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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 187, 6 April 1901
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OIL MEN OF STATE WILL TRY TO STEM TIDE OF DEPRESSION ALL FEEL NECESSITY OF QUICK CO-OPERATION All of the Piominent Opeiatois of Kein County Have Been Invited to Confei With San Fianciso Men
FARMER SAVED BY HIS MASTIFF
NO GREEN FRUIT RATE TO EASTERN MARKETS
f&E MORNING'S NEWS
RUSSIA PROFESSES A PERFECT GOOD FAITH IN CHINA SETTLEMENT WAR PREPARATIONS STILL GO ON Czar Is About to Send a Circular to the Powers, Explaining His Reasons for Keeping Troops in Manchuria
I RUSSIA BLAMES POWERS I ! Say* They Are Ile*pon*ible for | China** Refusal to Aceept Term*
PREPARING FOR HOLIDAYS l)lscui«»ton of China Question In London Is Haahtd
I'p to Ramin
ItdNsia Will D&plnin
Ruftninii* Try to Pnrelianr Sldlnur
•luiiun Prepare* for llostilllle*
Japan** Ultimatum
For Winter Operation*
ALASKA COMPANIES WILL COMBINE IN MERCANTILE TRUST WILL HAVE SOLE CONTROL OF A GREAT TRADE San Francisco Will Be Made the Point of Supply and the Company Vessels Will Clear From There
INDIFFERENCE OF THE MEXICANS TO OUTRAGES ON AMERICAN CITIZENS
COLOSSAL MINE SALE
BAUD ENDORSES CHESTER ROWELfj _ – Fresno Man s Fitness for Japan Ministry Hat Lived In Japan Before anil Has Reward for That siati#n'« State»- men—C lllien of California Should Be the Man Chosen
ttlgn Overdue
PACIFIC COAST SCORES
ALASKA OIL LAND VERY PROMISING I I English Capital Invests in Well Boring: i Creeks About Kayak. Are Largely Impregnated With OH ind the Bat la Freijnently Covered With Oily. Senm—Good Surface Indication*
IMPORTANT POINT FINALLY SETTLED
OPPOSED TO A HOLLAND BOAT Naval Board Favors the Subaqueous Type Designs for a Submarine Boat to be Prepared information Regarding Resistance Shown That a Boat of the Holland Type Cannot Attain n Speed of More Than Four Knot* Without Immense ilxpendlture of V'o« er
ARTILLERY REGULATIONS l*ofit of < lilef of rtlKcry («»»'!• Dpk-KiiiK for 11 Colonel
IN MEMORY OF BRITISH. CONSUL Tablet to Jit1 Har * I on I! i insik'ii's Jloiim' in Santiago Kftvy Department Seails I.onJ I'aunccfote » l'liu(o)iru|»li of tlit* Tablet to Ut» I'liM-rtl in Memory of I'.am.tden's Aid to A merit* mm
GOVERNMENT ACTIONS I'eiiMioiiH (•runted find IncrciiNcil nnd Hankn Ifrhiunaicil—l*o»toiflc«*
TO I'HKVI: % I I■ 1; I VKIM.V Wljl.itll'
(PRECAUTIONS i APPEAR LATE I .Regulation to Prevent Commissary Frauds Providing for Certifying to Military Supplies Goods for Government HeaeliinK the rtitllppliieM on Other Than Got eminent eHHeIH Mu*t Be Slion n tw Be Kxvluilvely for the Arm)-, or the liiMiilur 1 iint It ution*
PREPARATION FOR M'KIMjKY'S TOUR New Orleans Will Entertain Rovally I'posrnm n* I'rcpnriMl 4 onteiiiplatcM 101af»ora t«> Decorn t loiin. Hit liquet* < arriiiKo Driww ttml lion tln k—Tin* I'roMirien t In fclnlliiiMiUNlle Over II
NAVAL TRIAL FAILS Pipe* C arried w«> Due to Yihrntion. rapt a 111 llempliill Report*
MINISTER LOOM IS RETURNS SUNDAY Asjilialt ('out <iit ion May (ict More Lijrlit Uriel's Filed in (lie ( awe Arc Sahntan* 11««II > I lie same n«* Tlione AI read) Itefore i li<* Mali* Department. Prol>al>le Vetioa in leu
