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The herald., 1893-02-04
POMONA.

The New County Matier-Local News
Notes
POMONA, Feb. 3.-The Times corres-
pondent gives up the fight early
He throws up the sponge with a
whoop and calls it q clear "knock out"
because committee reported unfavor-
ably as regards the creation of San An
tonic county.
Pomona feels assured that the COM
mittee of gentlemen sent to Sacramento
as the representatives of this locality are
working tooth and nail for ''our countv."
Wait till the swallows homeward fly,
before you begin to cry, MIR. Compound.
er.of-Articles; we heard you were sick.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tremain, nee Miss
Carrie Lorbeer, were given brilliant
reception upon their arrival last night
in Humboldt, Ia, at tho home of the
father and mother of the groom.
Miss Marie Heath, bright sunbeam
IN the Turkish Bath, will be seen on
Wednesday night.
Mr.. William A. Spencer, son OF M.
q. Spencer, died few days ago at Gin
Cibbabi, Os
Hope of Pomona lodge held an install
lation social in McComas' hall last even
ing; socialities,were INDUCED in besides
the following officers being installed for
the ensuing year: g. T., John Hausler;
Y. T., Esther Boutell: S. J. w., Margie
Cunningham: secretary, W. j. Pilleg;
assistant secretary, Josie Burkhart;
treasurer, Ben Harris; f. s., Carrie
Burkhart; marshal, ,Rollie Burr; d.
marshall, Laura Inman; sentinel, Mr..
Haughton. Installed by S. A. A. Cuth-
net. lodge deputy.
Mr.. e. H. Hutchinson WAS awarded
the contract for plasteiing the Odd Eel
lows' new building and -is smoothing
it" over rapidly. He expects to com.
plete the work in about two weeks; then
another handsome three-story brick
will be added to our rapidly increasing
lot of storep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ludlow have been
blessed with baby girl born the even
ing of January 3lst.
Mr.. j. Estiell, nephew of Mrs. Prewett,
is side-tracked here today in Perfec-
tlon palace horse car with lot OF yalu-
able thoroughbred Kentucky horses
which have been used for breeding pur-
poses, and are now upon their return to
the blue grass region. A value of $1O.-
600 is. placed upon one of the maree.
The herald., 1893-02-04
REDLANDS.

News Notes from the Infant Wonder
City.
REpLANDs, Feb. 3.-Men seeking en-
ployment crowd the sidewalks.
Hughes & Mayer have gang of men
at work restoring the zanja.
Harvey E. Higbey and his mother
went to Santa Ana yesterday on short
visit.
F. M. Cummings has returned from
the north.
Mrs. P. H. Dresser has regained con-
sciousness and is improving slowly.
Rev. VIM. Brooks. president of Tabor
college, Iowa, breaches at the First Con-
gregational church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley of New York are
gueets of their daughter, Mrs. Halaey
w. Allen.
Fern and Cypress avenues are being
graded.
Several days ago the young son of W.
d. Duff was thrown from horse and
muscles of his arm torn from the bone
above the elbow. The injury is more
serious than fracture of the bone, but
the young child is doing we'll and will
recover full use of his limb.
The motor depot is to be enlarged to
accommodate the passenger traffic OF
the Southern Pacific. Work will begin
this week by A. E. Taylor, who has the
contract.
The brick block to adjoin the Crafts
block, on Orange street, will be begun
this week by A. E. Taylor, who has the
contract for it's construction.
The Turkish Bath show was received
with uproarious .mirth from start to
finish last night. The specialties are
good, and the playing OF the Redlands
orchestra gave finish to the perform
ance which made it the most enjoyable
performance given at the academy.
establishment is fitted up in a very
tasteful manner.
The trustees held a late session last
night. They have given grade stakes to
o. w. Harris for a gutter on Palm ave.
nue.; extended the time for the Water
street commissioners to complete their
work to February 18th extended Fren-
zell q Sutherland's time on the Morey
arroyo to the same date; allowed the
firemen 81 each for extinguishing the
fire in the rear of Westbrook & Byrnes'
hardware store.
J. B. Glover and family have moved
into house on Orange street, where
they will reside until the completion OF
their new home.
Mrs. Mary Underhill, wife of A. Un-
derhill, died Tuesday of consumption,
aged 43 years. The funeral took place
yesterday from her late home, Rev. Geo.
Willett officiating at the services.
R. J. Waters has sold S. and L. Tuck
er 20 acres of land for $9425.
Rev. P. W. Dorsey of Los Angeles
will preach at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Professor Wegener lectures to the Ep.
worth league this evening at the Metho-
dist church, on Something About
Lichens.
On Sunday evening Christian En-
deavor day will be celebrated at the
Baptist church by that society. d.
Andrew Gallagher, man much given
to drink, was arrested for wife beating
yesterday. He made it necessary for
Marshal Kendall to resort to consider
able force in the operation. This morn
ing Justice Camp tried him and SEN
fenced him to 80 days in the county jail.
The herald., 1893-02-04
REDONDo.
shipping and Commercial Mattsrs-Ho-
tel Arrivals.

