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Eoomers Take i.yeryt hing.

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 13.-Herorts
from nearly every town and village
throughout this section are full OF
complaints OF delredatiors being
wrought by boomers bound for the
strip. Horses have been stolen by
scores. cattle killed AMI parts taken
away. hog, taken, grain BINS Iesro;led
and hen roots rinsacIcd.
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ADJOURNED SINE DIE.


I q
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, Sept. 13.-
After remaining in session for over
three months, the national commission
has finally agreed to adjourn sine die.
That means President Palmer will call
the commission together Oct. 4, the day
re quired by act of congress. The vote
on adjournment stood 81 to %, but as
the point c: no quorum was not raised
the adjournment was taken until that
day. President Palmer announced that
he would call together the executive
committee of the commi sion to trans
act necessary business while the COM
mission ives rot il sc.-ion-
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Jerkesl skyyyard by His Heels.

WHEELING, ". Va. Sept. 15-Wiil-
lam Sayres. boy 20 years old, was as
sisting in the preparation for balloon
ascension. Just lis tht. balloon started
skyward one OF Sayres' feet became en-
tang, ed in the ropes between the bal
loon and the parachute. L. an instant
lie was jerlsed from the ground. He
succeeded in getting hold Of one OF tie
ropes and drew himself up to the rim
of the balloon, where he clung until
landed safely ovsr On the OAio side of
the river.
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~. L.ric Also.

ERIE, Pa, Sept l3-The wave Of re-
turning ,osl ec,!y Las struck Erie, and
many OF tie s.ol s that Ead reduced the
hours OF ,Eeir s1n loyes viii soon be
working on tui! time. The immense
plant or the Il. +. v a'son Paler COM
| amy siirie>; -,lord;y with It's fa.l force
$40 men lie hrie forge wor.-s also
resulted vita q iuil Complement e
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Before the Supreme Court.

IsD1 AsAPoLIs, Sept. ly-The legality
CT the suppression Of the Roby prize
fights will be settled in the supreme
court. The matter has been brought
up for consideration of the bench of last
resort i'll the way of an application on
the part of the club to set aside the re-
ceiversilip granted by Judge Gillette.
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Mil and Grain Burned.

FoRMAS, n D., Sept. Is During the
thunder storm Saturday night the Mil
por roller mill was struck by lightning
and entirely consumed By the fire that
resulted. About 5000 bushels Of wheat
stored in the building, ell Of which was
DESTROYED.
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LATEST ti.ARhEr PRICES.
st. Pan! Union stock Yards
SOUTH ST. PAUL, Sept. l2, l8]

S0UTH ST. TAUL1 SeI1t. I2, IB5j.
EGGS-Stcady.
CATTLE-S Steady; bulk of receipt, Wosterne
Prime steers S21j 800; good steers, S.. 5 h
:65: prim" COWS, s.. lfia2.to good COWS, sl.75@
2.2 common to fair COWS, so.:5 :; so; light
veal calves, sa.o}0S4..0; heavy calves, $l-3 @
2.5,; stockers, S!.2o- IL; feeders Sl.s5 5@@..5;
bulls, S 90 .l.s5.
SHEEp-Dull.
Receipts: hogs. l} cattle, l,5OJ calves, -;
sh. cp l5J
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. 13.-l here is
great conste nation among tile citizens
Of Dan1il.e, KY, ever the Charge OF
Judge saufey 10 the grand jury. In
charging the jury Judge sauhey fol-
loved I. Precedent recently :et. and
tod tie jury 10 ind:ct any nian Or
woman whom they fna playing pro-
gressive euchra for l.lizes.
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Almost Ready for Trains.

Sioux FALLS. S. D., Sept. le-lt is
expected that trains will lie running on
the sioux Falls and Yankton by Sep
te1nber ~. The track is now within Is
mics OF Yanktln. and the last spike
Will be driven by the 18th. A plan Is
now on foo here fer celebration Of
tie event Of the completion of the road.
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Receiver Appointed.

