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Catherln*

P.

M«s*lck~Lot

»,

Übcr

tract

$l#

.

M.

L.

Wicks

Jr.,

to

Sam

Kahn-

Lot

8,

Montrose

tract

$10

John

fl.

Chapman,

Jennie

8.

Chapman

to

Kdward

Balderon-»Lots

15

and

16,

W.

V.

KHlen

trsct

$600

Hrlgldn

Zobeleln

to

Mrs.

M:

B.

Brown-

Lot 9,

block

4,

Zobeleln's

Main

St.

tr

$10

Abner

In

Ross,

Emma

C.

Ross

to

Orange

Bprague—

Lot

67,

Ross

&

Dlxon

tract

.'.

$X

Frank

A.

Waters,

Martha

B.

Waters

—Lot

1«,

block

4.

lltitehlnson

tract

...SBOS

Elwood

Wilson,

Prlscllla

C.

Wilson

to

Allen

S.

Danforth—

Lot

24,

block

S.

North

Manhattan

I4«ach

$10

A.

E.

Dllworth

to

Susan

8.

Stout—

l^ot

4.

block,

87,

Manhattan

Beach

division

No.

2

7!

$10

Florence

H.

Barnes

to

Ralph

Rogers

Co.

-Section

12

1

H

13

W

$100

Rolwrt

N.

Bulla

to

Charles

W.

Sears-

Lot

1.

block

O.

Hunt

tract

$200

J.

R.

Toberman.

Emma

J.

Tobermnn

to

J.

11.

Llnd—

Part

lot

6,

block

2,

Hollywood

Ocean

Vlaw

tract

No.

2

$1800

Percy

V.

Hammon

to

Hflrry

n.

Hrim-

mon-I^dlvWed

%

Interest

in

part

lot

43.

block

8,

Park

tract

!*>

Oro.

8.

Btßfford

to

J.

A.

Graves—

Lots

13

and

20,

Klncad's

tract

$10

Jacob

P.

lirockmeler

to

J.

B.

McLeran—

Lot

1(183,

Chicago

Park

tract

$1

Union

'Trust

and

Realty

company

to

A.

J.

Hoffman

—

Lot

23,

block

4,

Short

Line

Iloach

subdivision

No.

1

$10

Moye

W.

Stephens,

Mary

Hendrick

Stephens,

S.

I).

Rannells

and

Jane

R.

Rannells

to

Charles

L.

Perrln

—

Lot

8,

Lakeside

tract

$10

Artnms-I'hllllps

company

to

Darwin

C.

McArlhur

and

Eva

M.

Mr

Arthur,

as

Joint

tenants

—

Lot

4,

block

A,

Homo

tract

$*00

Horatio

S.

Beckwith

to

Raquela

San>

chcr.

—

Lotft

18

and

19,

block

G,

Flana-

gan's

subdivision

$10

Eva

Philippine

Schlleter

and

Fritz

Schlleter

to

Horatio

8.

Beckwith

—

Lot

9,

block

D,

Nadeau

Orange

tract...

slo

Raquela

Sanchez

and

Übaldo

Sanchez

to

Kva

Philippine

Schlleter—

Lots

14,

15

and

16,

block

H,

Flanagan's

subdivis-

ion

$10

Lars

Peter

Nylln

(sometimes

written

Lars

Peter

Nylan)

to,

August

Seder-

lunu—Lot

19,

Peck's

subdivision

of

block

60,

Han

Pedro

$1

W.

A.

Irwln

and

Addle

R.

Irwin,

wife,

by

W.

A.

Irwin,

her

attorney,

to

Rosa

K.

Enrlquez—

Lot

15,

block

2,

Vil-

la

tract

$10

Charles

C.

Htird

and

Josephine

I,

Hurd

to

Marguerite

M.

Flowers

—

Lot

61,

.

Harbert

&

Butterworth

Adams

Street

tract

$3400

Seaside

Water

company

and

Broad-

way

Bank

'and

Trust

company,

trustee,

to

Christina

Thomas—

Lot

4,

block

G,

Knoll

Park

tract

$10

\u25a0I.

N.

Van

Nuys

and

Susanna

H.

Van

Nuys,

wife,

to

Frederick

Wilson

—

Block

74,

East

San

Gabriel

..$lO

George

W.

Hlllyer

and

Anna

Hlllyer

to

J.

M.

Terrell—

Lot

1,

block

85,

Peck's

sub-

division

.v.

v

.'....

$1300

Mrs.

Alice

M.

Staples

to

Mrs.

Alice

Brugman

and

E.

H.

Vannler—

Lots

"11

12

13 19

and

20.

Brainard's

subdivision

....$lO

Melville

Dozier

Jr.

and

Elizabeth

K.

Dozier

to

Augusta

E.

Behlow—

Lot

1,

block

A,

Al

ham

bra

Elec.

tract-

$10

Mrs.

Susan

L.

Donaldson

(known

as

Mrs.

S.

L.

Donaldson)

to

Jane

Conger-

Lots

1

and

2.

block

C,

Del

Go

Shar

tr

$10

L.

A.

Trust

Co.

to

J.

Duncan

Gleason—

Lot

14,

block

A,

West

Sixteenth

st

tr

$10

Edna

Lewis

Lehman

and

Charles

A.

Lehman

to

Mary

F.

McDonald—

Part

of

lot

6,

block

M,

resubdlvislon

of

Jones

tr

$10

Jennie

L.'

.

Conwell

to R.

J.

Venlng—

Lot

4,

block

40.

E.

S.

Field's

Occidental

Heights

tract

:

$1

William

H.

Martin

and

Jessie

Martin

to

Samuel

Martin—

Portion

of

62.82

acre

tract

in

Ro

San

Antonio

allotted

to

William

McCrindle

et

al

vs.

Francisco

Lugo et

al,

No.

3590,

district

court

...SSOO

J.

Wilson

Phelps

to

Luther

Pounds-

Lot

23,

bliock

8,

Brooklyn

tract

$725

Laura

M.

Anderson,

George

J.

Na-

deau,

Amos

F.

Nadeau,

N.

B.

Williams,

Edward

Poneo,

C.

L.

Durfee

and

Michael

Cudahy

to

Company

of

Los

An-

geles

—

Section

27,

township

2

south,

range

13

west

$1

William

Priester,

Nikouals

Priester

and

Dennis

Sullivan

to

Company

of

Los

Angeles

—

Strip

of

land

eighty

feet

wide,

beginning

at

1%-inch

gas

pipe

set

at

intersection

of

center

line

of

Vermont

avenue

with

proposed

center

line

of

Santa

Monica

avenue,

thence

south

89

degreeß

40

minutes

30

seconds,

west

2677.74

feet

$2

Reginald

Jervoise

West

to

Company

of

Los

Angeles

—

Part

blocks

12

and

13,

subdivision

\u25a0

No.

3,

Sunny

Slope

es-

tate

$10

P.

Martin

and

Cyrus

B.

Martin

to

John

W.

Martin

—

Part

lot

4,

Earl

tract

jio

L.

B.

Minston

and

Nellie

Minston

to

George

S.

Smith

—

Lot

14,

Bonnie

Beach

tract

$10

BUILDING

PERMITS

Los

Angeles

Miners'

Exchange

Sales

on

the

Miners'

exchange

yesterday

were

as

follows:

.

\u25a0

•

. .

4,000

G

Burling

.13%

2,000

do

10

2,500

do

13to

500

Kawich

20

2,600

do

14

1,800

do

20

1,500

G

Herald

.02

1,000

M

Queen..

.15

SOOT

Gldfleld

.01

1,200

Dixie

18^4

1,600

Ariz

Cop

.73

2,000

L

Harris

.04

8,000

Esperanza

.01

fc,6oo'

do

04%

2,000

Big

Elk..

.01%

1,000

Mayne

.15

•

800

New

Era

.05

1,000

do

;

.15%

300

John

Con

.13

2,000

Bull

M

Co

.90

,

1,500

do

13

1,500

do

90

1,000

Mt

Whtny

.0(i

800

Shoshone..

.07%

2,000

P

Nevada

.18

1,000

do

07%

1,500

A

Barbara

.09

500

Denver

31

1,000

T

Horn

en

.06

2,000

Blue

Bull..

.15

1,400

do

06

600

Bull

N

Bk

.35

500

G

Gladlatr

.02

1.000

do

35

200

G

Central

.01

800

Wolverine.

.04%

2,000

Serchlight

.04%

2,200

Cash

Boy

.18

800

Bis

West

.01

1,600

do

.18%

2,000

G

T

Cons

.05

1,000

Gt

Western

.04

600

Gt

Westrn

.04

500

Lit

Tonpa

3.00

800

Wapy

Tht

.08

1,000

Nev

Boy..

.29

1,500

Imp

MCo

.12

1,200

Gold

Bar..

.24

2,000

Seward

Sn

.07

600

Steinway..

.17

500

Lit

Jessie

.09

1,000

Eclipse

30

1,000

Keyst

Nev

.18

1,000

B

Gldfleld

.20

500

G

L

A

..

.02

600

Bull

Com..

.06%

600

R

Raven..

.'SI

2,000

Bruns

Co..

.02

800

T

Gld

Mt

.06

1,000

Bunkr

Hill

.49

1,000

Bis

Qulnc

.04

800

California.

.08%

800

Gt

W

Co

.90

600

Fawn

05

700

Five

Mets

.01

800

G

Rand

06

600

Nev

P

M

.03

1.000

G

Tonopah

.02%

2,000

Sandstorm

.45%

1,800

Gold

Dust

.07%

1,800

J

Butler..