1"n illoiim I'm sI or 1C i* t i rem
Sfliwttl* Mn.v ItcNiun
YELLOWSTONE SALE
BIG TROLLEY ROAD PROJECT STARTED Line to ltun From Trenton to Philadelphia Albert I*. Johnnon. tfce Trolley Mhkiiiito, TnkcM Steps Touaril Completing In cor porn tl«> ii of Philadelphia, Trenton anil eu York Ito ml I
PORTO RICANS WANT FRANCIS H. WILSON New York Postmaster Choice tor Governor Governor llen I.and* at Norfolk and Start w I mined late 1 > fur a»li 11115- ton. Where If 1% Said lit' Will He-DiKii-l'ri'Mideiit ppealed To
Governor Allen rrlvea
NEW DEMOCRACY President Draper Dream* a Dream of I topla
Fatal Fray
Piles Cured Without the Knife
CORBIN ACTS UNGRACIOUSLY Sneering Words Concerning Funston Pronounces Agu ina lrto's Capturer Only "a Boss Scout" "I Am Making Lieutenants,** Said the Adjutant General, "Out of Better Stuft' Thnu Every Day.*1 Representative Long of Kansas Mukes a Hemnrknble Statement
RADIATOR WORKS SUFFER liki FIRE Heavy Danmirc to the American I Plant Tlircp Lnryc Ilti i liliim * jit lletrolt Arc ( on•»iiinnl. ln%oliiiK n Property I.OH* Of ?Iftn,ooo and Throwing Six II mill rod Men Out of l-'.niplo) nifnt
WOLTERS INDICTED TcNtiuiou> (itveii in (lie Omaha Mnll I" rami Cave
IN RECEIVER'S HANDS i c I)aid Tod's I'aint and Sand IntermtH 1 Are Before Courts
IJchim 11 il for Tin
EAST DESIRES TBANSPORTS New York Fears Pacific Rivalry Opposition to Removing Station Is Very Strong1 Openly Charged That the Proponed (hniige Is Against Economy nod In the Interests of Private Steamship Lines Plying Between the I nlted States aud Cuba
PHYSICIAN'S LUCK
RESULT OF YOUN(t MEN'S ADVENTURE Tlie Grand Jury Interferes in Romance Star Performers- In a Seminary Delivery and ( old Duck Supper Muat Aniner to ll»e Law for Their 31ooiillfcltt Slua
limiNMN Suicide
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BIG MINING DEAL CLOSED Congress Mine Sold to an Eastern Syndicate Purchase Price Is Reported to Be Three Million Tlie Mine, Which Is the tireatest Gold Producer In Arizona, Will Probably Be Known by Another Nnmc, bnt E. B. Gage, President of C«>nfren Company, Will Be at Head
TROOPS SAILING "■"f Men and Animal* Departing for Philippines
WOMAN WANTS BALLOT
Salt Enterprise Started
Northern Rain
Body Recovered
Peculiar Accident
Woman's Sadden Death
Robbed the Priest
STEVENSON IS PUNCHED A Politician of Colorado Passes the Lie Small Man Named Harris Resents the Insult A .Hlx t'p Occur* In the Chesapeake Saloon in Denver Wfrrela tTie Head of the llepubllean Ornanl«H-llon In Colorado I* Klven a Dlack ®J*c by a Commission Man
SHOCKING SUICIDE Mnn Blows His Head Off While Despondent and Out of Work
RIO LOCATED Wrecker Claims to Have Fonnd Lost Steamer's Whereabouts
Falie Alarm
Wants to Lose Cooper
Quarts Mines Sold
Frankfort Sails
Short Line Xot Sold
Sailor Shot
OWNED A MINE BUT NO MIND Wealthy William Wood Dies in an Asylum Sole Proprietor of Little Emma Silver Mine I When a Boy of Sixteen His Intelligence Was Destroyed, und, After Years of Litigation, He Becomes Owner of a Rich Property W kick He Is I liable to Enjoy