DETROIT. Mich, Sept. 13.-1n the
United States court here receiver was
appointed for the Bay City and Alpena
railroad on the charge that the road
was iusolvent. The court took the case
under adyi-eGlaut.
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SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT.
Cold Reserve and Customs Receipts
Increasing.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-In touch
with the revival Of business the treas
ury department, according to the 10
days' statement just issued, shows de-
c,ded improvement from the first OF
tie month. Tie gold reserve has in
creased more than $4,000. 900, standing
at sss, O50. 900. The currency balance
las slightly decreased, but the net bal
ance shows an improvement OF s1,ooo,-
GOO. The amount collected at New
York from customs for the FIRST 10 days
OF the month aggregates g, 46S,ooo, be-
ing about s5OO,o less than for the
same period in last September.
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Bankers Select IL Date.

NEW YORK, Sept 13-The executive
council OF the American Bankers asso-
ciatiun have determined to hold tie de-
ferred nine eeA1n annual convention
Of the association at Chicago on We'd
nesday and Thursday, Oct. IS and -.
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The recent cutdown in wages among
employees at the general office of the B.
and A. road seems somewhat incongruous'
with the yearly report, which showed a
wonderful increase in the net earnings.
of the road. 1t seems to be only case Of
'cusscd opportunity, y not to beresistel
by railroad company any more than
the man whose wife is ont Of town.
Springfield (Mass.) Graphic.
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DISCHARGED White.

LIANKATo. Mimi, Sept. 13. Charles
White. who las been under arrest oE a
charge Of numbering Harry W. Wal
raven, a week ago Sunday, was dis
charged on motion of the county attor-
ney when the state had completed its
Testimony
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Doc Ta;ior's Sentence Stands

BRISTOL, Tenn, Sept. l5.-Jadge
Morrison has considered the argument
for insanity i'll Doc Taylor's case and
oyerru:ed tie notion and resentenced
him for the murder OF the Mullins
family to be hanged Oct. -.
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The railroad and express officials here
says that it was a light night on the
express car. ~sSeversl nights ago So ooo,-
coo we're sent through and it Is thought
that the robb RS were organizsd for the
purpose of raiding that pile, but missed
their calculations.
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PIERRE, S. D., Sept. 13.--The two
Democratic rale:s OF this city have
been consolidated and will hereafter go
under the name Of hs 1Ii1Ies- s-Signal.
s a. TRAVIS is the editor and pub
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Colorado Banks Reopen.

DENvsH, Sept. l3.-Two more Coo
TACO L;.nEs cleneu tke1r doors for brsi-
Ness Monday after several weeks s:ls-
eneiol. lhcy are tie Western Ma
1io.al OF l>u, bio, and tie Bank cf
h'loren,e at I oItilue.
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Chang Wants Foreigners Killed.

sHAScuA1, Sept. 13.-V.ceroy Chang,
notorious for his hatred OF foreigners,
is reported to have addressed a petition
to the throne openly advocating the ex-
termination of foreigners il China,
eslecialiy tie English.
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EMPLOYMENT EO; MANY.
"a Number OF Iron and Steel Plant
Start Up.


FITTsBURG, Sept. ia largo num-
ber Of lole lnel Were gwen employment
today by the resumption of numerous
ir"n AID steel plants. For the first
time since Jrne 80 every del art1nent in
I1nes & Lau!l-lln's American works
was i'll ol Grafton, giving emp, oyment
to $50 Men. six ecli additional fur
naces Wele put i'll ol Grafton at the
National lube works, and the sheet
mil OF Moorhe"d, Mct lesile & Co. was
started lie Carl Oil Steel works went
on double turn, and TIE bar mill, two
l.eatlns furnaces, two pudding fur
Eaees and Ionr sheet mills OF tie
Uui cd States Iron and Tin Plate works
started Up with full io-ces. Tag &
Go. 5 plant also resumed on single turn,
and other plants are preparing TO start.
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heavy battering ram, AMI the doors
We're badly shattered.
p..,oo.o..- e,Io.o Ssoyl

When ti.e train first came to halt
the bagyagelnan stuck his head out of
his car and shot from the gun of one
OF tue robbers grazed his cheek. the
bullet burying itself in the frame Of the
door. B-fore the train reached Cieve-
land the ballet was dug out by curioas
passenger aud the hole it left was par
tally filed with putty"
Weiss declined to give any Informs
tion as to the amount taken by the rob-
bers, saying that he would leave that
for the company to do. Weiss was
taken to the company's Office to maAe
G report Oh tie matter.
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Undertakers Meet.

