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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

IN the Probate Cont IN lpd for salt Lake
Comfy. 1cuntoS 81 uiah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Daniel earn,
ucceased.-N oficE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n tninan A. Fnsign and samuel earn, hd'
fntnlsuatofs ~ The tsiaic OF Daniel earn,
deceased. have rendered Tor ttlilomeni, hnl
their administfation Of said estate and
petition Tor nuAi diitfihution ct the fesi
due OF said estate AMONG th' persons
dny ~ March, a. ID. lsil ut " O'Clock q. ~,
nj The Court liOom Of snii Court, ~ ne COUNTY
count House salt Lake CITY aud County, tnh
II mid Court,fur The settle taentoi SAID account
and hearing sad petition tor distribution, n
whlch time aud pace any rerson interested in
SID astatr may appear Hnd show eaule,r any
there he, why SAID account should not be
settled aud approved anu NAL distribution
made ~ prnNrn Tor
CE. ALLEN. 1000.
80. rlefk of tho ituhais Court
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4 man nj Rod Bank, n. j., didn't
like NJ. \. Jones, and TO make Mr.,
Jones feel bad he sent him three or
four lettas with the nmnc spelled
"Goncs" Jones appealed To the
United Sinics authorities, and the Joker
settled the asae for $3.50 lie cnn now
spell Jones with any man In the
town. detroit Free Pres,
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Nyoricr ~ uEREgY GIVEN THAT ~
~ pursuance OF an rder % !hc Probate
Court NJ The county 81 salt lake, llai lrri d.
ioIy made ~ The lsth Jag OF NgJ 4 y. lFQ,
'linWcfls deceased the undcrslaned VIII sell
d rHiNAft ALI, by scaled hds 10 Nrung, to
The hiehnst bladder iot casli, sold rn,n III Tho
lnii.a slnie., ani sullecl Y confirmation lY
laid r,uhaic Court, on me igth dav Of Mar n,
lsnl, ntIs o'clock N al tic law afiicc ~ ltlgh'
stda Noyle, Constitution nulld nr, Main ~ (,
an ih' iisii, title. .lt,Ir.l and e!iaio OF the
late ha. acquire Amy interest ,inoo hls
olnerwisu aud M the right, uue and inleroit
81 iis heirs m Or - the tullnslng irfet of ilnd,
to'wiil An undivided one ninth lp In.
,,rcsl ~ al .hai certain piece % parcel
81 SAT- lakn, lerilipiy OF llah. and par
lloniariy drtonbed A. follows, u.wit Tom.
iusntlnF M point ten 40 RODS north "
and runntrg thrnce east ten ,i0i rods thence
mona ciahty lan fert, themes wet tcn 40
to >, thence Hnnih siehty 80 tcet 10 tue Place
o. brsinning, together WIN iighi ~ way over
The fol owing DESCRIBED land. 70 wit Com.
menolug n,e ia) rods east and fofiy.nyc tlal
fsci fonih of the n'tthNest conner 81 lot tOur
lil,bock iorty nine (lpl aiofrsali, nnd TunAing
thence month ten (iOl iert, thenfg wet tyo lsI
Isdf, thence aauiii tep 90 feet ihenrc east ave
lal RODS. with d continuation pi fald Tighi Ot
way eouth 10 the land described alloy ami
thuaie, ing aui bring IN The city and
county of HGit Lake. Irnllog VI usah, Term
nnd conditions NJ ,ale-rafh gold com III thp
ihiird stiies. lnTpr cent ol uurrhste prov W
10 pnid on ihe Gay If sar hnd Ne lalsnsr on
confirmation by said PROBATE ooau. Al bids 40
10 ~ MutlnE, sealed and delivered tpttlu J, n,
h1yle, On ~ before thp hour Of sac.
THOMAS b. iioMEI.I.s.
Dated this Ilh day OF March, 1871, u"
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Experiments made in France with a
view 10 discovering the amount of vi
tallty In specimens Of trlchlnm show
that, though they be subjected 10 a
temperature Of 25 dogs, below zero for
two hours, they again become rs lively
ms ever ON the return Of n normal
amount Of light and heat, st, Louis
Republic,
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EfNliN y NNAlNs itlN ~ III NJ Ahl Ia
AM l. PRATT, hoifs OF The iuta "a.
olson frau, Deceased. DrfendaHss.
The People o. the reirdoo Of usAh seni
10 louisa ffatt. widow, rranela :. Dyer. Eiirn
Z. Pratt. isnif u. tiunt ati Aun T.. FRAT,
heirs Of tlc late Addison FRAU. deceased.
Won Am m;nyni HrouiEup TO AZ.
pear ts an teti N brought against you 10y
~ Above named iiinnr ln me District Court
Of hg ihrd Judhi-l ui,lfel OF ihe ittnipti
q uiah, and " snsvsl ~ complains nlri
therein wiuiu lsu dsss tcui'Ne % tho dy
81 ssrvtcFl after 20 ,rfugc pn yun ui the
served out ~ tnis eouuty, bui IN thi- di.trict,
within twenty das OTHERWISE within furIy uHys
.-ur judgment ~ default uui lc tslon nfain.i
ieg, accerdins 10 he piaysfot $40 s9mP alnl.
OF thl1 couit sfiudEinE taob " the artlndahis
htrtn 20 fei tutth ths nature 81 ihrif elaine
TO ~ niopcfU hcs matter; 'icauribcd. sni
jads"s ia, ne det,aisni. o. stch Of
- ,iihcr " thsh hfve no s'taic o.
rraperiy. sad thai The t.is Of ula'tua TO .ains
aud TIE rnlr tnsroJl b good anl YAlti, ptr
uoiuAliy enioinihE defendants and each ~
thtm from .'serunS hnI adverse in',ic.t y
- 4 lArd and premlses, ari granting iiainun
such n'itT and tufthef fsligf 30 Ia s1iiiy hc
longs sid ptrmiscs are de.rriufd - fnlluN-,
ioNit C.mmeaeing q :. y corner ufiot 2.
ming tn nee Wet rods, themes Norm lUfDia
thenre kasf > rode, thence south 10 rode TO
place ~ trriuninE, situair 10 Salt Lake CITY
Atd ttuaiy, ttah Territory.
AMI sou A4s hnfrhy uNtilrd that u -uu fail
90 appear aud ans ssr the sat compliant A.
aboyrtoqulfcd. u4u rAid ilaiaud " u Apply IN
the Court Ter TIE rcliof drmandui there "a.
witness Tho How rhHrie. q Ianc, Judge. and
the seal y the InsInt uoaf. " he ThhG
iudifial nalriet, IA ~ Tor the rsruiory
OF ttah. - s1ih day ~ chruary In the tsa
oisa, Lgri one thoulaud eiEhi bundled
nnd uiusysute
lsssL IlESEY g. MCMILLAN.
CLERK.
byuIo ~. Looms
ala ncpnly CLERK
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


