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The herald., 1893-05-13

the treatment given the other scholars
in that room.
Miguel Ereccs has presented $50 to
the Santa Ana fire department In token
OF his appreciation Of its services during
the burning OF his hay about three
weeks ago. a.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. r.. Benedict left for
Novsto Wednesday, having received q
telegram announcing the serious illness
OF their daughter. Mrs. Scott. Wednes-
day evening a telegram was received
here announcing her death. Mrs. Scott
formerly lived in Santa Ana.
w. II. Margins and W. II. Lehman
leave tomorrow morning for Nevada
Oity. where they 20 90 delegates TO the
Grand lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias OF
this state.
The erection OF two-etorv cottage at
Long Beach for w. B. Hervey will be
commenced next week by Robert Morse.
Mrs. M. A. Vandermuelen and daugh-
er will leave for the worlds fair and Q
visit to Detroit, Mich, In few days.
County surveyor Finley has been in
San Bernardino for day or two, for the
purpose OF obtaining the number OF
miles of railroad owned by the Santa Fe
company in each road and school dis
trict in our county, and comparing his
| figures with the company's report.
Mrs. T. B. Van Alstyne OF Tustin, as
sisted by Mrs. J. S. Rice, received yes
terday afternoon. The parlors OF hel
home were requisitely decorated with
smilax and sweet peas. Mrs. Var
| Alstyne's receptions are always delight
full.
DR.. J, E. Young was reported serious
ly ill Sunday, but news OF his improve
ment was received today.
Miss Ella Miller will lecture at thu
Bsptist church tomorrow afternoon OF
Women in the Orient.
James Griffith of Grand Forks arrived
in Santa Ana last evening.
The Unity Club social at the reHidenc
OF FL. HI. Roper last evening was
pleasant affair.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper of Fullerton
was pronounced insane and COMMITTEES
to the Stockton asylum this morning.
The Santa Ana Valley irrigation ditto
Is receiving it's regular spring cleaning
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SANTA MONICA.



Notes.
SANTA MONICA. May 12.-Tomorrow
saturday. the members of the chamber
OF commerce, etc., as the guests OF AS
sistant Passenger Agent J. M. Crawley,
visit the mammoth wharf where the San
Mateo is unloading, and on Sunday the
general public are invited with the
hourly passenger service between the
wharf and Santa Monica on Sunday it
will enable everyone to zee the vessel
and enjoy the portion Of the day at Santa
Monica proper.
Arrangements have been made to en-
terrain the various tents Of the knights
of the Macabees in Southern California,
who will come down on the 30th inst. !;
and under the guidance OF Charlie
White, who knows how to escort an ex-
| cursion, as we'll az take care of all Maca-
/ bees when in session, it will undoubt-
eddy be the largest excursion to any one
point eyer given at Santa Monica; those
| having the matter in charge being de-
termined to eclipse any tQrmer excur-
sion.
After inspecting the Southern Pacific
wharf, the guests will return to the
/ canon. where George Grimminger will
await the coming multitude and enter
tain them at his enlarged and mann
moth pavilion, the extension addition
being completed by that time. 1t Ii
now estimated that fully 5000 will conn
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Newly o
Ventura, who have been enjoying on
extended wedding tour, spent yesterda.
ct Santa Monica.
Capt. +. e. Lornfield and w. q. Hal
stead OF San Pedro we're at the Jackson
on Wednesday last.
IT. Fisher has been appointed In
spector at Port Los Angeles by the treas
ury department.
MD. Feathers is making extensiv
repairs and alterations at his Thir
street establishment.
Mrs. G. E. Pope of San Bernardino
at Hotel Jackson.
Mr.. A. Johnson, a wealthy capitals
Of Denver. COL, is the Fpst "a IL he l'
Hff0jtel jackson are Clarence Webb, +
! G. Slaughter, Dir. and Mrs. Lestol
: A. j. Reits, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woods, ]
G. Bainey, Los Angeles; 3. T. Eastman
Covina; 0. i. Ogles, Belleview, Ill.
Nelson, Denver, COL; Frank Faye
Springfield, Mo-. E. Mellin, Riverside
P. r. Small, San francisco; l. T. Weay
or, Kansas.
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REDLANDs.
New Notes from the Famous Infant
Wonder City.