M1NsEAPoL1s, Sept. 1s.-Tne under
takers from Minnesota, North and
South Dakota are in convention at the
West hotel. It is the fifth annual con-
yention of the under takers and will last
three DAYS
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Judge Hook Dead.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 13.-Jrdge F. P.
Hooker, VINO has leen lying at the
1cin1 OF death for several days, died at
10 j. IL. He was Is years Of age and at
the lime OF his death was judge OF the
Fourth judicial district.
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Suffering From Too Much Currency.

G. II. Boston, an employee of the
United States Express company, had his
left foot badly mashed in front Of the
treasury building yesterday afternoon.
He was assisting several other express,
employees in moving safe full of money
from a wagon into the building when it
slipped, and one corner of it fell on Asp:
Boston's foet.-Washin2ton Post.
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Tv enty-seyen rerished.

ST. FETEEsRUeG, Sept. l3 - The
steamer Sheryioksga has been burned
on the river Fciga. Most of those Oh
board when the FIRE broke out We're
rescued. Fifteen of the crew and II
passengers were burned Or drowned.
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The Transfer of CarayeIs.

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-The ceremonies
for The transfer Of the Colum bus cara
vels from the queen regent OF Si.a1n to
the United States government took
rlaca Tuesday at noon
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Minneapolis Grain.

tiIxEEAPoLIs, Sept IL, 1855
WHEAT-se9te,uber opening. eoj4c; highest
elc; lowest, csc; closing, Sc; December
opening, Gra3c; highest, 67sAo; lowest, S5tsc:
closing. 1.,c On Traok-Ho har,i, 6o34c; NJ.
Northern, et:c; No Northern, &C..
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EnGangers Church Interests.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Sept. l3,-Ilie
Methodist conference has adopted a
resolution favoring the repeal of the
Geary act, as it endangers church in
terests in China
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Told How to Vote.

OTTAWA, Ia. Sept. 13. The Metho-
dist conference at Mount Pleasant has
closed. It passed resolutions calling on
the Methodists to vote the third party
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His Cow Died.

Fort Dodge, Ia, Sept. 13.-James
Sc lie. she, We'll to co farmer, was
found a,.r5ily i'll his barn dead. He
had lost d COW on Sunday and had
o1Ler lad luck Which rendered lin de-
s,,OGiient
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The company that proposes to lay O
cable between Australia and California
will obtain subsidy from the German
government for the sections of the line
between the Feejee and Samoan islands
and Honolulu.
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Brewers Meet in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 13 The convention
of the United States brewers began
during the morning ct the North Side
Turner hall.
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Miners strike Against Reduction

I1TIsDuEG, Sept 13.-Ihre thousand
railroad coal miners in the fltsburg
district have struck against cut OF 5
cents per ION III the mining rate. The
strike has caused a suspension OF work
in twenty weight pits. Everything is
'af
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PostoMce Looted.

TRACY. MINI, Sept. 13.-It is an
nounced here that the postofice at Es~
telline, S. D., has been bnrglarized and
$1,000 stolen.
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Ch;carn Live Stock.

CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDS.
Sept IL, 1898.
CATTLE-S:eriy.
EUGs-.larket strong. Heavy, 5 i3G5.oS
mixed ard medium, 5 .401G.15; Hslt, 55.1JD
60.
sHEEP-steady.
Receipts: Cattle, go hogs, 1900; sheep.
| lo,JOJ.
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Hanks In the United States.
There are 3,700 national, 1900 state
and 1900 private banks in the United
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Pullman Lumber Burned.

CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-A disastrous fire
swent OYER the lumber yards OF the
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST Episcopal Church; Services held
every Sabbath at II O'Clock: Sabbath school at
u M Evening services at 7 30 with class;
neetinc: at the close Bible class Tuesday
evening and prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 30. Junior Ep"orth league on FRIDAY
at lIJ Every body invited to these meetings.
T. WAaMAN. Pastor.
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SECEET SOCIETIES.

A. F. & A. NJ. Star in t]e West Lodge. rfgula:
COMMUNICATIONS first and third !" Wednesday, i
each month at 7::;O y. M. iii Blackburn $ hall
Visiting brothers are invited.
j. l.. BURNS. W. NJ.
J. S. DUNIvIN, See.
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EPnHtp

" Asu1SuroS. S+pt. 13.-The senate
was prompt III se1ting 10 work on the
repeai bil. The routine morning Lusi-
ness was unusually small, and tie
Stewart resolution as to senators hold
ing stock II national banks was laid
over.
At 1890 the silver b.ll was taken up,
and Mr. Mitchell OF Oregon began d
long sleecn adjust the repeal Of the
Sherman act.
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AEn: i.pr flank EfrSHmcS,

LEMARs. H., Sept. 1s.-lile First
.Naio. al bs.l.A of LuMa.s has RESUMED
business
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CD*Gi:..5 ,ioN.ALA
Iilt.le L4;,s1sc.

