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The herald., 1893-10-20
SAN BERNARDINO.
Irrigation Delegates Enjoy Themselves
Local Affairs.

Irrigation Delegates Enjoy Themselves.
Local Affairs.
San BERNARDINo, Oct. 1g.-This morn
ing at o'clock a large delegation Of ir.
rigationists who had been invited to
view the water system in this county
araived on the train from Riverside and
and were met at the depot by a commit
tee Of prominent citizens in carriages
and driven through the principal streets
OF the city. They were then taken out
Highland avenue, and upon reaching
Harlem springs a bountiful lunch war
served, after which they were shown the
artesian belt in this vicinity. This
evening they will be driven to Redlands,
where they will remain till tomorrow
afternoon, when they will return to Los
Angeles.
In the party were the following gen.
tlemen and ladies: Thomas Williams
Philsdelph Mr.. and Mrs; A. j, ], Dres,
Salt Lake City; g. Mulholland, fnde.
pendence, Call; J. S. Emory. Lawrence,
Kan. G. r. Moses, Great Bend. Kan.
d. @. Henney, San Francisco: F. Nc
Neir, Citrus, Call; d. Golovneen, st.
Petersburg, Russia Gov. and Mrs. r.
@. Powers, Phoenix, Ariz.; Leon Phil
lippe, Rene Leiebvre. Leon de Montgol.
fer, Paris, France; j. Ramon de Ybor-
rola, City OF Mexico; Col. r. J. Hinton,
New York; Willard +. Allen, Illinois I;
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Comstock, Tucson,
Ariz.; ]. s. jenkins, San Francisco; J..
f. Rocho, Denver, Colo.; J.. e, Jones,
Carson City, New; Alex Bruce, New
South Wales, and DR.. Van Norden. Yuba,
Cal.
Judge Geo. E. Otis has sold his his 3d.
acre tract OF land near Redlands, fsr
$4,000.
DIR. w. r.. Hayden, q physician of
Bedford Springs, Mass, accompanied by
his wife, Ia in the city.
Frank A. Miner of the Cotton Fruit
company, returned today from Chicago.
f. M. Akers had Valentine Reihle
arrested last night for assault with q
deadly weapon.
The Maccabees' ball at Armory hall
tomorrow evening promises to be one of
more than usual enjoyment.
The city teachers are in session this
afternoon at the High school building.
The city trustees met yesterday after
noon to approve the Specifications for
bids for lighting the city from November
10Th next. The bids win be advertised
for by the clerk. One firm from Chicago
will bid for the privilege.
John Stewart WAS sentenced to three
months in San Quintin for selling liquor
to Indians, this morning by the superior
court.
Howard Wilson. accompanied by his
wife and son, left today for Omaha.
Our citizens are awaiting the action
OF the commissioners who are in session
today in Los Angeles to determine some
action for the coming midwinter fair.
The herald., 1893-10-20
DoWNEY.
Rain Not Wanted - Local Affairs o
Note.

Rain Not Wanted - Local Affairs OF
Note.
DowNEY, Oct. 19.-Some appearance
of rain clouds hang ominously around,
with very little sunshine, which the
farmers need just now to cure their las
cuttings of alfalfa into hay. Those who
have much of it are rushing it off to
evade any showers which might possibly
be lurking around.
George Smith is tearing down the old
winery near the railway track. We
learn he will move it nearer the street
on the west and rebuild, and who knows
but creamery will occupy it.
DIR. G. B. Riddick occupied the pulpit
OF Rev. E. Harper on Sunday and the
usual service was held by him Sunday
evening.
Rev. 4. Harper was absent on Sun
day, being in attendance of conference
held at Fresno.
Miss Madge Darlington OF Pasadena
is paying visit to her numerous friends
in our town and vicinity.
The walnut crop is being rushed
through as fast as they fall now. Rain
is not desired by the walnut farmer by
any means.
A baby girl, new to the country, has
arrived at Mr.. Lee Jones' home.
George Elliott and his mother visited.
Long Beach last saturday where Miss
Alice and Lon are located for the winter.
Preston Tvilliasse brsu made cxteneive
improvements in buildings and addi-
tional barn room.
Mr.. William Carruthers has returned
from San Francisco where he has been
attending the Grand lodge of f. and
A. M.
John Ullery is hauling in his crop of
corn from the Nadeau ranch. 1t is large,
fine corn and he will harvest couple OF
large cribs full. Off hand without irri-
cation.
Mrs. Deal of Iowa is here on visit to
her parents.
Mr.. Downs will likely spend the
winter in our state.
The herald., 1893-10-20
REDLANDS.
A Carload of Homeseskers Arrive-Lo-
cal Affairs.

