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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
RIG SCHEME NOW
DEAD To WORLD
The IntermOuntain Consolidated
Railroad Company Has
Gone Glimmering.
LIKE SH0SH0NE POWER co.,
WAS CONCEIVED IN DECEIT
Has Taught Saints Ways That
Are Mean, and Tricks That
Become Vain.

When the tithing fund, missionary do
nations. fast day contributions, nickel
Thursday collections. still find the faith
full and thrifty brethren with a few dol
lars saved up against the rainy day. then
comes the bishop. the elder the teacher
and the home missionary with a little
block OF stock in the very best thing
ever" to induce the brother 10 invest
those few dollars, that they may prosper
in the future as they never have In the
past. The list of the directorate and
leading stockholders bears the names of
those in good standing among the breth-
reD, usually high in ecclesiastical office,
intermipglcd upor occasion with high
sounding names OF outsiders. generally
haiilng from afar.
With such q commencement the sale
OF stock is pushed with all the vigor pos
sible; nothing spent looking 10 the de-
poration, and the speedy absorption Of
the proceeds among those on the inside
Such was the history OF the Shoshone
Power company. wherein +. NJ. Lyman
became the presdent-not because OF his
personal ability In finance and industry,
twelve apostles OF the Mormon church
man OF less than mediocre abilities In
any direction and OF no ability al all In
business affairs in Scneral-but the Sho-
shone Power company was Incorporated.
exploited, touted and exploded
Another Similar Incorporation.
During the last days OF that company
another incorporation with the high
sounding title Of The intermouutain Con-
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solidated Railroad company. was formed.
Conceived and brought forth in deceit.
II lays To-Day dead before the world and,
save that as II may serve to teach the
faithful the ways that arc mean and
tricks that may become vain hereafter,
has no value
Tho names of the incorporators. as
reclted In the preamble. are: Hugh
Ryan of New York Baron Hety d Oissel
OF Paris France: William g. Rathbonc,
Manchester England: AleNander Mac
kcnzie, Ottawa, Canada; Bercsford Hope,
London. England; John y. Bagley, Mont
pelier Ida; William II. King, Salt Lake
City. Utah: George c. Parkinson. Pres
ton, Ida; Willard Young Salt Lake City
Utah: l. c, 1sSler, Murray. Utah, Edwin
T. Mcknight. Boston, Mass, Fred l..
Childs. Boston. Mass; Sir Thomas Jack
son, London, England; NJ, Dupont, Ly-.
names to be sure ii true. Closer ex-
animation and considerable palms have
been taken by The Tribune TO locate and
ascertain how much OF truth there Is in
the next declaration in the articles OF
incorporation namely Whereas the
parties herein named are desirous of as
sociating themselves together for the
purpose OF establishing and conducting
steam railroads. electric railroads. etc,
etc"
Cannot Be Located.
Hugh Ryan, whoever he may be, is
not TO be confoundcd with Thomas i.
Ryan. the New York traction magnate:
sufficiently known to the postal author
tiles of Paris TO enable a letter so ad
dressed 10 be delivered to him VII
liam G.. Rathbone OF Manchester, is un
known 10 leading financiers in his city;
Alexander Mackenzie OF Ottawa, his
friends say, is not interested, that is. the
Alexander Mackenzie, the Canadian
traction magnate. Beresford Hope OF
London. England, at one time In Salt
Lake we'll but not favorably known TO
the State Bank OF Utah and others, who
left Utah for Utah's good, between two
days; John A. Bagley of Montpelier. Ida,
of Shoshone Power company fame, is
well known locally. and about this point
in the list the location OF the colored
gentleman in the wooapile Is apparent.
What Is Disclosed
L. Lorraine Basley is the we'll known
son of his father. John A.: william II
King is a reputable attorney OF Salt Lake
F. NJ. Lyman. Jr, son of the
pre- sident OF the twelve and former man
ager and engineer of the defunct Sho-
shone Power company-did anyone
whisper anything about colored folk?
George c. Parkinson of Preston. Ida.
president of the Oneida stake OF the
Mormon church, ex-treasurer OF the
Oneida irrigation district by request of
the governor of Idaho-no need to men
ton the woodpile this time Willard
late President Brigham Young. and sub
captain in the engineer corps
Of the United States army. denies that
he ever knew of such an Incorporation.
ever subscribed for any such stock in
any and every particular. as does l.. c.
Knight and Fred l.. Childs may live In
Boston. Mass. but are not sufficiently
known 10 have their mall delivered Sir
Thomas Jackson OF london is nelther
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A Few Short Weeks,