Asl1ScTcN, Sept. l3.-The house
Transacted only routine Lu mess. A
letter from the po$t,nas -er general rel
atlye 10 y,lueless rapets which have
accumulate; /, was referred to special
commute.
Mr. Ii .pbnrn Of Iowa, attempted 10
secure consideration OF resolution call
ing On secretary Of lie treasury for i'll
formation as to the amount of uiercian-
dise transported from one United STAT; S
port to another over Canadian territory.
Mr. Geary objected, and the resolution
wa, referred. he house then at 1915
adjourned.
The herald., 1893-11-16
ORANGE.
A New Lutheran Church-Fruit Exchange
Organized.

New Lutheran Church-Fruit Exchange
Organized.
ORANGE, Nov. 15.--Mr. w. S. Derby
has been appointed director of the San
tiago orange growers association vice @.
P. Mallory, who has been appointed
manager.
An addition OF two rooms and repairs
on Mrs. Passmore's house, south OF
Olive, have just been completed.
Rt. Rev. f. w. Nichols, Episcopal.
will hold reception at the guild hall on
Friday afternoon from to O'Clock, and
at 7 80 p. M. confirmation services will
be held. Saturday morning w. S. Dear
ing will be ordained a deacon.
DR.. II. H. Bartlett, late OF Jackson,
Mich, he's located at Orange.
Rev. q. l.. Libbey, pastor of the NJ.
E. church, Orange, will hold special SER
vices on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week and every
night next week. He will be assisted
by Rev. Q. A. Westenberg OF San Ber-
nardino. 1t is expected that other
ministers will also be present and as-
sist.
Orange County Fruit exchange organ
lied by signing articles of Incorporation
on Monday, with Measrs. A. II. Caiphill,
VIM. II. McFadden, |. l.. Colline, NJ. L.
Rogers, NJ, J. Bundy and w. s. Derby
as incorporatora. Capital stock is placed
at $1,000. Mr.. Rogers was made tempo
rary chairman and Mr.. Caighill tempo
rary secretary. Mr.. Collins was ap-
pointed committee to procure suita-
bic room in Orange for the use of the
association as headquarters, and Mr..
Caighill was appointed to procure bids
for boxes, steel stencil for the making
OF same, and papers for wrapping. A
conservative estimate made by the mem
bers places the crop of oranges now in
sight in Orange county at 500 carloads.
The next meeting will be held at the
water Office, Orange, on Monday, No
vember 9Th, at 8 O'Clock a.m.-[Orange
News.
Mr.. A. Meacham has added two neat
wings to his residence on East Chap
man street, Orange.
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from legal standpoint, envolving as it
does, the power OF the supervisors to
enact laws affecting corporate cities.

from legal standpoint, envolving as 1t
does, the power OF the supervisors to
enact laws affecting corporate cities.
NOTES.
Prof. T. S. g. Lowe returned from q
visit to Chicago this morning.
A. A. Libby and family of Altadena
arrived yesterday from Chicago to spend
the winter.
J. d. Koontz, an old and respected
citizen of Lamanda Park, is seriously ill
with organic heart trouble, and his re-
covery is very doubtful.
Mr.. Frank Orr returned today from
New York city.
Brose Monahan ia expected back from
Chicago tomorrow.
DR.. Sweet of Indianapolis has associ-
ated himself with DR.. Talcott.
The athletic club held handball
tournament in the club rooms this
evening.
Invitations have been issued by the
Pickwick club for reception on Fri
day evening next.
A regular meeting of the w. g. t. U.
will be held at the M. E. church tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30.
The police are taking effective meas
ures to relieve the town of the crowd OF
tramps which are infesting it.
The case OF the Chinese highbinder,
which came up in Justice Merriam's
court yesterday, has been postponed
until tomorrow, the defendant being re-
leased on bonds. j. G. Rossiter has
been retained by the defendant and the
trial will be by jury.
There will be a district missionary
meeting held in the Presby terian church
tomorrow, November 10th, from 10 a. IN.
until 2:15 p. m. Delegates from AL
hambra, Azusa, Monrovia and South
Pasadena, with the Presbyterian execu-
tive committee, will be present. At 3
p. m. the Home Missionary society of
the church will hold its annual praise
and thank-offering meeting.
The herald., 1893-11-16
SOUTH PASADENA.
Death of Mrs. Angie Graham-Counci Gil
Proceedings.

