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The herald., 1893-12-31
SANTA MONICA.
A Crowd to Visit the Royal Arthur.
Notes.

A Crowd to Visit the Royal Arthur.
Notes.
SANTA MONICA, Dec. 30.--A big crowd
came down yesterday to see the British
man-of-war Royal Arthur. Shs is the
flagship of Admiral Stevenson. Captain
French in charge. and is fitted up with
torpedoes and other appliances, includ-
ing search light, which was thrown on
the town and beach on Friday and
Saturday nights. A big crowd is
expected today to take a peep at the
English war ship.
The weather is we'll nigh perfect and
the old year is going out with smile
ON her face.
The fremen's masquerade ball on
New Years night at the opera house
promises to be highly successful affair.
The prizes. which have been on exhibit
tion for some time, have attracted uni
versal attention.
Subject Of sermons at the M. E.
church today will be: Morning, The
Philosophy of the Plan OF Salvation; !;
evening, watch hight services, commence
ing at s 80 p. m.
The funeral services of the late
Mrs. W. d. Vawter were attended by
nearly everyone in the community, who
came to pay their last respects to a
loved friend. Rev. ]. 0. Jennings offici-
ated. At the close of the services the
interment took place here.
A watch meeting will be held at the
M. E. church tonight. Everyone will
be made welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kier left yesterday
for visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Andrews have
lett for Monrovia.
The Santa Monica Commercial COM
pany has declared dividend of per
cent.
The plans Of Sumner P. Hunt, the
wefl-known Los Angeles architect, for
the new North Beach bath house have
been accepted, and work will commence
at once.
A Rebecca lodge of the 1. o. o. F. was
instituted Thursday afternoon. Miss
Ella Crandall, assisted by q. M. Ella
Bagnall, G. W. E. E. Omholt and Grand
Secretary Fannie Benjamin being the
instituting officers, team from Arbor
Vitae lodge exemplifying the work.
The name of the new lodge is Silver
Wave and starts on its career with %
members.
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TERMINAL ISLAND.

A Poetical Cores pondent = The Fish
Cannery.
TERMINAL ISLAND, Dec. 30.-ThoHe who
never saw the wonderful transformation
in the topography OF place caused by
the deceptive magic of mirages would
think they lived in a land OF enchant-
ment while gazing on the beautiful
though perplexing shifting of scenes
that noiselessly and swiftly follow each
other over the classy surface of the bay,
especially at early dawn, or after the sun
goes down behind the hills of Palos
Verbs in the cleaning.
Santa Catalina at such times is a
veritable Beautiful Isle of the Sea we
sing about. Phantom cities spring up
and assume shape, only to dissolve and
melt away again, like the baseless fabric
of dream. Such wondrous cities as we
used to picture in our imagination
dotted fairy land in the long ago. Tur-
retsd castles, and mosques with tall,
slender spires piercing the sky appear
and charm the eye and excite the ad-
miration by their transcendant beauty.
The Ganahl Lumber company are
busy taking their annual account of
stock. The company has done very
large business during the year, and the
manager of the yard here, Mr.. Sweet,
says that the prospect for the coming
year is that their already large business
will be more than doubled. There is at
present ON the ground about 100000
feet, the demand making it difficult to
keep larger stock at this yard.
After the first of the year more vessels
will be put on, and then look out for
business. Already they are coming in,
the barkentine Modoc. from the sound,
reaching their wharf Friday with 550,-
600 feet Of pine.
The fish canning company is now in
position to supply all the western coast
with canned or cured fish. The diff
Guilty, so far, ia that they have not
enough boats of their own to keep them
running at their full capacity ; but this
is something that can be provided for,
and we understand that they intend to
employ and build feet of fishing boats
sufficient in number to keep the works
supplied.
Mrs. Spencer, wife of the local mana
ger OF the California Eish company, and
some lady friends, came down to the
island Friday and inspected the works.
The beach was strewn with shells
Friday, and the gobble um's were out
after them in force.
The yachts are in winter quarters, and
look very trim and neat in undress uni
form.
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EscoNDIDo.


