fritn5es for at 30 paa 9dnoet 8 Maa.
neoer ONT @interen. blep ~peotaset al
Senatet forleoeu Dag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18
Grunosis,utbnms SppotheleH.
Gintinnati. 16. 2fpril.
Qeue Sppotbstsn.

Wsue Sppot otaefen.
Diniam 6. Teiit an Clifton Wns
tual 2. II. 9. SO. $25o0.
Zen. 9beiing an Brighton Ssrrl.
gt. 80. $500.
giraiuia R. gurd an Ga.Iep 3. II.
8. Is. $500.
Diaiam I. Tlotbsrsb beao on plea
iant g. Il. 6. &. $1,000.
Srsns 5apss on gntsrpriie 9. II. g.
u. Sc.
glbsrt J. 5usbss an paul u. ).
Suiton. $1,000.
Gable Sartman on gurnet gBpoos
9. IL. G. go. $500.
Ularn u. 8irib an Cottage 9. Il.
6. SO. $2250.
9ieielbe on 8ilbu e. aruOIo.
$1,000.
5pbn RiIlsr an Cottage 3. IL. g.
go. $1,000.
Diaiam Doob an Gsit Str. SO. 2
g. II. 3. go. $1,000
7yroncss J. GiebI on 2cuis Oar
oing. $1,000.
GttiIete Sppotheten.
Rora Giscus an aOoiion y. II. =.
60. $3.50.
pauIins Rispags an Rcrihipeitern
g. II. 6. SO. $1,000.
Sarrn :. Rbein an GUoHodie Rsal
GIiats Ii. Improvement so. $500.
9erielbe on Samuel Stod. 5000.
gbarIes Wsier il. on albert 9.psr
$1,000.
Marp ssldbertp an G,eft Ctr. SO. 2
g. II. y. 60. $1,000.
2tnna 2. Slider an 5cms 8. II. 8
u. $3O71.
Gieislbe on morn 81. Real. $500.
gBilliom Shubsrtb on Wnoming &
IL. G. so. $1,000.
Sobn S6ombers an 9urn.t mooos
g. IL. 8. SO. $1,000.
SabieSdrtman an benielben. S2lOO
WilIiam Moob an Gslt Str. Jlo. z
g. II. q. 60. $1,000
Gbtpin 6. allsn on Iboance g. u
6. SO. $1,000.
s. u. 9rOdhoff an J. Carr. $1150
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18
Der Guroner.
aonoo II. (snbe Mdrs.

2onoon, gnbe MarS.
9iele 5rasDbisn, gum grobsn shs!l
afItdaIife, nah Strabtnihlamm uno
Shnaps ristenbe 5raeoDitn, oosr
pieImebr ibrs epiloge. bsnn pk9uupts
psrfon III toot. ipislen fih Dor Dem
Coroner ab, bsm enalii6en aronrihs
ier. peiIen 4ufgabe fs lit, bel allen ess
ipaItiamen, ioipie BEL ploglithen. nitt
unmitielbar aus einem natiirli9en
@runbe 5u sr.IGrsnbeu Sob.sfdlle Die
llrIahe unb nGhsren llmitGnbe su err
mitieln. auber iiber JunDe IN Jlelfh
uno g.in iist Der Coroner aud nbsr
Sunne BON @oIo unb Sil5er 5u Or
riht; ertldrt er iie fir btrrsn!os, 10
fallen re Der arone unbefm. Dem
Coroner Iteben IL bis % Geihportns
sur Seite; es geniipt, Denr IL Ses
Itnorens iih ouf einen Wahriprud)
einicen, bic llebersabl 1T aufseboisn,
ou bel nur IL @slhporenen Die nn'
tsriuhuns bon Qeuem beginner nriiBte.
ipenn elmer Der pon ibnen bi eintr per'
tngten 0erhanbiuns ftblie obtr tpenn
fih unier ibnen Elm miberIpruhsgeii'
befdnb., Der iin niemaIs NIT isinsr
Ronsosu auf einen Wabripru4 siHissT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18