Shipping and Commercial Mattsrs-Ho-
tel Arrivals.
REDoNDo BEACH, Feb. 3.-Shipments
from Bracewell & Rosecrans' warehouse
today were made for account of w. F.
Barnes, consignor: One carload of box
shocks, consigned to 7. A. Chase,
Los Angeles; 5 carloads box shocks, for
same account, consigned, @. J. Shepard,
Winthrop station, for Southern Pacific
railway. These cars. of shocks about
closes out Mr.. Barnea'e stock of shocks
in store at Redondo.
The steamship Corona, Captain Hall,
moored at Redondo wharf at :40sa m
today. landing l65 tons OF merchandise
and 20 passengers. She proceeded south
on her schedule time at 80 a. M.
George |. Baugh, Of H. G. Dunn &
CO.'S commercial agency, Los Angeles,
made Tying trip to this burg today.
.. Y. Koop, representing the house OF
Lever, Fricke u Co., San Francisco, was
among the commercial tourists at Rs-
dondo, arriving this morning,
MI. and Mrs. G. f. Curtis of Mime
epolls, MINI, are of the guests at the
Redondo. They propose to remain
some time in Southern California, await.
ing the arrival OF large party from
Minneapolis, headed by John r. West,
proprietor of the West hotel in that
city, which house, by the way, is ac.
counted the finest hostelry in the north
west Mr.. Curtis seems to be pretty
well contented at the Redondo.
Ed Maxey, the expert seine fisher
man, landed large haul OF fish TO-DAY.
expressing the bulk to Los Angeles per
the Santa Fe this afternoon,
A good many valuable moonstones
The herald., 1893-02-04
ANAHEIM.
Heinrichs' Adventures in Oregon-Looal
Affairs.