New Notes from the Famous Infant
2 Wonder City.
REDLANDs, May 12.--The Facts of this
city is exercised over the action Of the
Riverside Press In stating that the city
OF Redlands was advertised for sale in
the Haly city paper. The facts has the
following to say about the affair sdi-
torislly
The Riverside Press has again raked
up the falsehood that Redlands city was
advertised in the Press in November,
1881. We can denounce it as false as
often as the Press can repeat 1t. II Mr..
Holmes will look up the record he win
find that acreage property was adver-
tised, and no town lots were for sale. for
the town WAS not plated until 1887.
Because the land existed and was ior
sale as acreage property. the Prose-
falsely states. and deliberately, because
its attention has been called to it be-
fore. that the town OF Redlands wat
founded In 1881. 1t dates the founding
OF the town from the sale of acreage
property, when 1t should date it from
the plating of the town.
NOTES.
/ F. Z. Hotchkiss 10 preparing to bullt
Moreno.
1 A. B. Jenner will spend the summer
at Moreno.
- m Mitchell departed yesterday fol
Inc Vile, u1oJffvx iss<rsfa ir,-.-~----.--.. :.
3. Drade left yesterday for an easter,
tour.
Mrs. Fairbanks and two daughter
left yesterday for Chicago TO witness the
| worlds fair.
]. 0. Riddle WAS q passenger to New
Haven, Conn, yesterday.
Another break has occurred in the
culvert on the crossing of Olive avenue
and Eureka street.
Miss J. Mott departed yesterday fol
visit to her old home in Canada.
Two disturbers of the peace got five
days each, while drunk was sentenced
to seven days imprisonment, yesterda,
in Justice Camps court.
The Redlands public school will givs
an entertainment at the Academy o
Music, May Goth, for the benefit of the
| public school library.
The boys brigade Melted about $8t
from their supper Wednesday evening
The money viii be applied to pay th.
company's expenses while camping a
Catalina this summer.
s. g. Randall and wife of Moreno are
preparing to visit the worlds fair al
Chicago. Mr.. Randall was one OF TIE
jury that convicted the anarchists In the
windy city, and like most OF the mem
bers of the jury, left the city for a few
years.
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addressed remarks Of welcome to the
assemblage.
Our President was eulogized by Q. J..
Brown.
The State was expected of Maj. 8. y.
Androus, but in his absence Y. M.
Stone filed place.
Our Government J. E. McOonas was
to have responded to, but being absent
was passed.
Other tossts we're: United States
Army, A. D. Father; United States
NAVY. Prof. Molyneaux, principal OF the
public schools The G.. A. R., Judge j.
A, Ovens; Pomona, J. d. II. Browne
The Gentlemen Of Pomona were passed
upon by Mrs. Emily 4. Brady The Mis-.
sion, Miss Anna Cason, as presldent o
the Eruisand Flower mission; President
Hoard Of City Trustees, Mayor Gallup
| Ihe Ladies', City Attorney W. A. Bell
The National Guard, Franklin CogSweiii
Military Discipline, Mai. j. A. Drimli
Rifle Practice, 0. j. Lorbeer; stare ano
Stripes, Geo. o. Brown.
The company boys indeed gave very
sumptuous banquet, thoroughly enjoyed
by all. Armory hell was taeteiuily nuns
with bunting and military emDlems
The young gentlemen in blue ana put
tons received their guests In the spacious
and beautiful quarters assigned In TIT
Odd Fellows building, after which TN
banqueters sojourned to the banque
hall. There 10 talk among our buslnes
men OF bRnqneting Pomona's aoidle
boys In the near future, in return Tor tn
hospitality they have 30 often extended
Mrs. L. d. Common returned today iron
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Ct. DR.. and Mrs. Burdick. Colorado
Springs; Mrs. L. B. johnson, Coldwater,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Stuart, Los
Angeles; Mrs. F. M. Uhler, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. @. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
G.. Partridge, Mrs. s. N. Swope, III. X.
swope, Philadelphia; Miss 8. A. Parrott,
Mrs. Henry Shapluck, Salem, Mass. /;
Miss Suaun Wyman, Miss Isabelle M.
Treat, Miss Charlotte Dickinson, Rox-
bury, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fairfield,
Saco, Me-; Mrs. @. e. Fates, Biddsford,
Me. Mrs. N. L. Storms, Mrs. III.
ID. Walker, Palestine Bridge, N. Y; DR..
and Mrs. e. Newhall, Miss Anna l..
Newhall, Lynn, Mass. Chas. III. Giles
pie, Miss Geo. Mitchell, East Orange,
N. r.; Mrs. G.. 4. Potts, Miss Carrie
Schafer, Richmond, Va; Mrs. M. =,
Hilton, Miss Maud Hilton. Lowell
Mass. Mrs. Mary G.. Partridge, Mise
Emarilla Partridge. Nyaek, N. y; Mrs
A. I'll. Breed, Miss Anna HI. Breed, Lynn
Mass Mr.. and Mrs. w. Switzer, shil-
lington, Pa. Mrs. Harriet E. Parsons
Rockport, Me-. Mrs. Sarah A. Spauld
ing, Lansdale, r. l.; Mrs. L. L. Grand
eenl, Cambridge, Masa.; James james
Guernsey, England; Geo. +. Simonds
South Acton, Mass; O. W. Smith, Der
| nv. N. Ill.
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NoRWALK.
A Large Creamery Business In That
Locality.