Ul»rrr<lttc<l CnflaWi ProfMI
RHEIN'S BIG RECORD
OUTLAWS TO ! GO IN BANDSi Alexander Chacon Unites With Burt Alvord Possible Ambush of Hunting Robber Presence «>l Mont Datlnc Ontlaw Arizona Haw 12% er Known BrlnstsC'on■ liTniMifin to People Who Are Ks* j pimed to II 1m lllalnj—Man "» liw Kill* l*ro»i>cctor» Wantonly
Warehouse Darned
FAMOUS DUELIST RESISTS OFFICERS AT OLD WHITEHALL
I SAY THE OIL RATE IS LOW Railroads Will Fight Reduction Southern Pacific ami Santa Fe Declare Themselves Ihej Will Attempt to Stow That the Present Bate of One Cent a Gallon From Bakersßeld to San Francisco Is One of the Lowest In California for the Same Sergio*
RAILROADS AMALGAMATE J. Pierpont Mor«nn Reported Book of Another tilgrantle Denl
Railway Disaster
Overdue Steamer Arriifn
Collier Ashore
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BOER FORCE HARD PRESSED Kritzinger's Move Proves a Failure French Compels Abandonment ot a Pompom 111 lelnlty of Jolinnnpfiliarg Boer* ( otillnuo letlve mul Vttaek Train* hut Arc Driven (HT-lirnger Make® Liiiik StntemesJt in Wliloli lie Hitlerly Armlkii* the llrltiah
UMPIRE WAS VERY BLOODTHIRSTY MAX Insisted on Pistols and Then Swords Luckily Tolstoi and Tnrnotvnki Were Hotli lieernl»le Sliolk. aiul ilie o|il> Damage Wait a Flcmli oand I'roan Tolstoi'* lllarie
II ou*%e;l ll lllipno r«
! 'lee ( ( )«-ar« Out
IMPHDV£iJ MIND
MENACE OF MONROEISM – I London Saturday Review Becomes Alarmed i Asserts Gravest Apprehension Is Excited in Germany I ncortn i nt>* Over Snlialiury'« Future ( ourae Continues, iin«l Clinmlier-Iniu'» Frleii«lm »N«*rt l liut lie Will Not Amhuiup I.cikl of toinin on em Int 11 the Wnr In Ended—Civil Lilt
CAPE TOWN PLAGUE
Serinu* I)it;ti*li Situation
I'lrc! Siaixh Jl>
DANE'S DISCOVERY riitdn ii I'H'dfruillve That Uireli Girriihlm Sow In lie
RETIRES IN DISGRACE Kai«er*n Court M«r*liul Ile«l»riin -Ilccnnae He OfTcit«le<l Emperor
P. C. KNOX TO HE ATTORNEY GENERAL President McKinley Sijrns llis j Commission I j Tlie Other Members of the Cabinet Yre Informed of Their >ew Col« leumie'n Aeeeeptanee of the I*o»t. l)i»eiiNNioii of the Civil Service
Itury the Hatchet
To St inly American Method*
ALL GREAT RAILWAYS OF UNITED STATES LOOKING TO COMBINE
AGUINALDO HAS A TASK Hard at Work Preparing His Manifesto He Spends Hours Consulting the Dictionary 9 TeloKrain In IlfOflvfd From din Iml Rpmry AniiouneliiK the Surrender of Innuritentn In the Country From 11»h to Morona, lionts a Troublesome Portion of Luzon
More InsnrgentM Surrender
TO RESUME WORK Faleon Mills at Mien. Ohio, Are to Open t i»
MoritoriotiM Merx 100 Hounrdoil
Finding a Fortune and Founding a Fortune. A TRAMP'S LUCK AND AN ENERGETIC MAN'S PURPOSE.
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10S ANGELES WJNS AGAIN Johnson Allows Oakland Nine (ioose Eggs X'iu*' Fidtlinjr Slops Hoys From the North llntq I.ml lea Anions; Ihe Crowd ami for Their Benefit ilie iimne I* Handled from n Worn si n'w Standpoint. Kelly Kudu (lie Content With a Double May I na**i*tcd
SAN FRANCISCO WINS |llat Strlcklett, Sacra men lo'm Ae%v Pitcher, Out of the llox.
