TWENTY YEAPS AGO

tr'rom the Bebruary l5'' lg24 Issue

This issue carried a and write-up of the San at Arcadia.

photograph of the office building Gabriel Valley Lumber Company

"Origin and History of Hardwoods of the World," as used on the Pacific Coast, an article by C, H. White, White Brothers. San Francisco, was in this number.

Dr. Ng Poon Chew, editor of a Chung Sai Yat Po, published in San speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Hoo Club on Februarv 14.

Frank Park, La Mesa Lumber & Investment Co., La Mesa, sent in a letter with a copy of quotations received by his company in March, 1895. The prices quoted on the following items, f. o. b. mill, were: Common Merchantable, $6.00; No. 1 Flooring and Finish, $13.00; N.o. 2 Flooring and Finish, $9.00, and Lath $1.25.

M. I-. Euphrat, Wendling-Nathan Co., San'Francisco, and Miss Grace Marie Crow of Portland, Oregon, were married in San Francisco on Fetrruary 6.

Chinese newspaper, Francisco, was the San Francisco IIoo- Hayward Lumber & Investment nounced that they planned to open Escondido.

The San Diego Sun reprinted Jack Dionne's editorial, "Needed; Eight Billions for Building," rvhich appeared in our December 15 issue.

Co., Los Angeles, ana new retail yard at

The Western Retail 21st Annual Institute at Lumber Association will hold its Los Angeles on February 18-23.