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u whreiers Mckee street, C., a H9urer
CITY Niseicn, Il, n, HptthkisA.
Gnlyc4ten Dlssslet-St. John. J. 4 Mas
s. II sliUtiest Bolivar, Jno ~ Stewart
I NfchfnoNd g. III. NcjiinAf Cedar RRyVN
81 3 ssNaAli Alvin AND Sanity Point Il
vani c5lasnhla ara n.aEorla, J. ~
! Boy &c, Msth <crtaA J. w. Nor
rel EeFie Lake r. canaPeel U
Esrfcri j X. p Dickson; Dickinson, j
ASsda pissrlct-J. B. Sears. p. 4;
in. Twenty -lcufth street, S, w. Thomas;
Anstin First street, $ W. Holt; Mertill-
tnNr circuit, lno. W. Thompson; Man
sicn, Jas. A. Kilgore; Elgin station. n.
NJ ttAynie. Wchl,crNllie circuit 70 be
supplied Menade circuit ]. L. Yeats;
circuit ]: W Harmon; l.aGr&nge sta
tiou. w. Mlmberiy: Columbus station. j.
W. Horn. Wtinnr aud O@aEe, S. H.
Morgan; Fiatonia station. W. w. Horner
presiuinS elder Chappeu tilii station, g
II. Hfeasts; hesnh9sa STATEN. q; ~ Cloth
lex; s'asaSs NJ; 4; SsHoK Ss,sweiI ssf-
Blackburn. Cameron station, O. A. lie
Slere cameron circuit supply,
lznei DaNil,ss = 2 Asr'i Maysaeld. y
dale station. J. W McAiAhans Pleasant
Hill +. A. Meyers Lexington. J, Il. Skin
uers ceHkNs X, ~ MNplheNs 15ellkQlie. u. =,
aioore, German mission, TO be supplied.
Calvert District-F J.. Allen Y. r.;
calvert station. Q. r Tlotchkiss Aiarlin
station. A. L. Gcodwyn; Bremond and
Reagan. l. =. Cochran; Kosse. !, @.
Nickia; HenfTc and WheelGcE, r.
Wii,irord, FRANKLIN, g. II. Phair; Una,
g. e Simpson, Sell Prairie, l.. =. Gordon
neviile III O. Eavre Rodgers prai,is,
a M Euhanka: Fairdsid, w. II Brenison
peTsonviile. Mis-, ]. .. jordon. Durango
., i Caliawayi Nosehu1, z. 2. Cain
Runfsviiie pistrict--w wooten. p F..
Huntsville station. Seth Ward; Prairie
Plains @. Pow!edge; Zion, Huber, willis;
Nagasota station, g NJ. Keith Anderson.
Il q. Williams Madlsonviile. j. ".
Adams: Bryan station. G. Il. Lamar;
Willis station. II. o. Philpott; Mont
golleTy l.. +. Davis Conroe, l. r, Muir
rag. Cold SPRING. w r. Mcdonald, Flhh-.
tersynle and Courtney II. w. Adams;
station, q. g. Stovail: Hook
we'll, Dodge, @. ~. Thompson; Shepherd
Ai8ssion f. E. I.Rngford; Missionary sec
retsry. l. G. John.
At tho close Of the announcements, ].
p Chlders asked for and was granted
a location, ana Il was announced that
Rev. j. 81 Nickela was transferred to
the Southwest Missouri conferr-.ev, End
The conference closed with
the beneliction by the bishop.
II wouId be difncult 70 imagine q hap
nier set OF men than the members OF this
seemed TO be AAndshalslngs
and CONGRATULATIONS we're tho order Of the
day. and there was not cloud 10 be
seen on the fncc OF any one OF them.
This evening the fitting began, and by
tomorrow morning most OF them VIII be
gone. The conference is over.
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The rearpeuAnce ~ the ''afiii'' calls &
mind me experience ct Jas. q lcneg puN'
was sick ~ bed Tor ten days with tho Grp
during ~ prevalence feAr "a iva HEe.
Letri IN fhc eeea3n he hid a aeeend ftttuek
re HAya; IN re latter case used CHAM
bersain'a Cough Remedy and with consid.
eFatie success. ! think, only being N he'd
little oyer Two days The second attack
am fHiieftd. would have been e1uhiis ~
bad ~ the hfet but for the use 81 inf
remedy" i should be borne IN mind that
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TIin nING.


