Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-28
DOWN IN sOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Where Considerable New Haven Capt.
tai fs Invested.

tai fs Invested.
The Orange Belt for November, q month
ly paper devoted to Southern California's
interests and published at Allessandro,
Redlands, has the following notes of in
terest in New Haven and West Haven:
The annual meeting of the Bear Valley
and Allessandro Development company
was held at the company's Office in Red
land on Tuesday afternoon, October %,
when the following board of directors was
elected: Hon. James Graham of New
Haven, Conn, w. ]. Heacock of Glovers-
vile, N. Y, and A. P. Kitching, Fred E.
Hotchkiss, G. ]. Munson, jr., E. W. VIII
mot, R. ]. Waters, F. E. Brown. F. P.
Morrison, A. e. Sterling and Theodore
Clark of Redlands.
The board organized by electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, James Graham
of Orange, Conn; vice-president and gen.
eral manager, Ammon P. Kitching; treas
urer, Theodore Clark; secretary, Fred E.
Hotchkiss, assistant secretary, G. J. Mum
son, jr.; late of New Haven, Conn.
Fred E. Hotchkiss, secretary of the
Alesssndro company, who, by the way, is
an expert amateur photographer, took
some fine views of the crowd assembled on
selection day at the company's Office at the
east end of the Alessandro tract
The Bear Valley Land and Water COM
pany had on the 23d of October completed
1900 feet of the pipe line. Tunnel No. 1
had $40 feet completed; tunnel No. 2, 291
feet in length was finished, and tunnel No.
3 had 20 feet completed.
A few days since the Redlands Orange
Grove and Water company declared its
third semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent.
ON the face of its capital stock of $500, 600.
amounting to S12, 900, and the checks were
sent to The stockholders. This company
was the original one of its kind and its
workings is similar to the Alessandro
Orange Grove and Fruit company, only
the latter company is on q larger scale,
having capital stock of $500
Personal Notes.
Ex-United States Treasurer Hyatt is i'll
with the grip in Norwalk.
Miss Katie Fitzgerald of Crown street
is spending a few days with friends in
New York.
Quite a number of New Haveners took
a Thanksgiving days outing at Merwin's
Point yesterday
DIR. Brinkman, formerly a well known
dentist of this city, now in business in
New York, was in town over Thanksgiv-
ing.
mTs. NJ. ldTTlS Alil uausutcI ocithu0c
of Danbury, Conn, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Morris of
this city.
Officer Isaac Shields of this city re-
ceived Thanksgiving present yesterday.
It was baby girl. Both mother and
child are doing we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton of Staten Island
who were married in this city few week
ago, were in town and at Derby spending
Thanksgiving yesterday.
The Misses Kessel of Orchard stree;
handsomely entertained number of theii
young lady friends last evening. Besides
music there were games and general
merry-making.
Rev. Joseph II. Twitchell, of Hartford,
will preach at Williams college next Sun
day. President Dwight of Yale university
will occupy the pulpit of the Asylum hill
Congregational church in his place.
Captain F. NJ. Bunce, q. S. N, com
mandant of the naval station at New Lon
don, has been appointed by the president
chairman of the commission to select {
site for a dry dock on the shores of the
Gulf of Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Morgan, of Hart
ford, with their son, DR.. w. d. Morgan
and daughter, sail for Europe "Wednesday
next in the Scotch steamer Devonia. They
go direct to Naples and expect to remain
| abroad till next June.
Clarence Selleck, son of Mr.. George w
Selleck of Norwalk, and who has beel
making pedestrian tour of Europe, write
from Rome under date of November
that he expected to leave for Naples tn
next day, that he has visited st. Peters
the Coliseum, Seven Hills, ETC., seen tn
pope and SO many other dignitaries tina
dies who throng there with their grotesqu
and brilliant headgear. He expects
reach home by Christmas.