WtorD Wtiller an 5be aroeer 8ros
cerp & Batting Company, 10 Sabre
podt bes Giaentbums an Der Rorbs
tpeitsGde BON Gorrn unD Uine Sirabe;
monatlihe Wtiethe $50.
Pouline goliter an Sisipart Shil.
tito. "a bel 70 5uB an Der Gitieits Der
Sadfon Strabe; ST.
Sarrp 9. Banning an Winnie Wens
Der, as BEL 1O0TuB an os.Weitieite Der
5Ioriba 9psnue, 554 Sub n6rolit bon
Gbale Ibenue, 81.
albert ejliB an alma u. 8Iib, Cots
50 uno 81, in Sobn Trott's llnterob.
tbeilurg an 0lenpaD gtpe., 81
Wiarp Burns an gotrdro 70. Qapne,
GOT 9 in b:r llnterabtbsiluna bon Gp.
patb oa3aro's GItats, 81.
Nmdnoa 6. 9ul0lUin az gtorqe VI.
unh Selma 81. girmau, gots 282 uno
$50 in Geodr 0robe g. ii. 3. MI. I'm
ierabtbeiIung, 81.
milbsr Is 2lrnplo an MornI Wirth,
40 bel 124 SUB on Der gloroieite Der
soioblano Npenus, 22l IuB lpeItIid
BON Marion Nbs. in gtorpocb, 81.
GDlparb u. aeIin an Sohn WtiQer,
Got IS in glod ,G" in gornueIle's ! I'm
terabtbeiIuug in MaoiionoitIs, 81.
8sorle 3. aerper an 8ernaroina
9ortbaus, 3heil BON Got % in Wooos
burn SeiQbts llnterobtbsiluna. 81.
Sanion SO. Cooper on aIics g.
Wunoer, 3heil bon cots So uno 50 in
Gmelins 6soosr'5 aooition 5u Rors
poon, $500.
1bomas u. Qudstt an Gbriitina
9oqel, Got 10 in 20. G. Dabe's Inter
abtbeiIuna on Robs Ctr. 81
Sbe Central Gruit onb Safe Depo'
lit Gompann an 2uura U. Qemina Got
81 in 6sbser's gtobitipn gu Rcripooo.
81.
Garfielb Dirtler on Georse 8runs
ner, Got 90 in !. 81. SibIsp's Inter.
obtbeiIuna in Tesr Qnrt, 81.
GIi3ubstb TIemina onRObsrtSturm.
ben uupertbsilteu 4ntbeiI on Got % in
Saroep's llnterabthsiIurg, 81.
0iaiam Surm on Robert Sturm.
ben unbsrthsiItsn gRtbsii an oisielbe
Got. 81.
georas z. gailsn on Gmmo D.golIs
BAD, Cots 40. 80 uno 81 in 5atHss
&. 6rsfap's llntsrabtheilung, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18
(SortieBung folgt.)

Gin n.ttes tleinss benz
tsuer 1T jIngit elmer niht unbetunn@
ten S6riftitsQerin paFirt. Die nod
iunQe Dame erhielt ben 8rief eines
photographer, Der iis bat, cine 4ufnab-
me bon ibr MAIDEN gu burfen. Wfaoame
fts1t iid piinttlid Elm unb erfu9t ben
ibr Offnenben 8iener, ibr einen Raum,
no lie bic 5oilette tpedIeln Tonne, an.
sutpeiIen. Der Wann iheint perlez
gen, fiibrt bic ensrgiihe Dame dber
bod in elm 2(ntleibe3inmer. 5ier pirft
iih bic S6riftitelertn in cine ieibene
Qbenbtoilette unb begi6t ith bamit in
bas Warte5immer, no Tie einen priez
iter uno 3tpei dlts 5erren porfinbet, bic
fie eritaunt, ia nit 3eiaen bes Mib-
fdlens anieben. giner ua6 bem anz
beren tpirb bur6 ben Siener abgerufen,
uno enoli6 tommt aud bic Reibe an
bic i6on ungebuloige Dame. Wan
fiibrt fis in elm Derbunteltes 8emd6,
no Elm alter 5err bel ibrem GrI6einen
bic srobe Gampe in feiner Sanb Dor
@eripunoeruns faft fallen ldbt: rgi",
ruff er enblid aus, rbaben sic Ii6
i60n ssmadt. um mid gu beiuden!"
60 mar Elm 4ugenarst. unb bic Doz
me, bic ben Sher5 5u einem ginattsr
sefalten min, bate ii4 in Der Gtase
seirrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18
Vrpbirf oieielbe ielbft.