Mr.. J. S. Bartell, Edwardsville, H.,
writes. GA few months ago my kid
neys became congested. / had severe
backache and pain across the kidneys
and hips. Foley Kidney Pills prompt.
ly cured my backache and corrected the
action of my kidneys. This was
brought about after my using them for
only few short weeks and I can cheer.
fully recommend Uhem'' Schramm,
Johnson, drugs, five stores
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Who Composed Directorate.

Soreness of the muscles, whether in.
duced by violent exercise or injury, is
of Chamberlain S Liniment. This lini
ment is equally valuable for muscular
rheumatism, and always affords quick
relief. Sold by all dealers.
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blood
burden their existence with disease and suffering Swollen glands about
and ra poorly developed systems are the most in which the
BIRTH life made miserable with suffering, while
especially the
entirely heathu herbs aud bark medicine
lous entirely supplies blood with
Boolon free all who WRITE
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA,
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stock without representation on the board
of directors. and therefore, The Tribune
has had this corpora ton looked up as
others on the English end which informn-
'iWith regard TO the Intcrmountain
Consolidated Railroad company OF Idaho.
Jackson In the London directory The
London Share & Dcbenture company was
formed In England In 1906 but went into
liquidation In 1908 Its business was
taken over by new company. called the
London Share e Dehenture Register COM
pany, Ltd, but this company went into
liquidation March II. 1910, We have not
yet been able to trace Mr. Rathbone of
Manchester
Seligman Freres of Paris. France. are
stated as having subscribed for ~, 600
of June 22, 1910. ]. w Selgman & Co.
OF New York. wrote us as follows;
The salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake
Dear sirs: Our Paris house, Messrs.
Seligman Freres & Co sent us n letter
addressed by you TO them. dated May 81,
Our Paris friends want us to inform you
that they were not subscribers to any
shares of the Intcrmountan Consolidated
Railroad company, and were never in any
way connected with this concern. Yours
very truly.
u. w. SELIGMAN Ss CO."
So that SelIgman Freres deny the allie
cation and defy the alligator,
Who Real Stockholders We're.
In all the articles Of incorporation de-
clare that i51 900 shares, of par value
OF SI550.OO0. were subscribed. OF this
100000 shares are alleged to have heen
taken by n foreign concern that has gone
into liquidation twice In four years; 49,
600 shares are repudiatcd by the alleged
subscribers Of the remaining 1000 1860
are subscribed for by unknown or un-
indable persons, twenty shares are fur
ther denied by Messrs. willard Young
and C.. Miller; forty shares are charged
70 the account of Bercsford Hope the
deadbeat. leaving the only stock stated in
the articles to- have been subscribed, In
the hands OF John A. Bagley Beresford
Hope. J.. Lorraine Bagley Edwin T. Nc
knight and Fred L. Chids. the signers OF
the articles of this giant incorporation.
which broke forth in the preamble with
the names of high sounding and reputa- =
tions of the near eminent people.
Who Composed Directorate.
Perhaps the most eloquent testimony
as 10 the originators OF the scheme lies
In the directorate which was to hold Of
fee for three years. The four names
given are Beresford Hope, John a. Bag
ley George c. Parkinson and f. NJ. Ly-
man, Jr.. together with l., Lorraine Bag
ley. who was on the two-ycar list; this
would be a quorum and had the London
Share e Dehenture company and Selig-
man Freres ever paid in their alleged
subscription what killing would have
been made. The Oneida ditch looting
would have looked like pale. pink pill
beside IT.
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FOR SALE.

