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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-21
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gen, tvet6e er bel benz 1lnfaa nit ieis
mem 6ubriperf erlitt, am Donnerfag
Na9mittag 5 ubr erIegen. Sen Mbeu6
norber fob Ct nod i'm StubIe nit sers
burtbenem &opfe, fpra9 nit ben Sell
Melt lnb einiger i'm befunenben
6rsun0en unb flagte ,1nr iiber geIez
etntltte8 MeiBett ailf Der einer Settle
les RDpfes, iDas, tpte er 3uberiGtli1
bebauptete, balb boriiber geben tperbe.
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unllg, bab fein gnbe bebprfebe.
G. Bogner mar Der eigentIide Better
bet Dre6slerfirna @agner Dros. Die
fuiI9en, iinternebmen6er, in ibreut
SADIE eefdidten M1nner etablirten fid
Dor pier3ebn Sabren, bra9ten burd
6lejb ibr @ef1dft boraft uub erlangter
einer getuiRen Woblffanb. Die nit
Dantpf betriebene Gabrif bebnte fi1
INNER imebr aus, Der STUFF 6erfeIben
mar fttt etabIirt nnb bic gtgenthiimer,
wel9e bic erfien fdueren Sabre bes
&aulpfe8 UNI bic eTiften5 mutbig iibers
faJbeR batten, fonnte1 Der 3utunft
tabig ettgegeufeben. Nus feiner aes
lderten Steaung, mitten aus Der Mrs
bet berai8 NIB TN beffen Mannesalter
aebenb-@eorg Wagner bate bas IS.
Nebensiobr 5uridgelegt-pirb er nun
'pi6tli9 6ur@ ben unerbittIiGen Sob
bef0u8geriHert. Waguer mar Elm tbds
tioea 9litglieb bieler Wereine 1tnb aabls
'rei6e GreunDe bebauern fem friibaeitis
sts Mblebem. Mm 2ei9enbeg6rgniB
ptrben ft9 Der 9urnnerein, Bic Ser
u~taunaf6bue, Knights and Ladies' of
Honor, Der Mdnner<@ eiangperejn &C.
betbeiIieen.
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tn 8en8beim an Der @ergfraBe gebos
rem, Gr tam 5u Oaern 1872 In Seras
an. 83iuei Sabre lang farr1te er NIT
teine1l Briber In BIaaco gountp.
SIN Sabre 1879 fam er nod San Nns
tpniO, mo er fpglei9 bas @ef4dft in
Der DRsQouifonsG traBe anfing. SIN
sabre 1883 berbeiratbete er fid nit
Trl. gtiIe S@err. Der Che entfammt=
ten 2 Qinber, bon bener iebo6 5 tuies
Der 5tarben. grft am 5. 6iefes Monats
farb eir &uabe bon 8 Jabren.
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&leiberitofe.

80 3oa feline Sateens su % @ents, tpeIde
anbsre ~ 30 nnb So gents b~ertaufem.
100 Stide SOB" ertra BRETT semufterte
unb gebliimte 2ama Suitinss 3u i2R gts.
Die Yarb. 8uroen ME unter IS Gts. berfauft.
4 &,1ten grtra analttat aeitreifte plaid
and checked Ginsbams, eetpDbnlid Der.
fauft gu 10 bis 12I Sent. timer Gpeaial.
Srets s Gent bic 9arb.
l Site impprtirte 3epbir @~insbams, Der,
tanft 81 Is Gents. Soa pertb % gents Der
Yarb. groben tperben ausseididt.
38 Spu @oaene Gufbmires unb Senriettas
IN q Srnbiabrs s5arben. TIMER greis 25-
35 Gents pertb Elm 9rtttel mebr.
Glesante letdtipplene StoFe tn ieber Sarbe
fir Straben< unb &eiie.& oitGme 5o-75 Cts.
per Yarb.
Sober eetpiini4te @eldmad fir Sic sailon
TT tn n~ttleren eleaanten 9enriettas u,tb leids
ten .Serses BON so Gents bis gu $1.25 per
yarb repraientirt. sabt Proben fommer.
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Die Gummtb.9 pmmtfT6re tn Mmelage.
auftaaN ber{ett.

