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LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE as, 1905. Out of Town Society rANT ill. Saturday evening the Jolly company was augmented by the present faculty, Prof. 8. V. Moyse,' Misses Ethel Flood, Belle Hall, Edith Kendall and Nora Warner, who were guests at a dinner party. y Mrs. William Malcolm, nccompanled by her mother, Mrs. E. M. Cooper, re- turned from San Jose Thursday even- Ing. PW Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swing and Bon Carroll Ewlng of Yuma, Arizona, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson. Charles M.Rnyder of Salt Lake City wft» the guest of Mr. and Mri. D. H. Jmler of Talm Villa the latter part of the week. SCHB? (Contlnnert from Psa* Knur) port, Messrs. Clarence Peck, Will Fau- Bette, Will Trimble and Jay Rice, who Joined the alumnae In their enter- tainment of the graduates In a social hop. SAN FERNANDO Miss Nadeau Allen and Herman Davis were married Monday noon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. M.France of Fifth street. ' Grant F. Morgan, formerly of River- side, was married inLos Angeles Tues- day evening to Miss Clara Roach of that city. \u25a0 • Miss Amy E. Dickey and Audus E. Tlmmons were married at the home cf the bride's mother at the Point of Rocks Wednesday evening. Rev. Mr. Goodrich performing the ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Blanche Dickey. A second marriage performed on Wednesday evening at the Methodist parsonage by the pastor was that of Miss Lulu Sutter and Elmo V. Parks, both of Riverside. Miss Inez J. Lawrence and Chester Franck were married Wednesday even- ing at the home of I.O. Drummond on West Eighth street by Rev. E.^ 3. In- wood. The Methodist parsonage wns the scene of a pretty wedding Wednesday night, when Miss Frances Penprase and Nevlns C.Tlunt of Colton were married In the presence of a few friends by Rev. E. J. Inwood. Announcement has been received of the marriage of Frank E. Blackmar., private secretary of F. A. Miller of the Olenwood, to Miss Lydla Davenport at Tarklo, Mo., on June 14. Mr. and Urn. Blackman willarrive In Riverside In u few days, when they will be given a reception by the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Blackman of Eaat Fifth street. On the same evening Miss Mamts Densmore, formerly a Riverside girl, and Harry C. Hanson of Riverside were married at the bride's home In Ventura Mr. *nd Mm. Hanson will make their home In Riverside. Klngman of San Francisco. Miss Lucy Klngman acted as maid of honor. Misses Maud Chapman and Lillian Walte as bridesmaids and little NAoml Oullck as flower girl. Kenneth Hendrjr presided at the organ. Following the wedding a large reception was given at the bride's homo on Rlbldoux avenue. OCEAN PARK RIVERSIDE Sunday morning the class sermon for the graduating 1 class of the San Fer- nando Union high school was held at the Methodist Episcopal church. Dr. Munro of the Presbyterian church preached. The decorations, under the supervision of Mrs. It C. Allen and Mrs. J. E. Wheat, carried out the class colors, red and white. Special music was given' by a double quartet. Tuesday evening at Harp's hall the class play was given, "The Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date." Franklin Wolff took the part of Shylock; Jack Hendrlckson, the part of > An- tonio; Howard Harding, that of. Bas- sanlo; Roger Dutton, the duke- of Venice; Clayton Welch, Gratiano; Wm. Cavanaugh, Tubal; Edwin Ingham, Launcelot Gobbo; Lewis Hunt,. the pro- fessor; Sidney Waite, the policeman; Miss Eva Cary, Portia; Miss Estelle Porter, Nerlssa; Miss Vena Glasscock, Jessica; Miss Florence Lyman, Miss . Threedlce. Wednesday evening the alumni of the •high school honored the graduating class by welcoming them Into the or- ganization. The affair was held at the house of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Walte. The first part of the evening was given to fortune telling by Mrs. Schwlnger. After the dainty refreshments had been served speeches were made. 'The even- ing ended with the regular business meeting, when Claude Welch was made president and Miss Catherine Hubbard vice-president for the en- eulng year. Address— Judge Curtis D. Wilbur. Vocal solo — Miss Catherine Hubbard. Awarding of diplomas— President B. F. Wolff. Duet— Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fraisher. ' Benediction — Dr. Munro. The members of the graduating class are Miss Florence Lyman, Miss Vena Glasscock, Miss Eva Cary, Jack Hen- drickson, Lewis Hunt, Franklin Wolff and Roger Dutton. Judge Curtis D. Wilbur was enter- tained at dinner Friday evening by Col. and Mrs. H. C. Hubbard. Friday evening the regular gradua- ting exorcises of the high school were held at Harp's hall. The stage of the hall was decorated In red and white, the class colors, while the auditorium was decorated in pink and green, the high school colors. The program was as follows: Piano solo, Miss Maud Lyman; invocation, Dr. Munro; oration, "Ambition," Roger C. Dutton; vocal solo, Mrs. Minnie F. Schwink; oration, "The Man of the Hour," Franklin F. Wolff; piano solo, Miss Rosa Glasscock. Thursday evening Mrs. Inge enter- tained at her home in honor of Miss Verona Trowbrldge. The social wheel here was obliged to revolve without a hub for a fortnight pending extensive renovation of the Country Club house. This week saw the completion. of the work and the new cafe and freshly ornamental rooms were again opened to guests. Steward Green prepared a French dinner for the formal reopening which was attended by many prominent local and Los Angeles people. Among those who participated were Abbot Kinney and a party of four, L. A: Pratt with five, R. T. Preston with two, Louis Herzog and three, T..E. Shipley anil party of four: Walter Wheat with four, Stacey Heath, Mr. Mesklmon, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gage, and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Jones. J. D. Simpson with his family from La Mar, la., has taken a cottage on Wadsworth avenue for the season. Thomas H. Benton and his family of L'lncoln, Neb., are Clubhouse avenue cottagers for the season. Fred Barker and family of Los Ange- les have taken a Navy street cottage for a year. Mrs. Curtis Mann of Rhyollte, Nev., is located on Ozone avenue for a year. W. J. Taylor of El Paso, Tex., was a guest of H. R. Gage this week. Paul de Longpre left his Hollywood blossoms long enough to visit this beach for a short outing. Mr. and Mrs. George Goldsmith are residents of Dwight avenue for the summer. Mrs. J. M. Hale entertained twenty- three members of the Shakespeare al- umni Wednesday at her delightful home, the Wayside. There were thirteen tableß filled at the Wednesday evening card party in the Country club. The prizes went to Mrs. L. B. Cary and George Culver. Norman Conboy entertained with a selection of clever songs and recita- tions. Shirtwaist members met at the home of the Misses Gertrude and Mabel Me- Kensie Thursday and whist was played. Prizes were won by Miss Edith de Luna, Mrs. C. E. Groesbeck, M)3S Keuhle and Miss Helen King. Others present were the Misses Nina Adams, Grace Lavayea, Elma French, Alice Robinson, Grace Carr, Ruth Rob- inson, Burt Middaugh, Mrs. Harry Hough and Mrs. George Culver. SANTA MONICA The Game of Heart* la moat enjoyable If played with our ar- tistic Congress playing carda. Bpecfal score carda with rules of the game. Com- plete line of poker sets, tally cards and games. Banborn. Vail & Co., 857 South Hroadwav. Mrs. W. G. Miller entertained the Ladles' Afternoon club with a card party at her charming home on Cali- fornia avenue this week. The score cards were ornamented with dHlnty blue and yellow butterflies, the artis- tic work of the clever hostess, and the prizes were pretty fans, won by Mrs La Grange, Mrs. Louis La Grange and Miss Mills. .The. guests Included Mrs. Patrick Robertson, . Mrs. Trlpp, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Irvine and Mrs. Law- rence Morgan of Los Angeles. Miss Henrietta Hunt assisted the hostess li' score keeping. Luclen Clarke, son of Clarence J. Clarke of Seventh street, Is home from Ann Arbor on a vacation. Nathan E. Shutt has returned from Palo Alto, where he Is attending Stan- ford university. • Mr. and Mrs. Thorp and Mr.and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Thorp and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Moore, who occupied a cot- tage' on Arcadia Beach, have returned to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Valentine and daughter, of Brooklyn, N. Y., willpass the summer on Sunset Beach. Members and friends of the Frater- nal brotherhood enjoyed a reception and dance In Columbia hall Tuesday night. Members of the Sybil staff gave their annual banquet at the Glenwood Tues- day evening. Prof. Wheelock was toast- master and Paul Batkin, editor of the school paper, was first speaker. Miss Eugenie Fuller, principal of the high school, entertained the alumni on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Dyer on Main street. Mrs. Lew W. Irvine of Walnut street gave a reception Tuesday afternoon In honor of Miss Gertrude Best, who is soon to become the bride of Will Ham- mond. Assisting the hostess In receiv- ing were Mrs. R. W. Best and the Misses Palmer, Balrd, Gaston and Barber. Miss Edna Kennedy entertained Mon- day evening at her home on Kansas avenue. Lorena Densmore, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Densmore of West Seventh street, gave a party to sixteen , of her friends Monday afternoon In celebration of her seventh birthday. The little hostess was assisted . In re- ceiving by Rose Mathers and Alice Suits. Mr. and Mrs. George Poore of West Riverside Monday evening gave their annual supper to. the members of the Riverside band, of , which their son Charles is a member. Mrs. Elie Thomas of West niverside gave a birthday party Wednesday evening in honor of her son 'Lewis' twenty-first birthday anniversary. Miss Norma Rockhold, assisted byher • sister, Misa Bonnie Rockhold, gave a musical reception to her friends In the Baptist church Thursday morning. June Weddings Nine weddings Is the record for the past week. One of the most elaborate of these June marriages was that of Miss Louise Ktngman and John McLeod Gardiner, which took place at 8 o'clock Wednes- day evening at the Congregational church. Four hundred friends wit- nessed the ceremony, which was per- formed by Rev. E. P. Goff, assisted by Rev. Alexander Kakln. The brlda, gowned in her mother's wedding drens, was