Three fine bowling alleys, includin
all appurtenances, very cheap For par
ticulars inquire of The Bismarck. Nc
80 West Second South st
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Foreign News i'm Brief

ST. PETERSBURG, July 5-The Rus
sian police today searched the lodgings
of Guy Bcringer. the st, Petersburg cor
respondent OF the Reuter- Telegram COM
pany. Ltd. After the examination at
headquarters Bcrlneer was released
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known to the directory OF the city of
London, Whitakers almanac. nor
Burke's pccrage. while NJ Dupont OF
Lyons. France like the Baron Hetl
d'Oissel. does not receive his mail tha
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MONTREAL. Que. July 5,-A special
from Arnprior Ont. says fire last night
and today destroyed lumber worth from
SO. 900 900 to So. 900 600 In the Gillles lum-
Der yards The fire burned over an
area covering half IA square mile. The
mills were saved after Il hard fight.
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HONOLULU, July 5.-Secretary Of War
Dickinson, accompanied by Acting Gov
army and navy officers Inspected the
military posts on the island of Oahu yes
tcrday and expressed satisfaction with
their condition. Speaking at banquet
OF this city last night. Secretary Dick
inson said that the government enter
taIncd ambitious plans for the extern
sion of the defense Of Honolulu and con-
templated considerable Increase Of the
force at the military post here, which
would be made a permanent garrison.
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Objects of the Incorporation.

The objects OF the great twenty-fiv
million dollar Incorporation were all that
were covered by the Shoshonc Power
company and more. In addition to con-
structing and operating railroads OF all
kinds they were organized, for merchan-
dising. manufacturing, real estate and
plating and suhdividing real estate In
and out OF Idaho. even to foreign coun-
tries, In fact, most everything is mem
toned In the twenty-four subheads of it's
purpose. save the sailing OF airships and
shooting fish with bow and arrow. and
this could have been done In the gen.
eral omnium cathcrum clause at the end
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PARIS. July 5.-The automobile con
tanning five Americans which was re-
ported damaged at Chalons sur Saoue
last night belonged TO Burton Willianl
Waldo of Nicksburg. Miss. The women
arc being treated at the Mardor hospi-
tai at Couches Les Mines. The doctors
say they Will be able 10 resume their
lOMrneN In q fnW dnNE
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LONDON. July 5.-Miss Dorothy Dea-
con, daughter Of the late Edward Parker
twill. were married today in st Mary s
church. Cadcgon square. The ceremony
was quiet. without bridesmaids and only
a few relatives and near friends. attend
ed. Lord Grey de Ruthyd gave away
the bride. Prince RadZiwil married
against the determined opposition OF his
mother who is supposed to be in Austria
TO attend the wedding of younger son.
This London ceremony was postponed a
few days ago because necessary docu-
mcnts wanted by English law had not
arrived and ii was then reported in So
ciety that the objections Of the prince 8
mother had nreValled.
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plating and subdivdlng real estate In
and out OF Idaho. even to foreign coun-
tries, In fact, most everything is men
toned In the twenty-four subheads of its
purpose, save the sailing OF airships and
shooting fish with bow and arrow and
this could have been done In the gen.
eral omnium eatherum clause at the end.
Chief Object of Company.
But of all these purposes the chief and
Immediate object was TO build and opcr-
ate an intcrurban electric railway be-
tween Levan. Utah. with its active popu-
lation of twenty three people, includ-
Ing the dogs ond some gophers north
through Nephi Mona, SanlaQuin. Pay
Pleasant Grove, American Fork. LehL
West Jordan, Taylorsville. Salt Lake
City, Woodscross, Bountiful. Centerville,
Harmlngton: k9ysyille. Ogden, Willard,
Brigham City Collinston, Mendon Wells
Vile. Logan, Hyde Park, Smithfeld, Rich
mond. Lewiston, Utah, Franklin. Whit
ney to Preston. Oneida county, Idaho. the
home of the sanity and sanctImonlous
Parkinson How the articles left off the
writing such prominent points as Geneva
Bluifdale, Granger. st. Joseph. Layton
Five Points and dozen more equally as
large and more important than the ter
minaf OF Lcvan. leads one TO think that
he who drew the articles took a time
table OF the Oregon Short Line and San
Pedro railways already constructed and
where trains each way each day amply
fill the demands OF both freight and
passenger traffic.
That the Incorporation papers were
filed in Idaho is perhaps a serious reflec-
ton upon the statutory requirements OF
that state in such cases. The total filing
cost would not exceed a hundred dollars
and II there was to be any kind of kill
ing such as made by the Shoshone
Power company. that was mere trifle
TO even the smallest of the colorcd gentle
men In this aggregation. II seems. how
ever. that the preliminary subtraction OF
the easy dollar from the pockets OF the
faithful through the offices of the Sho
Shone Power company. and Its promises
of dividends annually amounting to 60
per cent as shown In the prospectus of
T. NJ Lyman. president, f. NJ. Lyman.
Jr, the engineer and manager. and prov
en conclusively by Baron Alfred Won
Wlesenthal, the eX-fisCal agent, had gone
too far and that either the former easy
marks were broke or not amenable to the
honeyed prospects laid before them as it
cannot be learned that any stock was
really subscribed and paid for in cash
thereby leaving the burden Of the filing
fee upon the originators Of the woodpile
AS to Stock Subscriptions.
The subscription for this most desir-
able S2o. 000. 900 stock set Forth in the
articles OF incorporation. declares the
London Share and Debenture company
limited, were subscribers for 100000
shares par value: $4,000, 900. English
interpretations of any standing are 10th
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BERLIN. July 5.-The project of an
American and German exposition In 1911,
which was suggested in March after the
plan for n strictly American exposition
was dropped. has now been given up also.
A conference was held between the chair
man OF the American executive commit
tee and the German promoters, Baron
BrandcsueIn privy councillor Locwe and
Director Albert Wilmer, OF the American
exposition committee. which resulted in
this decision
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QUITO. Ecuador july 5.-The celebra-
tion OF American Independence day was
especially memorable in Ecuador. The
Stars and Stripes were raised over the
American legation at Quito with mill
tary honors. The usual Fourth OF July
celebration, which has become a social
feature In recent years, was attended
by the president and his cabinet,
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Tribune Want Ads.
III Main 5000. Independent $50
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See Wandamere by night.
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AS to Stock Subscriptions.

