The herald., 1893-09-02
S2skl6IES S.
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A committee Of the young men about
town are arranging for grand high
links to be held some time in October.
A complaint was sworn to yesterday
by the health officer, accusing the Lscy
Carpet Cleaning company, on Bellevue
avenue, of maintaining a nuisance.
A grass FIRE at Water street and Carol
avenue called the fire department out
Yesterday afternoon. The blaze was ex-
tinguished before causing any damage.
The monthly meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held in the parlors OF
the First M. z. church, at 2:3O this
afternoon. A full attendance is desired.
DR.. Irving Parsons was appointed as,
sistant physician at the county hospital
at salary of $S3 SO per month. A. Bell,
the elevator operator IN the court mouse,
was granted leave OF absence.
To-day is the set 'opening day" for
the sale OF R. Dunlap & Co g celebrated
hate. A full line of fall and winter STYLES
now on sale at Desmond's, No. l4l 3.
Spring street, Bryson block.
Our readers will be pleased to learn
that the long promised division OF the
Adams Street homestead tract is to be
fulfilled on the 9TH OF the present month.
The Southern California Land company
has also closed deal for 80 acrea oppo-
site the Homestead tract.
A heavy swell is little risky at sea,
but it's not at all 60 in business. There's
going to be the biggest kind of swell
in trade at Deemond's, and it may all
be attributed to the superiority OF his
famous Dunlap" hats. A full line OF
fall and winter styles will be placed on
sale today.
Nicholas Suninfeld was received yes
terday morning at the city Jail receiving
hospital for treatment. Suninteld had
discussion with the steward OF the st.
Elmo hotel, which the latter concluded
by breaking several glasses over SUNNI
field's head. The cuts were not serious.
The Redlands Leader has just issued
one of the neatest illustrated editions
that has ever been published in South
ern California. 1t is perfect history
of beautiful Redlands, containing hand
some half-tone illustrations of promi-
nent business men, buildings, etc., and
is chock full of valuable Information.
The chamber of commerce excursion
I'd the worlds fair now numbers $50.
The official return route is announced
via Southern Pacific, stopping at San
Francisco. The party will gather at
Salt Lake City at date to be agreed on
and announced hereafter. Tickets and
Pullman berths should be secured at
once.
A game of baseball will be played at
Athletic park tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock between the Redondos and
Greys. Hart and Early will be the bat
terry for the seaside nine. while RAINY
mer and Wbaley will attend to that de-
partment for the Greys. There will be
no admission charged and large crowd
is anticipated.
The fire alarm from box So, yesterday
afternoon, was caused by grass fire
near the corner of Waters and Carroll
streets. The department responded
promptly and saved several houses,
among which the fire was in progress.
Another, a still alarm from Boyle
Heights, was caused by the burning
out" of chimney. There was no dam
age in either case.
Sheriff Cline yesterday received word
from San Bernardino county that a
horse and buggy stolen from John
O'Laverty's stables in this city last
Sunday had been recovered near Roch-
eeter in that county. The rig was hired
BY man whom the stableman did not
know. He never came back. He was
tracked to San Bernardino county and
the officers got SO hot on his trail that
he jumped out OF the buggy and took
to the timber. The thief escaped, and
the horse and buggy will be returned 10
the owner,