given away by her brother, .George 10 PUBLIC ADVERTISING Ordinance No. 11.1H7 (New Series). An Ordinance declaring tho Intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Los Angeles to establish the grartei of Thirtieth atreet. from Western avenue to Arlington street. • The Mavor and Council of the City of Los Angeles do ordain as follow*: Section 1, That itIs the Intention of the Council of tho City of Los Angeles to e9tab..sh T the if rnr,e T of gTRFRT from Western avenue to Arlington street. In accordance with the following; eleva- tions: At the Intersection with Western nvenne the grade shnll be ISG.RS at the northwest corner and 1M.44 nt the southwest corner, ns now established on Western avenue. At tho Intersection with Dnranirn street the grado shall bn 183.50 at the northeast corner, 153.20 at the southeast corner, 153.00 at the southwest corner and 183.30 at the northwest corner. At the Intersection with Clmarron street the grade shall be 14H.00 at the northenst corner, 145.7S at the southeast and north- west corners, and 145.60 at the southwest corner. At the Intersection with Arlington street the Bjrmln shall be 141.74 at tho northenst corner and 141.40 at the southeast corner, aa now established on Arlington street. And nt ftilpoints between snld designated points the grade; shall be eslnhllshori so as to conform to a straight line drawn between snld rinslßnatecl points. Klevntlons refer to tho top of the curb, nre In feet sml nre above a plane which Is 2f>s feet below City dnttim plane. Sec. 2. Tho City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordlnnnco nnd shall cause the same to he published for ten days In the Los Angeles Herald, nnd thereupon nnd therenfter it shall take effect and bo In force. I hereby certify that the foroßolnn; Or- dinance wns nrtopted by tho Council of the f 'lt v of Los Angeles at its meeting of JuM »/19flB. H 3 LEUNnR , City Clerk. Approved this 14th dny of June, IMB. OWEN McALTJRn. 6-W-2S lOt Mayor. Notice i<> Sr«iT ('flfitrnrtflrn Scaled proposals for tho construction of tho proposed Storm Sewer In TCnst Los Angeles will be- received nt tho offlco of tho City Clork of tho City of Los Angeles, California, nntll 11 A. M. of Mondny, July 3rl, 1905. All proposals must he on forms furnished by tho City nnd must bo flccompnnlnd by a certified check drown to the order of tbo City Clerk of tho City of Loa Angeles, for tho sum of five (5) per cent of tho nmoimt of thn hid. The City reserves the right to reiect nny or nil bids. Plans, Profile, Detail Drawings. Specifications, etc., may be seen at tho offlco of the CityKnglneer. PrinU of the Plans, Troflln and Detail Drawings, forms of Proposal, Contract nnd Ronrls nntl copies of tho Specifica- tions, will bo riellvered to prospective! bidders upon receipt hy tho City Knjdneer of $5.00. Kach bidder Is required to makn personal exnmlnntlon of the ground In which tho sewer Is to bo constructed. Slr.es nnd npproxlmate lengths of the sewer follow: 1140.44 feet 4 feet 4 Inches concrete sewer. 10 feet 4 feet 4 Inches to 4 feet 7 Inches concrete sewer. 405 feet 4 feet 7 Inches brick sewer. 121)0 feet 3 feot R Inches brick sewer. 10 feet 3 feet 8 inches to 4 feet 1 inch brick sewer. 725.11 feet 4 fpet 1 inch brick sower. 440.50 feet 3 feet 6 Inches bvlck sewer. 410 feet 3 fpet 1 Inch brick sewer. 1132.14 feet 2 feet !> Inches brick sewer. 12flfi.fi3 feet 2 feet 7 Inches brick sewer. 1272.75 feet 2 feet fiInches brick sewer. 424.3.1 feet 2 feet 3 Inches brick sewer. 423 feet 24 Indies vitrified pipe sewer. lflfil.l4feet 22 inches vitrified pipe power. 20S").iw feet 20 inchps vitrified pipe sewer. 755.21 fppt IR -inches vitrified pipo sower. 655.71", feet IB Inches vitrified pipe sewer. 400 feet 14 Inr-hos vitrified pipe sewer. RRO feet 12 (nrhes vitrified pipo sewer. TCach bid shall be submitted In a sealed envelope addresser! "H. 3i Lelnnde. City Clerk. Los Angeles. California," and In- dorsed, "Proposal for constructing Storm Sewer In Enst Los Angeles." 11. J. LELANDK. 6-22-30, 7-1. lOt. . City Clerk. Notice of the Recording of the Aaaeiis- ment mul Dlnernnt for the Oprnlnß liml W i. 1.i.1..,; of T.-I.mni. Strppt From Brooklyn Avenue to RK KpPt Nortlirnatprly From Mont M'pntcrlr Corner Illofk 11. lli-ookl.vn Tract. Notlco is hereby given that the assessment nnd diagram for tho open- Ing and widening of Tehnmn. street from Urooklyn nvonue to 88 feet north- cnstevly from most westerly corner of block 11, Brooklyn Tract, in accordance with Ordlnani-o No. 510.12 (New Scries), was recorded In tho office of thr- Street Superintendent of the City of l,os An- gelos on the 22rl day of June. lt»n.". All sums levied In said assessment are due and payable Immediately, and payment of said sums is to be made to me In my office within thirty days nftpr the 24th clay of June, 1905, which, is tho first day of publication of this notice. All assessments not paid before the expiration of said thirty days will be- come delinquent, and thereupon five per cent upon the amount of each such assessment will bo added thereto. JAMES HANLEY, 6-24 7-3 lOt Street Superintendent. Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that scaled bids will be received by the City Clerk of the City of Los Angeles up to 11 o'clock a. m. of Monday, July 3rd, 1905, for the construction of a building for toilet rooms in tho Westlake park, according to plans and specifications on file with the Secretary of the Board of Park Commissioners, Room IC, -City A certified chock, payable to the order of H. J. Lelande, City Clork, in ten per cent of the amount of bid, must accompany each proposal as a guaran- tee that the bidder will enter Into a contract with tho city in conformity with his bid. Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By ordor of tho Council of tho City of Los Angeles. LRLANDB 6-22-30 9t City Clerk. Notice of the nepordlns of the Ahuphh- mpnt nnd llliiKriim for the Opening; of Trinity Strppt From Washington Strpet to 'I'vt'pnty-itecond .Street. Notice Is hereby given that the as- sessment and diagram for the opening TRINITY STREET from Washington street to Twenty-sec- ond street. In accordance with Or- dinance No. 8975 (New Series) was re- corded in the office of the Street Su- perintendent of tlje City -of Los An- geles on tho 17th day of June, 1905. All sums levletfi in said assessment are due and payable immediately, and payment of said sums Is to be made to me in my office within thirty days after the 19th day of June, 1905, which Is the first day of publication of this notlco. All assessments not paid before the expiration of said thirty days will be- come delinquent, and thereupon 5 per cent upon the amount of each such as- Bessmeut will be added thereto. JAMES lIANLBY. 6-19-28 ,10t Street Superintendent. Notice to Contractor*. Notlco is hereby given that sealed proposals will bo received by the City Clerk of the City of Los Angeles up to 11 o'clock a. m. of Monday, July 3rd, 190D, for the tearing out of the woodon floors in fire engine houses Nos. 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, and paving the same with asphaltum. \u0084 , \u0084 A certified check, payable to the ordor of 11. J. Lelande, City Clerk, in ten per cent of the amount of bid, must accompany each proposal aa a guaran- tee, that the bidder will enter Into a contract with the city In conformity W Council reserves the right to reject an By B"rder8 "rder of the Council of the City of Loa Angeles. „. j. LE i jANr ,B. 6-22-30 9t City Clerk. Notice to Contractor*. Notice In hereby given that sealed btda will be received by the Cliy Clerk of the City of Los Angeles up to 11 o'clock a. m. of Monday, July 3rd, 1905, for paving the overhead crossing to Lake Shore avenue and Sunset bou- levard, aucordlnff to spuuiflcationa on file with the City Engineer. A certified check, payable to the order of 11. J. Lelande, City Clerk, in ten per cent of the amount of bid, must accompany each propoaal aa a guaran- tee that the bidder will enter Into a contract with the city tn conformity with hla bid. Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Council of the City of Los Angeles. < H. J. LBLANDB. . 6-22-30 9t City Clerk, Mfc. Vernon own ten full claims In Mountain Spring" Canon, Inyo county, Cal., which have been examined by several mining experts, nnd In order that our firm might know and to verify or contradict other reports marie to us concerning the value of the mining properties owned by the Mount Vernon company, we sent D. H. McLelland, a mining man of many years' experience, to the Mount Vernon camp, Instructing him to make the most searching Investigation of their holding" that his Ions; experience would permit, and after reading hla report we assure the public that we are now doubly convinced Mount Vernon people own a mining property which will create one of the greatest sensations that has come about In that line In many years. They are now erecting a new, modern quarts mill upon the property and It Is calculated the mill will be In operation tn the very near future, and that lArge and permanent dividends will Immediately com- mence. ItIs a fact that we are warranted in representing to the public that the dividends will be large, because the ore Is enormously rich. The mine Is thor- oughly developed, more than $50,000 worth of development work having been done on the property, and there is now on the dumps and measured up ready for the mill more than half a million of rich ore. WE DESIRE TO IMPRESS upon the minds of our reader* the fact that Mount Vernon ore will plate fully$50.00 per ton, a large part of which Is bo enormously rich that we do not dare to mention Its full value. We have many samples of Mount Vernon ore In our office, which we will take pleasure In show- ing to any person desiring to make a further Investigation. WE ALSO AOREE to deposit the price of any person's expenses to Mount Vernon camp and return who desires to Investigate their holdings, and Ifthe showing Innot greater than we have ever represented, your expenses both ways willbe paid by us. There are a few scattering blocks of Mount Vernon stock to be picked up In the market and we advise those desiring large profits and permanent Income not to allow the price per share to stand In the way, because we are satisfied from informa- tion in our possession that Mount Vernon will bring FIVE DOLLARS a share before the end of 1905. We also call your special attention to the fact that while Mount Vernon has been a listed stock on the Los Angeles Western MiningStock exchange and