.77

1,000

X

&

Bullf

.09

600

Jumbo

74%

300

Kaw

M

Co

.09%

2,000

Red

Top..

.37

1.500

Majes

Cop

1.19

600

do

37%

150

do

.......

1.20

l.DOO'Adams

08

1,000

Nevada

G

.22

600

Diamfleld

.44

I.COO

do

.23

1,000

O

Tonopa

.46%

1,000

Pennsylva

.05

1,000

Mon

Ton

2.91

.

$00

S

Eureka..

.24

200

do

2.90

2,000

Wonder

03

1,000

Or

Bullfg

.32

1.000

do

03

500

G

Mn

Nev

.62

500

W

Goose..

2.00

1,600

do

61

600

Black

Rock.

.03%

1,000

T

N

Star

.53

1,000

Black

Ants

.03

1,000

Jumbo

Ex

.IG%

1,200

Pion

Nome

.30

2000S

Pick

12%

2,000

G

Mtn

con

.15

500

G

Anchor

.75

1,600

St.

Ives...

.28

800

W

End

73

2,500

G

Gate

14

1,000

T

Belmnt 1.19

1.000

J

Butler

ex

.23

1800T

Mldwy

1.61

800

Ton

Ext..

.04

2,000

McNamar

.43

600

Ophir

.06

2

500

L

Star

13

600

Yel

Jacket

.16

1,000

Col

Mtn..

.39

2,000

Kentucky

.02

1,000

Kendall...

.18%

200

Belcher

18.

1

600

Blue

Bell

.07%

800

Confidence.

,64

600

Ind

Tonop

.01%

1,000

Mexican..

1.35

1,000

Simerone.

.45

2,000

O

Diamond

.02%

SOO

do

45%

600

Bull

Cons..

.05%

1.500

Armagosa

.09%

HSan

Pedro

Shipping

ARRIVED

ovrnincf

Whlttler,

Ban

Francisco.

Bteamer

Ktirrkn,

Seattle.

Bteatn«r

Norwood,

Redondo.

BAILRD

Stenmer

Newburg,

Oray's

Harbor.

Steamer

Alcatraz,

Greenwood.

.

:\f.\

Schooner

A.

P.

Coats,

Gray's

Harbor,

Steamer

Shasta.

Belllngham.

Steamer

Central

la.

Gray's

Harbor,

,

Schooner

Espada,

Everett.

Schooner

Advent,

Coos

Bay.

Ship

Plndos,

Hamburg.

Harkfntlno

Kncore,

Everatt.

Schooner

Philippine,

Grsy'a

Harbor.

.

Steamer

J.

M.

Weatherwaic,

Blakeiey.

Schooner

King

Cyrus,

Oray'B

Harbor.

Schooner

Alvena,

Tacoma.

Schooner

W.

E.

witteman,

Gray's

liar*

bor.

Schooner

Artel,

Gray's

Harbor.

Baikentlnn

Portland,

Portland.

Schooner

Melrose,

Gray's

Ifarbor.

Bark

Haydn

Brown,

Tacoma.

Schooner

Alpha,

Wlllapn.

'

Schooner

Endeavor,

Olympla.

Steamer

Muriel,

Portland.

Schooner

Lucy,

Umpqua.

Schooner

Columbia,

Ballard.

Schooner

Spokane,

Gamble.

Schooner

James

Rolph,

Everett.

Schooner

R.

E.

Godfrey,

Ballard.

VESSELS

ON

THE

WAY

Schooner

M.

Wlnkleman,

Cray's

Hnrbor,

Schooner

Mahukona,

Portland.

Schooner

Meteor.

Hadlock.

Schooner

Honolpu.

Portland.

Schooner

O.

W.

Watson,

Portland.

Steamer

F.

11.

Leggett,

Eureka.

Schooner

Prosper,

Ballard.

Ship

Olenerlcht,

Hamburg.

Schooner

Admiral,

Everett.

Schooner

Bangor,

Gray's

Harbor.

Schooner

Nokomls,

Gray's

Harbor.

Schooner

Polaris,

Everett.

Schooner

O.

J.

Olnen,

llnllnrd.

Schooner

E.

K.

Wood,

Gray'a

Harbor.

LOADING.

Schooner

Irene,

Portland.

Schooner

Ethel

Zane,

Portland.

Barkentlns

Robert

Sudden,

Oray'fl

Harbor.

Schooner

Ensign,

Gray's

Harbor.

Schooner

Boquel,

Hadlock.

British

bark

Pass

Killlecrankte,

Ant-

werp.

Schooner

Defiance,

Gray's

Harbor.

Schooner

Ruby,

Coquille

River.

Schooner

Forest

Home,

Olympla.

Barkentlne

Makawells,

Mukiltoo.

Schooner

Luzon,

Portland.

Schooner

R.

W.

Bartlett,

Gray's

Har-

bor.

Schooner

Expansion,

Ballard.

Schooner

Carrier

Dove,

Gray's

Harbor.

Schooner

James

A.

Garfleld,

Gray's

Harbor.

Schooner,

Navarro,

Westport.

Schooner

J.

S.

Higgins,

Fort

Bragg.

Steamer

Rfldondo,

Portland.

Steamer

Samoa,

Caspar.

Barkentlne

C.

F.

Crocker,

Port

Town-

send.

.

Steamer

Santa

Monica,

Gray's

Harbor,

Schooner

Taurus,

Ludlow.

Steamer

Pasadena,

Eureka.

Schooner

J.

A.

Campbell,

Columbia.

Schooner

Robert

R.

Hind,

Portland.

'

Redondo

Shipping

ARRIVED.

.\u25a0.

\u25a0

Steamer

State

of

California,

Capt.

Thomas,

from

San

Francisco

and

way

ports.

SAILED.

Steamer

State

of

California,

Capt.

Thomas,

for

San

Diego.

TO

SAIL

TONIGHT.

Steamer

Norwood,

Capt.

Martin,

for

San

Pedro.

TO

ARRIVE

JUNE

4.

Steamer

State

of

California,

Capt.

„

Thomas,

from

San

Diego.

TO

SAIL

JUNE

4.

Steamer

State

of

California,

Capt.

Thomas,

for

San

Francisco

and

way'

ports.

\

TO

ARRIVE

JUNE

5.

Steamer

Santa

Rosa,

Capt.

Alexander,

from

San

Francisco.

TO

SAIL

JUNE

6.

Steamer

Santa

Rosa,

Capt.

Alexander,

for

San

Diego.

VESSELS

IN

PORT.

Steamer

Norwood,

Capt.

Martin,

from

Seattle.

••

>

•

\u25a0•

"

,

'\u25a0\u25a0

Steamer'

State'

of

"California;

Capt.

Thomas,

from

San

Francisco.

ON

THE

WAY.

Schooner

Irene,

from

Portland.

Schooner

Forester,

from

Port

Town-

send.

Tho

Host—

And

how

did

you

pass

tho

nlKht?

The

Guest—

Wretchedly.

There

was

a

window

in

the

room

that

never

stopped

rattling.

The

Host—

That's

bad.

I'm

awfully

sorry.

The

Guest—

Oh.

It's

all

right.

The

supper

was

so

indigestible

that

I

would

havo

been

afraid

to

go

to

sleep.

—

Cleveland

Plain

Dealer.

Superintendent

Backus

yesterday

is-

sued

building

permits

as

follows:

Avenue

Sixty-three,

130

North

—

E. E.

Boyden,

owner

and

builder;

addition

to

frame

residence,

$75.

Baxter

street,

JJOO

feet

east

of

Ivan-

hoe

avenue

—

F.

W.

Rice,

owner

and

builder;

one-story

frame

residence,

$500.

Dorchester

avenue,

2963

—

W.

R.

Scur-

lock,

owner

and

builder;

alterations

to

two-and-a-half-story

frame'

residence,

$2000.

Fifty-fourth

street,

694

Kast

—

L.

D.

Winland,

owner;

I.

W.

Mac

Donald,

builder;

one-story

frame

residence,

$300.

1

Fortieth

street,

345

East

—

James

Beck,

owner

and

builder;

alterations

to

frame

residence,

$40.

Forty-eighth

street,

229,

East

—

C.

E.

Adams,

owner

and

builder;

one-story,

five-room

frame

residence,

$1200.

Hinton

avenue,

912

—

J.

W.

Lyall,

owner;

J.

B.

Thomson,

builder;

altera-

tions

to

one-story

frame

residence,

$200.

Hubbard

street,

846

—

D.

A.

Kimball,

owner

and

builder;

one-story

frame

building,

$600.

Marathon

street,

2624

—

May

L.

Foster,

owner;

J.

W.

Mauldln.

builder;

one-

story

frame

residence,

$1600.

Prospect

place,

524

—

J.

Jaussand,

owner;

J.

Schack,

builder;

one-story

frame

residence,

$1300.

Stephenson

avenue,

2221

—

C.

H.

Brown,

owner

and

builder;

one-story

frame

building,

$lf>o.

Temple

street,

1514-1516

"West

—

Mlna

F.

Beebe,

owner;

H.

C.

Beebe,

builder;

one-story

frame

store

building,

$350.

Tennessee

street,

1208

—

C.

\V.

Stim-

son,

owner

and

builder;

alterations

to

one-story

frame

residence,

$100.

Third

street,

2620

East

—

Miss

8.