Good Crops Assured-Rssl Estste Inter-
EscoNDIDo, Dec. 30s-The bountiful
rain of the past few days has left the
ground in fine shape for plowing, and in
every direction throughout the valley
plows may be seen turning up the rich
red soil, while every available team is
in demand to rush along the work that
was retarded before these welcome
showers came. The rainfall for this
storm was 269 inches, making the total
for the season 4.58 inches-abouta an inch
and half more than We had at the same
date last season.
There will be more grain sowsd this
season than ever before.
Shipments are about at an end for
this season. There is still considerable
grain in storage and some raiBins also,
better. The Land and Town company
has several carloads of raiHins still ON
hand and Paul l.. Hefferman has two
OF raisins were sent out last week, billed
to Chicago.
w. E. Rynhart and family of Hebron.
NOUS uIIiSou inpb WoohS W iohoAh Poi-
manently.
James Smith OF Ashland, Neb., who
arrived recently with his family, has
purchased q place in the southwest part
of town, and will occupy and improve it
at once.
Misses Mario Dickson, Lola Crise,
Maud Justice, students at the state nor
NAL school at Los Angeles, are at home
for the vacation.
Duncan Brown and Harry Voorhees,
OF Pomona college are enjoying their va
cation at home.
The San Diego and Pacific Beach rail-
road ia. extending its line to La Jolla,
and the intention is to have cars running
to La Jolla by February 1st. From that
point to Escondido is something less
than 80 miles, and as the manager OF the
road has already interviewed number
of property owners along the way, it
looks like the road might be extended
with little encouragement. There ia
certainly some business. to be had along
the way, as it would pass through one of
the best parts Of San Diego county,
while 30 far as Escondido's business is
concerned it need only be said that she
now draws trade from 80 miles away,
while the amount of grain shipped from
here is variously estimated by those
competent to judge at from 500 to 1000
carloads for this season. This, however,
includes the grain shipped from the two
nearest stations; also all within IL
miles.
Report says Mr.. VIM. D. Woodbridge
has sold bis fine ranch to his mother;
consideration, $50, 1000. 1t is one OF the
finest ranches in this part of the state
trees, 20 acres in vineyard, 10 acres in
old and in the best Of condition. It ad-
joins the Land and Town company's
l35-acre vineyard, about a mile and
half from town.
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M'KEE RANKIN.
POMONA.
Business Prospects Excellent = u