POSTPONED TOURNAMENT AT THE COUNTRY CLUB
INTERSTATE SHOOT ENDED Twenty-Two Marksmen Tied itli Strnjfht Scores
Stolon* Uol»lo d
U!k Hiioc Proposed
Finals Pontpoited
WOODS WJNS WELL EARNED DECISION Has Tremble Almost Out in Fifteenth Kouiitl Could llnve l iiilnlird Ibiut Decisively i l»ut Lout His llend and Wiim I liable to Laud a Knockout Puucli on It is Vanquished Adversary
Smithsonian Party rrlv<»*
TA NEMAN'S GREAT DAY Finishes {'lose and the Time Fast | Two Track Records Arc Also Broken Easily i .>»*«• I-'ini*lies >Inkc an KsclliiiK l)ai>'N llaeini;, Witli llie I'lllPO Knlin» >i Mock wny—Kcnilwortli mid WariiiK l»wt I |» ii StrliKglciu tlic fourth llvcnt—Other 'I'rackN
Memplilm Hacen
• IfcuniiiKM Race*
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HAUL SALOON MEN HAVE 1 HARD FIGHT AHEAD . CAMPAIGN PROMISES BROKEN Threats of Political Trouble Have No Effect on Members of the City Council Who Oppose Sunday Opening
COUNTY REVENUE TO BE INCREASED Business Licenses Ave Raised in Many Instances Hoard of Sii|ier*l»or* Passe* n New Ordinance for ll»e Purpose of Kxtrn Kspenwea Hcmiltlog From Storm Damage*
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR
APPOINTMENT MEETS APPROVAL l-'rnnk I>. Ohoii, tlie New llciiilicr of tin* Stale l'huriiine> llonrd. I* liiuhlv KinhtrNnl
Suddenly Itocoiiit*!! lima no
POLICE COURT DAY BY DAY
COURT BRIEFS
| HAVE A HARD UUT TO CRACK The Transfer Question Is Difficult to Solve Board of Public Works Wants a Little More Evidence City Attorney Header. nn Opinion Faiurnblr to Strrct nalliraya—lf Evidence Seeded I nn n<- Procured the Mntter >ln> Hare to Ue Aired In Court Before Lines Will iilve In
GOVERNOR NASH MAY BE WITH US AT FIESTA Committee* llnviitic Aflfnir in Charge lln«' Wireil Ohio'* (iovernor ■«Uiii» Hi in to Come
,o l.onffer One
MEXICAN CLEARED OF MURDER CHARGE Jury Jtoturns a Verdict of Not Guilty .Samuel Martin.'* SiicccciU lit Pro.- i nil Thai lie Shut Clltu Alvnrado In Srlf-Drffiiiir, l'ollm. liik * Virion. Ito.v at the Town of Snuisu.
"The Wizard Suspender
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ANOTHER UNSANITARY DAIRY IS INVESTIGATED CONDITION OF THE "UNION" 31 ilk House Is Closely Adjacent*to a Foul Corral, Where the Cows Are Huddled Together in the. Mud and Offal
EDUCATE THE PUBLIC, SAYS HEALTH OFFICER
MAYOR PINS HIS FAITH ON THE NEW ORDINANCE
STOLBERG'S UNION DAIRY AN UNHEALTHY PLACE nv,vil,l,l IX PREDKIIII KSO
THREE CORNERED RACE IS ASSURED Horalma. Creseens, and Charley llcit to Meet Korfelt Money for t lie Kv€*nt Now In (lie lljiimln of .lolni K. Thayer. PrcKident «»r Now Kiitflnud TrtfltiiiK Home II re viler*' txsoclntioia
DWYER SELLS FINE COLTS Circnt Tr:i linnet lon In Some n I tin l»le Horn cm
MAY DISCARD COATS I'oMtmeii I'erinit teil to (■<» in Sliirt Sleeved When Hot
GETS NEW_EVIDENCE I'rottccutlon In Patrick i'ttie let Jones*' Brother
Ha Uornft4»l«l KxclteiiMMit
'unilaj- School Teiicliorn Come
Pcrn Ihii Aerolite
I'roli llil t n Prime Kiuhtu
Sat I n fact ory Afljuxt incut
SHOCKING INHUMANITY
PICTURE'S WANDERINGS j itolcii (•nliiftlioroiiKli Portrait In Itefii rued lo 11 n Otvncrs
HEISTAND REPLIES Aiiftivt'rM < liurgcM Concerning 111k ' Connection Willi Hemp Matter 1
DEATHS OF THE DAY
o|»|H»Me liicrenne of TnrifT
lte|»oi*t In Cironn«i I<*mh
Sliorl Line Sold
Hughes 1m Elected
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NO, THANK YOU. MR. MORGAN
A PROMISING FIELD
RUSSIA'S INTERNAL TROUBLES
SHORT-SIGHTED TACTICS
MOVING THE ORANGE CROP
A GRUESOME SUBJECT
S///)s of the iPon
He Got Wisdom
CALIFORNIA COMMENT
TO FUNSTON
CHOICE ARTICLE
jtround and Jib out
TJhe friend less 77/ an
Was St by jirrangemcnt?