The subscription for this most desir-
able S25, 900, 900 stock as set forth in the
articles OF incorporation. declares the
London Share and Debenture company
limited, were subscribers for 100000
shares. par value. $4,000, 900. English
interpretations of any standing are 10th
70 take ne-flfth OF the whole issue oi
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
plant II to Alfalfa

20 acres located blocks from car line. SOIL
A RICH LOAN; works easily and lies fine
for irrigation; acres in walnuts interset
with berries. ETC.: acres in fruit trees,
bearing; acres sown to barley. Improved
with Broom house, barn, tool house,
wells and windmills; pumping plant fur
nishes plenty of water. EVERYTHING
GOES. 2 fne horses, COW, heifer, chickens,
rubber tire buggy, wagon and all imple-
ments. Set this to alfalfa and you Will nave
a fine income. $500; easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
How About This

16 acres located in the lerton-Placentia
district; acres walnuts years old, balance
in cultivation; house. barn. we'll for do
nestle use. ORANGE GROVES ON BOTH
SIDES; 500 Valencia buds ready to set out;
soil a rich loan. IT HAS WONDERFUL
POSSIBILITIES and is increasing rapidly
s5775,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
a Good Buvl

10 acres 1 block from the electric car; soil
sandy loan; improved with a 5-room house,
large barn, chicken yards. we'll, Il acre in
gum grove, u acre in family orchard; all is
fenced. This is worth more money. BUY.
owners don't agree. $500; easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
Alfalfa Brings Money

10 acres not far from electric line, foothill
section; all set to alfalfa, stand years old,
interset with walnuts 3 years old; Groom
house, chicken eorrals, 12-inch pipe line for
irrigating; well for domestic use. fine lit
tie ranch for $4S00; terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
FOR SALE
Country Property
FOR SALE
COUNTRY PROPERTY
Small Chicken Ranch

acre, on car line, close to station, all
fenced; 4-room house. modern; well. wind
mill, chicken corrals, 200 feet of piping, with
hydrants every so feet; so fruit trees bearing,
also grapevines; IS gum trees. ALL FOR
$500; $500 cash, balance easy. This is
close in.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
Snan at Covina