Coroner tbti.'e iniereInnts Gin5slbsis
ten iibsr Die id)reaiide arnntbeit mt
uno bsnuste Die 0cleosnbett, oem Vu.
bIitum bic Utishtit bes BON sinfdliis
ger Ssntimrnialitdt ais 5bisrqudltrei
beSeinnstsn ,,WduItorbsGeisbes" siH.
sulhdrfsn, bas, ipenn irgsnbfpo sig
9ernaft Der 1olIlputb norliegt. Die
gehoroen ermdhtig;, ben WlduItorbs
;.odng 2u perbdnssn. SonIt laufsn bic
guno. IN e1fIano obns WlouItor1,
tris auh Sirabenrsonern nur islttn
Elm mouItorb ongslegt tpiro. i,Ibit
penn i9rs 1etIamationsn an 5olliuut1
iirsifsn.
0ds amt beg goroners iii iebr alt;
manhe geitimmunssn, bic nod bsute
isiueamtsfiibrung regeIn, ihreibsH iit
aus benz 13. Sohrbunoert Der. Sie
iinb esbalb gum 5beil ganSlit pers
oltst, uno nas Winiiterium oss sSas
nern bate ,insn ausihub berufsn,
I'm oas bsiisbsuoe Rsht auf itins
grouhbarisit nnh3upriifen. Der Be
ritt ss Iusiduiles III tlirS porCltern
psroffentlidlt tporoen; or ipridt Or
itaunsn bariibtr aus, oaB bic ginrits
tung Der Coroner 10 quite 5riihte babe
trageH tonnen troB Der un3eiigsmabsn
unb Iiidsubaften 9eitimmungen. Die
aomr1ifiion reot II. q. an, oaB tiinftiS
nur Suriiien uHo Wiepi5iner oIs go.
ronsr ttrufsu iperben iolIsn; iebr be-
berSigersrsrtb 1T Der Borf6Ide. baB
Der Go.oner audi ohne porberige B,s
frdgung Der Gsihporsnen cine 5ooe
isnihau Iolls anpronsn tonntn, ipsnn
bic llriade pes Jobes ni61t dufgetlcrt.
aber tsin 8runo porbanben lei, elnsn
unnaiiirIif<n, estpaliiamsn 3oo aH3u.
n.bmeu. gisber Isate Die 8erhanolung
i'm Goroner's Court angsbOristn unp
i5reunptn bes Sontsn bdufis ieeIiid1e
GuaIsn auf, bic niht burh bic Rosb.
pennisieit gerehtfertigt ftHb. DIS
pboriiGiihe Usroiit auf fslosot.ie ioII
ouh osm Re6t na9 d6geihaffi pers
ben; ss Ihredt teinsn pom SsIbitmoro
db, bat, ndhbem bic 9titimmung. nab
pas D<rmogen bes SsIbitm0rosrs bem
Stuate nsrfalIsn uno feline 2sids an
arsu3ipeg siugeiharrt Deroen Iol.
IGHsit oufesboben 1T. teine prattiife
Wirtung m,br uup ptrfiibrt nur. tpis
Ifou eripdbHt, Die 9ei6Dorenen oo3u,
bi. Mabrbsit buman 81 bsusen. Is
Jon itatt beFen siniad seFagt perbe7.
oab uno tpis Der geriiorbsne ourh al.
gene Sanb esIiorbsn III. Die gommiis
iion iiebt fernsr sinfa6eres 0erfahreu
fir Den iSaa Dor, baB Die aniihisn
oes Goroners unb Der Geihporenen
ponsinanosr abipeifen, uno fiibrt BABE!
siuiss Dabripriide BON 9sfdnor.n,n
an, bic Iebbnft on Sdilbd unb S6ops
penitebt srinn,ru, 3. g.: Sin ainn.
orei Wonats alt. tobi aufssfunoeu. jes
bod tein Inhdlt, OBJ es lebeuo 3ur
IsIt esfonmen, ootr: Der Wanu
itarh on einem SteiH in BEN 9liereH.
ip.lhtn Stein sr peridlndt bate. als
e. 5ttrunssu oai einsm aiss.psg. lag. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18
Grnub.ig.uibums llebertrasuuseu