A Large Creamery Business In That
Locality.
NoRwALK, May 12.-rhe short dis
lance to Los Angeles and the facilities
for reaching that city places Norwslk in
an enviable position. With markets
right at their door, good soil, cheese
factory and creamery at hand makes
this locality farmers paradise. The
combination OF skill and machinery does
away in 9 great measure with the neceaz
sity OF individual or at least isolated
effort. The factory system OF handling
the milk relieves the farmers wife from
the drudgery of the chnrn and the care
Of the milk; besides this, the farmer is
sure OF good return for mis- labor, In
hard cash, also acts as an incentive to
improve his stock.
TO give come idea OF the amount of
| milk produced here, the cheese factory
| OF johnson & Lombard handle 300
| pounds OF milk daily, making from this
900 pounds of an extra fine cream cheese,
which finds ready sale to Wholesale deal
ers at Los Angeles. These gentlemen
ere now thinking seriously OF placing in
an additional vat, the two now In use
not being equal to the demands OF their
increasing business. !,
The creamery handles $4,000 poun d.
of milk daily. Mssers. Hsddock 4
Smith own and manage this business,
and have purchased an additional sep
aretor which will increase the capacity
to $4,000 pounds of milk daily. Th'
present output OF butter is $40 pound
daily, choice product that finds read
sale wherever known. This firm dis
tributes about $4,000 monthly-among tn
farmers OF this section, which soon find
it's way into circulation In the shape o
new buildings, improved stock, etc.
T.. E. Dolland of this place passed
successful examination as cadet to Wes
Point and expects his commission soon
Mr.. Dolland, father of E. p. Dolland
Ia having built fine residence On hi
ranch southeast of town.
Mrs. I. B.. Tabor is building nee
! cottage south Of the railroad.
The Knights OF Maccabees gave 60
cial Thursday night; several visitin
bretheren we're here from Los Angeles
A good time was had by all.
The w. r. @. will give one of thel
enjoyable pie socials at the G.. A. +
hall Saturday evening q fine time 10 al
tieipated.
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SANTA ANA.

RIversido County OfficlaIs Learning the
Ropes--A Wedding.
SANTA ANA, May 12.--Three OF the
newly elected officers of Riverside eoun-
ty-A. J. Condee, county clerk, and M
Estudillo, deputy clerk; G: w. Fox,
auditor, and II. J. Gruewel, recorder
we're in Santa Ana yesterday and today,
investigating Orange county's system Of
bookkeeping and general government
They found everything here in good
shape, and extended thanks for the
courtesy shown them by our county Of
Ecials. They went to San Diego today.
A WEDDING.
A very pretty wedding ceremony was
witnessed last evening at the home OF
Rev. W. L. White, when his daughter
Miss Emma, was united in marriage
With Chas. A. Hamaker. Rev. James
Healey OBLIGATED. Only relatives and
intimate friends were present at the
wedding. A bountiful wedding feast
was partaken of after the ceremony.
NoTEs.
The prune and apple crops will be
good in Orange county this year.
Mrs.J. B. Wilbur OF Riverside is Wis
iting Mrs. D. Heller.
The city board OF education ia exam-
ming Miss Crew this afternoon on a
charge preferred by Mrs. w. 7. Reed
stating that her son was not permitted
to recite with his class and was not
treated as the other children were. n
is probably that the child did not merit
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New Business ButIdiHes-The Wharf
Celebration.


New Business BuiIdings-Ths Wharf
Celebration.
LONG BEACH, May 1.-TWO fine bust :
mesa buildings are being erected on Pine
street and are now almost completed
they are already rented and will be &C.
eupied as soon as finished.
The Accommodations will be far better
this season at Long Beach for families
spending the summer months, than
ever before as the hotels are enlarged
considerably, and great many new
cottages have been built lately, there
are also quite q number OF new business
firms here this season and people can
get anything they want at the stores,
without burdening themselves with
bundles from Los Angeles. The prices
compare favorsbly with those at home
and those coming to Long Beach will
find it no more expensiv5to live here
than in Los Angeles.
At the citizens meeting last night to
arrange for the celebration at the COM
pletion of the new wharf number OF
committees were appointed and the af-
fair is being conducted in manner
that shows that our citizens intend to
make it q success, and as there will be
considerable expence attached it de-
monatrates the fact that there Ia good
deal of snap and enterprise among our
business men that is highly commend
able.
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REDoNDo.
Shipping Arrivals aud Departures-He-
toll Arrivals.