10 acres located 4 blocks from car line;
acres set to walnuts will be 3 years old this
spring; 30 shares of water stock. SOIL Is
THE REAL ORANGE SOIL. 3-room house,
barn, etc. Raw land sells for this with wa
ter $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
The Banner BUY

7ls acres IN THE FRoSTLESs SECTION.
The location is ideal. Solid to WASHING
TAN NAVELS Z years old, but look 10 years
old; a $4,000 crop ready to harvest. This pays
25 per cent and is increasing. Full water
stock,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
FoR SAFE

FOR SALE
s21k ACRES IN ALFALFA
2is miles south of Ontario at corner Of two
mainly travelled roads, Large purnplng
plant; new 4-room modern house. 1925 per
acre, or win subdivide into 5-acre tracts and
improve. Small amount Of cash win handls
this bargain; no trade considered.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
d0e CENTRAL BLDG. 9Th AND MAIN.
F4s09; broadway 3342. z-lz4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
Business Property


CITY-FoR SALE
I SELL THE EARTH.
r. s. BASSETT.
BUSINESS AND SEMI-BUSINESS
PROPERTY.
So, 500-50x132; income $50 per month.
$5,000-50x150: Mignonette st. cottage.
S9,500-45x127; w. Adams income $50 month.
311, ,000-50x125; w. Pico st. cottage.
$14, O00-72x104: store bldg; income s155 mo.
S15, 000-100x125 Fremont ave; houses.
SIG, 000-5Ox6O, w Second St., flats.
, $40 0O0-SOx16O, Flower ST., 3 houses.
$25, ,O00-50x150, San Pedro st. house.
S29, ,750-42x165, Los Angeles ST., cottage.
$35 0o0-110x130, Court ST., Q houses.
S5000O-32x135, Spring St, rents 1915 month.
S110, ,00O-40x1SS, Main st. near Seventh.
sl75O0O-5Ox170, Spring near 7th, $120 month.
Ask for particulars.
r. S. BASSETT, l.. A. r. B.
202h S. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
FOR SALE
S-N-A-Pl
OR A NG E G r o " E

IN THE FAMOUS TUSTIN DISTRICT.
&c acres. all in FINE BEARING ORANGES.
30 acres in 10-year-od navels,
acres in 5-year-old Valencias ALL
VERY LARGE, THRIFTY TREES,
in the pink of condition. Some lem
ons and family fruit. SOIL Is
VERY RICH. DARK FOOTlillL
SEDIMENT, RECOGNIZED TO BE
THE BEST IN THE STATE. This
grove is IN THE FROSTLESS
BELT No oranges hurt by frost
in this district. Besides this beau
tiful orange grove there is q hne
nine-room strictly modern house or
the property only about one year
old; nice large barn, windmill ana
tank; all buildings painted to match:
Plenty of wood for years. The
CHEAPEST WATER IN SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA, AND AN
ABUNDANCE GOES WITH THE
PLACE. Costs but 40 cents per hour
for 100 inches. This grove IS in the
famous Tustin district and II ycu
have not seen this country nome
come with us this week AID look at
this and other properties we have
for sale there. Tustin IS noted Tor
its fine roads and drives. pleasant
homes and ideal climate. This grove
is near one of the show places OF
Southern California, ana when you
see this property you Will be sur
prised at the low price on II.
PRICE s37 000. FOR THIS AND
OTHER GOOD BUYS IN ORANGE
COUNTY PROPERTY SEE
ORANGE COUNTY REALTY
COMPANY
Main $50; A6592.
2O6 WILCOX BLDG. I'd AND SPRlNG:
-VV 2-1S-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
SALE
VICTORIA PARK
VICTORIA PARK
VICTORIA PARK
W1711111llllIlIllIlIl11770
FOR SALE