Die Gpmmtb.a pmmifIare tn Mmelage.
5aftanN rerfett.
Die @ranb Surp bat ibren 8eri6t
eingereiGt unb bic @ountp : @ommiE
f6re, @m- 86rner, Better Sonas,
6raut umfdefb unb 5. 6. DmDer, ios
ME ben Mrditetten &iIeo @orbo11 nee
gen rngefeBli9er @%erpenbuag bon
@eibern unb beabi9tigter 8ef9mimz
belung bes @ouutp in Mnflageauitanb
berleBt.
&c tuirb ben gountp : aommiKdren
unb benz Nrditetten bes County, gomrt>
bauieS gum @ormurf gen1a9t, baB fie
luerf Mnsebote fur bic Musgrabung
be8 Junbamett8 einforberten, biefels
ben ban1 3uriidmieiem, bic Nrbeit beimt
2agelobn ausgaben unb babur9 Der
@ountptafe einen gerlnf bon $4,000
bereiteteu.
6erter, bab bic gpnntps aommif1re
BEN Mr9itefteu @orbon $4,000 arss
bsablten, tuo5u er nt1t bere6tigt 1T;
tudbreto Der getrag. uel1er Inn Bel
Der ebentuelIen Gertigitelung bes @es
b6toes aufomn,t unb be3ablt perben
uaus, ridt 5u ermitteln lit.
es tpirb bebauptet, baB bic 8erd1=
bertug beS Original > @ontroftes pors
gtllu1lriei uurbe In Der Mbfidt, bas
@ountn J5u bef@uinbeIn.
Die @ountp ; 9ommiFdre purben
nerbaftet tnb ebenfo tpie Der Mr9itett
9orbo1 fe unter $4,000 8trgf9aft
geifeIt.
Sic perlangten, bab ibre Gdae uns
ber3itgli9 aur 8erbanbInng gebra6t
iuerbea, ipos %permutbli6 ttd9fte Wo9e
eel@ebeH tuirb.
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SIN Sale Sbr 9emben, unter<
seug ober Soilette : Nrtifel au faufen
winf6t, ipre6t bel panepat &
g nj n Dor, ebe Sbr anbersmo fault.
Sbr Gins olarz 6emb, bic Is Gents
Strhmpfe nnb bas nnter5eug gu so
Gents finb bic allerbelten i'm Marfte
unb f6nnen nirgenbmo iibertrohen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-21

0sxmsetseafbnans . llebertra8mmaem.
nm. unb glife 2oren3en an Sobn
9bomien, Grunbftaf an 0afstas
GtraBe, 1920.
g. 8. @eeb on Wm. 9obromplsti
unb 6. %. Wiltens, Grunbftid on
3seIsG traSe, 5000.
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]e I'm erer Bargains:
Qeinenselta uub Siidaehede.

@rober Borratb BON beutitem unb irifdem
2einen3eus, sebIeihte unb i~atinirte Damait=
Sti4gepede BON IS Gents Bis 81 80 per 9arb.
allies 9einenSeus, bas mir n~erfanfen, 1T
bireft bon nts tmpprtirt, tpoburh MIR uns
gu ben aiebrisiten 9reiien bic beften Daaren
iihern.
8eipnbers gu empfebIen 100 Dubenb gan3s
leinene srobe Sudabad- 5anbtider, bic ionft
gu 10 Gents ~perfanft iuerben, 81 ,,ur IL @tS.
baS Stif.
geod sr5bere unb beisre Sanbtiifer au l6
@ts. une 20 Cts, unc belonbers tpertbppa
bic leinenen Sanbtiider BON 22X44 fir muir
% Gents, a%nitatt fonft 80 Gents.
Serbtetten gu rebueirten BreiIen. Sers
bietten nit Sri MEN gu So @ts. unb 80 Cts.
sas 9utenb. @r,be uDoplies" nit 8ranien
gu Is @ts. i1ub 81 bas Dusenb. Dameit.
Serbietten IS @tDbe IS Gts. Bis $l.75 bas
9utenb. "a (pone @r6se) san3leinen eebIeiGte
9amoits Serpietten BON $l-3.75 bas Dutenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-21