closed at 65 cents a share today, we are informed that the com- pany has authorized the secretary of said exchange to wipe Mount Vernon off the board; thnt they had no more stock for sale and did not care whether it was called or not. We shall recommend that the wishes of the company be carried out. We sold Mount Vernon six weeks ago for 10 cents a share and cer- tainly believe the public must appreciate the fact that we gave them the best buy ever offered In the market. There has only been a small amount of Mount Vernon stock sold, the larger portion being held by men who know the property and are holding the stock as an Investment. ML. Vernon Extension While our expert wns examining Mount Vernon mining property, we Instructed \u25a0 him to make a searching investigation of Mount Vernon Extension, because we had been Informed that It was one and the same ns that of Mount Vernon. Mr. McLellanrl's report convinces us of thnt fact and supports his argument with the evidence that upon Mount Vernon Extension property there has been ample work done to uncover more than $200,000 worth of rich ore, which Is now ready < for the mill and we are informed and* believe the same to be true that Mount Vernon Extension Mining company will Immediately purchase a quartz mill to ; be erected upon their holdings, which is practically one and the same as the property owned by the original Mount Vernon. The stockholders nre gentlemen who are amply able to equip the property and we are satisfied that they have no other intention than to commence operating at once, therefore enormous divi- dends may be expected. AVe have a block of Mount Vernon Extension stock to offer the public, at an enormously low price; about 5000 shares will be offered Monday at 10 cents a share. Right here we call your attention to the fact that we have never handled a mining stock for any company not willing to develop and equip the property before the treasury stock was sold. In fact, we have never represented any mining company. WE ARE STOCK BROKERS and advertise and sell such stocks as may be placed In our hands and at such prices as our customers may advise. It is very evident that Mount Vernon Extension stock will move up much more rapidly than did the original stock, for the reason that the mill upon the Mount Vernon property willbe In operation within thirty days and the fact that Mount Vernon will commence paying large dividends, nnd also that the Extension is one and the same thingas Mount Vornon, it will be much easier to convince the public as to the value of Mount Vernon Extension; therefore the price will run up more rapidly than the original stock. MININGINVESTMENTS are the most profitable of all other investments, when you get a stock backed by a real mine. It is also important that the com- pany is in a financial condition to equip their property, for the reason that many good mines are lost, or the profit Is lost to the stockholders for lack of capital to equip the property. We warn you against delay, if desirous of securing a gilt- edged stock, where a large and permanent profit Is assured; quick action Is absolutely necessary. We have several other mining stocks, backed by valuable mining properties. Some of them we have every reason to believe will be classed among the high dividend payers in the near future. If you desire more Information, let us hear from you at once and oblige, Yours very respectfully, Moody (Sk Co* 311-312 Mason Opera House Bldg. Los Angeles, Calif. Clara Goldand Copper Mining Company The mining property owned by thin company. ls located In the Santa Maria Mining district, Yuma county, territory of Arizona. The enormously large body of ore owned by the Clara company has seldom been equalled. While It Is true there are many companies In Arizona backed by very large true fissure veins, we feel eafe in guaranteeing that the Clara company own four as good claims as huve ever been discovered In Arizona. The ledge or vein is fullyfifty feet wide, and since it Is a. fact that the Santa Fe railroad will be passing within three miles of the camp in the near future, we are informed and believe that the same Is true that the Clara company willbe shipping ore within sixty days, and from the report of mining men whose reputation for truth and veracity can- not be questioned we certainly look for Clara to leap upward very rapidly and to be classed among the large and permanent dividend payers of that noted ter- ritory. We have a small block of Clara stock at what looks like a sacrifice prlee and certainly advise our customers i«nd those desiring quick profit to pick up every shade they can carry. We are always prepared to undersell board quo- tations, for the reason that the board sales are not sufficient to consume the amount of stock offered; therefore those desiring to realize at once will sacri- fice their holdings to get the much needed ready cash.' DURING THE EARLY PART of the coming week, T. J. Carrlgan, a mining man of many years' experience who Is thoroughly familiar with the Clara prop- erty can be seen at our office. We are satisfied that Mr. Carrlgan'a references are such that even 'a "Doubting Thomas" would not question his report upon the Clara property, provided you Inquire Into his history. Moody Sr Co. 51U312 Mason Opera House Bldg. Los Angeles, Calif. PUBLIC ADVERTISING Ordlnnnee .No. ll.infl (New Series). An Ordinance declaring the Intention of tho Mayor and Council of the City of Lou Angeles to establish the grade of Sonoma street from Bellevue' avenue to Kent afreet. . _. The Mayor and Council of. the Cltjr of Los Angeles do ordnln us follows: Section 1, That It Is the intention of the Council of the. city of Los Angeles to establish the srrnde of SONOMA STRKKT, from Hellevuo avenue to Kent street, In accordance with the following elevations: At the Intersection withnellevue avenue the grade shnll be 870.00 at the northwest corner and 872.00 at the northeast corner. At a point on the east side 190 feet north of the north line of Hellovue avenue «. the frrnde shall be 3*1.12 and 379.10 at a point on the west side opposite thereto. At a point on the enst side 210 feet north of tho north line of Hellovue avenue tho grade shall be 382.20 and 3*0.18 at a point on the west side opposite, thereto. At a point on the east side 230 feet north of the north lino of Hellevue avenue the grade shnll be 3K3.M nnd 381.49 at a point on the west side opposite thereto. At a point on the east side 250 feet north of the north linn of Hellevue avenue the grade shall be 388.03 nnd 3*3.03 at a point on the west side opposite thereto. At a point on the enst side 270 feet north of the north lino of Hellevue avenue tho grade shall bo 38« X0 nnd ast.RO at a point on the west sldo opposite thereto. At a point on the enst sldo 290 feet north of the north lino of Hellovtto avenue the grado shall I>p 388.79 nnd 38K.79 nt a point on tho west nldo opposite thereto. At a point on the enst side 310 feet north of tho north lino of Hellevue avenue the grade shall bo 391.00 nnd 389.00 nt a point on the west side opposite thereto. At a point on tho enst side 430 feet north of tho north lino of Hellevue avenue the grndo shnll bo 405.00 and 403.00 at a point on the west slrlo opposite thereto. At a point on the enst side 450 feet north of tho north lino of Bellevuo avenue the grade shnll bo 407.20 nnd 40K.20 nt a point on tho west Ride, opposite thereto. At a point on tho east sldo 470 feet north of tho north lino of Hellevtio avenue the i grado shall bo 4O9.1(! nnd 407.11 nt a point on tho west side opposite thereto. At a point on the east side 490 feet north of the north lino of Bellevuo avenue the Rrndo shnll bo 410.W* nnd 408.86 nt a point on tho west Rldo opposite thereto. At a point on the east sldo 810 feot north of tho north lino of Bellevne avenue the grade shnll bo 412.31 nnd 410.29 at a point on tho west sldo opposlto thereto. At a point on tho «nst side R3O feet north of thn north lino of Bellevuo avenue the grndo shnll bo 413.50 nnd 411.47 at a point on tho west Ride, opposite thereto. . At a point on the east side 550 feet north of tho north lino of Bellevne avenue the grndo shall bo 414.45 and 412.40 nt a ROlnt on the west Rlrio opposite thereto. At the Intersection with Kent street the grndo shnll bo 414.00 nt the southwest cor- ner nnd 41R.00 nt tho southeast corner. And nt nilpoints between said designated points the grnde shall he established so ns to conform to a straight lino drawn be- tween en Id designated points. .. Klevatlons refer to tho top of the curb, nro In feet nnd nre above a plane which la 255 feet below City datum plane. Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the pnpsnge of this Ordinance and shall cause tho same to ho published for ten days in the Los Angeles Herald, and . thereupon nnrl thereafter It shall take ef- fect nnd be in force. I hereby certify thnt the foregoing Or- • dlnanco was nriopted by tho Council. of tho City of Los Angeles at its meeting of June 9, 1905. H. J. LBLANDE. City Clerk. Approved this 14th day of June. 19OS. OWEN McALEER, 6-19-28 lOt Mayor.' ' OrillmiiiiT- IVo. 11,168 (New Series). An Ordinance declaring the Intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Los Anßples to pstnbltsh the grade of Kent street, from Waterloo street to Ida street. The Mayor and Council of the City of - Los Angeeles do ordain ns follows: •> \u25a0 Section 1. That It Is tho intention of the Council of the Ctly of Los Angeles to establish the grnde of . . KENT BTRKBT, . *• from Waterloo street to Ida street. In accordance with the following elevations: At tho intersection with Waterloo street the grado shall be 437.50 at the northwest corner and 437.50 at tho southwest corner, as now established on Waterloo street. At the. angle between Waterloo street nnd Hubbard street the grade shall be 434.00 on the north side and 433.00 on the: south side. At tho intersection with Hubbard street the grade shall be 433.00 at the northeast . corner as now established on Hubbard street, 431.00 at a point on the south Bide opposite thereto, 432.60 at the northwest corner as now established on Hubbard street and 430.50 at a point on the -south' side opposite thereto. . \u25a0\u25a0. _••.. At the Intersection with Sonoma street the grade shall be 416.00 at the southeast corner, 418.00 at a point on the north side opposite thereto. 