cinnatt TO. AprIl.
Daniel e. 9obb on GliSabetb g.
Ban Stpn, % bel 100 Sub an Der
Sfrieite Der Wldb 4nibonp StraBs,
16O SUB iiibIi4 bon ebais Strabs;
81.
Charles Drigbt on 5rebsrid giu.
tbsmsper, 5beiI Der Got Ill in Glens
man Spnbi.ats unterabtbeilune; 81.
5arrp Rbsin an 5enrp 8. pbiuips,
80 bel 145 5ub an Der ytornieite Der
Sutdins Qpsnu.. in aponbule; $1,000.
SObn 20. Weeis an Sarrp Bruce,
sinsn srutt Gdnb in SettioH 6 in
9orriion gotpnibip; 81.
Sdrrp Bruce an Sobi. 3. Moob.
1886 qcrss 2ano in oerIsIben Gel
iion; $500.
getti. Motbersbeob on Wiliam z.
Motb.rskap, sinen sratt 2anb in
Se,tiOn 80 in Columbia 9opni5ip;
81.
Wassis glaeg on Dillium grOtpn,
Got 351 in g. 80. Aartshorn's Inter
abtkilung; 81.
gaul u. s. 5uiton on allbert 6,
5ugRs, .inen 9ratt 2onb in Settlon
26 in Wt. 0eaItbn; $500.
9protbp gtufder an german 6
Wittenburg. Got 80 in 6. ). graig's
llnterabtb<ilung in ghepiot; 81.
gli3abetb @erlins an Wilip Bloom
10 Sabre paht BON 20 Bel 80 Jub ar
Der Horbisiie Der George StroBe; jdbr'
Iide Mietbs $3.50. nit benz Anfoufs'
re1t su $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18

Sonbtrbdrteiten BEL eeis
ftiger Irbeit. 9ds Fapitsl bon
ben Sono.rbdrteiien uno siesnihiimIis
Gen 4ngepobnbitsu bei seiftigen ars
bsiten III unsri66pflib uno pirb pi,Is
fab bshanbelt. 6isr mogen einig. n.s
niger ober gar Eiht beiannte 9eiipisle
ertpGbnt iuerbsn. Wiiltou tonni. nur
oihien. tptun er ben aopf 10 nett als
m0glih nah riidpdrts rintete unb
itarr in bic 50be blidte. 5apon tom.
ponirte nie. obne ben Ring ansuiied.n,
ben irisbrih III. ibm seiheutt bate.
Der tngliife Oihter Waiburin tl.bt.
Iih BEL feinsm Snuifen cine S5lc.e
sspifheu bic 4ussnbrauen, ibeils um
feline ginbilounsstraft ansursa.n.
ibsils cIs 3eihen fiir bic 9ienftboi.n.
ibn burd teins 5raee su itOr.n. gas.
Iisllo tomponirte unter geiiosden bes
sraben. tpis ia aud Wart 1,poin nur
i'm Bette ihreibi. Wsserop arbeiieis
ouh BEL 1age nur bel aer3,nlit. an
Ieinem 9sihihtsnsrie. RouiTeou fanO
feline bsiien Geoonisn, ipenn er in bel,
lem SpuneRidsin botaniite grturfos
nen mahts. 9eseartss laa bei fsinsn
Webitationen unbeDssIit, pabrsIb
ampere oabsi itsben mubi..
Die 5ru6tbarteit ber
arotpbil.. Sm @sbiete nesDraai
unb aaomi 5luiiss in Siioafritd bill
ben bic arptooile tros Der pie!en Der
fude. Die gu ibrsr 4usrcihang ssmoctt
tperoen. nod INNER cine I9spere plos.
uno 0efabr fir ben Jormsr. Die
Sbiere ptrfdline.n a6lbtr, g6dfe
uHb islbit Sdipsine in srobsr an3abl.
Gbipobl In Der genonien Geg.ae i'm
persansenen Sabre sehn Stiit pieisr
gefrdbigsn efien erl.g. tpurssn, er,
ihtineH iis ltet 10 3ablreih tpis nur is.
| ia, man slaubi iOsar. idon ati m.br
in bieiem Sabr. sssdblt sa baben.
aursli4 nun ipurbe ein srobss ip<ib-
lihss Rroiobil srfhoFsn, une balo
barauf fonb man um llf,r bes sgiuiT.s
iein NeIt, bds nidi tpsniaer ais az
eier entbielt. Tamii In bic ar5bie
4nsabl, bic man bisber ssFunbsn bait..
- AZ Gier - um beinabe elm Drittsl
iiberiroffen. SIM 9urffanits finbtn
iih ettpa 30 bic 40 Gisr bel sinsm Qro.
ssSihDeibnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-18

