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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-08-17
AGAINsr
3. F. Borden and wife, ct als...--.. Deft.
In ChnncerM

The Object of this suit is 10 transfer the
interest of Maude L. Pitman, infant, in
the personal estate of Levi Pltmnn, now
in the hands of B. I. Borden executor,
and the interest of said infant IN the pro
ceeds OF the real estate OF Levi Pltman
decd. in the hands of b. +. Borden and
+. ID. Newman, cOmrs. IN suit of Borden
and wife. &c, VS.. Pitman to TIE possession
of Abram Ii. Smith her guardian in the
state of Indiana.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendants Henry c. Ptman, j. E. Pit
man and Maude Z. Pitman are not IL
habitants of this State-lT IS ORDERED,
That they do appear here within fifteen
DAYS after due publication hereof. and 90
what is necessary to protect their in
teresf; that a copy of this order be pnb-
lished in some newspaper printed in
Shenandoah county, once a week for four
successive weeks, and a copy posted at
the front door Of the Court House Of said
county, on the first day Of the next
County Court.
GEO. ". NILEY, c. c. c. S. C
A Copy Teste
GEO. W. MILEY, c. c. C. S. C
aug. 3-Sw. W. 4 W. P. O.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-08-17
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, 81.
LUCAS COUNTY.

LII LAS wv - l.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the fem of Z. J.
CHENEY ~ Co, ooing business in the
City of Toledo, County and Sato atore-
said, and that said irm Will pay the sum
of ONh HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
aud every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
SworutO before me aud subscribed in my
presence this 9th day OF December, A. D.,
1856.
- 4. W. GLEASON,
'EAL Notary P0blic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials, free.
Address. f. J. CHENEY, & CO.,
Toledo, Q
II Sold by Druggists. 75c. to july Il
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-08-17

VIRGINIA. To WIT:
' In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah County, on lst OF
August, 1894 Is VACATION.
Abram IL. Smith gdn. for Maude +.
Pitman, Complt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-08-17
aug, IV-fHs
re. Hoshour, Auctioneer.

Tn the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah County, Woodstock
Va, August 7, 1884.
F. III, Stish ,Omplt. VS.. Woodstock
Manganese Co. of Baltimore City. Delft
F. J. Morton, S. P. complt. vs. Same
IT. r Bragg
Hubbard q Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-08-17
Tn ChdncerV.

I. Geo W. Miley, Clerk Of said Court,
do hereby certify that L. d. Newman who
was appointed Special Commissioners of
sale IN said cause by decree rendered
therin on the 18th day Of April, 1894, has
executed bond, with personal security, in
the penalty fixed by the Court, and con
ditioned aud payable as prescribed by
law. Given under my band this 9TH day
of August, A. ID. 1891.
GEO. w. MILEY, C G. c. 8 c.
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
STARR FOUND GUILTY.

The Jury Thought He Helped Steal .
Cow.
NJ. Starr was tried in department one
of the superior court yesterday upon
the charge Of stealing a COW. He was
accused jointly with A. sackett. who
recently pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to one year at San Quentin.
Starr is young man and was working
for Mrs. O'Connell, near Little Lake.
June 2lst, when the crime wac COM
mitted. 1t was alleged that Sackett and
Starr took red milch COW which was in
the possession of 6. w. Hanson, and
was the property OF Mrs. Kate Stillwell,
and cold it.
Starr'a defense was that be did not
know the COW was stolen; that Sackett
represented to him that it was his own
property, and he believed it to be 30.
He claimed Sackett came to his board
ing house and asked him to help take
COW to the slaughter house, that he had
O horse and buggy and could not lead it
and drive, too. Sackett, he said, had
jug OF wine in the buggy and both i'm
bibed freely from it. Starr denied thai
he said after arrest to the constable, In
Mr.. Hsnsen's hearing, that he and
Sackett bought the COW from Mexican,
although both testified that he did make
that statement. The jury received the
ease at O'Clock. and in half an hour
found the young man guilty. Judge
SHsith fxed Tusedey norning TOR passing
sentence.
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SAN BERNARDINO.