Heinrichs' Adventures in Oregon-Looal
Affairs.
ANAHEIM, Feb. 3-Last summer a
family OF Russians named Heinrichs
came to Anaheim direct from the old
country. They arrived here without o
penny and our people raised some money
by subscription to furnish them with
the necesssries Of life, and work was
procured for the husband. Later the
wife did washing for several families
here and one boy earned about So a
month doing chores. AT the end of a
few months the husband had saved up
$3.50, and having received letter from
friend in Oregon telling OF great de-
mand for labor there and the high
wages paid for the same, he made up
his mind to move to that state, against
the strong advice of his employer and
friends here. He left in October, and II
took every dollar of his hard-earned
money for fares and freight to his
friends new-found paradise. Not q
word was heard from Heinrichs till
Wednesday, when he appeared again in
Anaheim, having in three months time
managed to scrape enough money to-
kctuCI W Pby LILO OWh iAtO bACh iASAos
He has been completely undeceived and
will now 60 cheerfully to work here to
earn enough money to send for his fam
lily and household goods. Another fam
lily of foreigners were packing up to go
to Oregon and were ready to start when
Heinrichs appeared upon the scene.
They have unpacked and will remain
here.
The Los Angeles German Dramatic
company will present Marianne at the
opera house here tomorrow, Saturday,
night. They are highly spoken OF as
actors of ability, and will doubtless
draw good house.
Stephen Kistler has bought the fine
lot on the corner OF Center and Hernine
streets of Frank Ely, and will shortly
build brick building thereon to be used
as bakery and dwelling.
The Centralia Creamery company
have purchased land in Centralia dis
trict, west of here, and are preparing tc
put up buildings and machinery for the
manufacture of butter for the market
A patent extractor" will be used which
will extract the butter directly from tht
milk, and the capacity of the creamery
will be about 1000 pounds per week
The establishment of this industry herr
will be a good thing for this section,,s 10
cality, and several crops have been solo
this week at fair figures. 1t ia the gen
eral opinion that seedlings will be wortl
81 or more per box on the trse thi
season.
The roads are drying out fast and will
a couple days more sunshine but little
mud will be left.
The herald., 1893-02-04

and aqua marines have been picked up
on pebbly beach of late, and the quest
for them is becoming quite the rage
among the hotel guests as well as by the
local residents.
Arrivals at the Redondo: T. F. Cur
tie and wife, Minneapolis; Mrs. S. A.
Armstrong, Miss X. ii. Armstrong, De-
troit; E. H. Batcheler and wife, Boston
Albert Rich and wife, F. w. Collier and
wife, South Greek; Ben Schloss, Rube
Cohn, Ed Goldsmith, Robert Lorenberg
j. H. McLane, A. Crawford, J. Boat
and wife, San Francisco; G. W. Barker
wife and child, Manitou; Philip Kur'
sell, ]. H. Hambleton, Chicago; George
l. Baugh, Los Angeles; John 1. Redick
Mrs. Surtzlenbur, Mrs. Kelleneon Ad
amsen and boy, Omaha.
Arrivals at Ocean View House: A
Schrsder, Los Angeles; j. o. Smith, Sar
Jose; William S. Phillips, Miss Susar
Phillips, Santa Barbara; O. Il. O'Neill
San francisco; George Jackson, Willie
T. Jackson, Redlands; Orlando West
San Diego.
The herald., 1893-02-04

during the rain and disturbed the hard
ware firm below.
Some of the citizens along the old
river stream are now getting excited
about the danger Of overflow and want
the channel cleaned out and deepened
at this inopportune time while the flow
is too great. But when the water SUBJ
sides, and the time comes to do this,
these same men will be too busy and
say to you: Oh, time enough.
Below Foster bridge good channel is
cut, and for quite distance toward the
county farm; now were 1t continued on
below Clearwater short distance, the
river would take care of itself and save
much loss and worry for years.
The last storm, commencing Thursday
night, up to that night one week gave
us 4 .21 inches of rain.
DR.. Merchant OF Norwalk, formerly of
this place, is dangerously i'll. DR.. Row
ley is waiting on him.
The nurserymen are disposing OF their
stock rapidly, and say the demand will
be beyond the supply in our vicinity.
H. H. Stevenson is improving from
his severe affiiction.
Several of the Downey members oi
the F. & A. M. lodge visited Norwalk or
January 31st, to assist at the opening o
With new depot and new hal
building and many other improvements
Norwalk is to be congratulated on he
progressive spirit and enterprise.
The Porter Bros. company are rushing
| oranges.
The herald., 1893-02-04
DOWNEY.
Good Results from the Rafn-The River
and Its Channel.