GpoleD's 6esifter, go. % aIamo
pla5a bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten gemii6ten Sc
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausgesei9nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarrem
unb tets frii6es Bier. Ser @iaentbii=
mer, Soc @Oolep, beritebt feiu &efddft.
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GIsif9er, 6ouftonsS s e.
2iefert baS boraisli6fe @inb=, S6afs
unb S9meinefeif6. @pe3ialitd!:
Sunges &albfleii d. Ollie Sors
ten BON Wurf.
8eftelungen tperben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abseliefert.
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Sebes Sabr ssbrau9e ia resels
alabie jur 8lutreinigung Or. Muguf
e5uie's pambureer 9rOpfen; fe bell
fen fets.-@Oitlieb aonatb, 392 QDeGIs
Apenne, @o9efer, R. D..
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Sn 9item finbet Sbr ftets bas
bette unb mobernfte Der renommirtes
ten Gabriten mie Dunlap, anor unb
Stetion bel pancoaf & Sobn.
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3enfier, go Sabre, NIT arosem WermSaen,
beppbnt etsensS SauS, minI6t brapes Wfdb6en Su
betratben. Oferten erbeten unter rB prtuna al @erz
lasSanNalt, IS CAT 8. StraBe, Rem Yprf.
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Carr Mppo 60. berfauft grenns
hpt33u$ s.. IS unb DfenboIs 5u $3.50 per
@orb, gegen 8aarsabluug abseliefert.
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9rosarteer gorratb BON TrA Ting 3 s8aar rem lit iebt fir Sure gefbtioun
le9t. gr fdbren nr @aaren erfer &Iahe. Die mir unren &nnbsm germ empkhIen t
The herald., 1893-11-11

Of the Arcadian abode OF pleasure He was
sun pRrlot and the beautiful dining room, with
superb ocean view.
II. +. Rile, the local Photographic artist, has
two fine photos 14xl7 on exhibition In Mrs.
L. =. Hubbel,s window, one of Miraman. the
residence OF Senator Jones, and the other
view down Ocean avenue from Utah avenue.
They are handsome enough for any mans
parior.
sumner P. Hunt, the architect Of the South
spent Thursday at the City by the Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Silent have rented the
Vail cottage for the winter.
The board OF trustees have passed an ordi-
nance establishing the Office Of city and Town
engineer.
The are company has been allowed to order
FIRE rubber suits by our city fathers.
The librarian OF our free library, which Ia
the pride of all, has made the following report
lO4e; reading room issue, 20: total number Of
volumes In library, 2140: total membership
334: total registration, 532. The library Is
lighted now by electricity, and every magazine
and periodical is In the free reading room.
The Jones interest has kindly let the polo
club have the use of an SO-foot wild strip thus
making the clubs grounds 4U0x600-much
better for play.
Joseph Purcell, VIM. Lewis, D. A. Menden.
hall, John 7. Harris, d. A. Vanderyoort and
Hugh McCfum OF San Francisco have Joined
cadia.
Mrs. ]. r. Dunkelberger and Miss Josephine
Dunkelbereer OF Los Angeles are registered at
tho Arcadia.
Mrs. H. NJ. Harvey OF sacramento 10 delight
iully situated at Hotel Arcadia.
The herald., 1893-11-11
LA BALLoNA.
Pleasant Points from a Thriving Locs
ity-G00d Schools.

FieesanL fOints from q thriving Local
tty-G00d Schools.
LA BALLoNA, Nov. 1O.-A HERALD reporter
had very delightful.rids through the rich and
thriving La Ballona township which adjoins
the seaside city of Santa Monica, on Thursday
lsst. and found every farm in thriving condi-
ton, The corn crop through the entire district
is an Immense one and entirely satisfactory,
and those favored with irrigable land are now
cutting their seventh crop OF alfalfa this year,
1t being large one, too.
Fruit trees OF every kind are looking fine, the
growth OF the past year being remarkable, es-
pecially Is this the case with walnuts. ON Mr.
Henry Schimeps ranch, only two years old /,
tees bore this year, and the samples presented
were superior in size and flavor.
Mr. Le Long is making wine there of superior
quai1ty, while the citJus crop this year will be
large one and of superb quality, there being
mans 10 acres in lemons being especially fne
A number of new residences have been COM
pieted recently and more are on the way,
among thom being Mrs Sandfords residence
on her lS0-acre ranch, Nj. Vim McLaughlin's
residence, Mr.: Eugene Boyes' and Mr.. higgins
residences. The BallonA people complain OF
the Times crediting all the new bui dngs here
to The Palms, say .ng it is as case OF the tail
trying to wag the dog.
Properly is advancing and very little of 1t is
op the market, which speaks volumes for the
place.
While on the rounds INQUIRIES were mado
nbcue the schools. ior they are the true index
of y 0Ommunity'a character. They were found
in drst-class condition, with good attendance
and excel. .ent teachers.
The herald., 1893-11-11
SAN BERNARDINo.