New York. December s-Charley Mitch
oil said today thai he would 80 inio active
little preliminary work at friends house
On the outakirts OF Philadelphia. but has
made up hiF mind 10 do most OF his con-
ditloning within close proximity OF the
battle IN Florida, Il. G. P1tc, the st. Louis
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a nouhIe rrngedr.

I1errvills, Texas, December 4.--A short
tina ago Leu Watson hearing that BOB
sansr had made insulting proposals to
NJ. cwataon's) wife. gave him notice to
ieaye the county or ne would XIII him,
saher left. Watson discovered that he
had returned home. this morning went 20
old man sapsr,A house, three miles aboys
Karryio
Just AZ ounrise Mrs saaer opened the
door Watson told her he wanted Bob.
she shut the door IN his face and barred
H. Finding he could moi get IN he eorn.
meneed shooting through the door Mean
while hoo got his Winchester through =
knot-hois IN tho wal and flred AZ Wat
son. shooting him through the abdomen
and making him siep Oh tho gallery.
Abeut This time pon's father jumped
out Of bed and run across the gallery 10
the door. u being barred he eopls net
cpen IL, and Watson turned and yhat him
through the lower part Or me BODY. Tom
sAnsr dled this evening ana Watson will
moi survive.
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a HnIietfsrIlie Grocery.

laaliettsyille, Texas. December Al. r
Friedman, dealer in groceries and liquors.
today hled q deed OF rust With j. W Ben
nsit, presipeUt 81 rhe Lagaea County Va
sienai ballk, ~ trustee He preterH cncdi.
tors 20 atlaaut " $44 Although Ereid-
lalure creates SO surprise TrlBtee Il rs
SCH ~ retail flll tie first Tuesday m IAN
pgry, ihs4, AID then sell remainder OF
stock Ia t4iiE
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oreaham WIN Not TaIls.

Washington, ptrpnber s.--MA Gresham
declined to say anything this moralng In
regard 10 tho report that the revenue cut
ter Corwln was 10 carry message ON be-
half OF the State department from San
Francisco 10 Honolulu, There Is reason tc
suppose, however. that II Is very substan-
tlaIlv tsorrfrf
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New York, December 4.--After months
Or waiting Dr.. Henry +. Meyer the al.
legged paisoner and murderer, was placed
on trial Tor his life tniR morning. together
with bis wife, whom the prosecution claim
WIS q guilty party N her hnHhand'B
csss-ss long before the hour Tor the
opening cDbrt the halls ading to tho
court room. were danzely Gro Eded
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wnArnIaN IArol.mArlpn.

An area OF high pressure overiies the
west Gulf and a ridge with barometer
above so.s inches runs northwest 10 the
lower lakes, while there ~ low pres
sure ARIA on the coast or the Atlantic
states aud another over tho upper Mis-
alppl valley. The Temperature MA risen
gdneQasiy except over he .,tiantlo States
where taere he's beet, a full lie riaa has
bees decided over the greater portion 81
the country wet Of the Mississlppi river
1ho weather b gnaelNlly cIaAE
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0reen D. Rnnm. Lr.