GOOD ADVICE UNAPPRECIATED
HOW SHARKEY TREATED
Cuerybody's Column
A Question for Mr. Bsnmiardt
The I.a meat Building
In tlur Mai y
The Tower of l«on<tnn
Texas Oil
Why Xot Proper f
More Star-Talk
Anei»t the Harrisons
A Pleasant Word
Mr. Morgan's Scheme
Answers In Brief
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
BIG BATCH OF FRANCHISES Many Petitions Granted lor Railways City Is Asked to Grant Valuable Kigiits Under New Law Lui Anaele* Hnilun>- Company lle<|iientn Sale of FranehUeH for Two Xew Linen—Trnctlon Company Will Afno II ii lid R&ten«loi« If Franelil** in Seenrcd—Other Illicit*" Aaked
Flnners Torn nnil Mushed
A Serious Kail
|J. W. ERWIN LECTURES BEFORE CAMERA CLUB
PERSONAL NOTES
liitleliveretl Telegram*
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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PROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAVTA BARBARA (O! STV) BIDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL TOO L A HUE Proposals by Santa Barbara Council Mliunrn Directed aain»< Sltit Mncliini* it ml lottery Ticket* PromUf lo tiivo lilac to » Hitter Con lent—Frit in*l l»*o» wkoil 1- or
<L»>S WGEbEN rol TY> B BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS FROM REDONDO
|SA omuo CUI l V) COROMADO BEACH
(I.OS WTiKIiES C'Ol NTT) HEALS THE SICK BY AID OF PKAYER Alleged Ciires at Ocean Park Baptist I'lnurli Dr. Sliniilcinh, Formerly a XinMiouary lo « iiln:«. < liil-iim to IliToct C'uroN Divitio Pinver—Notes Hiid IV mo iml* of Monica
i* i i>li:<:o < >>l vi i ESCONDIDO EVENTS lee Keep*****' KKiHiinliun Sui»plip» .flciiilHM'H at liclcmile
rt <SN LI »s OBISPO cot TY) -SUPERVISORS TO d BE ENTERTAINED n ! ; Annua! State Convention to Bp Jleltl at San Luis Obispo r >U « ti im l« (•> I »*t Four Diivn ii ml %r- re >enrly Comi»l«»tr«l p foe i In* Comfort mikl I*l ran it re of tli«* ixitoi'ii—Loriil
(OH NCJE rot TV) ORANGE NOTES AND PERSONAL MENTION
ii.os wcißj.rs Coi rv) BRIEF ITEMS OF. POMONA PEOPLE
<oka(;h coi wvi NOTES FROM ANAHEIM Lhuroll miml Social Kvcnts-Perioii Who Are Coming; mid riwing
(SN IiKRXARDINO COIWTV) SOLOMON HANCOCK OJES AT ASYLOIj t Highly Coimrrteil Family Is .Much Affected IHrrid' of s«n Bernardino In Srrklnit lounirMnn Who l.lvoil llittli mill l>cpnrtril Snililrn!)- Willi Hurrout'il <'n*li hml n I.lvrry Kin
Th« Central Oil Company of Los j Angeles 1 . I .11 I
(LUS ANGiSm COl NTV) SUIT AGAINST K. C. WALL DISMISSED Acquitted of Obtaining Water Contrary to Rules 'It la Haiti Now Tlml lie Will !*«ifth Iffnronaly Hlm Dmiinitr Suit Aw«iin*t City of Moiihm Ih—'Trial of C««c Aff«lnnt Rrndbur) Kitlntr tlcffiiis
(OK WOK COrXTY) OLIXDA NOTES Local IIhm<»I»i«II Oiieni W itli (•ooil Pronpects
(ItIVIiRSIDK C'OI Vri') OLD PROSPECTOR | LOST ON DESERT Ei I ward Golloday Probably Perishes Alone (■old 11 ii ii I<* i* ltf(Tiill> Left Inilio lor the Mountain* Willi Su|i|»li«>M, but I'indinu «>f lII* Vn inlcri nu llurro* tilvcs lllmc lo Feiirn for llix Siifel}-