A Smooth Young Man win
ter Fair Assistance.
SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 10-For some time
past smooth young man, giving the name of
A. w. Hall, has been in this city organizing
lodge called the Order OF United American
Mechanics. He would talk the young society
gentlemen into going into the order and take
their names, after they paid him So. instead OF
SIS that the rules OF the lodge call for. Time
passed rapidly and no order was instituted
some of the dupes became suspicious and
wrote to Los Angeles, when they received the
mans history.
He soon found out the cause of the coolness
ried departnre-Eo hurried, In fact, that he
overlooked lodging bill at the old St charles
where he has been stopping since arriving in
The proprietor swore out warrant for his
arrest. and Constable F. J. Wholey took The
smooth young man into custody at Riverside.
he was brought back at noon today and de-
posted his watch and badge to secure the bill,
and paid the costs OF The court. 1t il rumored
that another ,t M complaint will be made against
charge OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
To,AssIsT THE MIDwINTER FAIR.
Tomorrow District Attorney oster will go to
Los Angeles to consult with District Attorney
Dillon and the legal advisors of other Southern
California counties relative to county appro-
priation OF money for the midwinter fsfr. The
commissioners of Los Angeles county have ap.
rlied to the supervisors OF tnat county for $10.-
600, and the supervisors Of this county have
set aside $1,000, but wish to get the opinions of
all the county legal advisors before turning the
same over to the commissioners.
BRIEFS
W. r. Porter is home from the east.
Col. and Mrs. Eggers entertained number of
friends last evening.
John Breden, Jr., OF this city was married on
the 18th ult. at Ottawa, Canada. to Miss Helen
Marley. r+
Alex Bush is on trial in department one OF
the superior court on charge of burglary.
Judgment was renoefed against the Bear val
ley company in favor OF Ham Bros. in depart
mems two today. The amount involved Is
about $500, and was order accepted for sup
plies to contractors. A stay of execution for
20 days was granted.
y. X. scnemerhorn's shop on Court street was
broken open last evening and some tools re-
moved.
The Republicans will celebrate their victory
tomorrow night, as they did not secure speak
ers last evening.
George Boyd and v. G. Baker today filed with
the county recorder notice of the location OF
1000 inches of water tributary to Lytle creek.
The water claimed Is to be diverted aud used
on lands between San Bernardino and Pomona.
The herald., 1893-11-11
PASADENA.
Midnight BurgIary-News Notes and
PersOnala.

A Midnight BurgIary-Nows Notes and
Personals.
PASADENA, Nov. 10. yesterday a family
from Santa Monica moved into the NJ. e. par
sonsge, bringing numberof boxes of house
hold goods, which were piled up at the back
door and lett all mig mt, it being too late to I'M
pnck them.
During the night some of the family heard a
wagon drive up to the back door, but thought
noLaing of 1t until the next morning, whcH ii
was found that some one had coolly carried of
one OF the boxes, which was filed with yaiun-
bio bric-a-brac and pictures. The police have
been notified and will more than likely have
the guilty party in the tolls of the law before
The nerve OF the fellow. whoever hs was. ia
worthy OF admiration, and the only wonder is
that he left anything
NOTES.
Mrs W. L. VAIL who has b. en- quite i'll, is
now Improving rapidly.
E. II. Hurlbut and family are expected home
from Chicago in fe " days
Leave. your orde-s for Sunday ice cream at
\ Hutchins. M r
The bslioon ascension for Saturday ia off for
lack OF subscriptions.
Ths estate Of the late James w. scoyille
wn,en mas neen y, ADMITTED % to probate, rs valued
Brose Monahan, who has been employed at
the worlds tair this summer, IL expected home
nt drunk and disorderly arrested by Con-
stable Noteworthy, paid fine OF T5 in Justice
luWrence'S court TINS morning.
ID. ". Gibbs of Los Angeles enriched the city
treasury the amonnt of 83 tni, rfterroop Tor
the privilege of riding on the sidewalk con :
trary to the city ordinance.
v. u Hoga Doom. well known in newspaper
circleE in Southern California has cullnecred
himself with the Crown Vista .as associate
editor y
Mr.. Spaulding gave lecture upon Phillips
Brooks at the M. e. rab.rnpce last evening, 70
very small audience. The lenture was good.
but lhck OF intelligent advertising caused the
poor attendance.
Work Ia progressing rapidly on the Green
kctei A number of servants are expected to
&rrsve from Chicago in few days, when the
old porion.of the hotel viii be put in condi.
tion for receiving guests.
large number or Pasadena legal ligEts will
\ B ,r association la Los Angeles tomorrow, when
some actl0u Will hc taken 10 indorsn cpndi-
dAte Tor the vacancy on the superior bench
The death of Mrs. Lucy j.. pfentiss, wife OF
GeofRe X. Preptlss, took place this morning at
her home IN this city after long and painful
fitness.
Deceased had large circle of friends and
The herald., 1893-11-11
NIT. LOWE RAILWAY.
M IN EFFECT OCTOBER 18, 1898