Peoria, Ark, peceinuer 4-sreeD p
Raupi, Jr.. aon o. the sz-eominiasipner o.
. nsions efsagea n the grocery and hard
eare business. has failed. he has heen
catering to The Osaea indians ana as the
snni4nr quly receive money quarterly
he found the load too heavy A lnfEs
la the failure
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DeInne Eleclreentea.

siug Sing, NJ x December $---As u 80
D. m. John Delfno, me Italian barber was
suceeshfsiiy electrpcn,ed IN the State priH.
on here for the murder % Caroline Gtlani
IN BROOKLYN eleven months ago
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Corpus Christi Texas December
hifA Catherine CahIu wife on fudge Z,
Ge!i'i al.d today after a lingering liiness
u p'eiqQlf Mft Cahin WAS bern 10 county
kerry Ireland. % years ago. but came b
Tafrf when quite young and was a
pioneer IA this ssciioe Her husband and
daughter. Miss Johanna cahflI. SURVIVE
her. ~ =
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81 Paul. MINI. DecemDer 4.-4Tonseht 4
nrs starting IN ms notion depsrtmsal 81
fiic Powers Dry Goods company catsod
total infk amounting u nearly Sl9l.N0i
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Chicago Dsremher 4-yrhe trial az Prem
defrqn,. tue pnyer Of Mayor Harrison
which was set for tbday. has bean poat.
poned until Weintaday
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instantly xIIied.

SeTnerHe; KY, December AWAIT Nor
nset shot ard instantly killed Hoover Fry
u ne WESTERN part ~ the county late
Saturday evening, sefieel ard F,- we're
drinking together and reports sonfilcg AZ
rs ina rosiaa
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Local forecast 4os rexas lor twenty-foar
hours ending AZ u midnight December S.
North Texas, realfai z al.as. East Texas,
aouthwert Tesan, Coast plstflct Ralr,
WARMER
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Nichteroy Anxioua 10 tieht.

St. Thomas. West Indies, December A.
As this dispatch is sent, the Brazilian
cruisers Nlctheroy and America are pre-
pairing 70 sail under sealed orders for
some port In Brazil. The officers and
crews feel full Of tight and most anxious
for a brush with the enemy.
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The AIIix TrfuI.

Little Rock, Ark December Ain the
Ais trial today the defendant occupied
the stand during the forenoon He made
Fweeplng denial Of All the testimony
advanced against him By the govern
ment.
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Tha rorrey Banhruptcy ms.

So Louis, Mo-. December 4.--rhe Mer-
chants Exphanee t0sAy adoptes resoln
tons faEoff18 HE passage OF the Iurrey
BANKRUPTCY mw and the repeal ~ the iti-
tefstate rommErrc law
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The city OF Mexico, has instructed Ricuetd
X, FOX 70 notify Corbett and Mitchen
that in The event Of their battle being
stopped Ia Floridn, he would offer a purse
of 10000 Tor q hght between them at his
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cItIsena, nnn...

sIinoi n D.. D46emler A-The citi-
gems haik has gone into Voluntary liani-
latcn. The bank was mainly owned by
George r. i4esgie ~ Sew York.
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south,vestern rrnmc A..ocLatlen.

St Louis, No. December 4--The head
quarters OF the Southwestern Traffic as
ISOLATION will ba moved from the Turner
building January TO new leased quarters
in the Union Trust building, now nearing
completion This announcement puts ut
rest all the rnmors or removal to Kansas
City or Chicago ST. Louis Is the natural
home of the association.
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MN Nfnit thc Pnne.

Munich, December 4-Father Kneipp.
author Of the wen known water cure is
70 visit the pope at the desire OF his
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The first twenty minutes of a bad at
tack OF cholera morbus or cramps Will
cal e Tor quick treatment =, 5ksiersteed,s
whore.
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Houston, TEXAS, December 4th, l8ss
MIR. JOHN HOWARD,
RepresentIng OMAHA SOUTH TExAs LAND 8 nPROYENEaT