414.00 at the southwest corner, and 414.00 at a point on the north ; side opposite thereto. . At tho intersection with Merwln street the grade shall be 35G.00 at the northeast corner and 35G.00 at a point on the south side opposite thereto and 382.00 : at . tho northwest corner. At the intersection with Ida street the grade shall be 367.00 at the northeast cor- ner and 365.00 at the southeast corner, as now established on Ida street. And at all points between said deslgnat-' ed points the grado Bhall be established so as to conform to a straight line drawn: between said designated points. _ Elevations refer to the top of the curb, are in feet and are above a plane which is 255 feet below City datum plane. Sec 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordinance and shall cause the same to bo published for ton days In the Los Angeles Herald, and thereupon and thereafter It shall take effect and be in force. I hereby certify that the foregoing Or- dinance was adopted by tho Council of the City of Los Angeles at Us meeting of . Juno 9. 1905. H .j. LETjANDE . '• City Clerk. Approved this 14th day of June, 1905. " OWEN McALEER, \u25a0 6-19-28 lOt Mayor. Ordlnnnce No. 11,1115 (New Series). An Ordinance declaring the Intention of the Mayor and the Council of the City of Los Angeles to establish the grade \u25a0of Twenty-ninth street from Western avenue to the west line of the West Adams and Western Avenue Tract, as per \u25a0 map re- corded in Book 6 of Maps, at pages 178 and 179, Records of Loa Angeles County. ' . The Mayor and Council of the City of Los Angeles do ordain as follows: Section 1. That it la the intention of the Council of the City of Los Angeles t0 eBtR TWENTY-SINTII f STR E ET. V from Western avenue to the west line of tho West Adams and Western Avenue Tract, as per man recorded In Book 6 of Maps, at pages 178 and 179,- Records of Los Angeles County, In accordance with tho following elevations: At the Intersection with Western avenue the grade shall be 161.10 at the northwest corner and 160.68 at tho southwest corner, as now established on Western avenue. At tho intersection with the west line of said West Adams and Western Avenue Tract tha grade shall be 157.19 on the north side and 156.80 on the south side. And at all points hetweon said designated points the grade shall bo established so as to conform to a straight line drawn be- tween snld designated points. Elevations refer to the top of the curb, are In feet and are above a plane which is 255 feet below City datum plane. Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify. to the passage of this Ordinance and shall - cause the same to be published for . ten days in the Los Angeles Herald, and thereupon and thereafter It shall tako effect and be in force. I hereby certify that the foregoing Or- dinance was adopted by the Council of the City of Los Angeles at its meeting of June 9, 1905. LEIiANDB City Clerk ' Approved this 14th day of June, 1906. ' Pl OWEN MeALEKU, 6-19-28 lOt Mayor. Notice to Contractor*. , „ '.^Anal Notice U hereby given that aealert proposals willbe received by the City Clerk of the City of Los Angeles up to 11 o'clock a. in. of Monday, July 3rd. 1905, for the construction of a brick: wall around the front, aldeß and rear of the Main street fire engine house lot, .and for the laying of about' 2000 - feet of asphalt puvemeut on said lot, in accordance with plans on file In tha office of Architect C. V. Skllllng. A certified check, payable to the order of 11. J. Lelande, City Clerk, tn ten per cent of the amount of bid,must - accompany each propoaal as a guaran- tee that the bidder will enter Into a contract with the city in conformity with his bid. Council reservea the right to reject any and all bids. *,-»^— p*s^«*^»a>»»«^— MM By order of the Council of the City o( Loa Angeles. \u25a0 u r * l *w M i* Ma "f l <* aM < ni vM|^H . H. J. LELANDB, . I.ftJ.SO »t City Clwk. PUBLIC ADVERTISING Ordlnnnrc tin. 11,100 (New Series) An Ordinance declaring the Intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Loa Angeles to establish the grade of Thirty- first street from Western avenue to Ar- lington street. The Mayor and Council of the City of Los Angeles do ordain aa follows: Bectlon 1. That it Is the Intention of the Council of the City of Los Angeles to establish the trade of THIRTY-FIRST BTRKBT, from Western avenue to Arlington street. In accordance with the following; eleva- At the Intersection with Western fivemie the axade shall be 154.88 at the northwest corner and 164.17 nt the southwest corner, a*' now established on Western avenue. At the Intersection with DuranßO street the Rrade shall b« 1R1.32 flt tho northeast corner, 151. 00 at the southeast corner, 160.78 Rt the southwest corner and 151.10 at the northwest corner. At a point on the north sldo 300 feet west of the west line of Duranßo street the Brado shall be 150.00 nnd 149.70 at a point on the south side opposite thereto. At the Intersection with Clmarron street the grade shall bo 144.R0 at the northeast corner, 144.25 at the southeast and north- west corners and 144.00 at the southwest At the Intersection with Arlington street the Rrade shnll be 140.17 Rt the northeast corner and 13!t.R!> nt the southeast corner, as now established on Arlington street. And at all points between snlddeslßnated polnta the grade shall bo established so aa to conform to a straight line drawn between said designated points. Klevatlons refer to the top of the curb, are In feet and are above a pin no which Is 255 feet below City datum plane. Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of thin Ordlnnnco and shall cause the same to be published for ten days In the Los Anffeles Herald, and thereupon and thereafter It shall take effect and be In force. Ihereby certify that the forenolnß Or- dinance was adopted by the Council of the City of Los Angeles at its meeting qf June 9. 1906. h \u25a0 LRLANpR City Clerk. Approved thl3 14th dny of Juno, 19f15. OWIJN McALRKK, 6-W-2R lftt . Mayor. Notice of I'nhllc Work Public notice Is hereby given that at Its meeting held on Monday, the 6th day of June, 190S, tho City Council of the City of Los- Angeles adopted on ordinance, designated as Ordlnunco No. 11,139 (New Series), declaring Us in- tention to order tho following Improve- ment to be made, to wit: Section 1. That It Is the Intention of tho City Council of tho City of Los Angeles to close up, vacate and aban- don, for street purposes, a strip of land along the westerly sldo of LUCAS AVENUE, a public street of tho City of I-os An- geles, from Arnold street northerly, described as follows, to wit: Beginning at tbo most easterly ror- ner of lot 1, blork 1, of Bentley and Crlppen's Subdivision of east hnlf of lot 7. block 3R, Hancock's Survey, as per map recorded in Book 7, at pages 98 and 97, Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County: thenco southwest- erly In a direct line to tho most southerly corner of said lot lj thenco northwesterly along the southwesterly line of said lot 1a distance of 20 feet to a point: thence northeasterly and parallel with thn southeasterly lino of said lot 1 to a point In tho northeast- erly line of said lot lj thence south- easterly In a direct line to the point of beginning. Sec. 2. That the exterior boundaries of the district of land to be affected by said work or Improvement are hereby specified and declared to be as fol- lows, to-wlt: Beginning at the most easterly cor- ner of lot 1, block 1of Bentloy :md Crlppen's Subdivision, as hereinbefore* mentioned; thenco southwesterly in a direct line to the most southerly cor- ner of said lot Is thence northwesterly n a direct line to the most westerly corner of said lot 1; thence northeast- erly in a direct line to the most northerly corner of said lot 1; thenco southeasterly In a direct line to the point of hoKlnninjj. In said city. Reference is hereby mado to said Or- dinance, on file in the office of the City Clerk of said city, for further particu- JAMES HANLEY, Street Superintendent of the City of Los Angeles. 6-19-28 lOt ; Notice of the Recording of the Amnemm- inent nnd Dlnsrrnni for the OprnlnK of Mlrnndn Street From \i» I'renent Street. Notice Is hereby given that the assessment and diagram for the open- ing of Miranda street from Its present southern terminus to Twenty-second street. In accordance with Ordinance No. 9159 (New Series), was recorded In the offlco of the Street Superin- tendent of the City of Los Angeles on the 21st day of June, 1905. All sums levied In said assessment are due and payable Immediately, and payment of said sums Is to hn made to me in my office within thirty days after the 24th day of June, 1905, which Is the first day of publication of this notice. All assessments not paid before the expiration of said thirty days will be- come delinquent, and thereupon five per cent upon the amount of each such assessment will * jffi&figg&y, fi-24 7-3 lOt Street SupcrlntenrlPnt. LEGAL NOTICEB Delinquent Assessment Notice MARENGO WATER COMPANY. LOCA- tlon of principal place of business, city of Los Angeles, stale of California. NOTICE. There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assess- ment No. 12, levied on tho 20th day of April, 19t)5, the several amounts set oppo- site the names of the respective share- holders, as follows: No. of No. of Names. Cert. Shares. Amt. Alley Hiram H 799 64 $128.00 Alexander, Gottfried 793 1 2.00 Armstrong. A. A.. Mr5....1273 .8 1.60 Buckley, Thomas 1237 .9 1.80 Choate, W. A. & Nat. M. Brown 1104 2.2 4.40 Cook, Pauline. Miss 1226 1 2.00 Crawford, J. H 1179 1.1 2.20 Morris, J. M 1248 1.3 • 2.40 Nelbel. Elizabeth J 1243 .9 1.80 Rhemschild, Goo. M 1060 1.8 8.60 Stanley. Herbert 1047 1.8 8.60 And In accordance withlaw and an or- der of tho Board of Directors, made on the 20th day of April, 1905, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auo tion at the office of the company, 625 Wll- cox Building, corner Second and Spring Sts., Los Angeles city, California, on Fri- day, July 7, 1905, at the hour of 11 o'clock, A. M., of Bald day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. MORRIS ALBEE. Secretary. Offlce room, 625 Wilcox Building, cor- ner Second and Spring streets, Los An- geles City, California. Chronic Broncnltla, Blood and Band In Urine, CuUf.'b of the Bladdu Cured In U hours. * *N 48 *° y(^^ Every Woman RW^WwH \u25a0 MARVEL Whirling Spray iHu'»»«»'i»iu»'i"j '. likjomr 4ruuUt f»r It. \V \u25a0' fflPC_mi .nff^j-^" other, but wild»t«nip tor *%, I wV llluiir«lectbi»k -•«">•'!. ItglTM \ll,. f "m full Mrtlcultrt and direction*tn- villiln,. IB Y»luVbl«tol»dle#. MAKVKI.CO., *HSjl(ilfuM \u25a0 4v v*•Uo ui'.« ajCvV York* \u25a0 —-^mtma^^ Wi lIKIU CO, CU boutU'Bprlo* btfevt.