Good Results from the Rain-The River
and Its Channel.
DowNEY, Feb. 8. - Farmers faces
smile on you now since the rains, which
began falling softly on our valley on
Thursday morning.
Were l wanting subscribers for q
newspaper, supposing myself an editor,
| would be out and around the tillers of
the soil, just at and after such rains.
They feel good then, and weekly paper
is something they feel in need of; and
would just take in subscriptions without
any extra talk to do 30. They are a
class who like reading, and particularly
about the people and the locality in
which they live; and the HERALD is
now in position to speak from all
parts, in not only this but adjoining
counties; and even the whole state can
be heard from. We are not paid to
write this, but we desire the farmers to
read and see for themselves what
other men in our midst are doing, what
laws are being made, others changed,
and if they are willing our county should
be cut up, divided, and have things put
up their own way, and suffering these
things tc be done and not able them
selves to vote intelligently on single
thing unless they are read up on these
same points, as many did in our late
election. Not one man in 40 could tell
how to vote on five or more matters
printed on their votes, and had to con-
suit friend or foe to gain the knowledge
needed. This is why say every farmer
needs county paper.
Old river west of Downey appears to
receive nearly all the water this winter,
being out of it's banks just west of town,
while very little rise appears in New
river, east of US. The change takes
place up not far from Duarte.
Our teamsters to Los Angeles were
cut off by wash out near Occidental
college, and had to turn back yesterday
minus their loads.
The Masonic hall roof sprung leak
The herald., 1893-02-04
TerrIhIe Mtsfortnnn

MANY SUFFERING FROM IT ToDAY-The cry Of
misfortune lsneyer heard without a responsive
Thousands who have had Ia grippe, which lett
them with that constant tired, worn. out feel.
ing, sleeplessness, dull headache, depression,
hysteria, etc, have often prayed for relief, and
are obtaining It from Dr.. Miles Restorative
N.rvine: NJ. Lew Enyart, Macy Ind. saws:
"Iour Nervine has cured me OF prostration; Il
Two bottles OF Nerviue cured me of sick hcsd-
ache. ''--Chls. Wilber, Palmyra. Y. Bold ON
guarantee by G.. II. Hance, III N. Spring
Facts" free.
The herald., 1893-02-04
RIVERSIDE.

Irrigation District Officers Elected-Per-
sonaI and News Notes.
RIVERSIDE, Feb. 3.-At the election oi
officers Of the Riverside Heights Irriga
tion district yesterday, the following
were unanimously elected: Directors,
H. d. Noland, 9. w. Wilhite, A. II.
The herald., 1893-02-04
RnckIan,a Arnf..a GoJye

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, telse
chapped hands. cbilblains, corns and all Skin
eruptions and positively cures piles, or no pay
required, 1t is go aranteed to give perfect sat
isfacti0n, or money refunded. Price, zoe per
box. For sale by Q. Y. HeiDzeman.
The herald., 1893-02-04
LA CREscENTA.

The Recent Rain-.News, Personal and
HociaI Notes.
LA CREsoENTA, Feb. 3.-The recent
rainfall in our section amounted to IA
inches, the rain of January 9th being
256 inches, and that of January 29sh
and 31st, Az inches, making the total
precipitation 80 far this season, 10 7-16
inches, while the amount Of last years
rainfall I'D to the Lat of February. WAS
The herald., 1893-02-04
Miles, Nerye end Livar Pilla.

Act on new principle--re ating the liver,
stomach. ard bowels through the nerves A
new discovery. DR.. Miles pills speedily cure
piliousness, bad tastes torpid liver, piles, con.
stipation. Uncqualled for men, wnmen and
children. Smallest mtldest. kureStl so dofes
2oc. samples free. O. II. Hance, III North
Spring.
The herald., 1893-02-04

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has
restored gray hair to its original color and pre-.
vented badness in thousands of cases. 1t will
do SO to you.
The herald., 1893-02-04

Angostura Bitters says long time sufferers
from indigestion, thoroughly cured me- Sole
Manufacturers, Dr. j. G.. B. Siegert & Son. At
all Druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
.iprOINrMkN1s 10 oIFIcE.
Secretary Morton Gets n New Assistant
Many New Po-ima-ter-.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-The President to-da
sent to the Senate tho following nominations