| Shipping Arrivals aud Departures-Ho-
toll Arrivals.
REDoSDo BEACH. May 1.-THE steam,
er Los Angeles, Captain Leland, will ar.
rive late this afternoon from Newport
and on her departure for the north at
6 so p. m. will take out 1900 sacks Of
barley and 81 tons of merchandise and q
good passenger list for San Francisco.
The steamer Noyo. from Fort Bragg,
with cargo Of railroad ties, is due TO ar.
rive today.
Captain Rice with party were out m
the yacht Phoenix this morning and re-
turned at noen with 800 pounds OF barra-
cuda and yellowtail.
Mrs. Velsir is erecting booth adjoin-
ing the band stand, between the bath
house and the casino, to be used as a
confectionery and toy store. The lcca-
tion is good one, opening onto the es-
planade walk, which runs along the
front between the wharf and the bath
house.
Mr.. j. M. Wiekersham, an eastern
tourist, has taken apartments at Martin
villa.
Mr.. John Upton and wife of San B err
nsrdino are domiciIed at Martin villa.
Mrs. E. Bsssett left her home at
Martin villa this morning, for visit OF
several days at Oceanside.
DIR. n. j. Auberly arrived yesterday
from Monrovia, and ia overrun with
patients at his rooms 10 Martin villa.
Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Elliott have re-
sumed their apartments in Martin villa.
Mr.. Joseph Odwarker OF Los Angeles
today purchased the Herbert property
on La Alameda street. front lots and 6
in block 200. These lots are very valu.
able on which are several buildings, all
paying good rentals, but Mr.. Odwarker
ccntemplates some fine improvements
of a substantial character at an early
date. The deal wss made through the
medium OF Mr.. +. /. Chase, the real
estate agent.
Mrs. E. o. Drown presented her hus-
band with fine nine-pound boy baby
this morning, and both mother and son
are doing well st last accounts.
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Re-
dondo were: e. p. Lott. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. M. Fletcher. Lawrence Durham,
New York; L. S. Haslsm, Stamford,
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of 800 each. The actual stock SUD-
scribed amounts to $500, 400. The prin-
cipal place OF business will be Red
lands.
Articles of Incorporation OF the Red
lands Orange Growers association were
also filed with the county clerk for rec,
ord today. The capital stock 10 placed
at $1,000, OF which " has been sub
scribed.
One Of the largest corporations char
tered in Southern California filed arti
Giles today with the county clerk. The
company will be known as the CONSOLE
dated Reservoir and Power company
The principal place OF business will b
Redlands, and the capital stock amounts
to 81 .OOO. 900, of which 5000 has already
been subscribed. Dillon O. Willoughby
OF New York, r. p. Brown, r. E. Arch
or, @. E. Tish and B. o. Johnson ar
named as directors.
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POMONA.

fne National Gunrdsmen Give Notable
Banquet-BrevItles.
POMONA, May 1.-the scenes attend
ant upon the banquet given by the mill.
tsry boys last evening were brilliant and
animated. The affair was attended by
about 400 guests, and they didn't dis
perae until full midnight Spsechlmak.
Ing was part OF the programme, and
toasts were responded to for the occas-
siony
Five long tables, the full length of
Asmory hall, adorned the scene and
groaned under the loads devolved upon
them.
g. II. Rarshall, as toast-master, pre-.
sided during the supper.
Capt. w. 0. WEIGH of the company
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The herald., 1893-05-13
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FOR CLEANLINESS and good cooking 20 to
the New York Lunch and Ice Cream Parlors in
The Bryson block. MRS. L. A. HAMMOND,
Prop
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lataat xai1 cures os,,tarr,iv wnr, stv n,
the United States containing 5000 inhabitants
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:. Pasadena ONCE OF the HERALD, No z North
Fair oaks ayenue. Advertisements and sub
scriptions received
KERCH0FF- GUNNER Mill aud Lumber Co.
corner Broadway and Kansas street,
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We're not waiting for the bats and
moles, but for men and women who
have eyes and use them, who have
brains and reason! There's new world
for suffering and sickly as they
are-a new world created from the brain
of skillfui physician discovery-the
"Golden Medical Discovery"
Years ago DR.. Pierce found out that
the secret of scrofula, bronchial, throat
and lung trouble lay-in the beginning
at least in impure blood and the weak
tone of the system that the way to cure
these effects was to remove the cause,
that human nature being the same, the
same results might be looked for innearly
all cases. So confident was he that the
exceptions were uncommon that he took
the risk of giving the medicine to those
it didn't benefit for nothing, and the re-
suits have proved that he was right.
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wait whitman Reunions.

CAMDEN, Jan 5.-A large number of
the friends of the late Walt Whitman,
including several literary lights, met
today at the residence of Lawyer Thomas
B. Harmed, and decided to form Walt
Whitman Reunion Association. 1t was
announced that over $500 had been con-
tributed for the purchase. endowment
and preservation of the famous two
story house on Mickle street, where
most of the literary work of the poet
philosopher was done. Two thousand
dollars more is to be raised.
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