Mnriiu >liimi Pay Trise*
ltanl*riipi fluil«l«»r
Conductor'* Pllfrlit
Mistakes of the Devil
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NEWS OP PASADENA
Mine Accident
Fire in Montana
COLOMBIA REQUIRES OBSERVANCE OF THE LAW OF NEUTRALITY
MEWS OF THE LOCAL CHURCHES |
Y. M. C. A.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
NEW BOYLE HEIGHTS CHURCH
GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL EVENT
Y. W. C. A.
A NEW BIBLE SCHOOL
SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
PASTOR SMILEY RESIGNS PULPIT Denial of Humor That He Comes to Los Angeles Denver Frencliep I * Forced lo Kelln<lll full Clinrire uf Thlr«l Avenue Prcflhytcrlnn Church on Account of Ilia Impaired Health
__2» j CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
.Mortgogeii
Marginal Satisfaction
Attachment*
Mlkcpllii iieoua
SUPERIOR COURT Xew Actions
Jti <1»; in t» nt s
Bnlldlnjr Perm It s»
Now Is the Time to Bring Your Friends From the East
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
WELSH SOCIETY GROWING RAPIDLY
F. M. Parker, Plumbing
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES INCREASED ACTIVITY ON STOCK EXCHANGE Uncle Sam Makes a Record as a Seller Hcnllokr Atl->ancei a Quarter of a Cent—Heed S-liotv. Increasing "Weakness—Fullorton fill Down. The J>all> Grlud «>n the Eichaiigc
SOME ERRORS CORRECTED Difficulty Experienced in the Kast in .Jndgins California Fields
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Kern Hirer Oil Company dopfs Novel Methods in Drilling
f j REJOICING OVER TEXAS i i Sanltt Unrltara Mtoekholder. in Beau* ■iiont Oil Kturk Uell|[hted
TALK OF NEW RAILROAD
SOLD TO HEARST ESTATE
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
Hmv < oi»i>€*r Output
Not'ce to Travelers
MINING
PROMISING SANDY Lor Angele* Capital Interested in the l'ro?peroas Camii
PROFITS FROM GOLD
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS APKII, DIVIDENDS – SHOW DJ« GAINS Millions to Be Paid To American Bondholders turn t« lie Distributed Approximates Fifty Millions—linllrotid Ksrnlngi 'well fhe Lint—Three Lending t upper Companies lu the List
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Cloalnv of Quoted gecarltlei In Lob Anuelea
BANK CLEARINGS | Increase In the Country Kxchnnges I'UunlH Thirty-One Per Cent
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
FINANCIAL_REVIEW Closing Week Must Eventful In Trad-Inn; History
LOS ANGELES | PRODUCE MARKETS Onions Have Heac/red Top Priees. ; Utfgs Firm
TRADE REPORTS SHOW PROSPERITY Outlook for Crop is Decidedly Encouraging In Iron Activity at Advanced Rate* Is Voted—Shoe Manufacturers Crowding Out CWmmlm—Proiiiini 11a Field* Went and South
JOBBERS' QUOTATIONS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
COAST SHIPPING
POLLER ARRAIGNED VoiinK It flit I> lute Muii Hi'nrhes Newark From Los Aniseleii
D. B. ROBINSON IS ILL Former President of Santa Fe Suffer# u Serious* Ilelaitfte
HARRISON ESTATE CASE l£x-I*r<'Mi<l<»nt'M Soil May Not C'ontcgt Fathers* Will
French Cruiser Relenneil
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME ANI) ABROAD
Lemons Low at Iloston
Price Strong nt New York
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
Sun Frunolieo Fniit*
TUNNEL IS FREELY USED Twenty-five Hundred People Pass Daily Improvements Are Essential to Public Safety A Slcnily St renin of People I'iimncn 'I'll roiiu li the Tunnel—Numerous Duiitfers Dully Encountered. I<1li(h nml Other I'roteetlon In<lf HpeiiMuhle to Safety of Public
Slsto Threw the Other Out
Denprter , l»l»ed
To AdilrcNM SocialiMn
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