Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-31

delighted in awarding the contract to a
Pomona builder, but could not do so.
The Christian church has decided to
build on its old site at the northeast COR
ner OF Gordon and Center streets. The
building is to cost between $4,000 and
$1,000, and with furnishings $4,000. Work
is progressing finely.
ToDAY's CHURCH SERVICES.
Subjects for Sunday at the Universal
ist church: Morning service, Why
Churches Die. Evening service, Pro.
crastination. The evening service is
conducted by the Y. P. @. o., conclud-
ing with short sermon by the pastor.
Methodist Episcopal church: Ser
vices will be conducted by popular
young lay-reader, G. W. Coultas. In
the evening song service by the Ep-
worth league.
NOTES.
S. W. Holsinger has sold his nine acre
place on the Kingsley tract for $500.
Circular No. 4 of the Lordsburg cvl-
lege is out and distributed. The college
had enrolled for the scholastic year end
ing June %, 1892, the following students
from Pomona: Minnie Ambrose, Eva
Barnes, G. J. Diamond, Mabel Garland,
Eva HURT, Lille Latin, Anna Hoff-
man, Por6rio Palomares, Warren Paine
and Lulu Sharp. Total number en-
rolled, 1873. A number are attending
from Eastern cities and throughout
Southern California.
The faculty is DIR. S. S. Garst, Solo
mon Hendricks, S. B., Pe.,' B.; Mary
Robertson, A. B.; F. U. Nofziger, COM
mercial department; Mrs. Maggie Nof-
ziger, stenographv Nettie Roger, draw
ing and painting Mrs. Emily J.. Valen-
tine, musical department; M. M. Esh-
Gilman, principal model training depart
ment; Frank Newell, principal law de-
partment; w. H. Sanders, hydraulic
and civil engineering; E. A. Miller, A.
M, president;for 1S92-93.
The Republicans are not by any means
satisfied with the nomination of Her
vey Lindley for congress. 1t has been a
sore year all around for them.
This morning passengers on the 8 IL
train for Los Angeles were Mrs. Bart
lett, our well-liked libra ian; Miss Da-
Wis and brother, Col. Phoner and M. j.
Simpson.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haired of San Bernar-
dino will spend Sunday with Mrs. Reeds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, this
city.
Conductor Walter S. johnson OF the
motor line is delighted over the arrival
of little girl baby which came to his
home yesterday.
Miss Sarah Morris, employed by the
government to teach in the Indian
school at Banning, and her sister Ella,
teacher in the public schools at Cotton,
stopped on Friday en- route to Redondo
Beach for visit with DR.. E. Hen
derson and family; also visited Mrs.
Geo. Egan, who is an old friend.
Mr.. j. E. Packard, president of the
Pomona Wine company, left Thursday,
via Ell Paso for eastern cities.
Mrs. @. W. Mertz, of Cleburne, Texas,
Is in the city on visit with her mother,
Mrs. Ella Phillips.
Mr.. F. W. Olmsted, with wife and
boy, arrived in Pomona Tuesday even
ing from Camden, N. j., where he has
been in business. They come to re-
main permanently. Several years ago
Mr.. Olmsted came here for his health,
improved very much. Business called
him east, however, ina short time.
Mr.. Archie Thompson, secretary of
the National Hose Coupling company,
of Pomona, left Wednesday for Chicago.
On last Thursday evening Miss Irene
Dudley entertained, at her home, few
friends from the Normal school, Los An
| geles.
E. P. Phelan, who held deputyship
under Constable F. o. Slanker, for SER
vice in San Antonio cafion during his
residence there, resigned the Office this
week at the request of Mr.. Slanker. The
| immediate cause was his violent and
causeless arrest of prominent citizen
on a charge of disturbing the peace and
resisting an officer. Constable Slanker
says Phelan was deputized for service in
the cafion only. The gentleman arrested
never suspected he was an officer.