Blanohard,

owner;

P.

A.

Kittel,

build-

er;

one-and-a-half-story

frame

resi-

dence,

$2000.

Thirty-sixth

street,

1200

East

—

D.

J.

Kelly,

owner

and

builder;

one-story

frame

store

building,

$99.

subdivision

i

$1

Anna

Plrch

to

same-Part

lot

8.

block

6,

Raymond

Imp.

Co.

tract

$1

Anna

M.

Gleftnon

to

same—

Part

lots

6

and

(I,

Ttnnb

nubdlvlston

$1

Kathryne

O'Neill

to

same-Part

lot

6.

block

<»,

Raymond

Villa

tract

$t

Montgomery

&

Mullin

Lumber

Co.

to

same—

Part

lot

2

and

part

lot

3,

Watklns

&

Martin's

subdivision

$1

J.

11.

McCluer

to

oame—

Part

lota

7

end

9,

block

A,

Raabn

subdivision

$1

Arthur

Walker

and

H.

Augusta

Walker

to

same—

Part

of

lot

22,

block

A,

name

subdivision,

and

par

Hots

15

and

16,

Smith

6

Jacob's

fourth

subdivision,

and

part

lot

1.1,

block

21.

name

subdivision

$1

O.

R.

Dougherty

and

M.

P.

Dougherty

to

same-Part

lot

11,

block

8,

O.

R.

Dough-

erty's rrrdnt

$1

Cyrus

K.

Munger

and

Mary

J.

Munger

to

same—

Part

lot

8.

block

B,

Raab's

sub-

division

•• $1

Robert

N.

Bulla.

executor

of

estate

of

Etta

M.

Lonsrley,

deceased,

to

same-

Part

lots

9

and

10,

block

4,

O.

R.

Dough-

erty's

replat

$1

Sou.

Cal.

Ry.

Co.

to

same—

Strip

of

land

brglnnlng

at

Intersection

of

north

line

of

Mission

street

with

east

linn

of

Meridian

aye.,

part

of

lots

4

6

and

6,

block

X,

Wat-

klns

&

Martin's

subdivision

...'

$1

Nina

B.

PuKh

to

same—

Part

of

lot

8.

block

6,

Raymond

Imp.

Oo.'s

tfaot

....$1

Driisllla

Dally

to

snme-Part

of

lot

6,

blork

O.

Raymond

Villa

tract

No.

1

,$1

William

M.

Chick

to

same—

Part

of

lot

7

and

lot

8.

Ugh

i

Toot's

replat;

part

lot

6,

block

A.

Throop

Gates

&

Cook's

sub

..$1

Mrs.

11.

Augusta

Walker

to

same—

Part

of

lot

7,

block

6,

Raymond

Imp.

Co.

tr

$1

Mrs.

M.

V.

Longley

to

City

of

South

Pasadena-Part

of

lot

11,

block

4,

replat

of

O.

R.

Dougherty

addition

$1

8.

J.

Keese

and

ft.

A.

Keese

to

same-

Part

\oi

6,

Raymond

Villa

tract

No.

1

..$1

A.

Garmshausen

(signs

Adolph

Garms-

hausen)

and

Marie

Garmshausen

to

same

-Part

of

lot

3.

Smith

&

J'ackard'B

sub

$1

John

Sharp

and

Anna

Sharp

to

same-

Part

of

lots

13

and

16,

block

A.

ltaab

s

subdivision

»}

.1.

11.

Jacobs

(signs

John

11.

Jacobs)

and

Olive

K.

Jacobs

to

same—

Part

lot

15,

block

H.

Raab'H

nubdl

vision

$1

J.

T.

Peed

and

Lizzie

Peed

to

name-

Part

lot

6,

block

5

.Raymond

Imp.

Co

tract

$*

J.

R.

Swain

to

same—

Part

lot

5,

block

5,

same

tract

S'V'J,

J.

M.

Kellerman

to

same—

Part

lot

7,

Raymond

Villa

tract

No.

1

......$1

A.

L.

Belleguy

to

same-Part

of

lots

4

and

G,

Raymond

Imp.

Co.'s

tract,

blk

6

$1

A.

F.

Mcßeynolds

and

Maye

Mcßeyn-

olds

to

same—

Part

lot

11,

block

A,

Raab

s

subdivision

'

$1

M.

B.

Reid.

Ada

J.

Longley,

George

A.

Green,

as

trustees

of

South

Pasadena

City

School

Dist.

to

same—

Part of

lota

11

and

12,

block

B.

Throop

Gates

&

Cook's

sub-

division;

also

lot

2,

block

1,

Lightfoot's

Baptist'

church'

'of'

South

'

Pasad'ena

to

same

_p

a

rt

lot

3,

block

B,

Raab'a

sub-

division

•\u25a0•

• •

•

»1°

John

S.

Mnltrnan

and

Clara

R.

Shatto

to

Frank

Mendenhall

—

Lot

2,

block

2,

Maltman

&

Shatto's

subdivision

$v

Emll

Firth

and

Benveneda

S.

Firth

to

John

Iriart

—

Lot

19,

Firth's

Boulevard

tract

...••••••

I

\u25a0

•••••••<

'10

Charlotte

N.

Creighton

and

Telfalr

Crelghton

to

State

Bank

and

Trust

company—

Part

lot

47

and

lot

46,

Ellen-

dale

place,

and

part

lot

47V4

and

all

lot

4tHA,

Bowker'a

addition

$10

Lydia

M.

Sicker

to

Mrs.

Luella

Rogers

Part

lot

22,

block

11,

Hall

tract..

slo

•

T.

F.

Hayes

and

Marcia

M.

Hayes

to

Frieda

Mildred

Terry

—

Lot

30,

block

33,

Avalon

••

.

••

•

•

$10

Pearl

P.

Arbucklo

to

Union

Trust

and

Realty

company—

Lots

1,

2, 9,

10

and

14,

Robert

Marsh

&

Co.

Florence

Heights

tract

*

10

Viola

P.

Haskell

to

A. A.

Jepson—

Part

Dr.

Conger

Home

tract

$10

South

Pasadena

Methodist

Episcopal

church

to

Sanford

&

Smith—

Part

lot

8

and

part

lot

10,

block

A,

Raab's

subd

-

vision

•

$19uu

M.

E.

Cary

to

Alice

M..Tift—

Lots

7»

and

80,

block

B,

Temple

Street

Villa

tract

*

4uo

Title

Insurance

and

Trust

company

to

James

K.

Narragon—

Lot

16,

block

U,

La

Palma

tract

...

•••

\u25a0*!«

James

A.

Keency

to

Anna

B.

Kirk-

Lot

3,

block

3,

Washington

Villa

tract

\u2666

10

Anna

B.^Dugen

to

Nora

McCartney

and

Mary

Carney

Andrews—

Portion

of

block

7,

Nichols'

addition

to

West.

Los

An

a

e

A°f

Blackburn"

and

Barah'Blackburn

to

Ellen

M.

Schultz—

Lot

7,

block

i,

Central

Home

place

v»*

V,

ii

Hannah

A.

Baldwin

and

O.

M.

Bald-

win

to

W.

H.

Molvin—

Lot

6,-

block

10,

Manhattan

Beach

\u2666

lv

Union

Trust

and

Realty

company

to

Clara

Ornbaum

and

Minnie

O.

Arthur-

Lot

12,

block

C,

Short

Line

Boach

sub-

division

No.

1

\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0•'

ll

Georgina

S.

Jones

to

Arrietta

Duryea

—Lot

E,

block

117,

Santa

Monica....

sl

Arrietta

Duryea

to

Elmer

M.

Smashev

—

Same

as

above

•••

-flO

Walter

Lindley

and

Florence

Lindley

to

W.

Jarvls

Barlow

—

Portion

of

lot

10,

block

33,

Ord

survey

$2760

A.

,V.

Rogers

and

W.

E.

Rogers

to

William

R.

Harper—

Lot

12,

block

30,

Garvanza

addition

No.

1

.....S4OO

Luke

Craig

and

Ella

M.

Craig

to

William

Clark

Grisso—

Portion

of

lot

2,

S

°w'

cT^Grfsso'

'

William"

Clark

'Gr'isßO

(being

the

same

person)

and

Lulu

May

Grisso

to

Luke

Craig—

Lot

124

and

part

lot

123,

Wiesendanger

South

End

tract

*

1U

Isaac

A.

Brewer

and

Ellen

G.

Brewer

to

Henry

J.

Jesberg—

Lot

1,

block

p,

Menlo

Park

subdivision

No.

2

$10

F.

M.

Douglass

and

Phoebe

A.

Doug-

lass

to

Hermosa

Beach

Land

and

\Vater

company

—

Part

of

,

Rancho

Sausal

Re-

dondo

\u2666

lt

'

J.

Ransome

Bransby

to

S.

R.

G.

Twy-

cross

and

Catherine

J.

Smith

—

Lot

«,

block

12,

Carter's

Vineyard

tract...

slo

James

G.

Scarborough,

trustee,

to

Mrs.

H.

E.

Dunton,

trustee—

Lots

10,

11.

12,

13

and

14,

block

26,

Pasadena

Villa

tract

*

150

J

V.

Bartow

and

Jane

E.

Bartow

to

Emma

R.

Smith—

Part

lot

-6,

block

4,

Bartow

tract

••••••

\u2666

'

v

iJeasldu

Water

company

and

Broad-

way

Bank

and

Trust

company,

trustee,

to

Emma

K.