! A Carload of Homeseekers Arrive-Lo-
cal Affairs.
REDLANDs, Oct. 19.-Every day stran-
gers are noticed on the streets, and their
friends say that many Of them have
come here with the object OF locating
should they find suitable business op-
portunities or land at the right figures.
Yesterday somewhat of surprise was
sprung when the Santa Fe train side
tracked car in this city with 80 home
seekers on board, who had come all the
way from Chicago with a view of locat-
ing. They are especially interested in
Mr.. Browns colony at Lakeview. They
will remain here two days. Today they
we're driven over the country, and ex-
pressed themselves we'll pleased with
the surroundings when they returned.
Mr.. Brown has personal charge OF the
excursion, and will show them his
Lakeview colony.
NOTES.
DR.. Craig departed for San Francisco
yesterday.
Miss Rosa Gahagan left today for her
home in Bloomington, Ill.
Burt Waite returned yesterday from
the magic city.
Judge Otis has declared that Mrs.
Nunas is not insane.
DIR. w. d. Stannard and family are in
the city the guests of F. M. Hunt of
Citrus avenue.
DR.. @. A. Sanborn and family arrived
home yesterday from Chicago and the
east, where they have been for some
time.
The Haight Fruit company has COM
menced to receive raisins at their ware
house. No price has been established
yet.
Several of the delegates to the irriga-
ton congress are expected in this city
this evening. They expect to study
our irrigation system thoroughly before
leaving.
The average attendance at the city
schools is $50 pupils.
Two carloads of peaches were shipped
from this city this week by Arthur
Gregory.
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POMONA.
Meeting OF Fruit Exchsnge Directors.
Notes.

POMONA.
Meeting OF Fruit Bxehsnge Directors.
Notes.
POMONA, Oct. 19.--At the meeting oil
the directors OF the Pomona fruit ex.
change yesterday afternoon, J. Cason
was chosen temporary chairman and q.
A. Hibbard secretary. They then pro-
ceeded to the election of officers, result
ing ia the selection Of J. I. Brady presi
dent, and Z. @. Kimball secretary and
treasurer combined.
J. w. Overton was selected by the
board OF trustees to examine the reports
of city officials. now in the hands OF the
finance committee for inspection and
examination.
There were several departures for LoE
Angeles this morning, and on Saturday
there will be great many more than on
any day this week.
The overland from the east on the
Southern Pacific this afternoon was 30
minutes late.
We see that Mr.. Cassius M. Smith ID
now clerk In the postoffice.
Gen. John Wasson of the Pomona
Weekly Times will take in the fair to.
morrow instead OF the circus. Associate
Editor John III. Lee will 60 down on
Saturday.
We notice among the licenses to wed
that Of Mr.. Russell J. Fuller OF Ventura
and Mics Ethel Seed of Pomona, both
originally from Canada. Misa Seed haE
has many friends here.
The Eastern Star lodge meets on Sat
urday night for degree work.
There is considerable appearance ol
rain this fternoon-cloudy overhead,
with very damp atmosphere.
There will be ''coffee and cake"
supper on Saturday evening, 21st inst,
at the Salvation Army barracks, corner
of Main and Third streets, after the
close of their regular service. All cor
daily invited. Price, 10 cents.
We noticed good many ears OF corn
that had been painted red Gas they
don't often grow red) in the possession
OF young man, whose intention is to
attend the corn festival at the opera
houee. In the old-time corn huskings,
when red ear was bhucked the young
man was entitled to "bus" from the
lips of his fair partner. How is it now,
Mr.. Harry?
Elmer d. Armour and little Harry got
hoiuo thie mOfitluB, via tuo Chutn oi
from their trip east.
Messrs. M. A. Brooks and T. Potter
leave this evening via the Santa Fe for
Kansas City, where they will reside.
Mr.. b. A. Rice will depart over the
same line for visit to Leavenworth,
Kan.
Rev. w. B, Burrows, at one time
rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal church
here, but now OF Santa Ana, was in
Pomona yesterday.
All his friends regret that Rev. F. W.
Adams, the present rector of st. PAul's,
has been ill for some days and hope for
his speedy recovery.
Thhre were 966 pupils at beginning oil
second scholastic month.
The east-enders held private confer
ence this morning in an Office IN the
Union block on the post Office location
for ths snapass as s HStr Htr9l4 TIE aRwpasyY wsyY
they did, or concluded to do. One
thing, however, is very certain, and thai
is, that 60 where it will, its lease cost to
Uncle Sam will be but nominal sum
and that, if the oracles point not wrong
at this present, it will remain in statu
quo.
The herald., 1893-10-20
SAN GABRIEL.