SAN BERNARDINo, Sept. 8.-The arohi-
tects on the new county court house
have up to date over Sill 200 in fees
placed to their credit. A few weeks ago
they filed bill for $4,000. the balance
Que. Victor, chairman Of the board of
supervisors, TOLD them to withdraw
their bill and file one for $500. which
they did. Since then several bills of
$500 each have been filed and allowed.
A burglar entered w. K. Smiths room
on Tuesday night, says the Chino Cham
pion, by cutting out o screen from the
window and stole from trunk about
$3.50 in coin, From numbe OF coinci-
dsnces suspicion was fastened on one
Albert Hszner as the guilty person and
he was arrested. There does not seem
to be much doubt in the mind of any
one that he with an accomplish. is the
proper man, but on examination yester-
day not eHough positive proof could be
adduced to hold him to trial, and he
was accordingly discharged.
The marriage ceremony of W. j. jeff
rey and Miss Minnie Benningor took
place at O'Clock this afternoon at St.
PauPs NJ. E. church south, Rev. Thos.
K. Curtis officiating, instead OF at the
First NJ. E. church and Rev. @. A..
Westenberg officiating, as stated in the
Sun this morning. Both the parties are
well known and highly respected in this
COLE NASTY.
Thn refantinn rendered Rav. Richie at
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ONTARIO.

ONTARIO, Sept. 8.-The committee ap-
pointed by the town trustees to investi-
gate the sewer proposition are actively
engaged in formulating a suitable sys.
tenn. 1t is thought probable that a sat.
iafsctory system will be completed this
season.
A. L. King and family arrived yester-
day from Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. King 10
about to build handsome residence on
property recently purchased BY him on
A sts set.
Mr.. Wsson. u health seeker, who has
been hesc several months, returned yea.
teiday to his home in England.
Mrs. o. M. Schwatka has returned
from her trip to Los Angeles and Gaia.
Ina.
L. Purvis and wife have started on q
tour through Canada and the eastern
atates.
t. Kirkpatrick was this week awarded
the contract to build a court house and
hospital at Bakersfield. The buildings
are to cost $65, 900.
James Kennedy has business matters
in Wisconsin requiring his personal
attention, and will leave for his old
home there in few days.
M. Van Gelder of Acampo was here
this week looking up the prospects of
the tree business for the coming season.
Born. to the wife of DR.. Granger
Hyer, on September 4th. q daughter.
Married: Arthur Yarnsll to Miss
Jennie Armstrong; H. Z. Jones Bar
stow to Miss Grace Maurer.
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ANAHEIM.

ANAHEl@, Sept. 8.-The weather dur.
ing the past few days had been decidedly
antumnal, but in gazing over the land
scape We mics the beautiful tints of tn,
virginia cresper, the purple aster. tn;
yellow seas OF Spanish needle. and the
waving plumes OF goldenrod.
In Orange county the Office has anal
chance to GEEK the man. Theirs are Il
offices to be filled at the coming election
and an average OF about three aspirante
to the nomination in each of the four
parties for each Office making a small
army of about 200 office seekers,
The firm OF Wommer & Hslpin have
sold out their business, that OF general
drayinE, express, etc., to Bsrdrow &
Wommer.
Mr.. John Harting and family have re-.
turned to their home in Auaheim after
a pleasant stay OF several weeks at Ana
helm landing. While at the landing
Mr.. Harsing planted a flower garden
and park which was appreciated by the
sea breeze seekers during the hot wave
Oh h I've o Iiaaaaks sFa, ana .--
Pesn residents of Ansheian ssVsra' years.
nave mvvvss W L1vo Aukoi6bs
W hOlAcfk, euIVoyOf huu CtVtl on"
gineer, has been shaking hands with his
many friends IN Ansheim this week.
FL. Elliott Ward will lecture this Sun
ject, Business in Christianity.
E. f. Kellogg has the nomination on
the Prohibition ticket for county re-
corder.
The Native Daughters OF Anahsim
ILL <xs- ~. -;
future under the management OF Miss
Harris, which is guarantee OF good
performance.
While engaged in blasting logs at the
Boege ranch in West Anahelm Wednes.
day, Edmund Padratz Was struck in the
head by piece OF wood and severely
injured. He had prepared and ignited
the fuse to charge which failed to ex-
plode, he supposed would not burn. He
approached the log and as he did SO t. 9
stated absve, He was rendered unoon-
condition at last accounts.
The newspaper articles and talk
among beet men to the effect that beets
are taking the second growth" is all
bosh, from the simple fact that the beet
ia O. perennial plant and will continue to
grow and the foliage remain green in
warm climate and moist soil through a
period extending over two years.
Tho so-called "ripening" process is
merely a check of growth caussd by
heat and lack OF moisture't til the soil,
hence the foliage droops and thessurplus
water in the plant is absorbed or eva
porsted. while the solids, together with
the ssochsrine. remain. For this rea-
son beets grown upon moderately dry
light soils yield more sugar than those
grown in damp lsnds. This year beets
grown upon the moist lands have pro-
ducsd largely in quantity but very in
ferior in proportion to weight in quality.
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one-third OF the total-exceeding BY over
SSVOU.oOO the value of the oranges-and,
excepting oranges, are worth from four
10 nVs times as much as any other i'm
ported fruit.
NOW wnep 1t Is remembered that all
OF the fruits In the above list, with the
exception OF oranges and lemons, may
os grown In most all parts of this state,
snd tnat oranges may be grown in
hundreds OF localities where the lemon
Will not succeed. it becomes as plain as
can be that OF all fruits grown in Cali
lorna the lemon will be the last to be
over produced" if indeed such thing
90 ever possible at ell, with tho rapidly
Increasing consumption of that most
useful fruit.
The Warneke hotel, which will fill
ions ieie want, is we'll along toward com.
pletien.
DR.. George A. Stephenson is building
isree new residence at his place on the
Edgemont hills.
The locality about Colegrove crossing
Is more than holding its own in the way
OF substantial improvement. George p.
swans house Is nearly finished material
lot n. ). Msson's house is on the ground;
joseph Berklein is about to build. and
"eoo, VIII Aho just uuloucu anu
moved into one of the neatest residences
IN the valley, intends to build another
mouse. to cost $4,000, on his tract of land
at the northwest corner OF Western
avenue and the fcothill road. This
house will be built to sell to some one
OF the many inquirers after that sort OF
property. There ia such demand for
hrst'oiass ready-built residences, OF
which there are none for sale In the val
ley, that 1t would sssm 30 be a good in
vestment to put up q dozen or 80 at
ones. While many people prefer to
puild their own houses, there are great
many others who. dreading the care.
delay and responsibility. would rather
buy house than build one, even if
they had to pay little more sor it.
A number of new houses will soon be
built at Colegrove by recent purchasers
of land there.
The Pass school opened Last Monday
with nearly 20 pupils. The number will
Increase to about So by next week.
A Cahuenga Peoples party club will
be organized in a few days. At the last |
election the Populists outvoted the Re- |
pu blicans and Democrats, and they claim |
to have gained strength since then.
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TERMINAL ISLAND.