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LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE as, 1905.

Out of Town Society

rANT ill.

Saturday evening the Jolly company

was augmented by the present faculty,

Prof. 8. V. Moyse,' Misses Ethel Flood,

Belle Hall, Edith Kendall and NoraWarner, who were guests at a dinnerparty. y

Mrs. William Malcolm, nccompanledby her mother, Mrs. E. M. Cooper, re-turned from San Jose Thursday even-Ing. PW

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swing and Bon

Carroll Ewlng of Yuma, Arizona, arethe guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.Thompson.

Charles M.Rnyder of Salt Lake City

wft» the guest of Mr. and Mri. D. H.Jmler of Talm Villa the latter part ofthe week. SCHB?

(Contlnnert from Psa* Knur)

port, Messrs. Clarence Peck, Will Fau-Bette, Will Trimble and Jay Rice, whoJoined the alumnae In their enter-

tainment of the graduates In a socialhop.

SAN FERNANDO

Miss Nadeau Allenand Herman Daviswere married Monday noon at the homeof Dr. and Mrs. J. M.France of Fifthstreet.

'Grant F. Morgan, formerly of River-

side, was married inLos Angeles Tues-day evening to Miss Clara Roach ofthat city. \u25a0

•

Miss Amy E. Dickey and Audus E.Tlmmons were married at the home cf

the bride's mother at the Point ofRocks Wednesday evening. Rev. Mr.Goodrich performing the ceremony.

The bride was attended by her sister,

Miss Blanche Dickey.

A second marriage performed onWednesday evening at the Methodistparsonage by the pastor was that ofMiss Lulu Sutter and Elmo V. Parks,

both of Riverside.

Miss Inez J. Lawrence and ChesterFranck were married Wednesday even-ing at the home of I.O. Drummond onWest Eighth street by Rev. E.^ 3. In-wood.

The Methodist parsonage wns thescene of a pretty wedding Wednesday

night, when Miss Frances Penprase andNevlns C.Tlunt of Colton were marriedInthe presence of a few friends by Rev.E. J. Inwood.

Announcement has been received ofthe marriage of Frank E. Blackmar.,

private secretary of F. A. Miller of theOlenwood, to Miss LydlaDavenport atTarklo, Mo., on June 14. Mr. and Urn.Blackman willarrive In Riverside In ufew days, when they willbe given areception by the bridegroom's parents,Mr. and Mrs. L.S. Blackman of EaatFifth street.

On the same evening Miss MamtsDensmore, formerly a Riverside girl,and Harry C. Hanson of Riverside weremarried at the bride's home In VenturaMr. *nd Mm. Hanson will make theirhome In Riverside.

Klngman of San Francisco. Miss LucyKlngman acted as maid of honor. MissesMaud Chapman and Lillian Walte asbridesmaids and little NAoml Oullck asflower girl. Kenneth Hendrjr presidedat the organ. Following the wedding a

large reception was given at the bride'shomo on Rlbldoux avenue.

OCEAN PARK

RIVERSIDE

Sunday morning the class sermon forthe graduating1 class of the San Fer-nando Union high school was held at

the Methodist Episcopal church. Dr.Munro of the Presbyterian churchpreached. The decorations, under thesupervision of Mrs. It C. Allen andMrs. J. E. Wheat, carried out the classcolors, red and white. Special musicwas given'by a double quartet.

Tuesday evening at Harp's hall theclass play was given, "The Merchantof Venice Up-to-Date." FranklinWolff took the part of Shylock;Jack Hendrlckson, the part of > An-

tonio; Howard Harding, that of.Bas-sanlo; Roger Dutton, the duke- ofVenice; Clayton Welch, Gratiano; Wm.Cavanaugh, Tubal; Edwin Ingham,

Launcelot Gobbo; Lewis Hunt,.the pro-fessor; Sidney Waite, the policeman;Miss Eva Cary, Portia; Miss EstellePorter, Nerlssa; Miss Vena Glasscock,Jessica; Miss Florence Lyman, Miss

. Threedlce.Wednesday evening the alumni of the

•high school honored the graduatingclass by welcoming them Into the or-ganization. The affair was held at thehouse of Mr.and Mrs. R. P. Walte. Thefirst part of the evening was givento fortune telling by Mrs. Schwlnger.After the dainty refreshments had been

served speeches were made. 'The even-ing ended with the regular businessmeeting, when Claude Welch wasmade president and Miss CatherineHubbard vice-president for the en-eulng year.

Address— Judge Curtis D. Wilbur.Vocal solo

—Miss Catherine Hubbard.

Awarding of diplomas—President B.F. Wolff.

Duet—Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fraisher.'Benediction

—Dr. Munro.

The members of the graduating classare Miss Florence Lyman, Miss Vena

Glasscock, Miss Eva Cary, Jack Hen-drickson, Lewis Hunt, Franklin Wolffand Roger Dutton.

Judge Curtis D. Wilbur was enter-

tained at dinner Friday evening by

Col. and Mrs. H. C. Hubbard.Friday evening the regular gradua-

ting exorcises of the high school wereheld at Harp's hall. The stage of thehall was decorated In red and white,

the class colors, while the auditoriumwas decorated in pink and green, thehigh school colors.

The program was as follows: Pianosolo, Miss Maud Lyman; invocation,Dr.Munro; oration, "Ambition," RogerC. Dutton; vocal solo, Mrs. Minnie F.Schwink; oration, "The Man of theHour," Franklin F. Wolff; piano solo,

Miss Rosa Glasscock.Thursday evening Mrs. Inge enter-

tained at her home in honor of MissVerona Trowbrldge.

The social wheel here was obliged to

revolve without a hub for a fortnight

pending extensive renovation of theCountry Club house.

This week saw the completion. of thework and the new cafe and freshly

ornamental rooms were again opened

to guests.Steward Green prepared a French

dinner for the formal reopening whichwas attended by many prominent local

and Los Angeles people. Among those

who participated were Abbot Kinney

and a party of four, L. A: Pratt withfive, R. T. Preston with two, LouisHerzog and three, T..E. Shipley anil

party of four: Walter Wheat withfour, Stacey Heath, Mr. Mesklmon,Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Gage, and Mr. andMrs. G. M. Jones.

J. D. Simpson withhis family fromLa Mar, la., has taken a cottage onWadsworth avenue for the season.

Thomas H. Benton and his family ofL'lncoln, Neb., are Clubhouse avenuecottagers for the season.

Fred Barker and family of Los Ange-

les have taken a Navy street cottage

for a year.Mrs. Curtis Mann of Rhyollte, Nev.,

is located on Ozone avenue for a year.W. J. Taylor of ElPaso, Tex., was a

guest of H. R. Gage this week.Paul de Longpre left his Hollywood

blossoms long enough to visit thisbeach for a short outing.

Mr. and Mrs. George Goldsmith areresidents of Dwight avenue for thesummer.

Mrs. J. M. Hale entertained twenty-

three members of the Shakespeare al-umni Wednesday at her delightfulhome, the Wayside.

There were thirteen tableß filled at

the Wednesday evening card party inthe Country club. The prizes went to

Mrs. L. B. Cary and George Culver.Norman Conboy entertained with aselection of clever songs and recita-tions.

Shirtwaist members met at the homeof the Misses Gertrude and Mabel Me-

Kensie Thursday and whist was played.

Prizes were won by Miss Edith deLuna, Mrs. C. E. Groesbeck, M)3S

Keuhle and Miss Helen King.

Others present were the Misses NinaAdams, Grace Lavayea, Elma French,

Alice Robinson, Grace Carr, Ruth Rob-inson, Burt Middaugh, Mrs. Harry

Hough and Mrs. George Culver.

SANTA MONICA

The Game of Heart*la moat enjoyable If played with our ar-tistic Congress playing carda. Bpecfalscore carda with rules of the game. Com-plete line of poker sets, tally cards andgames. Banborn. Vail & Co., 857 SouthHroadwav.

Mrs. W. G. Miller entertained theLadles' Afternoon club with a cardparty at her charming home on Cali-fornia avenue this week. The scorecards were ornamented with dHlnty

blue and yellow butterflies, the artis-tic work of the clever hostess, and theprizes were pretty fans, won by Mrs

La Grange, Mrs. Louis La Grange andMiss Mills. .The. guests Included Mrs.Patrick Robertson, .Mrs. Trlpp, Mrs.Thurston, Mrs. Irvine and Mrs. Law-rence Morgan of Los Angeles. Miss

Henrietta Hunt assisted the hostessli' score keeping.

Luclen Clarke, son of Clarence J.Clarke of Seventh street, Is home fromAnn Arbor on a vacation.

Nathan E. Shutt has returned fromPalo Alto, where he Is attending Stan-ford university. •

Mr.and Mrs. Thorp and Mr.and MrsMr. and Mrs. Thorp and Mr. and

Mrs. Craig Moore, who occupied a cot-tage' on Arcadia Beach, have returnedto Los Angeles.Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Valentine and

daughter, of Brooklyn, N.Y., willpassthe summer on Sunset Beach.

Members and friends of the Frater-nal brotherhood enjoyed a receptionand dance In Columbia hall Tuesdaynight.

Members of the Sybil staff gave theirannual banquet at the Glenwood Tues-

day evening. Prof. Wheelock was toast-

master and Paul Batkin, editor of theschool paper, was first speaker.

Miss Eugenie Fuller, principal of thehigh school, entertained the alumni onFriday evening at the home of Mrs.Dyer on Main street.

Mrs. Lew W. Irvine of Walnut streetgave a reception Tuesday afternoon Inhonor of Miss Gertrude Best, who issoon to become the bride of Will Ham-mond. Assisting the hostess Inreceiv-ing were Mrs. R. W. Best and theMisses Palmer, Balrd, Gaston andBarber.

Miss Edna Kennedy entertained Mon-day evening at her home on Kansasavenue.

Lorena Densmore, little daughter ofMr. and Mrs. F. E. Densmore of WestSeventh street, gave a party to sixteen

, of her friends Monday afternoon Incelebration of her seventh birthday.The little hostess was assisted .In re-ceiving by Rose Mathers and AliceSuits.

Mr. and Mrs. George Poore of WestRiverside Monday evening gave theirannual supper to.the members of theRiverside band, of, which their sonCharles is a member.

Mrs. Elie Thomas of West niversidegave a birthday party Wednesdayevening in honor of her son 'Lewis'twenty-first birthday anniversary.

Miss Norma Rockhold, assisted byher• sister, Misa Bonnie Rockhold, gave amusical reception to her friends In theBaptist church Thursday morning.

June WeddingsNine weddings Is the record for the

past week.One of the most elaborate of these

June marriages was that of Miss LouiseKtngman and John McLeod Gardiner,which took place at 8 o'clock Wednes-day evening at the Congregational

church. Four hundred friends wit-nessed the ceremony, which was per-formed by Rev. E. P. Goff, assisted byRev. Alexander Kakln. The brlda,gowned in her mother's wedding drens,was given away by her brother, .George

10

PUBLIC ADVERTISING

Ordinance No. 11.1H7(New Series).