Death of Mrs. Angie Graham-Council
Proceedings.
SOUTH PAeADENA, Nov. 15.--A gloom
has been cast over our town for the past
two days, caused by the death OF Mrs.
Angie Graham, wife of A. r. Graham,
one OF our merchants. Mrs. Graham
was woman of strong character and
had many loveable qualities. She has
been actively engaged in business for so
many years as to be we'll known in every
household, many of which will miss her
deeds of kindness. Yesterday the COM
munity showed it's love and respect by
turning out en- masse to pay the last sad
rites. The school children attended in a
body and business for time was sps-
pended. The flag on the school house
was at half mast all day.
Our city fathers met in solemn con-
clave last evening to discuss electric
railways, franchises and high license.
Petitions for and against granting high
license on meat, bakery and truck
wagons, which pass-sthrough our town,
was presented for their sction. The
subject is being actively discussed by
our residents pro and con, and great
interest manifested.
The phonograph chow in town this
week was a source of amusement and
instruction to the young people.
Friday evening the Epworth league
met st the reeidence OF Mrs. William
Brainard. An enjoyable evening was
spent.
Miss Olive Cleveland of the Home,
who has been quite sick, is improving.
Mrs. George Wright of San Bernar-
dino was in town Monday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Graham.
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in the immediate locality OF the new
M of la..ilIs..e<

in the immediate locality Of the new
post Office building.
FIRE.
Quite an excitement WAS caused last
night about O'Clock by a lamp being
upset from table in the room occupied
by Bernstine the tailor. The blaze filed
the room and poured out OF the window
at an alarming rate. The fire alarm was
turned in and the company responded
at once and aubdued the fire with very
slight damage. 1t was wonder the
children were not burned to death, but
Mrs. Bernstine rushed in and carried
both children from the room in safety.
The grand jury was drawn this morn
ing, and after being sworn in adjourned
to meet next Monday morning at $3.50.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. William M. McFadden OF Placen-
tis is the foreman OF the grand jury.
The following is the list: W. III. Mason,
E. G. French, B. f. Davis, D. F. Wit
mer, l. N. Rafferty,, J. @. Young, I. N.
Harper, J. Cubbin, ]. p. Zeyn, William
Mallett, w. J. Smith. W. M. McFadden,
j. II. Arnold, d. j. Young. g. II. Clark,
III. A. Booth, @. P. Dryer, W. IL. Led
ford and u. l.. Waters.
G. Socum left Monday for Hiawatha,
Ka neae, to make an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith are rejoic-
ing over q little daughter. born last
Monday. Mother and child are doing
well.
Miss Addie Thomas left today for a
weeks visit with friends in San Fran
cisco.
Barley is being sowed on the San Jos-
quin ranch in great quantities. Many
teams are busy and more will soon be-
gin work.
III. and E. Gray went east on Monday
on their way to England. They will
stop at Flagstaff, Arizona. a short time
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. s. Woods will be
home from the worlds fair and visiting
eastern friends about the first of next
week.
W. A. Ulm and family will soon be
located in Santa Ana again after an alb.
sence of about two years in Arizona.
Il. Z. Strang of Ventura county is in
our city today.
John Beeson left for Omaha Monday
last.
The 3-year-old child OF H. G. Shaw has
the scarlet fever.
Charles s. Arkells of Los Angeles is
visiting his fathers family IN this city.
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
At the meeting of the school board
last night the vacancy caused by the
resignation of H. D. Connell was filled
by the appointment of M. A. Munger.
Then another OF the board, R. L. Free
man, resigned. This will leave another
vacancy to be filed at their next meet
ing.
The committee on extending the city
water mains to west school house was
continued, with instructions to report in
full at the next meeting.
A strange request was made by one of
the teachers of the public schools at the
school boards meeting last night. A
Misses Ceilings requested that her salary
be reduced from $40 to s72 per month.
The opening of Sycamore street was
discussed. .e41 ai see4atg
Mr.. Walker was present and said
that the closing OF that street meant the
contiscation Of ais property.