& anb. EappIio erfpart 1oftor Saed3nua'
gen, tueiI red1te Rfege Der 9,amt geinnbe Gir'
fuiation beSingt mno ieoc sunttion ocs 75rpers
terftatt, bon Der 1bdtseit Der Nusfeln an Bic SUR
Gerbanuna Der Zpcien. 1ic smnerldiiiGfte geife,
weItie criItirf. 9rpbirt bcieIbc ielbft.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

1t is an undoubted fact that more
people in Los. Angeles know of Ian
kershim than any other close In unde-
veloped town, yet they have never
been there, nor have they any idea Of
the town or surrounding fruit lands.
Lankershm Is an ideal town in many
respects. 1t enjoys the privilege OF
Los Angeles schools, having been re-
Gently admitted into the city for school
purposes, 1t has many churches and
lodges. will have ideal transportation
on completion of the electric road, en-
Joys good climate, will have one of the
best, asphalt boulevards to Los An
geles. will be benefited by owens river
water and is now just approaching the
development stage.
Lankershim was a boom town in the
early eighties. Like nearly all or the
prosperous Southern California towns
il has the old boom time hotel, or
rather did have until it was recently
torn down to be replaced by modern
building, and other landmarks of the
last generation.
The town Of Lankershm was reached
up to few months ago by stage
coach which made three trips day,
more or less, and was never so tull
that there was not room for one more.
The stage "Trip was lneu d dcllS 'Aui
ride through the country of rich or
chards and fragrant flowers, landing
you in a sleepy country town, which
the inhabitants, when questioned, de-
cIared would be a metropolis some day.
Today the Lankershim auto stage
line carries hundreds of passengers to
I,ankershim every day. running seven
passenger cars on hourly schedule
over the Cahuenga pass division of
the county good roads, which are rap
idly nearing completion
The town is no longer sleepy coun-
trv village An air of development
and hustle, backed UP not by talk but
by buildings in course of erection,
cannery and driers running to their
fullest capacity, all roads building
shows even the stranger that this town
is at last awake.
The fruit industry is the backbone
of Lankershims prosperity. Several
seasons past the fruit has either been
dried or shipped out to the 'canneries
in Los Angeles and surrounding towns.
This condition no longer exists. The
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
BANNER SUMMER
MONTH IS JULY
Building Record Mounts to More
Than S1,3OO,OOO Total
Valuation
FIGURES FOR OTHER YEARS
Expenditure for Homes Alone Is
Over $940,000-Few
Big Contracts

The month OF July, 1910, goes on
record with 1872 building permits is
sued, authorizing improvements val
ued at $1,319,26S, as against 627 per-
mits, total valuation $1,022,213, for july
1909.
1t will be observed that of the total
permits granted only twenty-one were
for business blocks, while 37S were for
new homes, valued at $S45,010, and 433
permits for churches. alterations, foun-
dations. etc. total valuation $223,3 800.
Erecting new residences has been one
of the great features of the summer
months, although there are now many
modern structures in the business dis
trict in course of construction.
Following is the record of July
months in building for the past six
years:
July, 1909 627 permits, valuation ST.
022,213 July, 1908, 571 permits, valua-
ton 1882, ,290; July, 1907, 655 permits,
valuation 81 1,313, ,02O; July, 1906, 76S per-
mits, valuation $1,7S3,62S; July, 1905,
SOL permits, valuation $1,S04,108; July.
1904, SOS permits. valuation $1094, ,404.
Following is the complete building
tabulation for Los Angeles July, 1910:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

Thirty years ago the seed was prac-
tically worthless, commercially speak
ing, and was for the most part thrown
away. Now it is worth $27.50 a ton.
Last year bale of cotton, seed in
cluded, was worth $S491 to the grower
In 1898 it was worth only $30.22. Lint
cotton is now selling for $6S and $3.50 a
bale. This year the cotton crop prom
ises to- exceed that of last year by at
least 5000 900 bales. At present prices
for lint and seed it will bring more
than a billion dollars to the growers.
Cotton does not promise to be much
lower in price than it is now.
When the cotton growers of Cali
fornia begin to get real busy in the
Imperial valley (they have just COM
menced operations) millions of dollars
will begin to flow into Los Angeles,
and field labor will be in greatly in
creased demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
BROADWAY STORES
SOLD FOR S154,308
Part of Carrie NJ. Jones Estate
Has Been Bought for
Improvement
TOTAL FRONTAGE is 110 FEET
Lot in First Street, Near Spring,
Is Secured for $4,000
v. Cash
TOTAL FRONTAGE is 110 FEET