Smith—

Lot

7,

block

X

Knoll

Park

tract

$10

Lewis

G.

Helm

and

Mary

E.

Helm

to

N.

C.

Lollich

—

Lots

14,

15

and

lt>.

block

8,

Long

Beach

'

Harbor

View

tract.

.

.$lO

N.

C.

Lollich

and

Almyria

Lollich

to

Samuel

T.

Rankin—

Part

lots

15

and

16,

block

8,

same

tract

»'O

,T.

B.

Losee

and

Alice

Losee-

to

Louisa

Weaver

—

Lot

1,

Losee's

subdivision.

slo

Willis

L.

Simons

and

Isabella

Simons

to

Jane

Wilder—

Lot

6,

block

53,

Po-

Nancy'

C.'

Ba'nVeV

'and

L.

Barnes

to

Henry

Morris—

Part

lot

10,

block

X,

Monrovia

.'

••

.S3uOO

William

H.

Lake

and

Mary

Grace

Lake

to'

Henry

Newby

—

Lot

3,

Jewett

»

subdivision

'•

• •

•$!«

L.

W.

Bllnn

to

Dida

L.

Hubbard

—

Lot

9,

Daly

&

Mottler

tract

$10

Evalena

Mlnlch

and

Harry

K.

Minlch

to

Charles

E.

Lewis—

Lot

72,

Daven-

port's

San

Pedro

Street

tract

$10

Luis

Enrlquez

to

Santa

Monica

Land

and

Water

company

—

Undivided

one-

eighth

Interest,

being

all

of

described

property

allotment

No.

3

to

Ramona

M.

de

Baker

in

deVree

of

partition,

R.

8.

Baker

vs.

Manuel

Marquez

et

u1....510

Edwin

S.

Shapland

and

Mattie

L.

Shapland

to

Leavens

H.

Donaldson

—

Undivided

half

Interest

in

part

lot

18,

block

U,

West

Los-

Angeles

..$lO

Leavens

H.

Donaldson

and

Martha

b.

Donaldson

to

E.

S.

Shapland—Undi-

vided

half

interest

in

lot

18,

block

U,

same

tract

\u25a0•!."',

Abbott

Kinney

company

to

John

U.

Pope—

Lot

23,

block

18,

Venice

.of

America

#i6uu

Williamette

Steam

Mill,

Lumbering

and

Manufacturing

company

to

L.

l>.

Dawson—

Lot

6,

block

1,

Highland

tract

addition

No.

15

\"\\9

Jennie

Loo

Fletcher

and

Norval

W.

Fletcher

to

Ida

Lebovitz

—

Lot

18,

block

15,

Electric

Railway

Homeßtead

Abso-

elation

tract

•••••

V.I

5

.

Jesse

O.

Marsh,

Mabel

R.

March

to Alta

M.

Weßsell—

Lot

9,

block

D,

Raymond

Villa

tract

No.

1

....II

Frank

Booth,

Nancy

L.

Booth

to Wil-

liam

Nelson

and

Electa

Nelson—

Lots

P

and

Q,

block

118,

Banta

Monica

........$lO

Gao.

H.

Peck,

Olive

ii.

Peck

to

Jo-

hanua

Ilartnett—

Lot

1,

block

7,

Peck's

Grand

View

tract

...........$350

Park

Land

Co.

to

Amos

J.

Thomas—

Part'

lots

17

and

18,

block

21,

Huntlngton

Hark

$10

J

V.

Bartow,

Jane

E.

Bartow

to

Uen-

rletta

Williams—

Lot

18,

block

2.

Bartow

tract

\u25a0

:

$10

Seaside

Water

Co.,

Broadway

Bk.

&

Tr.

Co.,

trustees,

to

E.

J.

Venable—

Lot

11,

block

0.

Knoll

Park

tract

.\.slo

Joueph

A.

Thompson,

Sadie

Thompson

to

D.

VI.

Rosenberg

and

Margaret

H.

ltoa-

enberg—Part

of

farm

lot

8

'.

$10

John

Kempley,

Ann

Kempley

to

James

Shackieton—

Lot

4,

block

4,

Kempley

sub-

division

...$lO

8.

K.

Hemphill.

Emma

Hemphill

to

John

Allen,

Man

kUi

Allen—

Lots

!•

and

11,

block'

53,

Long

Beach

............

V,..

....$lO

Laud

Imp-

As«n.

to

11.

8.

Mimuon—

Lots

6

and

7,

block

lU3,

Alamltos

Beach

town-

site

,

$10

Henry

C.

Win

tor.

Mury

A.

lllntor

to

1

,

FRIDAY.

JUNR

2,

1906.

'»

Truman

Potter,

Mnrle

Potter

to

Andrew

Andemon-Irfits

7

nnd

»,

block

2,

subdi-

vision

o(

lot

6,

block

F,

H.

8

$10

IT.

T.

&

R.

Co.

to

Fromholt

Olson—

Lots

222

and

223,

Strong

&

Dickinson's

Fluuerna

Boulevard

tract

$S3l

KllenH.

Wheeler

to

William

O.

Clark-

Lot

7.

B.

It.

Whreler

tract

$10

Charles

T.

Merrltt,

Fnnnle

K.

Mftrrltt

to

Clifton

J.

Platt—

Lot

24,

Frank

C.

Platt

Co.

's

first

tract

$10

A.

W.

Shumwny,

Jennie

M.

Bhumwny

to H.R.

Eastman—

Lot

60

and

part

lot

14.\

block

C.

Meadn

and

Dalton

tract

$10

Jr. K.

Knutman

to

Allen

V.

Fortler,

Mary

V..

Fortler-Same

as

above

$10

A.

13.

I'omeroy,

Florence

A.

Pomnroy

to

George

W.

Stimson,

Charles

M.

Btlmson—

hot

it,

block

A;

lot

3,

block

A;

undivided

H

of

lot

4,

block

A,

and

lot

28,

block

U,

I'omeroy

&

Stimson's

subdivision

of

Al-

hambra

$10

C.

K.

Anthony

and

Barali

Anthony

to

In

A.

Bldg.

Co.—

Lot

312,

Alexander

Wei

II

tr»ot

jio

Edward

(».

Hrockmatm

and

Nellie

Urockmann

to

T. O. &T.

Co.—

Part

of

neo-

tlon

20

2

8

13

W

$10

J.

M.

Harbour

and

Sanih

1.

Harbour

to

W.

Li

Bowman-

Lots

11

and

91,

May

tr

$10

Mrs.

11. 15.

Dickinson

and

8. 8.

Dlckln-

son

to

Mrs.

Alary

Morgan—

hot

18,

Al-

hambra

Road

tract

$10

George

O.

Force

and

Emma

A.

Force

to

C.

.1.

Shepherd—

Lot

1,

block

10,

South

Woodla

wn

„

$10

J.

A.

IlowUon

and

Mary

A.

Ilowden

to

ITenry

Btunrt

Hackntaff

and

Oma

Dor*

Hackstalt—

Part

of

lot

12

and

part-

of

lot

11,

block

16.

West

Adams

Heights

....$lO

J.

W.

Anderson

and

Barnh

M.

Anderson

to

John

Norwood—

Lots

50

and

D

7,

M.

L.

Wick's

subdivision

of

lots

301

and

806,

South

&

Porter

tract

$620

John

Norwood

nnrl

Annln

Norwood

to

.T.

A.

Halstead—

lajls

fit!

and

D

7,

In

mima

sub-

division

$750

n.

W.

Polndexter

and

Madeline

R.

Polndexter

to

1,.

L.

Newerf

—

Lot

7.

PolndeKter's

subdivision

of

lot

2,

block

88,

Terminus

Ilomentead

tract

$10

James

W.

Kays

to

Arthur

Leo

Adams

and

Helen

P.

Adams—

Lot

18,

block

O,

North

Park

tract

$10

Charles

A.

Smith

and

Sophia

C.

Smith

to

James

Fredda

Matteson,

Jr.,

nnd

Anna

Maletson

—

Lots

37

and

88,

Key-

stone

tract

r

$10

W.

H.

Warner

and

Cora

S.

Warner

to

Sherman

S.

Stevens

and

Fannie

L.

Ste-

vens

—

Lot

3,

block

I,

M.

D.

Painter's

subdivision

$10

Bherman

S.

Stevens

and

Fiinnio

L.

Stevens

to

Cora

S.

Warner

—

Lot

1,

Al-

len

&

Hals«y's

subdivision

$10

William

McCarty

and

Elizabeth

Me-

Carty

to

Fanny

M.

Kelley

—

I'art

of

lot

1,

Thompson

Brothers'

subdivision.

.$lO

Thomas

A.

Keed

and

Martha

M.

Reed

to

James

K.

Loucks

and

Ida

V.

Loucks

—

Portion

of

Indianolu

place

as

shown

on

map

of

H.

T.

Bartram's

si;'»>divlßlon

of

Indlanola

place

$10

Soren

Hanson

and

Eva

Hanson

to

Thomas

Smart

—

Lot

11,

block

32,

Ar-

tesian

tract

$10

Joseph

W.

Obear

and

Helen

Obear

to

Ira

Li

Leard

—

Part

of

lot

20,

lirown

&

Newton

subdivision

'

$10

Joseph

T.

Greenwood

and

Adelaide

Greenwood

to

Daniel

11.

Benedict

—

Lot

2,

Sarah

M.

Hall's

subdivision

$10

P.

J.

McCJarry

to

Stanley

F.