SCORE, OF WE'LL KNOWN CITIZENS
HAVE UNITED TO CREATE A PRINAIE a,rE1
RESIDENCE PARK OF THE HlGHEsT
CLASS THEIR COMMITTEES INSPECTED
THE FOUR OF FIVE OTHER FIRST
CLASS PRIVATE RESlDENCE LOGAnl, AL
TIES AND ADOPTED ONLY THEIR BEST
FEATURES, IMPROVING ON THEM IN
MOST PARTICULARS.
THE RESULT is VICTORIA PARK
DRIVES 100 FEET BROAD.
PARKINGs THIRTY FEET WIDE.
sEvEN-FooT CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
FOUR ROWS OF TREES ALONG EACH
DRIVE
ELEVATED SITE, OVERLOOKING Low
ER GROUND, so THAT THE SUPERB
VIEW CAN NEVER BE oBSTRuCTED.
ASPHALT PAVEMENT FROM THE BUS
INEss CENTER TO VICTORIA PARK.
CONVENIENT LOCATION ON THE HIGH
PLATEAU KNOWN AS WEST ADAMS
HEIGHTS.
PIC,o HEIGHTS CARS ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF THE PARK, BEACH CARS
ALONG SIXTEENTH ON THE SOUTH
SIDE.
SUBWAY RIGHT OF WAY FROM SO
YARDS TO IL BLOCKS NORTH.
LARGE LOTS, 60 TO 11o FEET FRONT
AGE, AVERAGING 15O FEET DEEP.
NO STREET OR DRIVEWAY NAMES
ARE USED. THE ADDRESS FOR EACH
RESIDENCE BEING VICTORIA PARK,
WITH WITH THE NUMBER OF THE LOT.
Low PRICES AT PRESENT, COMBINED
WITH AN ASSURED FUTURE, THE -FOUR
OR FIVE OTHER PRIVATE RESIDENCE
CAN BE COMPARED TO VICTORIA PARK,
RANGE FROM 500 TO 5000 PER FRONT
FOOT. VICTORIA PARK. AT LEAST THE
EQUAL OF ANY, RANGES FROM $S5 TO
ABOUT $50 PER FRONT FOOT.
THESE PRICES WILL SOON BE AD-
vANCED TO FIGURES MORE IN PRO
PORTION TO THE MERITS OF THE
PROPERTY.
If YOU INTEND TO BUILD A HOME
COSTING FROM $4,000 TO $4,000 OR MORE,
YOU SHOULD SEE VICTORIA PARK Be
FORE SELECTING A SITE.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, AND TO
SEE THE PROPERTY. TELEPHONE US
FOR AUTOMOBILE APPOINTMENT.
DAVID. BARRY & co.
715 TO 719 UNION TRUST BLDG,
s. e. COR. SPRING AND FOURTH SITS.
MAIN 4Oss. F4oSs.
.-ts-1
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FOR sALE-4OX12o; s125O; FINE BUNGALOW
lot, next to 536 W. AID place. just west of
Figueroa; Grandsave. car; north front; must
HORACE G. HAMILTON CO.,
S01 FAY BLDG. 2-1S-1
FOR SALE
Fine lot 256x2O0; live oak and sycamore trees
Pasadena ave-, opposite Sycamore Park; east
front; most beautiful spot; $4,000.
HAMILTON COMPANY,
sol Fay Bldg. 2-13-l
FOR SALE
S575.
4 BEAUTIFUL LOT.
Covered with English walnut trees full 20
foot front, 140 feet deep faces streets; all
modern improvements; lot adjoining Is s145O
416 UNION TRUST BLDG, Fourth and
Spring. 2-l3-i
SUNSET BOULEvARD-FoR SALE-10 2;
acres suitable for subdivision in Los Angelo:
city between Sunset boulevard and Effie St
$1,000 per acre. WILL ID. GOuLD,t owner
rooms S2-S5 Temple block. Telephone, Main
2177 2-l3-l
6OxsOO ON GARFIELD AVE. SUNNYsIDE.
II you want snap, hurry
$3.50.
BANGS & BIGELOW
430 S. HILL ST. 2iS-1