TERMINAL ISLAND, Sept. S.-A great
change for tho better is easily observ-
able under the regime Of MIR. Ernest
Koenig, the new manager OF this island
resort.
The North Star Social CIRCLE of Los
Angeles will have picnic here today.
Sunday. and az the circle is composed Of
a large following, an enjoyable time is
assured. There will be dancing in the
new dance pavilion all day, the last
train not leaving until 10 p. M, thus
enabling ell who choose to get in a good
long day of pleasure at this favorite
seaside resort.
The swimming experts who have
made Santa Monica their headquarters
this season, will also be here and give
an exhibition of their difficult aquatic
fsats. Swimming races, foot races,
fancy swimming and diving. besides
some new and comical tricks in appro-
pirate costume are down on the pro-
gramme to be given by them today. and
as they are accounted the finest swim
mers on the coast, their natatorial ex-
hibition will be we'll worth seeing, par
ticularly their games of polo and tug OF
war in the water. One OF their num-
Der, Rice, Is the reputed champion
swimmer of the coast and is willing to
uphold the claim against all Corners.
The steamer Eureka discharged 40
tons OF freight on the cars on the Ter
minal wharf She LETT for the north
Thursday evening.
The steamer Bonita also had some
freight for Los Angeles via the Terminal
|. railroad Friday.
The schooner Annie Larsen, from Ta-
coma with lumb for the Terminal, is
Gisonargi1g ~ eaGe eompa.v's wnes..
The fonr-masted schooner G. s. Holmaa-
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from Port Blakeley with $4,000 feet Of
lumber for the Gsnahl company, is at
that company's wharf unloading.
The motor fishing sloop Alpha of the
California Fish company made good
catch OF sardines couple of days ago
PERSONAL.
Mrs. G. W. Curtiss and lady friend,
OF Long Beach, were visitors Thursday.
Wallace Maxey OF Redondo and 7. M.
Gilbert OF East Los Angeles were here
on business Thursday.
Detective Insley came down on a bust
ness trip Thursday.
Mrs. Lottie Bitch OF Georgia aud Mrs.
F. A. Dean of Mississippi INDUCED in
here Friday.
Master Mechanic F. r. Shank came
down Friday, and tried the bathing.
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CAEUENGA VALLEY.