McClung

—

Part

Rancho

La

Ballona

$1

i»

C.

M.

Moore

(known

as

C*

Matthew

Mooru)

to

E.

K.

Wood

Lumber

com-

pany—S.

M.

Moore's

Home

place...

slo

Alice

C.

Williamson

to

Kathryne

J.

Wilson—

Lot

8,

block

7,

West

Adam*

Heights

-\u25a0

.$lO

Isabel

J.

Barrett

to

Edward

J.

Far-

mer

—

Lot

7,

block

3,

Hollywood

Ocean

View

tract

No.

2

•

$1

0

AnnJe

M.

Knerr,

executrix

of

estate

of

Kate

Knerr,

deceased,

to

Jeanette

Fcnsky

—

Part

lot

10,

Lyman

&

Stevens'

subdivision

$3UOO

Samuel

C.

Graham

and

Mamie

Gra-

ham

to

Hanson

H.

Cross

and

Kearnle

Cross

—

Lot

4,

block

2,

Falrview

tract

$3

0

Edmund

Lincoln

to

L.

Douglas

Sover-

eign

—

Part

lot

23,

Sierra

Madro

tract

$V>

Genie

H.

Silkwood

and

L.

T.

Sllkwood

to

Josph

Atkinson

and

Margaret

Atkin-

son

—

Lots

1,

2

and

3,

block

V,

K.

Avery

McCarthy's

subdivision

\.

.$lO

A.

M.

Lovelace

and

Florence

Love-

lace

to

Margie

Goings

—

Lot

22

and

part

lot

21.

Westacres

$U2.50

Talltha

J.

Moss

to

John

H.

Brown

—

Lots

60,

61

and

62,

South

Park

View-

tract

$10

Joseph

11.

Benslnger

to

Mary

A.

Parker

—

Lot

18,

block

26,

Hall

tract.slo

Margaret

Mehegan

to

Charles

O.

Goodwin

—

Lot

22,

block

8,

Urmston

tract

$10

William

Mclntyre

to

Aidlne

Hall

—

Lot

22,

Roselawn

p1ace....

1

$10

Arthur

G.

Newton

to

Adelmer

K.

Tubbs

and

Maud

L.

Firth

—

Lot

78

and

part

lot

79,

Hafen

tract

$10

Frank

W.

Frith

(known

as

Frank

W.

Firth)

to

Maud

L.

Firth

—

Lot

78

and

part

lot

79,

Hafen

tract

$1

Throop

Polytechnic

institute

to

Liz-

ette

C.

Farrell

—

Lot

2

and

part

lot

3,

Amos

G.

Throop's

replat

$l-80u

George

S.

Baldwin

and

Ellen

M.

Bald-

win

to

Moses

S.

Pashglan

—

Part

lot

6,

El

Molino"

tract

$10

Mary

D.

Gibson

and

C.

P.

Gibson

to

L.

N.

Collier

—

Lot

7,

Sarah

M.

Hall's

subdivision

...$lO

Charles

W.

Stewart

and

Jessie

O.

Stewart

to

Mrs.

Melissa

D.

Edmonds

—

Lot

5,

block

2,

Bartow

tract

$3500

Fred

Somers

and

Minerva

M.

Somers

to

John

H.

Burton

—

Part

lot

22

and

part

lot

24,

block

2,

Country

Club

tract

$10

Bertha

Bellinger

and

Anton

Bor-

linger

to

Otto

Amerlan

and

Fanny

Amerlan

—

Lot

1,

Mills

subdivision

of

lot

1,

De

Colls

Vineyard

tract

$10

Frank

Garrett

and

Sarah

G.

Garrett

to

Maria

Smith

—

Lot

10,

block,

F,

Al-

varado

Terrace

tract

$10

Maude

W.

Johnston,

administratrix

of

estate

of

Griffin

Johnston,

deceased,

to

Cal.

F.

Hunter

—

Undivided

one-sixth

interest

In

property

commonly

known

as

Allen

block

$8000

A.

P.

Cross

and

Odessa

Cross

to

Hen-

ry

Klum

—

Lots

1,

2

and

3,

Peck's

subdi-

vision

of

lots

1

and

4,

block

27,

San

Pedro

....'.

$1"

Eleanor

Van

Zandt

and

W.

S.

Van

Zandt

to

James

D.

Tracy

and

Kva

B;

Tracy

—

Part

lot

5,

H.

M.

Weight's

sub-

division

v

;;

J1

°

Charles

G.

Musket

and

Emma

L.

Mus-

ket

to

Theodore

Welsendanger

—

Lots

1

to

10,

block

C,

Curtis

Park

tract

$1

Theo.

Wlesendanger

to

Title

Guar-

antee

and

i

Trust

company

—

Same

as

above

.'

\u0084.$lO

Title

Guarantee

and

Trust

company

to

Israel

Nusbaum

—

Lot

7,

block

6,

South

Woodlawn

$10

Charles

M.

L.

Hill

to

Jeanette

E.

Plerson

Part

lot

10,

Vawter's

subdi-

vision

of

Lucas

tract

$10

Grant

E.

Morgan

and

Agneß

D.

Mor-

gan

to

Roscoe

A.

Kimball

—

Lot

Jl.

re-

subdlvlslon

of

part

of

L.

L.

Ferry's

subdivision

•

•

•

\u25a0;;*

Julius

J.

Lee

and

Lucll

Lee

to

Mary

F

Bezold

—

Portion

of

lot

1,

block

29,

Erkenbrecher

Syndicate

Santa

Monica

tract

*

10

United

Land

and

Water

company

to

Henry

J.

Scheper—

Lot

3,

block

21.

and

lot

1,

block

9,

Sierra

Vista

townsite.slo

Alamltos

Land

company

to

J. O

Mitchell—

Part

Farm

lot

117,

Alamltos

«

rac

t

$10

Same

to

J.

E.

Hart

and

E E.

Hart-

Tart

Farm

lot

117,

same

tract

SlO

R

W.

Darby

and

Lillian

E.

Darby

to

Annie

R.

Polltte

and

Katio F.

Me-

Qulllcn—

Lot

2,

block

2,

,Buena

Vista

ti

act

••••

**0

Francis

•

A.

Seymour

to

Luelan

Alonzo

Peet

and

Maggie

H.

Peet—

Portion

of

lot

8,

Monterey

terrace.

;

...

..II

Leo

Longley

and

Ada

J.

Longjey

to

city

of

South

Pasadena

—

Strip

of

land

commencing

at

northwest

corner

of

Mission

street

and

Prospect

avenue,

thence

north

along

west

line

of

Pros-

pect

avenue

ten

feet,

eto

......II

H

J.

Woollacott

to

same

—

Part

lot

1.

Smith

&

Packard's

subdivision.

..

.$1

1

Lamont

H.

Chick

and

Herbert

F.

Pitcher

to

same

—

Part

lot

15,

block

U,

Raab's

subdivision;

part

lot

12.

Smith

&

Jacobs'

Fourth

subdivision

.$1

Lamont

H.

Chick

to

same—Part

lot

14,

block

21,

Smith

&

Jacobs'

Fourth

subdivision

..

.^

...

$1

Pacific

Electric

Railway

company

to

same—

Part

lot

6,

block

D,

Wotkyna

&

Martin's

subdivision

..

.11

Elizabeth

A.

Iloach

to

same—

Part

lot

14.

block

B,

Raab's

.subdivision

$1

Elma

Bertelltf

Ferguson

to

same

—

Purt

lots

6,

7

and

8,

block

6,

Raymond

Improvement

Company

tract.

..

....

.

.$1

Leo

Longley

to

sume-Part

lot

1

and

part

of

lot

a.

block

E,

Wotklnß

&

Martin

subdivision

i."«i""i!"i

717

1

G.

W.

Lawyer

and

Cdra

E.

Lawyer

to

same—

Part

of

lot

2

and

part

lot

1,

Smith

&

Packard's

subdivision

\u0084...............$1

Churleu

Packard

to

same—

Part

of

lot

8,

block

2,

repulat

of

South

Pasadena

'..sl

Clias

Packard

and

Elmer

Packard

to

same-Part

lot

6

and

6.

Smith

and

Pack-

ard

subdivision

ii«j«A!

717

1

G

W.-

Tha.ver

and

Anna

E.

Thayer

to

same—

Part

of

lot

4.

same

subdlvltiloii

..$1

Wllluini

H.

Kllborn

and

Julia

A.

K||.

born

to

City

of

South

Pasadena—

Part

of

lots

1

and

2.

block

H.

Raab's

subdivision;

Dart

lot 6.

block

C.

Thruvu

Gates

&

Cook's

'

.

'

'

v

\u25a0 \u25a0

.

REAL

ESTATE

TRANSFERS

LOS

ANGELES

HERALD:

SATURDAY

MORNING,'

JUNE

3,

tgos'.

MARINE

NEWS

9

\

FOR

B

A

L

,t

JW^_.

Suburban

Property

DOLQEVILLB.

Tim

MANUFACTURING

AND

AT,flO

ONRpK'TIIR

FINEST

RESIDENCE

BITIiI'RBS

OF

LOS

ANGELES

COUNTY.

Office

on

«ho

tract,

of

Suite

416-417,

Pacific

Electric

Building.

8,

J.

WHITB

ft

CO.,

AGENTS.