~ .----.--- ~ 40 ~. t,...tl,nt 30 A a .
WASHINGTON Dec. IL. ne iresluei ~ " -l
sent to the senate tho following nominations:
~, So >, -, r.,,,.... 20 n. A.si,t,nt
uharss psDnsy J," y vi wIw.v Minis ressnei
Post,nS,tets Unconstitutional H. JORDAN Denver
New Jsrssy-CharIes T. UOllngA Gloucester CITY!
Philip 4 iuiis Railway.
New iorE-te"tgeA tstom iott JerNis r,.,,,..
:, Ienhya,isniA.Mnnlam s,iv ,sssHyiIle. Hrn la
naa'h nmewan "En" aim Lame. kisck neT MInim.
m r, h. 'o'O'" '''
lndana,damss Chapman hartford Ciyi 'ohn W.
jackson retn :, ,,-,,-.-,, ,,u..,o.,, Matthias NJ
,H fnn1, ~ y ysinnsbr"Sgsr Hamilton John
ii Sirrm,an Oscson; w. L. Parker. si6isy' Thomas j.
"Reminiscences W. u. Lucaa. Cherokee.
kentucky-Amos ir'dey Madi.onvilie.
Minne,9'aGMlers Si"sh rtsT iSiIan,rv,i. portn
n u%nnn.n WatIen '"s' ''A''
Caiifornla-J. A. jamison, Jf, GEiah,
TeNNs--l /. phslan san Angeio, James N Robins
tihena; John W lhpsoomb. LulnS john '" hOEE
Decatur Ee0rse ; .mhenEnah A. s.in, q H. vii.
man S"wpSrt "
Trnne,see-D l. Smith swestwa,er
south tatolina-Maggie ". Moore. iorkvle.
Sorth carol na-Jainrs ". forbir. greensboro.
Also n number OF recess nprointments. in
GLIDING fourteen Collectors OF Internal Reve-
nue. None Elias of The Fifth North Carolina
district being among them; eight Collectors
81 t'ustons five Suryeyors of Tustoms one
Innrniser Of Merchandise w. n. Bunn OF New
Yoik -Dirertor of tho Mint Preston and T.. L.
tbamberiain, New York, Commissioner OF
Serrstary Carlisle TO .day reuuestpd the res
ipnation Of ]. II. Parsons disbursinr officer
al the mat nm "a ieodetic Survey also the rps-
irnation OF Dennis Evnn. I,0ilecter OF Internal
of Maine I'm mirrant INSPECTOR at Portland
Mo yjre r. X iIiintt remoyeL
Secretary CARLISLE also Amounted Albert L.
Matthew'S of Pine Hun. Ark, and Wong Chin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

Secretary Tanning and DR.. wey Have .
Lively Little Row.

ELMIRi. Dec. 1o.-There were some lively
words exchanged between Secretary Tanning
Of the state Board OF Charities and DR.. W. c.
Wey. President OF the Board OF Managers Of
the Reformatory. at the Investigation this
morning. and as a result Secretary Tanning.
who heret oiore has dined with Superintendent
Brockway and the Board OF Managers. put on
his overcOat when a recess for luncheon was
The trouble occurred during a recess OF the
proceedings DIR. Wey and the Secretary were
standing In the hall Just how 1t started Is
not known, but the Doctor accused Secretary
flaming Of collision with q New York news
paper and OF assisting in the prosecution.
Secretary Tanning drew himself up and said:
will NOT discuss that with you, Doctor"
don't want you to-" hastily replied Dr.
Wey. don't consider 1t an honor to have
Then Dr. Wey who was putting on his over.
coat, Ierked itso hard that no made a big ZIP
in the back.
Secretary's troubles, When the commit 90
adjourned Judge Gilbert asked that tho famous
paddle weighed dry lust after dipping and
after being soaked in water Acting Chairman
I.itchileld told Mr. Tanning TO attend 10 II,
beg to he excused, | don't want to do II A."
Judge Gilbert spoke up and said il wasn't
question OF want TO. but the Secretary would
be Obliged to do II.
The witnesses to be called this week are
selected from the several hundred inmates ~
tho Eetormatory who wrote letters TO the CON.
mittee.
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MAY CIT piTRoL WIGoNs, Any WAY.
Police Board UnwIIIInG to Wait for nm I'm
proved sIgnnlIlng Appnratn..