An Ordinance declaring tho Intentionof the Mayor and Council of the City ofLos Angeles to establish the grartei ofThirtieth atreet. from Western avenue toArlington street. •

The Mavor and Council of the City ofLos Angeles do ordain as follow*:

Section 1, That itIs the Intention of theCouncil of tho City of Los Angeles toe9tab..sh

Ttheif

rnr,eT

ofgTRFRTfrom Western avenue to Arlington street.In accordance with the following; eleva-tions:

At the Intersection withWestern nvennethe grade shnll be ISG.RS at the northwestcorner and 1M.44 nt the southwest corner,ns now established on Western avenue.

At tho Intersection with Dnranirn streetthe grado shall bn 183.50 at the northeastcorner, 153.20 at the southeast corner, 153.00at the southwest corner and 183.30 at thenorthwest corner.

At the Intersection with Clmarron streetthe grade shall be 14H.00 at the northenstcorner, 145.7S at the southeast and north-west corners, and 145.60 at the southwestcorner.

At the Intersection withArlington streetthe Bjrmln shall be 141.74 at tho northenstcorner and 141.40 at the southeast corner,aa now established on Arlington street.Andnt ftilpoints between snld designatedpoints the grade; shall be eslnhllshori soas to conform to a straight line drawnbetween snld rinslßnatecl points.

Klevntlons refer to tho top of the curb,nre In feet sml nre above a plane whichIs 2f>s feet below City dnttim plane.

Sec. 2. Tho City Clerk shall certify tothe passage of this Ordlnnnco nnd shallcause the same to he published for tendays In the Los Angeles Herald, nndthereupon nnd therenfter it shall takeeffect and bo In force.Ihereby certify that the foroßolnn; Or-

dinance wns nrtopted by tho Council ofthe f'ltv of Los Angeles at its meeting ofJuM»/19flB. H 3 LEUNnR,

City Clerk.Approved this 14th dny of June, IMB.

OWEN McALTJRn.6-W-2S lOt Mayor.

Notice i<> Sr«iT ('flfitrnrtflrnScaled proposals for tho construction of

tho proposed Storm Sewer In TCnst LosAngeles will be- received nt tho offlcoof tho City Clork of tho City of LosAngeles, California, nntll 11 A. M. ofMondny, July 3rl, 1905. All proposalsmust he on forms furnished by tho Citynnd must bo flccompnnlnd by a certifiedcheck drown to the order of tbo CityClerk of tho City of Loa Angeles, for thosum of five (5) per cent of tho nmoimt ofthn hid. The City reserves the rightto reiect nny or nil bids. Plans, Profile,Detail Drawings. Specifications, etc., maybe seen at tho offlco of the CityKnglneer.PrinU of the Plans, Troflln and DetailDrawings, forms of Proposal, Contractnnd Ronrls nntl copies of tho Specifica-tions, will bo riellvered to prospective!bidders upon receipt hy tho City Knjdneerof $5.00. Kach bidder Is required to maknpersonal exnmlnntlon of the ground Inwhich tho sewer Is to bo constructed.

Slr.es nnd npproxlmate lengths of thesewer follow:

1140.44 feet 4 feet 4 Inches concretesewer.

10 feet 4 feet 4 Inches to 4 feet 7 Inchesconcrete sewer.

405 feet 4 feet 7 Inches brick sewer.121)0 feet 3 feot R Inches brick sewer.10 feet 3 feet 8 inches to 4 feet 1 inch

brick sewer.725.11 feet 4 fpet 1 inch brick sower.440.50 feet 3 feet 6 Inches bvlck sewer.410 feet 3 fpet 1 Inch brick sewer.1132.14 feet 2 feet !> Inches brick sewer.12flfi.fi3 feet 2 feet 7 Inches brick sewer.1272.75 feet 2 feet fiInches brick sewer.424.3.1 feet 2 feet 3 Inches brick sewer.423 feet 24 Indies vitrifiedpipe sewer.lflfil.l4feet 22 inches vitrified pipe power.20S").iw feet 20 inchps vitrified pipe sewer.755.21 fppt IR -inches vitrified pipo sower.655.71", feet IB Inches vitrified pipe sewer.400 feet 14 Inr-hos vitrified pipe sewer.RRO feet 12 (nrhes vitrified pipo sewer.TCach bid shall be submitted In a sealed

envelope addresser! "H. 3i Lelnnde. CityClerk. Los Angeles. California," and In-dorsed, "Proposal for constructing StormSewer InEnst Los Angeles."

11. J. LELANDK.6-22-30, 7-1. lOt. . City Clerk.

Notice of the Recording of the Aaaeiis-ment mul Dlnernnt for the Oprnlnßliml W i.1.i.1..,; of T.-I.mni. StrpptFrom Brooklyn Avenue to RK KpPtNortlirnatprly From Mont M'pntcrlrCorner Illofk11. lli-ookl.vn Tract.Notlco is hereby given that the

assessment nnd diagram for tho open-Ing and widening of Tehnmn. streetfrom Urooklyn nvonue to 88 feet north-cnstevly from most westerly corner ofblock 11, Brooklyn Tract, in accordancewith Ordlnani-o No. 510.12 (New Scries),was recorded In tho office of thr- StreetSuperintendent of the City of l,os An-gelos on the 22rl day of June. lt»n.".

All sums levied In said assessmentare due and payable Immediately, andpayment of said sums is to be made tome In my office within thirty daysnftpr the 24th clay of June, 1905, which,is tho first day of publication of thisnotice.

All assessments not paid before theexpiration of said thirty days willbe-come delinquent, and thereupon fiveper cent upon the amount of each suchassessment willbo added thereto.

JAMES HANLEY,6-24 7-3 lOt Street Superintendent.

Notice to Contractors.Notice is hereby given that scaled

bids will be received by the City

Clerk of the City of Los Angeles up to11 o'clock a. m. of Monday, July 3rd,1905, for the construction of a buildingfor toilet rooms in tho Westlake park,according to plans and specificationson file with the Secretary of the Boardof Park Commissioners, Room IC, -City

A certified chock, payable to theorder of H. J. Lelande, City Clork, inten per cent of the amount of bid, mustaccompany each proposal as a guaran-tee that the bidder willenter Into acontract with tho city in conformitywith his bid.

Council reserves the right to rejectany and all bids.

By ordor of tho Council of tho City ofLos Angeles.

LRLANDB6-22-30 9t City Clerk.

Notice of the nepordlns of the Ahuphh-mpnt nnd llliiKriimfor the Opening; ofTrinity Strppt From WashingtonStrpet to 'I'vt'pnty-itecond .Street.Notice Is hereby given that the as-

sessment and diagram for the opening

TRINITYSTREETfrom Washington street to Twenty-sec-ond street. In accordance with Or-dinance No. 8975 (New Series) was re-corded in the office of the Street Su-perintendent of tlje City -of Los An-geles on tho 17th day of June, 1905.

All sums levletfi in said assessmentare due and payable immediately, andpayment of said sums Is to be made tome in my office within thirty daysafter the 19th day of June, 1905, whichIs the first day of publication of thisnotlco.All assessments not paid before theexpiration of said thirty days will be-come delinquent, and thereupon 5 percent upon the amount of each such as-Bessmeut willbe added thereto.

JAMES lIANLBY.6-19-28 ,10t Street Superintendent.

Notice to Contractor*.Notlco is hereby given that sealed

proposals will bo received by the CityClerk of the City of Los Angeles up to11 o'clock a. m. of Monday, July 3rd,190D, for the tearing out of the woodonfloors in fire engine houses Nos. 2, 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, and paving the samewith asphaltum.

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A certified check, payable to theordor of 11. J. Lelande, City Clerk, inten per cent of the amount of bid,mustaccompany each proposal aa a guaran-tee, that the bidder willenter Into acontract with the city In conformityW

Council reserves the right to rejectanBy

B"rder8"rder of the Council of the City ofLoa Angeles. „. j.LEijANr,B.

6-22-30 9t City Clerk.

Notice to Contractor*.Notice In hereby given that sealed

btda will be received by the CliyClerk of the City of Los Angeles up to11 o'clock a. m. of Monday, July 3rd,1905, for paving the overhead crossingto Lake Shore avenue and Sunset bou-levard, aucordlnff to spuuiflcationa onfile with the City Engineer.

A certified check, payable to theorder of 11. J. Lelande, City Clerk, inten per cent of the amount of bid,mustaccompany each propoaal aa a guaran-tee that the bidder will enter Into acontract with the city tn conformitywith hla bid.

Council reserves the right to rejectany and all bids.

By order of the Council of the City ofLos Angeles. <

H. J. LBLANDB. .6-22-30 9t City Clerk,

Mfc. Vernon

own ten fullclaims In Mountain Spring" Canon, Inyo county, Cal., which havebeen examined by several miningexperts, nnd In order that our firm might

know and to verify or contradict other reports marie to us concerning the valueof the miningproperties owned by the Mount Vernon company, we sent D. H.McLelland, a miningman of many years' experience, to the Mount Vernon camp,

Instructing him to make the most searching Investigation of their holding" thathis Ions; experience would permit, and after reading hla report we assure thepublic that we are now doubly convinced Mount Vernon people own a mining

property which will create one of the greatest sensations that has come about Inthat line In many years. They are now erecting a new, modern quarts millupon the property and It Is calculated the mill willbe In operation tn the verynear future, and that lArge and permanent dividends will Immediately com-mence. ItIs a fact that we are warranted in representing to the public that thedividends willbe large, because the ore Is enormously rich. The mine Is thor-oughly developed, more than $50,000 worth of development work having beendone on the property, and there is now on the dumps and measured up ready forthe mill more than half a million of rich ore.