Property on Broadway, near First
street. and also in the vicinity of First
and Springs streets, is in brisk de-
mand.
Important negotiations for frontage
sold are the following, all cash trans
actions, reported through the agency
of r. A. Rowan & Co.:
The Title Insurance and Trust com
pany purchase for $154,30S from the
Carrie NJ. Jones estate a lot situated
on the west side of Broadway, between
First and Second streets, lying imme-
diately north of the chamber of COM
merce building. The frontage on
Broadway is 11022 feet, with depth
of 1SO feet. Important improvements
are contemplated for this property, the
nature of which will be disclosed at
later date. At present the lot con-
tains some old one-story structures
that We're built over twenty years ago.
All cash, paid by the Title Insurance
and Trust company.
Newton E Cramer, formerly of Mon
tana, has purchased for $4,000 cash
lot situated on the south side of First
street, between Broadway and Spring
street, size 411a by 122 feet in depth.
This lot adjoins the Nadeau hotel on
the west and now contains an old one
story and two-story building, which
will he Immediately torn down and re-
| placed by modern, up-to-date two
story pressed brick structure. The
purchase was also made from the Car
| rie M. Jones estate.
It will be remembered that some time
| ago Mr.. Cramer purchased for 100000,
! through the same agency, the north
east corner of First and Main streets.
| which he held about a year and sold
for s125. 900 to the Vance-Anderson es-
tate of Oregon. Mr.. Cramer also re-
Gently purchased the northwest corner
| of First and Los Angeles streets,
which he now holds as an investment.
The same agency reports the sale of
the property at 531 South San Pedro
street, size so, by 100 feet, with NOM
inal improvements, for Mrs. Steele to
J. Ross Clark for $4,000 Mr.. Clark
bought the property as an investment,
an addition to his already large hold
| ings in this block.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
NEW FACTORY IN ACTION
WITH s25O,000 CAPITAL
P. A. NeWnark & Co. Secure New
Quarters and viii Employ
$50 People

Another new manufacturing concern,
starting in with a paid up capital of
$250,00G, has just closed a lease for the
entire building located at the north
east corner of South Los Angeles and
East Fourth streets. having floor
space of nearly $4,000 feet.
This new concern viii be operated
under the name of 2. A. Newmark &
Co. GncorporateD, with p, A. New
mark president, who for the past six
teen years has been in charge of the
manufacturing department of the old
Los Angeles street firm of BroWnstein,
Newmark & Louis.
l. Steinhardt, vice president. formerly
was connected with the shirt manu-
featuring concern of Greeuebaum, Well
& Michaels of San Francisco.
M A. Hirsh, secretary, has for a
number of years been representing
BroWnstein. NeWmark & Louis in
Northern California, and has also rep
resented eastern lines on the coast.
Alfred Roth, treasurer, has been con-
nected for a number of years in similar
manufacturing lines.
The stock of this concern, which is a
close corporation, is held by Los An
geles' prominent bankers and business
men. This new concern will commence
business by manufacturing exclusively
mems high grade soft shirts and will
later add other lines of its own man
ufacturing. Two hundred and fifty to
$50 girls, in addition to the regular
shipping and office force, will be en-
ployed by the firm, which is destined
to become one of the leading factors
in the new manufacturing world
which is so rapidly being built up in
Los Angeles. The products Will be
marketed as far east as Denver, and
from Portland down the coast, includ-
ing Old Mexico.
Tempting inducements were offered
these people to start their factory in
other coast cities. but after long de-
liberation and careful study Los An
geles was selected. The plant will be-
gin operation shortly after September
/. A large force of workmen is tlready
at work on the building, and several
thousand dollars will be spent in mod
ernizing and shaping this building for
the especial use for which 1t has been
leased The building is owned by the
Herman w. Hellman estate repre-
sented by Marco Holman, vice presi-
dent of the Merchants National bank.
The total rental for the leased period
is approximately $4,000
Negotiations were closed through the
agency of the w. Ross Campbell COM
pany, Central building.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

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