Rubio Canon via Leave Rubio Canon
Terminal Railway. for Los Angeles.
BOO a. m. daily 9:40 a. NJ daily.
1.26 p m, Sat. Il Sun. 2:Q5 p. IN. Sst Il sun.
400 pm. daily 4:4o p. m. daily
The incline cars will run between Rubio
canon and Echo mountain Is minutes after
the arrival of each train. Beyond Echo noun
tain are 90 miles of the finest bride road to be
.found in any part of the world, on which the
grandest scenery that can be found on the
globe is At hand at every turn
On the summit of Rcho mountain saddle ami
mails are always in waiting, with competent
guides to convey parties through Castle canon,
Grand ca non and Crystal springs to Mt., Lowe
and the highest peaks visible from Pasadena
ROUSD TRIP RATES
Los Angccs 10 Rubio canon, S1; to Echo
Pasadena % Kubio canon. 65 cents; to Echo
mountain, So 35.
Altadena Junction to Rubio canon, 40 cents;
to Echo mountain, ~.
Saddle ANIMALS from Echo mountain to Mt.
Lowe,$2. D. H. BURKS,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent stimson
block, Spring and Third Streets Los Angeles.
General offices, Grand Opera House block.
Pasadena, Cal. rs. G. LOWk,
President and Gene al Manager.
J. T. WHREDON, Traffic Manager. TIA
The herald., 1893-11-11

relatives, to whom the news of her death
comes ae a sad blow.
The funeral services will be held from the
noon at 2 O'Clock.
Terry Conley, the belligerent pavior. waz
found guilty OF punching ihe head OF fellow
workman by. Justice Merriam, this morning
and sentenced to Ave days In the county jail oI
$40 cash. He took the jail and kept hii
Rev J. W. Phelps, former pastor Of the M.
II. church here. will leave the frat of the week
for Alabama where he goes on account of his
health.
The Alhambra Athletic club will give field
day on. December I'd, which will at tract many
from this city. The programme includes bicy
Pasadena has been selected as the next meet
ing place for the PomoIogioal society Of South
erJ California.
A meeting of the Society of Maids and Batch
elors was held last evening at the hom of Mis-
Wagner, on Houth Fair oaks pleasant even
ing was enjoyed and the following officers
elected for the ensuing term. President, Mr.
Dawes: vice president, Miss Brooks; secretary
and treasury. Miss Wagner.
The herald., 1893-11-11
POMONA.
News Items and Pleasant Personal Men
Tim.

News Items and Pleasant Personal Mem
tion.
POMONA, Nov, 10.--The colored people OF this
community are now endeavoring to get up a
sufficient subscription fund to enable them to
erect q chnrch for the use Of their race and its
especial beneft.
Mrs. L. o. Breeden's home, recently vacated
by her, is now occupied by family of winter
tourists just arrived.
Mrs. harry Beaton has gotten back home
from her visit to the east,
This agency 10 thinking of establishing a
central distributing box either at the Kingsley
school house or some other convenient location
on that tract
As Mr.. Pierce will hold services at Chino on
next sunday, Mrs. Pierce will fill the unitari
an pulpit on that day in McComas h all at IL
q. M
The tracks about our depot are being put in
good shape by the section men.
A .teanta Ana" is blowing east of us today.
1t Is about time to hear the location OF the
postoffice decision. 10, eIhaps. no secret to
some now.
Next week will be one of numerous enter.
tainments. The young ladies of the Fruit and
Flower mission. the Foresters, the bread and
tea OF the Ladies' Aid society of the Universal.
list society, ald perhaps one or two more.
Tewcl @. Thomas has been transferred from
his tern porarS position at Azusa to his former
place here with the KerckhofCuzner Lumber
company.
The herald., 1893-11-11
RIVERSIDE.
Some Chinese Say They Will Register
Others Want to Leave.