News Matters at the Old Mission
SAN GABRIEL, Oct. 19.--Mr. H. P.
Ware is about to build new barn.
When the Alhambra road was extend
ed about year ago, to meet the East
San Gabriel boulevard. there was a
large oak tree standing in the middle oi
the road. At the time 1T was thought
best not to remove the tree, but since
then some one has cut the tree down,
leaving the stump about IS inches above
the ground. The stump 10 very danger
GUS, and it would not be bad idea for
the person who cut the tree down to re-
move it.
The gang plows on the Bicknell ranch
are rapidly turning over the soil, pre-
pairing the ground for winter sowing.
The Monrovia branch of the Southern
Pacific is hauling large quantity OF
lum Der past here,
The proposed ditch cleaning did not
take place Monday, as there were 90 few
who were willing to help. The same
men pay man to walk to and fro along
the ditch when it is their turn to use
the water, to keep the water from break
ing out, whereas, one days cleaning
would save several days watching.
1t has recently come to light that the
cause of the disappearance OF fruit on
trees in different orchards, is a man
who lives in nearby town. He does
not trouble himself about finding the
owner of the fruit, but goes into the
orchard and helps himself, then drives
to come nearby house to have come
body view the fruit and then drives off
taking the fruit along with him.
Mr.. V. Ward was down from Pasa-
dena Friday to look after his mothers
place here.
Mr.. George Rice, Jr., visited this place
last Thursday gathering news and from
bis wheel took in many items from
among the great orange orchards.
The herald., 1893-10-20
ALHAMBRA.
LOCAL News Notes and Gleanines of In

Local News Notes and Gleanings of In
tcrest..
ALTAhBRA, Oct. 19.-A{essrs. Bean &
Bean are having the ground around
their splendid residence graded up pre-
paratory to starting fine garden.
The walnut crop is being gathered, A
fair yield of excellent quality is re-
ported.
The Athletic club held very enthu-
siastic meeting at headquarters, Stimp-
sons hall, last Saturday evening. The
membership OF this popular CLUB is fast
increasing.
Last week some thieves visited the
convent at Ramona. and stole pig.
Visits by such people have been made
there before, and as a result prepara-
tions have been made to give the visit
ore warm reception when next they
call.
Captain F. u. Gray has returned from
9 visit to Chicago, Philadelphia and
other eastern cities.
Mr.. Fleming and other good citizens
Of this place will return in a few days
after visit to the worlds fair. =
The herald., 1893-10-20
Emma FOLD MAY

That Charley and Maud were going to the
great auction sale of lots at Angelefio
Heights tomorrow and as re-
sult the whole family will attend, in
Guiding the baker, coal oil man, carpen-
ter, water collector and last, but not
the least, the family pet, little ''Dixie. .
who has lots of money, that he will GER
tainly invest in the grandest opportunity
ever offered to make money. That is
BY buying lots on Angelef1o Heights to-
morrow at 2 o'clock is the time, and the
Temple>street cars will take you there.
Remember, there is no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple street cable road at Easton,
Eldridge & Co.'s, l2l s. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
nId You Hear tho News?

Well, you want to, and lose no time in
finding out that you will miss good
thing II you don't attend the great auc-
tion sale at Angeleno Heights tomorrow
Be there at 2 o'clock p. m. Temple
street cars direct to the grounds.
Remember, there 10 no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickess over
Temple street cable road at Easton,
Eldridge & Co.'s, 12l s. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
A Biz Crowd at tho R.es.

yesterday, but nothing in com parison
to the assemblage that will congregate
tomorrow at the Angeleno Heights
sale OF large family lots. They ell 20 at
auction, positively, and you want to be
In the swim by purchasing one of them,
ct least.
Remember, there is no reserve or
limit. The lots viii be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple street cable road at Easton.
Eldrsdge & Co.'s, 121 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-20
RIVERSIDE.
Delegates to the Irrigation Congress
shown the Oity.