FOR

SALE—

*<loOo|

7

ACRES

INSIDE

city

limits,

Vt

In

full

bearing

wal-

nuts,

balance

young

walnuts

and

grapes;

pumping

plant,

watc-r

piped

nil

over

place;

Rood

four-room

house,

barn,

inrubator,

sovoral

hun-

dred

chickens,

horso

nnd

wagon

nnd

nil

fnrmlnff

Implements:

Vt

rash.

COOPER

&

CUDDKHACK,

218

8.

Hrondwny.

Suburban

Property—

Hollywood

NICR

LEVEL

LOT,

GOxltf,

WITH

cement

curbs,

gradrd

str^rlH

and

hMh-

wnlks;

convenient

to

school,

church

nnd

enr

lines;

located

between

Wcwtr-rn

nri'l

Vermont

avenues.

Prico

$r,on;

$25

rn-Oi,

$10

monthly.

CIIAS.

S.

MANN,

3l<l

West

Fourth

St.

Beach

Property

own

two

III«

TIIACTS

AT

HUNTINOTON

PARK.

LARGE

LOTS.

LITTLE

PRICES.

FREE

TICKETS

FOR

TITE

ASKING.

FULL-

INFORMATION

AT

OUR

OFFICE,

linss

&

MNDSEY,

riIONH

SUNSET

MAIN

4822.

lI

MM

14

7002.

lIOOM

31-1

.

11.

W.

HUMiMAX BUILUIIVG.

Furniture

FOR

SALE

—

FACTORY

PRICES

ON

furniture

continues!

Stands,

$1.00;

chair*,

GEe;

rockers,

$1.26;

6-

foot

extension

ta-

bles,

$5.00;

iron

beds,

$150;

wall

hat

racks,

with

mirror,

$l.»i;

small

dress-

ers,

$5.75;

box

couches,

$i5O;

couch

cov-

ers,

$1.10;

$1.50

kitchen

tables,

$1.15;

treas-

ure

tables,

$3.50;

3-drawPr

chiffoniers,

$3.75;

ladles'

desks,

$5.00;

$12.50

oak

dress-

ers,

French

kluhs,

}!),50:

$15.00

mantel

folding

bed.

$11.50;

$G.

50

Ramie

couch

for

We

are

way

below

market

value

on

everj-thlng.

J.

M.

OVERELL,

C52-C54

South

Main

St.

SPECIAL

NOTICE-2

CARLOADS

OF

household

goodw;

also

tho

entire

stock

of

furniture

and

carpets

has

been

moved

down

to

647

S.

SPRING,

to

be

closed

out

at

great

sacrifice,

so

If

you

are

look-

Ing

for

furniture

bargains

come

to

647

S.

SPRING.

FOR

SALE

—

OFFICE

FURNITURE,

cheap.

Also

office

for

rent.

412

CHAMBER

OF

COMMERCE.

Orange

Groves

FOR

SALE—

2

AND

5-ACRE

TRACTS

AT

ALHAMBRA.

VERY

DESIRABLE

RESIDENCE

SITES;

NEAR

ELEC-

TRIC

LINE;

FINE

VIEW;

IN

OR-

ANGES,

ETC.

R.

E.

IBBETSON

&

CO.,

316

TRUST

BLDG.

•

ET.TY

ORANGE

GROVES

NOW!

SEE

me

and

I'll

tell

you

why.

1..

SI.

I'KATT,

608

Laughlin

Bldg.

"Head-

quarters

for

onmge

groves."

Mem-

.

ber

L.

A.

R.

B.

Hotels

and

Lodging

Houses

A

SNAP

IN

A

NEWLY

FURNISHED

rooming

house

of

20

rooms,

centrally

lo-

cated,

for

sale.

Cheap

rent;

long

lease.

Inquire

of

WILL

METZGER,

510

South

Main.

Miscellaneous

PIANOS-ALL

YOU

NEED

TO

PAY

US

is

$ti

when

you

select

your

piano,

then

$ti

monthly.

Wo

won't

chargo

you

.any

interest.

We

positively

guarantee

the

price

we

ask

to

be

the

same

as

asked

In

Now

York,

Boston

or

Chicago.

Re-

'

member

the

old

house

of

FITZGER-

ALD

when

you

want

a

good

piano.

113

S.

Spring

street.

FOR

SALE—

LUMBER-BY

THE

NA-

TIONAL

COMPANY..

Try

the

big

new

yard,

20th

and

Alameda

streets;

clean,

new

stock

and

plenty

of

lt.

Come,

we'll

show

you

both

quality

and

price.

Largo

stock

of

sash

and

doors.

The

best

of

mill

work

at

tho

very

low-

est

prices.

NATIONAL

LUMBER

COMPANY,

20th

and

Alameda

streets.

SLAUGHTER

IN

WALL

PAPER—

'

BEST

VALUE

IN

U.

S.

76-ln.

burlap,

20c;

36-in.

dyed,

15c;

opaque

shades,

25c;

best

paint,

$1.,»;

table

oil

cloth,

20c;

molding,

2c;

shingle

stain,

75c;

best

white

enamel

made,

makes

things

look

like

a

mirror;

glas-

lng,

painting.

WALTER

BROS.,

627

S.

Spring.

NEW

DISCOVERY.

Our

enamel

llnlshes

things

like

a

mir-

ror;

none

better;

big cut

in

wall

paper,

best

value

in

U.

S.

;

76-in.

burlap,

20c;

30-ln.

dyed,

15c;

best

paiut,

$1.50

gal.;

table

oil

cloth,

20c;

shingle

stain,

75c

;<

opaque

shades,

25c;

tine

finished

mold-

ing,

2c.

Send

for

samples.

\u25a0 \u25a0

WALTER

BROS.,

U27

B.

Spring.

FOR

SALE—

NEW

AND

SECOND-HAND

billiard

and

pool

tables.

Bar

fixtures

of

all

kinds;

easy

payments.

Send

for

cat-

alogue.

THE

BRUNSWICK-BALKE-

COLLENDER

CO.,

«20

S.

Broadway,

Los

Angeles.

FOR

EXCHANGE

Real

Estate

$20,000

—

Stock

ranch

of

200

acres,

"

about

seven

miles

from

Ravenna;

eight-room

house,

stone

storeroom,

barn,

blacksmith

Bhop,

good

orchard,

everlasting

water;

water

piped

through

house,

barn

and

garden;

miles

of

ditches

with

pure

mountain

water;

fifteen

to

twenty

miles

Qf

range

for

cattle.

Want

to

trade

for

income

property,

city

or

eastern.

J.

\V.

CUHNB,

434

llrymm

lilurk.

FOR

EXCHANGE—

BY

BEN

AVHITE.

200

ranches,

$500

to

$150,000.

100

housesand

lots,

$1000

to

$50,000

100

orange

and

lomon

groves,

$2000

.

to

$100,000.

<-\u25a0

•>

..-.

,

•

5000

miac6llaneous

properties.

To

buy,

sell

or

trade

property

go

to

BEN

WHITE,

308

Bryson

Block,

2d

and

Sprlug

streets.

FOR

EXCHANGE-240-ACRE

RANCH

near

Redlands;

140

tilluble,

20

In

fruit;

4-room

house,

large

barn;

all

fenced;

well,

windmill

and

reservoir;

water

•piped

to

house

and

barn.

Price,

$25

per

acre.

Want

cH^propert^

&

cQ

.

412

Chamber

of

Commerce

Bldg.

FOR

EXCIIANGE-320

ACRES

CLEAR,

line

land;

want

U

or

7-room

cottage

and

will

pay

cash

difference.

R.

S.

SAUNDERS,

412

Chamber

of

Commerce

Bldg.

FOR

IiXCHANOtf

—

$Iw>oo

BUSINESS

block

at

Chicago;

want

Los

Angeles

or

good

paying

ranch

for

equity

of

$40,000;

party

now

here;

act

tiulck.

1,.

m.

!•«

att,

<!08

Laughlin

liuiUllng.

MAXON

WILL

EXCHANGE

YOUH

property,

any

location.

Large

list

to

select

from.

MAXON

REALTY

CO..

114-115

Stlmsou

Bldg.

BEN

WHITE

WILL~KXCUAN<H'3

YOUR

,

property.

808

BRYSON

BLOCK.

Second

and

BiU'lOK

uU.

Moiuboi-

14.1

4

.

A.

Realty

Board.

FOR

SALE

City

Lot*

and

Lands

FOR

SALE—

Three

lota

on Cnrroll

avenue,

being

N.

W.

oornrr

of

Douglas

street

nnd

Carroll

avenue,

noxltV)

feet,

$1750;

nnd

lots

4

and

6

Tif

block

4.

Ansrleno

Ilolghts,

being

100x135

feet,

at

fi.'*K),

or

$ri."io

for

either

half;

50

feet

west

of

Douglas

street.

Terms',

half

en

ah,

balance

as

agreed;

7

per

cent

Interest.

M.

L.

WICKS,

128

Hellman

Block,

2d

and

Broadway.

FOR

SA

LE—

WM;

LOTS

FOR

SALTS,

$50

flown

and

$r,o

.every

ft

months;

48th

St.,

between

Mntn

ami

Mnple

A

venue;

240

feet

from

Mnplc

avenue

and

Main

st;

.

8

lots

left:

$30

less;

easy

terms;

close

to

city

park.

WINTON

fk

McLEOD,

810

Trust Hldg.

Home

phono

SM;

Sunsft,

Main

6278.

FOITsALE^

-4260-

'

-$i"0-

•

West

10th

fit.

Corner

lot

In

Pico

Heights,

subject

to

•

street

grading.

W.

H.