some Chinese Say They VIII Register;
Others w ant to Leave.
RIVERSIDE, Nov. 1O.-The Chinese in this
city say that they will register If given another
chance They say there are few who with to
return to their native land and they will not
register for the purpose OF saving return pas
sage. Manv Of the heathen are working the
merchant dodge, as the following from the
The Chinese iully understand the advan-
tsges OF being . merchant. This is proved BY
town there are more partners than there is
room for them to turn about in the establish
partner business. SAID it was al right. for sn a
good many men put In few dollars each and
the capital thus secured was invested in u
shares IN stores % shs % unisamsn hsid sta but
small shares; that was the difference between
the races in doing business. Being asked ii
to heat the labor clause Of the law, the answer
was an emphatier'No.14 Chinese stores, it was
said, had always been conducted that way,
long before the q. exclusion Or Gesry laws were
Most 81 them are oi ths opinion that the pho.
tograph clause Of the amendment IL no good.
They say that is just like a wart on an animal,
and could be evaded by Chinese who were
smart.
Mrs. j. P. Jones of Elsinore is the guest OF
Mrs II. 8. Beaman.
Mrs. Sherwood entertained the whist club
yesterday.
Mrs. and Miss Milice and Mrs. Gill returned
yesterday from the east.
w. J. Hunsaker, solicitor for the Southern
California Railway company, was u city visitor
yesterday.
The fire department held their regular month
ly drill.
H. A. Knapp has flied a mechanics lien on
| the new buildings in Chinatown,
The Riverside wheeimen are seriously think
Ing Of holding race meeting on Thanksgiving
day.
! The Morning Enterprise seems to have tor
| place in the passage of pencils with the Even
| ing Press
A. Brundage was arrested yesterday for NAL
| iciously killing chickens belonging to A. Be
| larde, aud will have hearing in court today
Two more tram were sent to jail for two
The herald., 1893-11-11
COMPTON.
A Missing Girl Causes Much Alarm. but
Turns Up Safely.

A Missing Girl Causes Much Alarm. but
Turns Up Safely.
COMPTON, Nov. 10.- Preparations are com
plete for the special programme to be given al
Clearwater tomorrow evening by the Colum
bian society of Compton.
A. @. Lee has returned from visit to River
side.
John Malcolm has gone to Puente to look at 8
ranch he con.emplates moving on ia the neal
future.
One evening during the first part Of the week
some ''windOw-smashing Jack" demolished
several panes OF glass in the front of Joseph
Santougue's saloon, and, as ID peculiar to his
kind, quietly slid away In the dark, unde-
tected.
Judge Carnes had the satisfaction of having
his judgment affirmed in the Haylock- Has bell
case by the court above.
Many farmers are engaged in gathering their
pumpkins
The social at Mrs. Browns this evening will
undoubtedlp be well attended.
wednesday evening II was reported that a
daughter of MIR. Bra.hear as missing. 1t was
feared that the little RI had met with some
accident or foul play so q search party was or
ganized, but before they hsd left word came
that she was safe at home ana that she had bui
wandersd from her way, which caused the de-
lay in cOmi ng home
The herald., 1893-11-11
SANTA MONICA.
Southern Pacific Improvements-News
and Persannl.

EOutHeru FHclHU ImprOVement0-NeW
anf Persaunl.
SANTA MONICA, Nov. I0.-The Southern Pa.
cifc ~ constantly improving the park between
the two depots and aires ady it presents pleas.
lug appearance.
Mine host Rtnehart is also constantly adding
to the Arcadia park, and has ordered mum her
OF the ch uiest plants and hrups for the center
bed, which has been rcmodeled,
Nonr correspondent had q mort interesting
ha hour conversation with q German tourisS
who iuuched at our ptincely hotel, who was
more Than enthusiastic over the beauties Of the
that while he mad in his travels seen larger no.
leIs, none were better run and few the eurals
The herald., 1893-11-11
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