Delegates to the Irrigation Congress
shown the Oity.
RIVERSIDE, Oct. 19.--About 80 dele
gates TO the irrigation congress at Los
Angeles, arrived in the city yesterday
from San Diego, for the purpose OF pay
ing a brief visit to the surrounding
country and inspecting the water sys-
tenn Of the city. DR.. j. Jarvis and Mr..
and Mrs. G. o. Newman met the visitors
at the depot in carriages and drove
them to the Glenwood, where an ele-
CANT lonch was served.
Carriages were taken once more and
the visitors driven down Magnolia ave-
nue. to Adam street, thence to Victoria
avenue, the ice works and the measur-
ing gates OF the Riverside Water COM
pany and finally back to the Glenwood.
All were delighted with the scenery.
In the evening the visitors were
rendered reception at the Rubidou
club OF an informrl nature. Today they
left for San Bernardino on the 8 o'clock
train.
BREviTIEs.
Ool. F. J. Wilson OF the Southern Pa
ciic was in town yesterday.
J. M. Enavely of Sterling, ILL.,, is the
guest Of Officer Wilson.
Marshal Dickson and wife, Deputy
Clerk A. A. Wood and L. r. Bruce at
tended the races at Los Angeles yester-
day.
The stockholders of the Kelley insti-
tute held a meeting this afternoon.
District Attorney Anderson OF this
county and District Attorney Oster OF
San Bernardino county and Attorney
Dillon of Los Angeles held a consulta-
ton in San Bernardino in reference to
the united action in defending the fumi-
eating process.
Deputy United States Marshal Jas. d.
Faris was in town yesterday summon
ino witnesses to appear before the
United States court at Los Angeles in a
few days.
Five barrels Of bottled beer came in
by the train few evenings ago and had
been entirely consumed by bedtime.
The Christian church OF this city made
application to the superior court for the
privilege to mortgage it's property.
The herald., 1893-10-20
WHOM Natufs

Needs assistance. II may be best to rem
ger u promptly, but one shuuld remem-
per TO use even the most perfect rem,
euies only Wien needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy 10 the
syrup OF Figs, manufactured by the
California Zig Syrup Co.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus
trated Hsl aid.

This beautiful publication, printed on
the finest book paper, is now on Aale by
all the newsdealers and at the HERALD
business Office. 1t contains 4S pages of
information about Southern California
and over so illustrations. AS publica-
tion to send to eastern friends it has
never been equallsd. Price 15 cents in
wrappers.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Onr Hnna Bra,r.

Maler zobelein's lager, fresh from the
brewery, on drnught in all the incipal sa-
icons, iss, Aelivered promoliy In bottles or kegs.
phone 91.
The herald., 1893-10-20
Duck Shooting
-lN-
BEAR VALLEY

The finest duck aud deer shooting in South
fee for guests OF toe hotel Hotel open mn til
December list. Deer in abundance within one
mile OF hotel. Last season $500 ducks wera
killed by guests of the hotel III the months of
october and November.
Carriage leaves New st Charles Hotel every
Tuesday at 8 q. m.
The finest trout fishing in the state.
Board ami lodging $40 per week Round
trip ticket 81.
For. full particulars inquire at 2O7 South
broadway, Los Angeles, aud New st. Charles
Hotel, San Bernardino
Ammunition OF all Kinds for sale at hotel
Conveyance free to guests TO and from hunt
ing grounds. GUS KNIGHT.
1O-lS I'm Proprietor
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"The use of 'Castoria is SO universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
The herald., 1893-10-20

"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. z.
The herald., 1893-10-20

Wagon umbrellas, sum mer lap busters Foy's
old reliable saddlery house, 3l5 N. Los Angeles.
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Pills.
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F" For several years have recommended
your Castorie, and shall always continue to
do SO as it has invariably produced beneficial
results.''
EDw1N F. PARDEK, M. D.,
"The winthrop, 1s5th Street and 7th Ave-.
New York City.
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for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie CONSTIPATION,
Sour Stomach, D;arrhna. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes ID
gestion,
Witbcl5 injurious medication.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
ONE BAME OF THE EAST.
nAsheesh. the Drug which. when Long
Used, Results In Idlory