Representing OMAHA SOUTH TEXAS LAND IMPROVEMENT
DEAR SIR:
You to have taken my letter d III
week, which you put in the Posr, an exhibition /
'mossbackism' whereas it was intended to rebuke "a
assumption Of the Fort Worth men that North Texau
endowed with superiority Of ways and manners u
Blood the infusion whereof into South Texas was need
for its elevation and improvement. Your endorsement
that assumption shows that you too, are infected with
conceit and need to have it taken out OF you
The truth is that Houston--the most aourishng
in Texaswecopaes you and all other enterprsng cdn
from North Texas and elsewhere and will sustain
applaud all correct methods of upbuilding and desso
the splendid territory comparatively unsettled
hundreds of miles around
Houston is what it is now, without the benefit Of sH
development around it. What future is assured .
when along with it's other advantages the vast area aD
it is ticked with the hoe and laughs with the harvest
Certain places in North Texas have suffered freEa ~
kind of boom wherein the moving thought and g
lis to do some other man and Houston is not lsey
all into like misfortune Healthy growth and develop
ment even and symmetrical is what we want ana 'ol
efforts to that purpose will have the help and good WIT
SOUTH TEXAS
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They who smoke the soulful weed
A longing have for the best indeed
After trying all brands, in their opinion
There Is nothing Ike the Old Dominion.
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ST Joseph. Mo-, December t-l.a grippe
is seriously interfering with the work OF
the factories here. There have bean COS
cases the lsst three days.
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Grand Island. Neb., December 4.--rha
ciiizcns' National bank closed doors this
morning,
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onor, HAS f.osr ms rrNRoRs'

That dread tnonsger Group. has lost
ite terfors Tor " elpce We hcs9n using
fails to give speedy relief Ia the most "
we're cases, and We always keep d hntfle
in the honse. ana recpniucnd its use 10
our friends whuse little ones are So li5hie
10 be attacked with Group during the sk'n-
ter montha. John III Cuiloni, editor OF the
News, Garland, Texas. IS ana 30 cent
bottles for sale by drugsistS
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the grip Is much the same ss very BE-
we're cold and requires precisely the saroa
treatment When you wish 10 cure 4 cold
quickly and effectually give this remedy a
trials % and 20 cent Bottles for saie 81
druggists. -
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No Christmas and New Years table
should be without bottle OF AngostiirS
Bitters, Dr. Siegert's, the renowned anne
t We, q exquisite haVor. Beware Of coun-
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MASONIC COOKS.
Many cases 81 LaGrtppe.

AND books OF all kinds, a.an 1894 aiartes
AZ Hancocl's book store. Ills Congress
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ALL THE woRLD

loves a lover. ana all smokers like Old
Dominion cigafettes. Photo In eysly
package.
The herald., 1893-07-25
RIVERSIDE.

The Proceedings of the Supervisors.
Notes.
RIVERSIDE, July 24.-At the last meet
ing Of the board of supervisors the ques-
tion of building a road into the Moreno
country was discussed, but no definite
action was taken. Although no work is
likely to be done on the proposed road
this summer, preliminary tour of in
spection of the line will be made the
first of next month. Supervisor White,
Surveyors Pierson and Newman and
Roadmaster James Boyd will make an
examination of the country, with view
of determining the best and most feaei-
BILE route for the new thoroughfare. The
road will not be built on the line Of the
present one, as that road has been Q
very expensive, NOS to say poor, one all
run through Sycamore caf1on, which
leaves the valley some distance south of
Box Springs canon.
E. j. Davis is home from the coast.
Mrs. A. H. Dewitt and daughter May
of Fresno are the guests Of the family OF
Col. Crafts.
Judge Potter is attending the Chau-
tauqua assembly now in session at Long
Beach.
A daily stage service will connect with
the Santa Fe in the future at Ell Toro for
Arch Beach and Boguno.
A lodge of the Knights Of Pythias will
be instituted at Perris next Thursday
night.
Hon. ]. NJ. Glass, of Pasadena, will
discpes the question of temperance at
the Baptist church this evening.
Milo Twogood has accepted position
with the Orange Growers' Bank Of this
city.
Supervisors White and Hoover are
making the necessary purchases tending
to the opening of the new hospital about
August 1st. There will be six patients
transferred from San Bernardino.
The wheelmen who were to take part
In the HERALD relay race were disap-
pointed when they received the news
Saturday evening that the race had been
postponed as they expected to make a
record on their run.
The herald., 1893-07-25
SAN BERNARDINo.
The Eagle Defeats the Lion-Brevi-
ties.