OiJEAU,

402

Johnson

Bldg.

FOR

BALK—

FInTTIOT,

HALF

BLOCK

north

of

Westlake

Park;

only

$1900.

R.

S.

SAUNDERS,

412

Chamber

_of

Cnmmcrco

Hldg.

.

«'

Business

Property

W.

M.

OARLAND

ft

COMPANY,

324

HUNTINGTON

HLDO.

POPULATION

LOS

ANpELKS,

1910—

250,000.

'

FOn~SALTfI.

\

AND

BASE-

MKNT

BRICK

HOTEL

AT

LONG

BEACH."

THIS

HOTEL

HAS

A

SUPERB

SIT-

UATION

AND

OUGHT

TO

MAKE

SOMEBODY

A

GILT-EDGED

IN-

VESTMENT.

THE

TOP

FLOOR

TS

TINFTTRN-

JSiIED.

HUT

FURNITURE

OF

32

ROOMS,

PIANO

AND

POOL

TABLE

GOES

IN

THE

SALE.

PRICE

$35.000.00.

TERMS.

W.

M.

GARLAND

&

CO-

324

HUNTINGTON

BLDG.

MEMBERS

L.

A.

REALTY

BOARD.

'

FOR

SAI,K

—

\u25a0

WASHINGTON

STItHRT.

'

WASHINGTON

STREET.

WASHINGTON

STIIEET.

This

thoroughfaro

will

bo

the

next

street

paved.

For

a

few

days

we

ot-

'

fer

a

larKo

corner,

closo

In,

at

a

bar-

gain;

$30

per

foot

under

market

value.'

This

is

a

great

bargain

arid

a

money-maker.

C.

J.

HEYLER

&

CO.,

SOLE

AGENTS,

310-11-12

BRYSON

'

WAREHOUSE

AND

FACTORY

SITK3.

WAREHOUSE

AND

FACTORY

SITES.

.

'

WAREHOUSE

AND

FACTORY

SITES.

100

FEET

FRONTAGE

ON

BEATON

ST.,

SOUTH

OF

STH,

AT

$6000

FOR

A

FEW

DAYS.

havp:

many

more

pieces

for

industrial

purposes

from

bo-

foot

lots

to

acreage.

with

ok

without

switches

or

spurs,

and

adjacent

to

both

santa

fe

and

s.

p.

r.r.

am

sole

AGENT.

THOMAS

H.

HASTINGS.

THOMAS

H.

HASTINGS.

1102

BRALY

BLDG.

;

FOR

SALE

BY

BARRY

BROS.—

328-320

BRADBURY

BLDG.

WR"

HAVE

SEVERAL

CORNERS

ON

SOUTH

MAIN

STREET.

ONE

ESPE-

\u25a0

•

CIALLY,

100x140;

N.

E.

CORNER,

NEAR

'

ADAMS:

$170

PER

FRONT

FOOT.

A

\u25a0

CANVASS

OF

THE

FEW

AVAILAULE

CORNERS

DOWN

THERE

WILL

•

CONVINCE

YOU

THAT

THIS

IS

A

-

GOOD

INVESTMENT.

FOR

SALE—

.\u25a0':":\u25a0•

N.

<.W.

CORNER

OF

MAPLE

AYE.

AND

7TH

ST.,

TWO-STORY

BRICK

BUILDING;

CLOSE

TO

MAIN

ST.;

BARGAIN.

'

\u25a0

W.

M.

GARLAND

&

CO.,

324

HUNTINGTON

BLDG.

$10,750—

70%

FT.

SPLENDID

12-ROOM

dwelling;

No.

1325

Central

avenuo.

Bargain.

$6500

—

25x110

ft.,

good

12-room

house

and

barn.

No.

611

Towne

ave-

nuo.

WHITCOMB-GIBSON

CO.,

529-

531

Laughlin

Bldg.

Country

Property

~

~~

AN

OPPORTUNITY

~

THAT

IS

PASSING.

More

of

this

land

Is

being

sold

ev-

ery

week

and

all

of

this

30,000-acre

tract

of

corn,

whoat

and

alfalfa

land

will

soon

be

gone.

Any

Investor

or

homeseeker

who

has

$800

or

$10,000

and

who

falls

to

get

40

acres

or

a

section

of

this

land

at

our

present

prices

is

making

a

mistake.

NEXT

EXCURSION

TUESDAY.

.

PRICE

NOW

$22.50

AN

ACRE,

INCLUDING

ONE

$10

SHARE OF

WATER

STOCK

WITH

EACH

ACRE

SOLD.

'.WESTERN

COLONIZATION

AND

INVESTMENT

CO.,

.

811

Herman

W.

Hellman

Bldg.,

'

Cor.

4th

and

Spring,

Los

Angeles.

FOR

SALE

—

AT~ALTADENA,

THK

beautiful

foothill

suburb

of

Pasa-

dena:

$750—

Acre

lot,

well

located;

fine

i

view.

i'jvV'C

$1400

—

Chicken

ranch,

two

acres,

•

cute

cottage.

,*\u25a0\u25a0;:•;;

$2000

—

Kivo

acres,

planted

to

table

grapes;

splendid

soil,

good

water

right,

lies

well,

magnificent

view.

$2500

—

Fourteen

acres

in

assorted

fruits

and

table

grapes;

with

this

go

,

eighty

acres

hill

land

and

good

pri-

vate

wator

supply.

\u25a0'$5000

—

Ten-acre

orange

grove;

fine

..'building

site;

beautiful

unobstructed

li.

M.

PBATT,

608

Laughlin

Bldg.

'FOR

SALE—

CHICKEN

RANCH.

_

CHICKEN

RANCH.

2W

acres;

best

of

sandy

loam;

600

chicken**;

horse,

wagon,

all

farming'

tools;

chicken

house,

etc.;

5-rooni

.'

cottage,

furnished.

Party

going

east

'

and

mint

be

sold

in

30

days.

Price

$3300.

Terms.

SAN

GABRIEL

REALTY

CO..

' '

\u25a0

'1

Bole

Agents.

Office

.opposite

Mission,

San

Gabriel,

Cal.

,

.

,

.

FOR

SALK—

THE

SALT

LAKE

ROAD

id

now

running.

For

9

lty

lots

at

Las

Vegas,

also

acreage

in

the

Muddy

and

Vegas

valleys,

see

J.

F.

McPHERSON,

403

Stimson

Block,

cor.

\u25a0

Third

and

Spring;

a

commissioner

for

Nevada

in

California.

\u25a0

TO

1

.

,L.BT—

SO

ACRES

FIRST-CLASS

'farming

land

near

Fullerton,

with

water.

Now

in

crops;

$300

cash

needed.

K.

E.

181313T80N,

!U«

Trust

Bldg.

.

Sewing

Machines

"DON'T

FORGET."

WILLIAMSON

PIANO

CO.

have

the

STANDARD

ROTARY

SEWING

MA-

CHINE

to

sell.

We

have

Just

reoeived

a

shipment

of

the

late

styles,

with

sev-

eral

new

labor

saving

devices.

COMK

IN

AND

SEE

THEM.

."

We

also

have

a

large

stock

of

BI2C-

OND-HAND

SEWING

MACHINES.

All

makes—

prices

from

$4.00

up.

livury

machine

guaranteed.

WILLIAMSON

PIANO

CO.,

HBBi

t

327

S.

Hijring

st.

Stocks

and

Bonds

n

W.

POINDEXTBH.

BROKER.

409

*

Wilcox

building,

deals

In

bonds,

mort-

gages

and

ulher

tlrst-claaa

securities.

Kef

oi-iiiiec—

Fli-at

National

bunk.

ffjf^f

Ino

-

nnsiNnsg

cor.Miorc.

»s»

f£m£M

mrronnillriK!',

<1»y <""'

tveninn

"" ""

p»:i«l.in.«.

Call,

writ*,

phone.

V.

HnOWNSHERaER,

IluidnMi

Manager.

NO

SUMMER

VMCJtTIOM

Hut

ntudenU'

vacation

mad*

up.

Attend

th«

lni

K

i.Bt

nnd

ninMt

Influential

bunln««a

train-

Ing

achool

In

the

southweat.

Inquiries

ln-

VltK'

W»»

Booth

1111

l

fit.

i:.

K.

Iwinew,

l'r«-a.

nt;HINKH3

roM-ROR

IS

A

BAFH

AND

RB-

LIAHI.K

ICItOOU

NlHht

>f»«lon»,

812

W.

M.

•\u25a0

SOUTHERN

CALIFORNIA

-~mm*

AND

GRAHAM

SCHOOL

OF

SHQHTHAftO,

•/«

J

G/tAA/0

4WT,

LOS

ANOtLAA,

CAL*

FOR

EXCHANGE

Real

Estate

FOn

EXCHANGE—

CITY

PHOHBKTT

FOtl

COUNTRY.

$,-,000

Mortgage

$1800;

house

southwest

for

a

ranch

near

Burbank

or

Glendalo;

must

be

Improved;

not

necessarily

hre^ro

house

on.

,

$5000

—

Mortgugo

$2700;

new

B-

room

house

for

small

ranch

worth

übout

$2DOO.

Glendalo

or

Burbank

district

preferred.

$3000—

Equity

in

13

lots

in

South

Hollywood

for

a

clear

ranch.

What

have

you?-

*

\u25a0

-•

<

\u25a0\u25a0

'

WM.

N.

HOLWAY,

211

Grant

Bid*.

Home

1939.