The word hnsheesh has q fascina-
ton all its own. and this fascination
Is naturally intensified by the gen.
eral Ignorance which prevails as to
the subtle workings OF this strange
and mysterious vegetable compost
ton. says the Pail Mall Budget AT
the end of last year Lord Rosebery
requested the representatives OF
britain in Egypt. Greece and Turkey
to report on the regulations affecting
the Importation and sale OF hasheesh,
and these reports have now been
presented to the houses OF parlia-
ment This noxious drug. which is
SO baneful in its results. is chiefly
composed OF the husks Of the innoce at
hempseed. but which. after its
preparation. loses its innocence
and becomes one of the greatest
curses OF the Fast One report states
that hashcesh disturbs the functions
of the systems OF digestion and circu-
lation; that IL Injuries the senses and
motive powers; that it disturbs the
cerebral functions The report con-
tinues; The phantoms seen by, and
NAAN hNhtflIAeH IlhlAltsttu III. Aloct
who are intoxicated with hasheesh
generally indicate the usual habits of
thought and moral character of the
person. or the thoughts and passions
oy which the man was possessed on
the day that he became intoxicated.
or al the moment in which the symp-
toms Of poison began to make them
selves manifest Persons given to
the use OF hasheesh, who become
maniacs. are apt to commit all sorts
OF acts OF violence and murders
Sometimes the intoxication impels
the person under its influence to
suicide. or the commission of acts
forbidden by morality All authors
are unanimous. basing their opinion
on numerous observations among
Eastern peoples. that tho long use of
the drug weakens the body and causes
atrophy. dulls the mind and creates
hypochoudria. idiocy and mania.
Those who indulge in 1t have fixed
look. without expression. and an
idiotic appearance. According to
statistical Information obtained from
the lunatic asylums OF Cairo and Ben
gal the majority OF the maniacs and
idiots became such from abuse OF
hnshecsh- In all the countries from
which the reports wore received the
Importation. cultivation or sale OF the
drug is forbidden.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
FooTsInpiNo. G.
Several Traditions I. 10 tho origin Of
the Oriental Deformity.

several Traditions as TO tho origin of
the Oriental Deformity.
Proof that tho Chinese woman is
not labor -burdene5 slave is found
in the custom OF footbinding. This
hcathenish attempt 10 improve on
God's best work of creation in said
by one tradition to have begun with
Pan Fei. concubine of the Chi
dynasty. sol A. H.. and by another
10 have begun with Vas Niang. a
beautiful concub'no of the last en-
pcror Of the Southern Tang dynasty,
y15 A. d. whose feet were ..crauped
in the scmblancc OF n new moon -
Tradition also says that II originated
with q beautiful princess who had
club feet and by resoriing to this
method completely concealed her
dcformity. Still another tradition
says II was resorted to by crusty
husband TO keep his vie from ..goIng
a-gadding." and a. il worked so well
IL was resorted 70 by others. until.
becoming a fashion. Il was adopted
by all Wherever the custom may
have originated. HRrper's Bazar re-
CARDS IL a. but little worse than tho
custom OF ladies laclng in civilized
countries. and adds as little In beauty
10 the person on whom Il Is practIced
The best evidence attributes it TO
Vas Niang
The evils Of fooibinding-as in
deed. the evils Of anything that in
tericres with tho natural develop
Incni OF what God pronounced good
-
but the pain connected with Il might
be. and perhaps has bccn- There is
pain. great pain. when the feet are
fFsi bound; but IL We Judge from
wha; wc SEQ Abou: us every day.
namcly. little girls AZ play. and little
beegar girls running after US on the
street begging for eash-for the
bcgEArs bind tkelr fc-t-we are
compelled TO say that IL looks as II
the paIa connected with it Is not
severe. /; Is perhaps somewhat
similar 20 that connected with the
strAig ghianing Of club loot; and as
the hendagcs are no; taken OF al
ntehi there Is perhaps not much
more pain suffered from 1; during
= whole lifetime than that suf-
forcd by our ladies who wear tight
Shoes. While nc would not ex-
Aggera;s the palms o, foOibinding. it
Is only just to say tha; nothing can
Be said IN it. favor IL no
aoab; adds 10 the womAns beauty in
the eyes Of the Chinese. for It Is an
all bat universal custom. bat IL takes
away all hor grace OF movement and
much OF her usefulness She Is COM
poiica TO palk on her heels. hor knees
being entirely sila. Il impairs her
usefulness. especially among the
country people. but a. a mother.
which Is her principal business. 1t
matters lliiis whether she can walk
or not Indeed wealthy ladies usual
" have a woman each side Of them.
though this is tho result of fashion
a. mucn a. Of weakness
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
Family Names

Many OF those family names end
ing In '.ingham7 are OF Teutonic
origin and their formation proves that
they run back into tho Infancy OF
German history The ing in such
cases is q patronyinic and the "ham
4. merely helm" meaning home
The double sufiix indicates the
swarming OF OF u family or tribe
from the original settlement The
subtrlbal settlements are written all
over the map o; Europe wherover
Teuionlc people are or have been
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
navajo niAass,-

The material composing the strong
and bsAutlful blankets woven by tho
Navajo indians are now colored with
auiline dyes n the TURKS nov color
their rugs II costs years OF patient
work 10 weave one OF these blankets
on their rude looms. and they com
raAad high prices among the red men
as well as amoug the white ones a
white man win have TO pay 500 for
good specimen. bu; an Indian must
pay Tor one. tuo or three ponies,
which cones TO the same thing.