WE DESIRE TO IMPRESS upon the minds of our reader* the fact thatMount Vernon ore will plate fully$50.00 per ton, a large part of which Is boenormously rich that we do not dare to mention Its full value. We have many

samples of Mount Vernon ore Inour office, which we willtake pleasure Inshow-ing to any person desiring to make a further Investigation. WE ALSO AOREEto deposit the price of any person's expenses to Mount Vernon camp and return

who desires to Investigate their holdings, and Ifthe showing Innot greater thanwe have ever represented, your expenses both ways willbe paid by us. Thereare a few scattering blocks of Mount Vernon stock to be picked up Inthe marketand we advise those desiring large profits and permanent Income not to allowthe price per share to stand In the way,because we are satisfied from informa-tion in our possession that Mount Vernon will bring FIVE DOLLARS a sharebefore the end of 1905. We also call your special attention to the fact that whileMount Vernon has been a listed stock on the Los Angeles Western MiningStockexchange and closed at 65 cents a share today, we are informed that the com-pany has authorized the secretary of said exchange to wipe Mount Vernon offthe board; thnt they had no more stock for sale and did not care whether itwas called or not. We shall recommend that the wishes of the company becarried out. We sold Mount Vernon six weeks ago for 10 cents a share and cer-tainly believe the public must appreciate the fact that we gave them the bestbuy ever offered Inthe market. There has only been a small amount of MountVernon stock sold, the larger portion being held by men who know the property

and are holding the stock as an Investment.

ML. VernonExtensionWhile our expert wns examining Mount Vernon mining property, we Instructed \u25a0

him to make a searching investigation of Mount Vernon Extension, because wehad been Informed that It was one and the same ns that of Mount Vernon. Mr.McLellanrl's report convinces us of thnt fact and supports his argument withthe evidence that upon Mount Vernon Extension property there has been amplework done to uncover more than $200,000 worth of rich ore, which Is now ready <

for the mill and we are informed and* believe the same to be true that MountVernon Extension Mining company will Immediately purchase a quartz mill to ;be erected upon their holdings, which is practically one and the same as theproperty owned by the original Mount Vernon. The stockholders nre gentlemenwho are amply able to equip the property and we are satisfied that they have noother intention than to commence operating at once, therefore enormous divi-dends may be expected. AVe have a block of Mount Vernon Extension stock tooffer the public, at an enormously low price; about 5000 shares will be offeredMonday at 10 cents a share. Right here we call your attention to the fact thatwe have never handled a mining stock for any company not willingto developand equip the property before the treasury stock was sold. In fact, we havenever represented any mining company.

WE ARE STOCK BROKERS and advertise and sell such stocks as may beplaced In our hands and at such prices as our customers may advise. It is veryevident that Mount Vernon Extension stock willmove up much more rapidlythan did the original stock, for the reason that the mill upon the Mount Vernonproperty willbe In operation within thirtydays and the fact that MountVernonwill commence paying large dividends, nnd also that the Extension is one andthe same thingas Mount Vornon, it will be much easier to convince the publicas to the value of Mount Vernon Extension; therefore the price will run up morerapidly than the original stock.

MININGINVESTMENTS are the most profitable of all other investments,when you get a stock backed by a real mine. Itis also important that the com-pany is ina financial condition to equip their property, for the reason that manygood mines are lost, or the profit Is lost to the stockholders for lack of capital toequip the property. We warn you against delay, if desirous of securing a gilt-edged stock, where a large and permanent profit Is assured; quick action Isabsolutely necessary. We have several other mining stocks, backed by valuablemining properties. Some of them we have every reason to believe willbe classedamong the high dividend payers in the near future.

If you desire more Information, let us hear from you at once and oblige,

Yours very respectfully,

Moody (Sk Co*311-312 Mason Opera House Bldg.

Los Angeles, Calif.

Clara GoldandCopper MiningCompanyThe mining property owned by thin company. ls located In the Santa MariaMining district, Yuma county, territory of Arizona. The enormously large bodyof ore owned by the Clara company has seldom been equalled. While It Is truethere are many companies In Arizona backed by very large true fissure veins,

we feel eafe in guaranteeing that the Clara company own four as good claimsas huve ever been discovered InArizona. The ledge or vein is fullyfifty feetwide, and since it Is a. fact that the Santa Fe railroad willbe passing withinthree miles of the camp in the near future, we are informed and believe thatthe same Is true that the Clara company willbe shipping ore within sixty days,and from the report of mining men whose reputation for truth and veracity can-not be questioned we certainly look for Clara to leap upward very rapidly and tobe classed among the large and permanent dividend payers of that noted ter-ritory. We have a small block ofClara stock at what looks like a sacrifice prleeand certainly advise our customers i«nd those desiring quick profit to pick upevery shade they can carry. We are always prepared to undersell board quo-

tations, for the reason that the board sales are not sufficient to consume theamount of stock offered; therefore those desiring to realize at once will sacri-fice their holdings to get the much needed ready cash.'

DURING THE EARLYPART of the coming week, T. J. Carrlgan, a miningman of many years' experience who Is thoroughly familiar with the Clara prop-erty can be seen at our office. We are satisfied that Mr. Carrlgan'a referencesare such that even 'a "Doubting Thomas" would not question his report uponthe Clara property, provided you Inquire Into his history.

Moody Sr Co.51U312 Mason Opera House Bldg.

Los Angeles, Calif.

PUBLIC ADVERTISINGOrdlnnnee .No. ll.infl

(New Series).An Ordinance declaring the Intention of

tho Mayor and Council of the City ofLou Angeles to establish the grade ofSonoma street from Bellevue' avenue toKent afreet. . _.

The Mayor and Council of.the CltjrofLos Angeles do ordnln us follows:

Section 1, That It Is the intention of theCouncil of the. city of Los Angeles toestablish the srrnde of

SONOMA STRKKT,from Hellevuo avenue to Kent street, Inaccordance with the following elevations:

At the Intersection withnellevue avenuethe grade shnll be 870.00 at the northwestcorner and 872.00 at the northeast corner.

At a point on the east side 190 feetnorth of the north line of Hellovue avenue «.the frrnde shall be 3*1.12 and 379.10 at apoint on the west side opposite thereto.

At a point on the enst side 210 feetnorth of tho north line of Hellovue avenuetho grade shall be 382.20 and 3*0.18 at apoint on the west side opposite, thereto.

At a point on the east side 230 feet northof the north lino of Hellevue avenue thegrade shnll be 3K3.M nnd 381.49 at a pointon the west side opposite thereto.

At a point on the east side 250 feet northof the north linn of Hellevue avenue thegrade shall be 388.03 nnd 3*3.03 at a pointon the west side opposite thereto.

At a point on the enst side 270 feet northof the north lino of Hellevue avenue thograde shall bo 38« X0 nnd ast.RO at a pointon the west sldo opposite thereto.

At a point on the enst sldo 290 feet northof the north lino of Hellovtto avenue thegrado shall I>p 388.79 nnd 38K.79 nt a pointon tho west nldo opposite thereto.

At a point on the enst side 310 feet northof tho north lino of Hellevue avenue thegrade shall bo 391.00 nnd 389.00 nt a pointon the west side opposite thereto.At a point on tho enst side 430 feet northof tho north lino of Hellevue avenue thegrndo shnll bo 405.00 and 403.00 at a pointon the west slrlo opposite thereto.

At a point on the enst side 450 feet northof tho north lino of Bellevuo avenue thegrade shnll bo 407.20 nnd 40K.20 nt a pointon tho west Ride, opposite thereto.

At a point on tho east sldo 470 feet northof tho north lino of Hellevtio avenue the igrado shall bo 4O9.1(! nnd 407.11 nt a pointon tho west side opposite thereto.

At a point on the east side 490 feet northof the north lino of Bellevuo avenue theRrndo shnll bo 410.W* nnd 408.86 nt a pointon tho west Rldo opposite thereto.

At a point on the east sldo 810 feot northof tho north lino of Bellevne avenue thegrade shnll bo 412.31 nnd 410.29 at a pointon tho west sldo opposlto thereto.

At a point on tho «nst side R3O feet northof thn north lino of Bellevuo avenue thegrndo shnll bo 413.50 nnd 411.47 at a pointon tho west Ride, opposite thereto. .

At a point on the east side 550 feet northof tho north lino of Bellevne avenue thegrndo shall bo 414.45 and 412.40 nt a ROlnton the west Rlrio opposite thereto.

At the Intersection with Kent street thegrndo shnll bo 414.00 nt the southwest cor-ner nnd 41R.00 nt tho southeast corner.And nt nilpoints between said designatedpoints the grnde shall he established so nsto conform to a straight lino drawn be-tween enId designated points. ..

Klevatlons refer to tho top of the curb,nro In feet nnd nre above a plane which la255 feet below City datum plane.

Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify tothe pnpsnge of this Ordinance and shallcause tho same to ho published for tendays in the Los Angeles Herald, and .thereupon nnrl thereafter It shall take ef-fect nnd be in force.Ihereby certify thnt the foregoing Or-•

dlnanco was nriopted by tho Council. oftho City of Los Angeles at its meeting ofJune 9, 1905.

H. J. LBLANDE.City Clerk.

Approved this 14th day of June. 19OS.OWEN McALEER,

6-19-28 lOt Mayor.''

OrillmiiiiT-IVo. 11,168(New Series).

An Ordinance declaring the Intention ofthe Mayor and Council of the City of LosAnßples to pstnbltsh the grade of Kentstreet, from Waterloo street to Ida street.

The Mayor and Council of the City of-

Los Angeeles do ordain ns follows: •> \u25a0

Section 1. That It Is tho intention ofthe Council of the Ctly of Los Angelesto establish the grnde of . .

KENT BTRKBT, . *•from Waterloo street to Ida street. Inaccordance withthe following elevations:

At tho intersection withWaterloo streetthe grado shall be 437.50 at the northwestcorner and 437.50 at tho southwest corner,as now established on Waterloo street.

At the. angle between Waterloo streetnnd Hubbard street the grade shall be434.00 on the north side and 433.00 on the:south side.

At tho intersection with Hubbard streetthe grade shall be 433.00 at the northeast .corner as now established on Hubbardstreet, 431.00 at a point on the south Bideopposite thereto, 432.60 at the northwestcorner as now established on Hubbardstreet and 430.50 at a point on the -south'side opposite thereto. . \u25a0\u25a0. _••..

At the Intersection with Sonoma streetthe grade shall be 416.00 at the southeastcorner, 418.00 at a point on the north sideopposite thereto. 414.00 at the southwestcorner, and 414.00 at a point on the north;side opposite thereto. .