isiNt"l wary iNcs, bfrchs'h
NOTiCE ~ ifEngnY GIVEN ny TIM
~ undermined, administrator Of the ".
ihie 81 hary airs, dccgascd, 10 The crsdi.
tors Of, and hl persons having claims aEuinst
the taiu decreased, 10 cAhibit thea win the
necessary vouchers within ton months after
ne nrst publication Of tht nnitre. IN the said
adminlfuatnf ni he ufiur lu tie Constitution
huilftns, VAN street, m salt Lake cay and
County, utah TERRITORY,
Dated ich 10. 1891.
j. u. MONtF,
Administrator OF the estate oi Mars Yates
dereattt dilwit
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A new process OF preventing horns
from growing on cattle Is coming into
general use. II consists Ia placing II
small quantity oi potash ON the parts
Of the bcnd where horns are about 10
appear when the calves arc two rthfeo
weeks old. In every ease whcrc it has
been tried the process has proved a
souiplete success. Cor. 81, Paul Globe.
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NOTICE u HENkBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ ndfrsisnsd executor Of thc Ustato OF
jrnet apc, recessed, u the credHhrs ut, and
all prnOra having riains : aluft The fald De
rrHfrd, to exhibit them, with The urfraslfy
Nuurhrrs.vithm len months alter Inc lfat tuii
lleaion Of MS notice, & the said executor Nc
his once u ana q Hast First South sfTott. sAit
axe Cliy, IN tue county ui sait Lase. unh
Tri fitprv
DATED February liih, tsi.
ISAAC VI. WAnnELL.
Executor % the estate 81 Janci tons, De
eNHHVl Il oaW ri "a
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Father Wall, what lNs Tommy boon
doing tolayi
Motl@r- liecut on n pieces Of the eats
tail, broke thru windows. blnckcd tho
cooks eye mnd built bonfire In tho eel.
lar.
Father-ls that all' Tommy must
have baon good boy today Epoch.
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The Putnam Nail