The Eagle Defeats the Lion-Brevl-
ties.
SAN BERNARDINo, July "a. - The
board OF supervisors met this afternoon
with all members present. A commune
ication was received from the Pioneers,
containing a set OF resolutions con-
demning the lions head which had
been placed on the new court house.
Mr.. Judson OF Cotton suggested that II
the idea of figure was to represent the
unity of spirit, America had much
finer emblem in the American eagle. II
If the lions head is distasteful to the
majority of the people it should come
down or the American eagle should be
placed above it. Judge carp also made
several remarks on the propriety OF put
ting the British lion on an American
building, saying that our ancestors had
put the lion out of our country once,
its memory should not be kept bright.
Supervisor s. w. Lord made reply in
his original manner, convulsing all
present with laughter for long time by
the wit be displayed. The subject was
allowed to rest, and the Pioneer LETT in
much better mood than when they
appeared.
Sheriff Booth appeared before the
board. and stated that one of his bonds.
men, George Briggs, wished to with
draw from his bond. The sheriff's bond
was reduced from $25, 900 to $22, 800.
BREvITIEs.
Col. A. B. Paris is in Los Angeles.
The Bear valley stage will leave to-
morrow.
H. H. Baker and wife and Mrs. Nc.
Farland left today for Bear valley.
E. N. Beck, city editor of the Times
Index, is at the coast for few days.
John Eubanks is home from Bear
valley and is back on Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S wagon as usual.
T. J. Bolton, clerk of the board of
supervisors. accompanied by his family,
spent Sunday at DEVILS canon.
Judge Utley OF Pasadena addressed a
large crowd on the silver question at the
corner Of Third and E streets Saturday
night.
The Buckeye club will meet tonight
at the residence of J. s. Clevenger, cor
ner First and Mt. Vernon streets.
Tom. l.. McFarlane and G. s. Davis
left at 10 O'Clock today for the north,
having charge of A. w. Brown and
James Maguiae, sentenced to San Quin.
ten for seven and two years, and W. D.
Robinson and John Robinson, commit
ted to Folsom for three and two years.
A young son of E. R. Critics had q
team run away with him today on D
street, but finally stopped them by
steering them into telegraph pole.
Miss Ella Ames of this city and Harry
Gates of Mystic, Conn.,, we're married
yesterday morning at $50 at the home
b. bv the the Rsu &. Afs' a. westsuburr Tn s''fiv H.
newly united couple will remain in this
city for two months.
The herald., 1893-07-25
HYLAND VS.. ROGERS.
The Case Before Judge Mckinley yes
terday.

The Case Before Judge Mckinley yes
terday.
The case of Mrs. M. B. Hyland against
Constable Rogers was tried before Judge
Mckinley yesterday, and resulted in the
paradine again in court of the domestic
troubles. which resulted in the divorce
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland. The case
arose out OF the attachment OF piano
belonging to Mrs. Hyland for medical
BILL. She brought suit against the con-
stable for claim and delivery. The trial
seemed to result more in testimony as
to the reputation OF the several parties
interested than anything else, and at
times it looked little squslly.
The defence put Mr.. Hyland on the
stand and his presence in the court room
disturbed Mrs. Hyland, who finally be-
came go excited that she hissed out to
her ex-husband, "You dirty liar" Then
she took a seat near the gate leading to
the lobby and evidently waited for
Hyland to come out.
Judge McKindra saw the movement
and quietly intimated to a deputy
sheriff that he would tolerate no trouble.
The officer went to Mrs. Hyland, took
her by the arm and removed her to
another part of the room, out of reach.
ing distance Of Mr.. Hyland. The bitter
feelings engendered by the divorce trial
in which Mr.. Hyland was granted de.
cree on the ground OF adultery cropped
out all through the case.
It was finally concluded and after ar
gument, was taken under advisement by
the court.
The herald., 1893-07-25
REDoNDo.