Business Prospects Excellent - Gooal
Matters.
POMONA, Dec. 30.-There is no doubt
that there is beginning to kindle not
only within the breast of the real estate
dealer but also that of the home seeker
much stronger degree of interest than
existed a month or two since. In fact.
there seems to be more interest and
more inquiry than has existed TO: sev.
eral seasons. Although only few sales
have as yet been consummated there are
number of deals OF Importance on the
tapis. OF course it has not yet caused
appreciable change in the different de-
psrtments of trade, but the hopeful are
looking for it in the near future.
Our markets again present an array
OF dressed turkeys, tempting fruits and
tasty delicacies, preparatory to the new
year demand.
Pomona is to have new barber shop
and bath rooms in Weigle Bros. old
stand on Second street, and q new res
taurant on the west side OF North Main
street.
The board of trade meeting has been
postponed until Monday evening, Jan.
9th.
The mercury dropped to 81 degrees
yesterday and this morning.
The local union of Christian Endesvor
societies have announced a sunrise
prayer meeting at the Baptist church
on New Years morning at about
q. m.
On Sunday morning at II o'clock the
First Unitarian church will hold q
service in memory of the late eminent
scientist. Prof. Tyndall, the subject Of
Mr.. Pierce being: What Religion Owes
to Science.
The holiday visit of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Moore, who came up about week
ago from Los Angeles to pass Christm az
with relatives at their former home,
proved cad one, as their little 7-weeks-
old girl baby was taken sick, resulting
in death Thursday afternoon, the burial
taking place yesterday afternoon.
Thatcher & Sons Of this place now
Pierce & Robbins display of very fine
picked olives. These gentlemen have
been drying and otherwise handling
fruit in this valley for two or three
years.
There was an Alumni semi-annual
meeting of graduates and teachers of
our public school at McComaB hall last
evening.
Howard A. Broughton, who has re-
turned from Santa Barbara, informs us
that his mother is we'll again.
E. Bailey esq.,, has vacated the Keller
house on East Second street, and now
occupies his newly-6nished residence
on his ranch.
We hope the Pomona readers OF the
HERALD will remember that an extra
order of the New Years edition of this
journal has been made by us, and that
they will leave any orders for such at
this Office during Monday, to be for
warded either by US or themselves. as
may be preferred. If you think of it,
after perusing your own copy, you can
mention to your friend or neighbor
where it can be had, for it will be an
excellent copy to send to friends in the
states. Any orders you may wish at
tended to for the new year will be taken
by us at our office, First National Bank
block, down stairs, facing Second
street.
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Rebekah will attend in body. Rev.
Florence E. Kollock will preach. The
subject OF the sermon will be 'The Gold
en- Links of Life" In the evening an
address will be delivered by Clarence s.
Dsrrow OF Chicago, on "The Human
Question:"
At the Presbyterian church Rev. @.
W. Dodd, q returned missionary, will
occupy the pulpit. Rev. Fife breaches
in the evening. taking 90 his subject:
How Old Art Thou?
Memories Of Divine Help will Do the
theme OF Rev. Clark Crawford, at the
First M. E. Church tomorrow morning.
In the evening the Christmas services,
postponed from Christmas eve. will be
held.
Rev. D. D. Hill Of the First Congrega-
tional church will take "a his morning
subject: The Opening and Closing Year.
Rev. A. Baylay Of Oakland will lecture
on Personal Experiences in India.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton will hold their gospel and song
service this afternoon at 8 O'Clock in
Strong's hall. An address to men will
be delivered by Rev. T. D. Garvin,
pastor of the Christian church. Young
men are welcome.
A PLEASANT EVENT.
The A. 0. w. lodge, in connection
with the degree OF honor, gave very
enjoyable social and entertainment last
evening to members and friends Of the
order and families, in G. A. r. hall. The
exercises, which were presided over by
Mrs. S. H. Porter, consisted OF selections
by the johnson orchestra, recitations by
Miss May Allen, Miss Porter and Miss
Toms, and piano solo by Miss Cum
mings.
The programme throughout was we'll
given and much enjoyed by the large
gathering present.
Refreshments and dancing closed the
evening.
The death OF Mrs. Nellie O. Hooper oc-
Cured in this city yesterday. Funeral
from the residence, Cataling and Del
Mar, Sunday afternoon ct 2 o'clock.
A Joint installation of the Sons Of Vet
Grams and Ladies' Aid will be held at
g. A. r. hall, Thursday evening next.
The fire company was called out last
evening, caused by lamp overturning
in Miss Morstad's dressmaking rooms
on East Colorado street. The blaze was
put out without the services OF the en-
gine.
The Throop team played the Albam-
bras this afternoon on the latter's
grounds. Tho home club came out win
ners by a score OF AZ to 4. Tie Alham-
bra boys put up good game, but the
Throops were too much for them. Only
one touchdown was made by the AL
hambras, and no goals kicked.
The next attraction at the opera
house will be the famous Barlow Broth
ers' minstrels.
The company comes we'll recommend
ed and will doubtless call out full
house.
Purchasers Of reserved seats should
remember that the place of sale has
been changed to the Pasadena Music
house.
The recent storm left much snow on
the first range Of mountains, and num-
ber OF parties hsYe gone up recently to
enjoy tumble in it. On the northern
slope the snow lies several feet deep, and
abundant opportunity is offered for sled
riding,
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at its Placentia home last week, by the
accidental discharge OF cartridge with
which its brother was playing, is re-
ported to be out OF danger and on the
road to recovery. The little chap will
be shy of cartridges hereafter.
The beet directors held an executive
session Thursday, and meet again today.
They are getting deeds and papers in
readiness for inspection by the New
York capitalists who want the sugar
bonds and are expected here the latter
part OF the week. Affairs about the
beet headquarters in town are lively at
present, and there is vo'uminous macs
OF correspondence to attend to, besides
making out deeds for new stockholders.
Anaheim lodge, No. 1919, I.O.O.F., will
give public installation Of their officers
on the evening of the 9th of January at
Reiser's operahouse. All are cordially
invited to attend, especially sojourning
Odd Fellows and their families. A pro-
gramme of exercises will appear later.
The best of music will be on hand and
good time 10 expected. By order OF
the executive committee: II. A. Nc
Williams, A. d. Porter, |. v. Albertson,
Charles Wommer and A. M. Williams.
Some surprise seems manifest among
the Santa Ana correspondenta-San
Ana is filed with correspondents, and
like the moon and Yum Yum they are
pretty wide awake-over the recent an
nouncement to the effect that contracts
will be made here for beets to be raised
for Chino. For upwards OF a month an
advertisement has been running in our
columns announcing that such contracts
would be made, and from time to time
dtr vi mn fho ,oofu hur hox
referred to the fact that beets would be
refinery over the hills. At least 1000
acres will be planted for the refinery
here, and this rain pattering on the
roof is the thing to gladden. the hearts
of the buoyRnt and enthusiastic beet
raiser, and probably 1000 acres will be
raised in addition for Chino. That is
the limit, were it not for which as many
acres could probably be contracted for
as will be planted for home consump-
tion. Furthermore, If the Chino re-
finery finds itself, on account of the
largely increased acreage planted in its
vicinity, to be unable to handle all the
beets contracted for, trainload now
and then may be run into the refinery
here. to be made into sugar. 0 yes, we
are going to raise beets here this
year, and have tine sugar house, and q
whole lot of other things, just as we
have all along been saying, and we have
not been talking through our hat either.
II these friends of ours, the Santa Ana
correspondents, will follow us, they'll
wear diamonds yet-''do they follow us
do they understand what we mean p"
-[Gazette.
MKEE RANKIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin, who
are billed to play at the Spurgeon Opera
house Tuesday evening, January End,
are playing a very successful Christmas
week at San Diego. The Danites, Mr..
Rankin's new production, which has
received praises from the eastern press,
will be introduced here in excellent
form. The management has decided to
make popular prices, so and rs cents.
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Electrio R;ttara.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known and
SO popular as to need no special mention. All
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be arrested? All excessive nervousness, dyspep-
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gia, nervous debility, dullness, confusion OF
mind, nervous prosLration. etc. They should
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this purpose no remedy equals DR.. Mills' Resto-
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specialist, whose remedies are the wonder oi
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Hance, III N. Spring, on positive guarantee
Ask for his book free.
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MUSIC AT THE PARK.