CANNOT Silt, SILVER on BREAll.
II IL the ouly llot-iiorgod aud Hammer.
Pointed Horseshoe Nail In the Woril
iilhiu by machinery In precisely the same
manner a. tho old'fnshloned hand, made
mill.
The United States Government protects
tho proco-s " their manuncinrr through
patents, and other nrm. who make nr
advertise q Horseshoe Snil ~ hero dos.
crnrd- arc guilty OF inirlngcment and
Neccriag hc i1,lif.
AS YOU VALUE YOUR HORSE
lnsisi on your blacksmith using tho
PUTNAM, ltisausoluloly safe
ror sale by AL dealers IN iiofseshno Nails.
Sample nee by mAil' N'nhoa '4ii papsr.
Putnam Nail Co., sepOaS6t, Boston, Mass
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i'isiniIns.
George 4. Nead0u, Iionr,etta fesion. stewart
y Iaurh, jane MurdOrk. Conpsr And,r.
ton and t'lwnff y. iIsbwiih,
Dcfcndanis,
Tho People Of the rcrriiory at uvh send
To GeorRe y. Yeadon Henrietta Neadnu, stow.
ait 4. lAuuh. ianics Mufiiork, Cooper Az
duraon and Edward !. irehNlh Defend
Auts
Xvou ART nERGnY INQUIRED To ~.
L pear Ia an acion hrouEht against you ~
the ahpyp named plainun u tue nlsifici Oouft
" tho third Judicial Bstrirt Of tho fcffiiory
NJ Utah, aud 10 answer me compliant hcd
therein within ten d,ys lev lnsiyc ~ The Gay
NJ srrvifcl alter the service on yau 81 thls
sNmmuns-if seiyrd within ihis county, or, 10
serted out Of this cnnniy. bot m this dlstfici.
DAYS or iudgintnf ~ defiant Will be- taken
against you. according 10 No prayer oi said
compliant,
Tho I'D action /. brought to recover the
sun Of $40 with interest thfrcon ~ psr ccni
Pot annum from July IS, leo, aud Tie sum Of
sieV VITA intcrust AZ 10 per cent per anhum
irpm Juno b., lisa, And tea yer cent II Tho
amount found due A. auorneY's Zee. and sosis
pt this suii aud Tor such other pr fuftHur re
iiet In the nreinlfra NJ IN thli eour may seem
meet snd equitable. Ana fartitr decfto OF
NJ lot ain block ". pltt ~ ait LAke Oty
suroi. commcneluF nj apuint ~ Iods fnnih
ffNhl VIC n We fNlntf ~ Hli lhit fNNulnE
ihunre east Z roiHl ihonce snuih ilf rods ,
thcnto west rois, thence north - 10 ths
place 1T icginning, under a mortgage inain
cxcfuiiNound delivered ly the sald defendants
10 the sHih pllinni september 9TH, lNp, u ~.
cure pay ment 81 ptonisnFy Notes ipf ~ p.ui
each and even date nnf pa,ahi Que year after
dhir with interest ffotn daie untl paid Tint M
part ot cthtr Of said prumianrN notes nns becn
pnin eNrfrt interest on ne nft onH down to
July "a, istn and the intsl eat IN The tocond one
down Ia junr ., l.iO, whrh faid inong age
provided tor 90 Attorney fee a. a -rosaii
rhAt The said defsni nts and hloih rprrsons
claiming sail prenn-es snisclurnt ~ said
plainun mortgage may D. barred nud lore
closed under Hd ssle, anu tliu tho proceed
| at said fHio be Hppncd 20 thu payment Ui ne
amount due the pltnuH alter ppyinE ~ co.t,
and cNf unfcs ana attorney Zee ana That NE
plslnui may have judy mg 10 cor tny dt ncNrcy
Which may remain afI0r applying MI ne ufnf
rsesis ~ sad silr against ne shii deiendants
/ Dcoi ~ J.. leudnn anu ltentlttia luHdnu.
And you are hereby no He'd that u vuu fail
n appear amt uuAwor TIE saId cnmplilnt az
AhuNe required, The ssid vi inih will apply ia
tue uft tor tho fullct demanded ihcrsin,
winess the lion. Charles q. Jane, Judpr. and
Tie seal " The instruct tour ~ the rhiri
iud.cial iittrrI ~ aud = The Terriors nl
inh, ihA mn day ~ February, 10 ihs
year ,ur Lard enu tlioueand cl.m huh,
dfed aud ninsiN,onc
nLNRY G. MCMILLAN,
~ GRO. y Loo,is,
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