Shipping Arrivals aud Departures-Local
Affairs.
RHDoNDo BEACH, July 24.-The steam
ship Corona, Captain Hall, from the
north, reached Redondo port at 7:4t
this morning, landing LA tons of mer-
chandiae and 36 passengers. She was
soon out for the south, having shipped
II passengers hence to San Diego.
The steamer Los Angeles, Captain
Leland, got into port at 8 O'Clock last
evening, landing IL tons Of beams fol
eastern markets, returning north 81
10 80 p. m.
Nelson Perry, foreman on the wharf,
says Redondo broke all previous reccrde
on Saturday last, having handled 85C
tons of merchandise over the wharf on
that day, from and into steamers, with.
out counting the lumber and timber
discharged from the Governor Ames,
which was large for the day.
Mr.. s, Rryson is today experimenting
the discharge of the barkentine Port.
land of the timber and lumber destined
for the construction Of the Los Angeles
steel works.
A game OF IS inninga was played yes
terday at the Chautauqua grounds be.
tween the Presidents Baseball club ol
Redondo and the Los Angeles Grays, re-
sulting in q score OF to in favor of the
President's team.
The leading feature of the game was
Charley Brant's pitching, which proved
too utterly bewildering for the Gray
team.
Campers along the beach are rapidly
increasing. Since Friday last the fol.
lowing families have located their quar-
ters: w. H. Freer, Ell Monte; Mrs.
Mead and family, r. r. Hernandez and
family, w. B. Palmer and family, o. E.
Riley and two friends, f. Townsend and
family, Il. Havill and family, Los An
geles.
DR.. ]. A. Munk of Los Angeles spent
the day at Redondo yesterday, the guest
of Mr.. j. M. Brscewell.
John II. Peck OF North Main street,
Los Angeles. was q visitor at the beach
today.
George L. Conklin, special agent OF
the Examiner, was enjoying the SURF
and ocean breezes today.
Over 500 patrons of the Redondo bath
house was the record for yesterday.
Since the fare on the steam tug Peli-
Chu u6o D0ou IouuCou w poI CSAv tuo
Sunday excursion business has largely
increased. So much for popular prices.
Prof. Morrison of Pasadena has set up
on the eeplanade walk his Edison's g
latest improved phonograph, which is
freely patronized by the Redondo
people.
The deep.wat fish landed this morn
ing consisted of rock cod, barracuda,
sea bass and halibut, aggregating 1898
pounds, all forwarded to Los Angeles
and Santa Monica.
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Re-
dondo were A. L. Young, San Francisco
Miss M. Watson, Kansas City; ]. @,
Epperly. B. Vreeland. Los Angelas
Mrs. M. B. Narbonne, Gardner Mar
honne, Palo Verdes ranch; Mrs. E.
Lichtenbsrgsrs ssi Los Angeles; ~. L.
Dougall, Miss Minnie Everniskys Mrs.
Eva Speyer, nurse and child, Victoria,
B. q. ElN2 sssg susn ~ iselA s5eiqr
The herald., 1893-07-25
COMPTON.

Organization of Literary Society.
CoMProN, July 23.-The Compton Lit
erary society met at Sherer's hall. on
Saturday evening, for the purpose oi
electing officers. Mrs. G.. s. Stone was
chosen as president; Mr.. Emmert, vice.
president; w. I. Stevens, secretary
Albert Stevens, treasurer; Walter Alb.
bott, sergeant-at-arms. The subject
Resolved That Arizona Should Be Ad-
mitted Into the Union as State was
discussed, Messrs. Emmert and Gaines
representing the affirmative and Messrs.
Willetts and Greene the negative. The
discussion was we'll handled and inter-
esting. The judges decided in the af-
ffmative.
Alsrgs quantity OF barley ia being
shipped from this place.
The apricot crop in this locality is a
failure.
A movement has been started in
Compton against food waters.
A lot of 391a acres in the Rosencrans
tract, owned by ]. M. Seward, Las been
sold to L. M. Fullerton of Los Angeles
for $3400.
Rev. Charles Leach was q visitor to
the metropolis of Southern California
yesterday.