At tho intersection with Merwln streetthe grade shall be 35G.00 at the northeastcorner and 35G.00 at a point on the southside opposite thereto and 382.00 :at . thonorthwest corner.

At the intersection with Ida street thegrade shall be 367.00 at the northeast cor-ner and 365.00 at the southeast corner,as now established on Ida street.

And at allpoints between said deslgnat-'ed points the grado Bhall be establishedso as to conform to a straight line drawn:between said designated points.

_Elevations refer to the top of the curb,

are in feet and are above a plane whichis 255 feet below City datum plane.

Sec 2. The City Clerk shall certify tothe passage of this Ordinance and shallcause the same to bo published for tondays In the Los Angeles Herald, andthereupon and thereafter It shall takeeffect and be in force.Ihereby certify that the foregoing Or-

dinance was adopted by tho Council ofthe City of Los Angeles at Us meeting of .Juno 9. 1905.

H.j.LETjANDE. '•City Clerk.

Approved this 14th day of June, 1905."OWEN McALEER, \u25a0

6-19-28 lOt Mayor.

Ordlnnnce No. 11,1115(New Series).

An Ordinance declaring the Intention ofthe Mayor and the Council of the City ofLos Angeles to establish the grade \u25a0ofTwenty-ninth street from Western avenueto the west line of the West Adams andWestern Avenue Tract, as per \u25a0 map re-corded in Book 6 of Maps, at pages 178and 179, Records of Loa Angeles County. ' .

The Mayor and Council of the City ofLos Angeles do ordain as follows:

Section 1. That it la the intention ofthe Council of the City of Los Angelest0 eBtRTWENTY-SINTIIfSTREET. Vfrom Western avenue to the west line oftho West Adams and Western AvenueTract, as per man recorded In Book 6 ofMaps, at pages 178 and 179,- Records ofLos Angeles County, In accordance withtho following elevations:

At the Intersection withWestern avenuethe grade shall be 161.10 at the northwestcorner and 160.68 at tho southwest corner,as now established on Western avenue.

At tho intersection with the west line ofsaid West Adams and Western AvenueTract tha grade shall be 157.19 on thenorth side and 156.80 on the south side.And at all points hetweon said designatedpoints the grade shall bo established so asto conform to a straight line drawn be-tween snld designated points.

Elevations refer to the top of the curb,are In feet and are above a plane whichis 255 feet below City datum plane.

Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify. tothe passage of this Ordinance and shall

-cause the same to be published for .tendays in the Los Angeles Herald, andthereupon and thereafter It shall takoeffect and be in force.Ihereby certify that the foregoing Or-

dinance was adopted by the Council ofthe City of Los Angeles at its meeting ofJune 9, 1905.

LEIiANDBCity Clerk'

Approved this 14th day of June, 1906.'

Pl OWEN MeALEKU,6-19-28 lOt Mayor.

Notice to Contractor*. , „'.^AnalNotice U hereby given that aealert

proposals willbe received by the CityClerk of the City of Los Angeles up to11 o'clock a. in. of Monday, July 3rd.1905, for the construction of a brick:wall around the front, aldeß and rearof the Main street fire engine houselot,.and for the laying of about' 2000

-feet of asphalt puvemeut on said lot,inaccordance with plans on file In thaoffice of Architect C. V. Skllllng.

A certified check, payable to theorder of 11. J. Lelande, City Clerk, tnten per cent of the amount of bid,must

-accompany each propoaal as a guaran-tee that the bidder will enter Into acontract with the city in conformitywith his bid.

Council reservea the right to rejectany and all bids. *,-»^—p*s^«*^»a>»»«^—MM

By order of the Council of the City o(Loa Angeles. \u25a0 ur

*l*wMi*Ma"fl<*aM<nivM|^H. H. J. LELANDB,.

I.ftJ.SO »t City Clwk.

PUBLIC ADVERTISING

Ordlnnnrc tin. 11,100(New Series)

An Ordinance declaring the Intention ofthe Mayor and Council of the City of LoaAngeles to establish the grade of Thirty-first street from Western avenue to Ar-lington street.

The Mayor and Council of the City ofLos Angeles do ordain aa follows:

Bectlon 1. That it Is the Intention ofthe Council of the City of Los Angeles toestablish the trade of

THIRTY-FIRST BTRKBT,from Western avenue to Arlington street.In accordance with the following; eleva-

At the Intersection with Western fivemiethe axade shall be 154.88 at the northwestcorner and 164.17 nt the southwest corner,a*'now established on Western avenue.

At the Intersection with DuranßO streetthe Rrade shall b« 1R1.32 flt tho northeastcorner, 151.00 at the southeast corner,160.78 Rt the southwest corner and 151.10 atthe northwest corner.At a point on the north sldo 300 feet west

of the west line of Duranßo street theBrado shall be 150.00 nnd 149.70 at a pointon the south side opposite thereto.

At the Intersection withClmarron streetthe grade shall bo 144.R0 at the northeastcorner, 144.25 at the southeast and north-west corners and 144.00 at the southwest

At the Intersection withArlington streetthe Rrade shnll be 140.17 Rt the northeastcorner and 13!t.R!> nt the southeast corner,as now established on Arlington street.And at allpoints between snlddeslßnatedpolnta the grade shall bo established soaa to conform to a straight line drawnbetween said designated points.

Klevatlons refer to the top of the curb,are In feet and are above a pinno which Is255 feet below City datum plane.

Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify tothe passage of thin Ordlnnnco and shallcause the same to be published for tendays In the Los Anffeles Herald, andthereupon and thereafter It shall takeeffect and be In force.Ihereby certify that the forenolnß Or-

dinance was adopted by the Council ofthe City of Los Angeles at its meeting qfJune 9. 1906.

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LRLANpRCity Clerk.

Approved thl3 14th dny of Juno, 19f15.OWIJN McALRKK,

6-W-2R lftt . Mayor.

Notice of I'nhllc WorkPublic notice Is hereby given that at

Its meeting held on Monday, the 6thday of June, 190S, tho City Council ofthe City of Los- Angeles adopted onordinance, designated as Ordlnunco No.11,139 (New Series), declaring Us in-tention to order tho following Improve-ment to be made, to wit:

Section 1. That It Is the Intentionof tho City Council of tho City of LosAngeles to close up, vacate and aban-don, for street purposes, a strip of landalong the westerly sldo of

LUCAS AVENUE,a public street of tho City of I-os An-geles, from Arnold street northerly,described as follows, to wit:

Beginning at tbo most easterly ror-ner of lot 1, blork 1, of Bentley andCrlppen's Subdivision of east hnlf oflot 7. block 3R, Hancock's Survey, asper map recorded in Book 7, at pages98 and 97, Miscellaneous Records ofLos Angeles County: thenco southwest-erly In a direct line to tho mostsoutherly corner of said lot ljthenconorthwesterly along the southwesterlyline of said lot 1a distance of 20 feetto a point: thence northeasterly andparallel with thn southeasterly lino ofsaid lot 1 to a point In tho northeast-erly line of said lot ljthence south-easterly Ina direct line to the point ofbeginning.

Sec. 2. That the exterior boundariesof the district of land to be affected bysaid work or Improvement are herebyspecified and declared to be as fol-lows, to-wlt:

Beginning at the most easterly cor-ner of lot 1, block 1of Bentloy :mdCrlppen's Subdivision, as hereinbefore*mentioned; thenco southwesterly in adirect line to the most southerly cor-ner of said lot Is thence northwesterlyn a direct line to the most westerly

corner of said lot 1; thence northeast-erly in a direct line to the mostnortherly corner of said lot 1; thencosoutheasterly In a direct line to thepoint of hoKlnninjj. In said city.

Reference is hereby mado to said Or-dinance, on file in the office of the CityClerk of said city, for further particu-

JAMES HANLEY,Street Superintendent of the City ofLos Angeles.6-19-28 lOt ;

Notice of the Recording of the Amnemm-inent nnd Dlnsrrnni for the OprnlnKof Mlrnndn Street From \i» I'renent

Street.Notice Is hereby given that the

assessment and diagram for the open-ing of Miranda street from Its presentsouthern terminus to Twenty-secondstreet. In accordance with OrdinanceNo. 9159 (New Series), was recordedIn the offlco of the Street Superin-tendent of the City of Los Angeles onthe 21st day of June, 1905.

All sums levied In said assessmentare due and payable Immediately, andpayment of said sums Is to hn made tome in my office within thirty daysafter the 24th day of June, 1905, whichIs the first day of publication of thisnotice.

Allassessments not paid before theexpiration of said thirtydays willbe-come delinquent, and thereupon fiveper cent upon the amount of each suchassessment will*jffi&figg&y,

fi-24 7-3 lOt Street SupcrlntenrlPnt.

LEGAL NOTICEB

Delinquent Assessment NoticeMARENGO WATER COMPANY. LOCA-

tlon of principal place of business, cityof Los Angeles, stale of California.

NOTICE.There is delinquent upon the following

described stock, on account of assess-ment No. 12, levied on tho 20th day ofApril, 19t)5, the several amounts set oppo-site the names of the respective share-holders, as follows:

No. of No. ofNames. Cert. Shares. Amt.

Alley Hiram H 799 64 $128.00Alexander, Gottfried 793 1 2.00Armstrong. A. A.. Mr5....1273 .8 1.60Buckley, Thomas 1237 .9 1.80Choate, W. A. & Nat. M.

Brown 1104 2.2 4.40Cook, Pauline. Miss 1226 1 2.00Crawford, J. H 1179 1.1 2.20Morris, J. M 1248 1.3 • 2.40Nelbel. Elizabeth J 1243 .9 1.80Rhemschild, Goo. M 1060 1.8 8.60Stanley. Herbert 1047 1.8 8.60

And In accordance withlaw and an or-der of tho Board of Directors, made onthe 20th day of April, 1905, so many sharesof each parcel of such stock as maybe necessary willbe sold at public auotion at the office of the company, 625 Wll-cox Building, corner Second and SpringSts., Los Angeles city, California, on Fri-day, July 7, 1905, at the hour of11 o'clock,A. M.,ofBald day, to pay said delinquentassessment thereon, together with costsof advertising and expenses of sale.

MORRIS ALBEE. Secretary.Offlce room, 625 Wilcox Building, cor-

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