tHHAAA ~ ANlA'h NANWAAt ifNNAHNN
AruTtCE Is Herr nN GtNEN ~ TIIE
~ uudvralEued executor AMI 'NnfutrlN ul
the last will AMI ictthmcnt OF Nillen Atwood,
decreased ~ The grr dit0rs u ami al nrtnnus
having elaine int the said deceased, 20 ca.
hlii them win Tho NECESSARY vouchers, with.
thia nniire 10 the SID "a ecuiuf nnd tNeruiriN,
az 40, l6i south ilfsl iiasi street, SAT- t.Agu
ClN. In Tho nun ' OF salt iake,
Dated March q, ISL.
MILAN ~ ATWOOD,
AnhiE NNILNtflk stRMOS,
hNeeutor hni kNccutriN OF The last VIII aud
csthmNnt0f Nlltn Atwnni, decreased
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate " William Howard, Deceased.
NoTiCH Is ilElEnN GIVEN ny rnE w
~ denigncn, exc utnf of the ssfatr 81
William iiowHui, deceased. 10 the creditors
%, aud ~ penons having claiuH aEiinst the
al Decreased, Ia rNhihit thein with The heee..
cary YOU herr, within forr months afior the n II
pulilcaron ct this notice, 10 the said exerutnf,
a his oncr, "a hnd q hast Tirst South rirt q,
Snlt l.ssr CT D., in The county Of SAT- lakr, Utah
Territory.
aiodfebmary :tlh, l,)i. .-
ISAAC NJ. wAnnEtt.
fAcculor oi ulo Relate OF WILLIAM Howard
urrtnfpl IlHtF "a a.
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DUReUANT To ~ piluEg Or sNtp
tuuu iu Naid Muuef. hotties d hereby
gwen that Wednesday, The Eith day Il MArrh,
4. u, ls'l. nc ~ O'Clock q. M. ut The county
Court Huutsiu SAT- Lake CITY. Utah Territory,
In tho routt room % s1ih Court. has been A..
pointed The time ana place Tor the hearing of
a pUiiiiou Of iha1lietu u. lmsrT, rfayinF for
the nnmisfiun 60 probate ~ "a reftaiu document
thofovith presented, pufuuruuE "a BE- the last
WI aud teftamcrt of Hannah Attvirta, de.
ceased, when ana where al pffsona Interested
may appear aud oppose The probate ~ Hald
viii, or The EfanttnE ct letter. documentary 70
Elizabeth b,lkmery, a. prayed Tor IN SAID PET
Ton.
IN witness whereof. have hereunto set my
hand anu rnlNr1 the seal - said court. thif
! III DAY q March. A. u. isli
lsrAfl y. J.. ALtFs,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
Hy q. y. STANTON, Dtputy Clerk. q
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in the Probate Court In and for salt LAX
County. Territory ct Utah.