Main

4570.

FOR

EXCHANGE-

VUOOO

—

25

acres.

Improved;

18

acres

In

vineyard.

4

years

old;

also

prunes

and

apricots;

good

well;

want

good

city

or

eastern

property.

.

,

COOPKR

&-

CUDDEBACK,

218

S.

Broadway,

Room

237.

FOR

EXCHANGE-^"

)

31

Fine

little

chicken

ranch,

excellent

soil;

on

car

line,

about

12

miles

from

the

beach;

$3700.

Want

large

lot

close

In.

CITY

BUILDING

CO.,

Phone

ICT9.

<W%

S

Broadbay.

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

I?AKER^

r^ND~Tu^~AiTRANTT

BAKEKY

AND

RK9TAURANT

ON

BROADWAY;

NET

PROFITS

A

DAY.

$15.00.

WE

WILL

DELIVER

IT

$1000.00

CASH.

$1500.00

OUT

OF

BUSINESS.

CONFECTIONERY.

THIS

PLACE

CLEARS

$25.00

EVERY

DAY

IN

YEAR.

FOUNTAIN,

STOCK,

MACHINERY

AND

SAFE

WILL

IN-

VOICE

$11,000.00.

YOU

CAN

BUY

IT

FOR

$800O.(K):

$-1000.00

CASH,

BALANCE

OUT

OF

BUSINESS.

BARBER

SHOP

FOR

$1000.00.

6-CIIAIR

SHOP

THAT'S

CENTRAL,

DOING

ELEGANT

BUSINESS;

UNION;

HAS

BEST

TRADE

IN

CITY.

FOR

$1000.00.

OLD

SETTLERS

INVESTMENT

\

COMPANY,

COl-603

BRANT

BLDO

,

$2000—

ONE-HALF

OF

COPPER

MINE*;

income

$3000

month.

$2500—

Millinery

Ktock.

$1200—

IteHtnurunt.

«

$2500

—

Corner

grocery.

$3000

—

Livery

stock.

,

$600

—

Barber

shop.

$600

—

Clear

atorr.

$10,000—

Hotel

building

1

and

lot;

ln-

como

9100

dally.

$1000—

Store

buNiucftn.

v

jgOOO

—

Rooming

house.

$11,000

—

Valencia

oranges,

20

acres,

with

nine-room

residence,

nnd

300

lots

at

Huntlngton

-car

works.

South

Park

avenue.

LARKIN

&

CO.,

Phone

1066.

421

Byrne

Building.

I

HAVE

THE

HANDLING

OF

A

MlN-

lng

proposition

that

looks

very

good

to

me.

Fifteen

thousand

tons

of

fourteen-

dollar

ore

blocked

out

and

on

the

dump;

80

miles

from

Goldfleld.

I

want

to

In-

terest

a

few

good

men

In

the

formation

of

a

company

to

buy

lt.

SEE

DEAN

ABOUT

IT,

-202

Laughlin

Bldg.

HAVE

YOU

ANYTHING

TO

SELLT

Do

you

wish

to

buy

anything?

Do

you

need

money?

Do

you

need

advice?

Do

you

need

an

auctioneer?

See

ELY

STERN.

CIC

South

Broadway.

LEGAL

NOTICES

Notice

of

Stockholders'

Meeting

TO

THE

STOCKHOLDERS

OF

THK

Pacific

Light

and

Power

Company:

You.

will

please

take

notice

that

the

annual

meeting

of

the

stockholders

of

the

Pacific

Light

and

Power

Company

will

be

held

at

the

office

of

the

com-

pany,

No.

624

Pacific

Electric

building.

In

the

City

of

Los

Angeles,

County

of

Los

Angeles,

State

of

California,

on

Saturday,

the

17th

day

of

June,

1905,

at

9

o'clock

a.

m.,

for

the

purpose

of

elect-

ing

directors

of

Bald

corporation

for

the

ensuing

year,

and

for

the

transac-

tion

of

such

other

business

as

may

properly

come

before

the

meeting;.

The

stock

transfer

books

of

the

company

will

be

closed

911

Tuesday,

the

6th

day

of

June,

1905,

at

3

o'clock

p.

111.,

and

will

remain

closed

until

Monday,

the

19th

day

of

June,

1905,

at

10

o'clock

a.

m.

.

'

By

order

of

the

Board

of

Directors.

CHAS.

FORMAN,

Secretary.

Pacific

Light

and

Power

I

Company.

Los

Angeles,

Cal.,

May

31,

1905.

TO

THE

STOCKHOLDERS

OF

THE

T.

BILLINGTON

CO.:

Please

take

notice

that

the

regular

annual

meeting

of

the

stockholders

of

tho T.

Bllllngton

Co.

will

be

held

at the

office

of

the

company,

Sl2

South

Broadway,

In

the

city

of

Los

An-

geles,

Cal.,

on

Monday,

the

12th

day

of

June,

>1805,

at

8

o'clock

p.

m.,

for

the

pur-

pose

of

electing

a

board

of

directors,

and

for

tho

transaction

of

such

other

business

as

may

come

before

the

meeting.

,

PAUL

UILLINGTON,

Secretary.

SEALED

PROPOSALS

WILL

OK

RE-

ceived

at

office

of

«

Treasurer

Paclflo

Branch,

N.

H.

D.

V.

S..

Soldiers'

Home,

Los

Angeles

County,

Cal..

until

IS

o'clock

m.,

Juno

8,

1905.

and

then.

opened,

for

painting

Hospital

and

S

Barracks,

in

ac-

cordanoo

with

instructions

and

specifica-

tions,

copies

of

which,

with

blank

pro-

posals

and

other

Information,

may

be

had

upon

application

to

T.

J.

Cochrane,

Treasurer.

SEALED

PROPOSALS

WILL

BE

KB-

celved

at

offlce

of

Treasurer

Pacific

Branch,

N.

H.

D.

V.

8.,

Soldiers'

Home,

Los

Angeles

County,

Cal.,

until

12

o'clock

m.,

June

8,

1905,

and

then

opened,

for

dismantling,

1

removing,

retublng

and

re-

setting

two

100-H.

P.

Stirling

boilers.

In

accordance

with'

instruqtlons

and

specifi-

cations,

copies

of

which,

with

blank

pro-

Domain

and

other

Information,

may

be

had

upon

ttjipllcatlon

to

T.

J,

Cochrane.

Treasurer^

I

SEALED

PROPOSALS

WILL

BE

RE-

teived

at

otttce

of

Treasurer

Paclflo

Branch,

N.

11.

D.

V.

8..

Soldiers'

Ilome,

Log

Angeles

County,

Cal.,

until

IS

o

clock

m

.

June

8,

1905,

and

then

opened,

for

furnishing

and

laying

hardwood

floors

lv

Barracks

G

and

11,

in

acordance

with

hiHlruetlunH

and

specifications,

copleg

of

which,

with

blank

proposals

and

\u25a0

other

information-

.

may

<be

had

upon

»i>i>llca.

tlon

to

T.

J.

Cochrane,

Treasurer.

•

IS#SI|#EST

TOHIC

5^

'when

the

system

gets

debilitated

and

in

a

•

>ViSi~»sg>^

run-down

condition

it

needs

a

tonic

and

there

has

never

been

one

discovered

that

is

the

equal

of

S.

S. S.

It

is

especially

adapted

for

a

systemic

remedy,

because

it

contains

no

strong

minerals

to

derange

the

etomacli

and

digestion,

and

affect

the

liver

and

bowels.

It

is

made

entirely

of

roots,

herbs

and

barks

selected

for

their

purifying

and

healing

qualities,

and

possesses

just

the

properties

that

are

needed

to

restore

to

the

body

strong

robust

health.

When

the

blood

becomes

impure

and

clogged

with

waste

matters

and

poisons

the

body

does

not

receive

suf-

I

have

used

your

S.

S. S.

and

found

it

to

be an

ficient

nourishment

and

suf-

*;

xce

"

ent

™

to

build

up

the

general

health

and

tern

from

Hehilitv

weakness

B>ve

tone

B

«»d

strength

to

the

system.

I

have

used

S,«,

™S'

other

9

NS

111

*

«*»mmended.

*>«*

S. S. S.

did

sleeplessness,

nervoußness,

more

Q^

everythln

elge

combined.

As

loss

of

appetite,

bad

diges-

toit

,

ton

f

c

propertiee

it

giTea

a

.plendid

appetite,

turn

and

many

other

disa-

refreshing

Bleep,

and

the

tystem

undergoes

a

gen-

greeable

symptoms

of

a

dis-

end

building

up

under

its

invigorating

influence,

ordered

blood

circulation,

548

Woodland

Aye.,

Warren,

O.

Mrs.

Katu

Buck.

and

if

it

is

not

corrected

eorae

form

of

malignant

fever

or

other

dangerous

disorder

will

follow.

S. S.

B.

builds

up

the

broken

down

constitution,

clears

the

blood

of

all

poisons

and

impurities

and

makes

it

strong

and

healthy.

'

The

nerves

are

restored

to

a

|

calm

restful

state,

refreshing

sleep

is

had

again,

tUeappetite

returns

and

the

wholt

system

is

toned

up

by

this

great

remedy,

S. S. S.

is

a

blood

puri-

fier

and

tonic

and

acts

promptly

in

this

run-down

depleted

condition

of

the

system.

.'

Book

on

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furnished

by

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physicians,

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.

THE

SWIFT

SPECIFIC

CO.,

ATLANTA,

GA,