Programme for the Concert Today at
Westlake.
The following is the programme for
the concert at Westlake park this after
noon by the Douglas Military band:
March, Msnisot, Brooke.
Waltz, Andalusia, Thieve.
Selection, The Fiddler OF st. Wasp, arranged
by Reevs.
Mazurka, La Rose, v. Hurka.
Musical Jokes, arranged by Meyrellas.
March, Ntbelungen, K Wagner.
Selection, Nabocca, Verdi.
Song. Farewell to summer, Bauer.
Schottische, Darkies' Dream, Lansing
Finale, selected.
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Tbe players were as follows:
ANAHEIM.


The Mcpherson farmers are talking of
going in for sugar beets 81 ton freight
to Chino.
Mrs. d. Bastanchury has returned
from her visit to San Francisco, where
she has been sojourning for some weeks
past.
The nine-months-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dunham OF West Anaheim
swallowed an open safety pin on Sunday
morning, which has not as yet been
removed. The mother was washing at
the time and carslessly gave the pin to
the baby to play with.
Mr.. Fowler informs US that the capi-
.alista who have signi6ed their inten-
tion of taking the sugar bonds have
telegraphed that they are ready to ad-
vance $4,000 pending negotiations for
the transfer of the bonds, which they
regard az being gilt-edged. The sugar
house goes this year.
The little child of Mr.. DGuser. who
was accidentally shot in the abdomen
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Another Year Closes

And again we start out on new year.
Do you want to save money at the be-
ginning of 1894? Well, if you do, see
the w. @. Furrey company, 1859 and 16l
North Spring street. and let them show
you the superb Glenwood stove. 1t
will save you 40 per cent in fuel, and is
superior in other every detail to any
other stove manufactured.
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New Year,s on Echo Mountain.

Parties taking the 8 am. train for
Echo mountain on new years day will
have view of the cafions, valley and
ocean, and can return in time to visit
the tournament OF roses in Pasadena all
the afterno DON.
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Dividend Notice.

NTAIN STREET sAvINGS BANK AND
WI Trust Company. 126 South Main street.
Dividsnd No. for the six mon this ending De-
cember 81, 1898, will b., due and payable on
ana after January ! 0, 1894, at the rate Of hyo
(5) per cent per annunl on term dep0gt Ia and
three 81 per cent per snnum on ordinary de.
posits J. v. WACHTAL,
1871 14t Secie etaiy.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th
day of Decembsr, 1898.
[sesl1 J. M. WORRALL,
Notary Public in and for the County Of J os
Angeles, State of California. 1871 lot
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Avalon Home open for guests at low
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Annual Stockholders Meeting.

T>HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders of the Shallert Ganahl Lumber Co.
will be held at the ONCE of the Ganahl Lumb ber
co., corner First and Vine streets, Los Angeles,
Cal, Tuesd ~, January IL, 1894, for the pur-
pose of electing q board of directors to serve
during the ensuing year, and for the purpose
of transacting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
W. A. DRISCOLL
12-31-14t Secretary.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Main-Strsst Savings Bank 1 Trust Ga
Atthe close of business. December 80. 1898.

State of California, County of Los Angeles, S.
j B. Lsnkershim and J. V. Wachtel being
each separately duly sworn, each for himself,
says:
That J. B. Lankershim Is President ana J. "
Wachtel is Cashier of the Msir-street Savings
Bank and Trust Company the corporation
above mentioned snd that the foregoing state
ment is tr le to the best Of his knowledge and
belief
]. B. LANKERSHIM, President
J. V. WACHTkL, Cashier.
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CEYLON TEAS. ma.s sassnass. m.ss.s.
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Fire Insurance Rates Reduced.
Independent of the compact" Bee Basker-
vile, 2l8 North Main Uanfranco buildins) and
save money.
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Or. Liebig &
Co..

bic dIteNsn uno ;iis
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Dividend Notice.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
i Savings Bank of Southern California at .
meeting held December 20, 1893, declared .
dividend to depositors at the rate OF per cent
per annum on term deposits and per cent per
anuum on ordinary deposits for the Xix months
ending December 81, 1898, Payable on de-
mand JOHN N. HUNT,
1871 If Cashier.