NvoTICT ~ nLiunY GIVEN. THAT
N MARGARET wilson. adminisuAttlNnf tho o.
late ct John Wilson. deceased, ~ rendered
for settlement, and hled ~ said cpuri, hfr nual
account % her adminauafiun ~ asni estate
nuu petition tor nnal distribution oi thsrrsiiur
nt said estate aunnf the prfsuns cnfilci
thereto. aud ihat wcdntsfsj. che 1T duy "
aurt unon u aid court, IN the Couniy Court
Iuuts. salt Lake Ciiy and county, itAh
Territory. has been duly appointed by ihg
indge 81 SAID court. for the settlement 0f saii
nrcuunt aud hearing said pttitlon Tor distfilu'
ton, M winch TINE aud place any person inter
efted Ia said cftaie NAV alprur sud show
cause, " an therc o,vhy aald 1r1puut should
not be- settled and approved and unh disuihu
ton made rs prayed Tor.
Ialed Nhrrhd, lHll
a.. h. ALLEN.
OtrL Of the Probate Court
tfvr y STANTON. psputt,
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Estate Of Jopn Nash. Deceased.
NOTICE N iiEENBi GIvES ny TIN
~ undersigned Administrator with the
viii nuneNti OF the estate OF John sAsn,
decensed, 10 the creditors Of and All
pUfssns having e'ams against the said
drscased, 10 exhibit them with the ncrea,
sary ynnrAors, ~iihn ten months a;tcr Tie o. a
publication OF this notice, in mo Faid admins.
Lake Cily, IN tho uouniy 1T salt Lake.
Dated February 18Th. lsil.
a, g, GlilGGs,
Adminlsiratnf With the VIII annexed ~ the
estate OF John Nash, dUceAscd, Il lAwSt
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tnstsr 'gO gfor.,pus

MIS-, MiNsLuW's suumtNu SNsur should
plWsys De- usCd 10 children tuaihiug b
tunifrs the lld soiieuf the Tutns nliAys an
pale, cures VIVA r'lir, and o. thr heat remedy
Toe disrbua' Twenty uye cents bottle
elda lW
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IN Nc Disirici Court ~ aEd Tor ne Tint
JHiicf1f DldnG " Uidh Territory,
County Of Sfh LAKE.
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rstilsn Tor adml,.Ien Do IfsIIate af MIn.
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LouisA PR.tr. widow, Fnlsci.s. bYLn,
EttiS \. tn,rr. los -. liUNf ahd
AM 4. PRATT, holfs OF the iutu "a.
olson rrau, drrratei. Defendants.
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SUMMONS.
In the Dbtrict Court IN and 'or the Thud
Judicial District Of iiah Territory,
Cougiy u salt i.alc.

The Desert savlrFs n,nk. ooporauou.
i1stntlns,
George 4. Neadou, Iienrlrtta Nesien, stewart
Z. bauFh. Jaines MurdOrk. Congsr And,r'
ton and Edward y, 1TsSwilh.
DUfcndanis,
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In the matter Of the Lstnts Of Hannah At
wtrLs, dftrass1.

In the Probate court in ant tor Salt faso
County, rerniory Of Utah.
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Apa,s,sI IRA on's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

u, GRO. D LOOMS
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-20
THE RAPID TRANSIT.
Plans to Make an Attractive Belt Line
of It,

of It.
A movement is on foot and making
progress with vigor to vitalize the Rapid
Transit railroad. The road is built and
operated to Monrovia through a very
attractive part of the valley. There is a
branch to the heart of Pasadena, with a
leased extension to the DEVILS gate, at
Altadena. With all the roads that trav
erse the San Gabriel valley, there is a
broad belt, the most attractive and pro-
ductive of all, lying close to the noun
tains, without railroad accommodations.
All that upper mesa is set thickly with
orchards. 1t is a heavy haul to reach
these places from any depot, and the
steep descents are nearly as hard on
horses as the ascents. Between Monro-
via and Pasadena along this belt lie the
upper orchards of E. J.. Baldwin,
all the orchards of that thickly settled
spot, the Sierra Madre, Hastings ranch,
the Sierra Madre villa, and all the places
near by, Kinneloa, Aliens, Crank's,
Brigden's and score of others further
west towards Altadena. There will be
next year along this belt probably 1OO,-
600 boxes of oranges and lemons, and
carloads upon carloads of deciduous
fruits and grapes. Part of the plan pro-
posed for the Rapid Transit is to run
line along this upper branch from Alta
dena to Monrovia, thus making it a belt
line. If this were,done, and passengers
allowed to take any train from any sta
ton to Los Angeles, and vice versa, a
great deal OF travel would be secured.
and much freight too. 1t would be the
scenic route Of the semi-tropics, and no
mistake.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-20
The Republicans Have a Quo
rum in the Senate.
A Flank Movement Against the
ClOture Rule Begun.
The Democrats Resort to DilatOry
Tactics in the House.
Springer Locks Horns With Reed-Flags
Ordered at Half Mast for George
Bancroft-Notes.
Associated Press Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Blair was in
his seat when the senate met this morn
ing, and the greetings extended by his
Republican colleagues were more than
ordinarily hearty, for the reason that his
return was necessary to make up the
long expected Republican quorum. The
Republicans now have forty-five senators
in Washington, assuming that none have
left the city since Saturday which is just
a quorum. The addition of Senator Far
well is expected today, and it is said
Senator Chandler will also be present
within short time. The fate OF the
closure resolution and the elections bill
itself is said to be involved in the at
tendance of these senators, who may
have to make good the possible detection
of at least two Republican senators, who
are openly opposed to the bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-20
THE RAUM INQUIRY.
The Pension Commissioners Crooked
ness Again Being Investigated.