At the meeting 81 tho Police Board yester-
day President Martin said lie regretted that
the Board had been unsuccessful in its efforts
to obtain an appropriation for tho purpose II
supplying the department with the much.
needed signal system to be used in connection
with patrol wagons Some time ago the Board
was empowered to purchase patrol wagons,
but as they are practically useless without a
signalling system nothing was done. The
President now believed that II would be good
Idea to provide patrol wagons for all stations
having accommodations for female prlsone rs
On his motion Commissioner Shpehan, Chair
man OF tho Committee on Repairs and sup
Inmates as to the cost OF = suitable number OF
wagons. stables, horses, &c,
Sergeant Muret of the Fast 1O4th street sta
ton and Roundsman W. u. Terry OF the High
Bridge squad were retired on half nay. Capt
SchmittberRer OF the West Thirtleth street
Jorolomen and s. p Mcdonald Of his com mnnT
detailed 40 precinct detectives hut as the
formers record was not the hest and McDon-
aid has been a policeman only three months
the request was denied. Patrolmnn Henry
Lang OF the East Filth street station was de-
Capt. Ct0ss. patrolran CHARLES Miller was
transferred from Leonard to Mulberry street
ana detailed as precinct detective. Transfers:
sergeant iLgh clark hast FIFTH street to the In
forna IA tuteau at Police ii.siquartcrs
pat,"men-l .H,h. kingshr,l1e; 10 Fast lo4th
W. Mcrorma'h West ~ entieth street, to Deiancey
street u. j. t,rnbon. Mercer street. 10 old slip, H. L.
schimdler irrIgr street to Hast tifIh street Henri
Cohen, Church street. to last FIfth street.
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rs 1T THE SINE NARY MARTIN,
The brooklyn forEer Was Out Of Prison
When the Cleveland Forxcr Appeared

The Brookiyn forGer Was Out Of Prison
When the Cleveland ForScr Appeared
story OF young woman named Martin
who had swindled hotels in Cleveland by
passing herself off "a Miss Kate Field and who
had forged checks and stolen watches, rings,
and other things. was printed In THE SuN on
Nov. 3. II recalled tho career OF Miss Mary
Martin. young woman who passed herself
Off here in New York as u newspaper writer
and did. in fact, do some newspaper work. This
young woman forged tho name " Mrs Frank
Leslie to ono chock and that Of Mr.. Charles
A. Gerlach, proprietor Of the G"racn TO
another She hal stolen the checks from Mrs
Leslie's Apartments, together with n diamond
Tor these thetts was sent to prison for two
yenrs on Deem ar ~ 1892.
The exploits OF tho young woman In CleYe-
land ana the Miss Martin here were so similar
that many believed the women TO be the same,
hut the only Information uhtuinablr here was
burn prison. II came out Yesterday in n letter
from tho Warden at Auhuru that Miss Martin
was released on Aug, TX las and went to hor
home In Detroit.
THE suns story Of the Cleveland swindler
said she appeared in Cleveland during the
home in Detroit Mrs Frank Leslie and Ber.
nard Bischon u Brooklyn grocer who cashed
the forged checks. und who were the com
plainants in the cas-" In which she was SEN
fenced 10 Auburn, were surprised 10 learn that
the girl had been InrGonrd. 10th said they
had signed no petition for her pardon. Mrs,
Leslie sCil that II she heard the girl was at
her swIndling tricks again she would take
steps 10 have her brought on here and tried ON
the charge OF forgery.