The Pension Commissioners Crooked
ness Again Being Investigated.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Raum in.
vestigation was resumed this morning.
Assistant Secretary Bussey testified that
he did not now have, and never did
have, any interest in the refrigerator
company. Raum once asked him to
allow the use of his name in organizing
the company, in order to comply with
the law, and believing Commissioner
Raum to be a thoroughly reputable
man, he had no hesitation in attending
the meeting at Alexandria, at which the
company organized. He did not intend
to be stockholder, and so far as he
knew no stock was ever assigned to
him.
Bradley Tanner. the commissioners
private secretary, testified that he was
secretary and treasurer of the District of
Columbia Refrigerator company, of
which the Universal Refrigerator COM
pany was the parent company. No
stock was ever issued.
Green B. Raum, Jr., was asked bv
Cooper the name of the man who took
care OF his horses. He replied his name
was ODonnell, messenger in the PEN
sion Office, at $40 a month. O'Donnell
did his duty, and attended to witnesses
horses after hours, for which witness
paid him.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-20
POMONA AND ELSINORE.
How Far Will the Southern Pacific
Build At This Time?

Richard Gird, of Chino, returned from
San Francisco yesterday. where he spent
day or two in conference with the
Southern Pacific people, in reference to
the building of the Pomona and Elsi-
more railroad. Work is now going for
ward ON the road from Pomona to
Chino. That link will he built and put
into operation at cnce. The question is,
how far will the Southern Pacific build
beyond Chino? A few miles beyond
this point the road passes Arlington, a
suburb Of Riverside. The orange crop OF
the district this year will be 1000 cars or
more. The Southern Pacific will
no doubt build in to get a
share of this lucrative traffic. \ few
miles further on is South Riverside,
where there is a large area planted to
orchard which will soon be productive.
There is great pottery plant there now
and also porphyry paving plant which
furnishes good deal of freight to the
railroads. Then, again, the big tin
mines lie in the caiion just beyond South
Riverside, where great many men are
now employed and where great develop
ments are on foot. 1t would seem as If
all these attractions would draw the
road at least as far as the Temescal
cafion, so as to catch all these branches
of business
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-20
THE DEAD HISTORIAN.
Emperor William Sends a Message O
COndOlence-The PAIL Hearers Etc

Emperor william Sends a Message of
Conference.-The Pail Bearers, Etc.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The secretary
of the navy today issued general order
officially announcing the death of George
Bancroft, and directing that the navy
department be draped in mourning
thirty days.
Mr.. j. G. Bancroft has received the
following dispatch from the emperor OF
Germany, through the German minister
here: "His majesty, the emperor and
king, remembering the relations of
friendship which for many years existed
between his majesty's grandfather, the
late Emperor William, has directed me
to express to you and your family his
most sincere sympathy for the great loss
which has fallen upon you and your
country"
The pall-bearers at the funeral will be
Chief Justice Fuller, Justice Field,
Justice Blatchford, Senator Evarts, Mr..
Bayard, Admiral Rodgers, Mr.. Spoford.
Mr.. George William Curtis and Mr..
John A. King.