CoLEaRovE. Sept. S.-Lemons are
worth from So to $40 per box in Chicago
at present, and the owners of growing
orchards feel quite miserable for not
having set out their trees q year or two
sooner. Had they done so they would
now be reaping rich harvest; enough
to pay for their land. trees and ex.
penaes. First claes lemons, such az this
valley produces, will always pay well,
however, and within year or two the
crop OF this section will bring in great
denl of money.
Nearly 800 acres have been planted to
lemons hereabouts in the last two sea-
sons and the acreage will be largely
added to next spring. Some people are
becoming alarmed lest the lemon bust
ness be overdone. but glance at the
following table, showing the annual ex.
penditures OF the United States for i'm.
ported fruits, should sliay their fears.
For the fiscal year ended June 80,
1898, there were imported into the
United States the following list OF fruits :
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POMONA, Sept. S.-Max Egerer OF Los
Angeles is visiting friends here this
week.
Howard A. Broughton, A. II. Tuits,
Andrew Osgood and O. G. Kellogg re-
turned from Los Angeles today.
A special meeting OF the city council
was held last night in regard to grant,
ing a franchise TO the Western Union
Telegraph company. Superintendent
D. r. Davis was before the mem bers.
and from expressions given. franchise
will no doubt be given the company in
the near future.
Rev. G. w. Pearl. an evangelist Of
much note in the east. will occupy the
pulpit at the Christian church at the
morning service in the absence Of the
pastor, Rev. Bowling.
Harry Rowland leaves Monday for
Santa Barbara.
w. d. Mathews, alias Charles
Mitchell. who was found guilty OF the
charge OF theft yesterday afternoon, was
this morning sentenced by Judge
Barnes to 100 days in the county jail and
$50 fine. He will be sent to Los Angeles
today in charge of Officer @. 8. Gilbert.
The Silver Thimble society of the
Unitarian church gave very pleasant
ice cream social last evening at the resi-
dence of Captain and Mrs.. q. j. Brady.
A large number of people attended.
A reception was rendered Rev. E. r.
Bennett last evening at the residence OF
j. E. Patterson by the members OF the
Baptist church congregation.
The delegates to the Democratic
county convention, which convenes at
Los Angeles Tuesday, the 18th inst, will
hold q caucus in the law Office of r. S. s.
Andres next Monday evening at
O'Clock. All Democrats are cordially
invited to he present at this mesting.
The Republicans meet in Reunion
hall at s O'Clock Monday evening, Sep
TENDER 10th. for the purpose of organi-
zing their campaign club and making a
kind of local programme for furthering
the interests of the party in this city
and valley. They also expect kind oil
love feast on the Friday evening follow
ing. it being the appointment OF their
candidate for governor, Hon. M. Nj.
Estee in this place.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The foundation for the new exhibit OF
the chamber OF commerce ia beginning
to assume formidable shape. The main
features in the court space are in place
ready for final decorations. The worlds
fair walnut tower and Rivera ear OF corn
occupy positions in the south end OF the
court.
Ulysses (the walnut elephant) and the
wine bottle take up thei- stations in the
north end.
In addition to these Pomona will erect
her olive oil tower, Bishop & Co. their
worlds fair case for crvstallizsd fruits
and candies, Southern California Pack
ing company and Barnard & Dsnsmore
will each place in the court q display of
their specialties on ornamental tables
and chow cases.
The Catalina booth that attracted so
much attention at the midwinter fair
will be reproduced with many additional
features. The relief map of Los Angeles
county will be remodeled and placed in
the gallery, while the model farm will
occupy q place ON the main floor near
the fruit and produce exhibit.
J. S. Cslkins will make an extensive
display CT olives. showing the varieties
beat adapted to our soil and climate.
The Rosecrans ranch and the Lucerne
district will each install and keep up
table OF fresh fruit and vegetables.
Duarte, Azusa, Long Beach, Fruitland,
Vernon. Oanuengs, Glendale and The
Palms are each arranging to renew their
tables. Pasadena will reproduce in part
their midwinter fair exhibit. San Diego
county and Riverside have spoken for
space, and other counties are cores
pondikg with the secretary for terms,
etc.
Among the donations received yester.
day were q sunfower measuring As
inches in ircumlerence and 20 ounce
pippin apples from ]. 8. Mcclure of
Fruitland 1-pound Bartlett pears from J.
H. hampton. Burbank. and Crawford
peaches from Fred Maskew, Lucerne.
Visitors will not be admitted to the
chamber until after the let of October.
The main Offices and dirsctors' room
will be fully equipped for business by
the middle OF this week.
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The Presbyterian church at Cotton was
largely attended, and besides q social
good time ice cream and cake we're
served. Several were present from this
city, including ]. w. Roberts and wife
AMI W. S. Boggs who are old parishon-
ers OF Mr.. Rio HE.
Moniay bel ng Admission day pro tenn,
and by at token q legal holiday, the
high sch COL will not open on that day,
but on Tuesday. the 18th. The other
schools of the city will open on the Men
day following, Septemb Der 18th.
The coroner's jury today found that
Jesse W. Taylor came to his death BY a
gun'shot wound inflicted by Thomas
Gaurert with murderous intent. A
warrant charging Gaurert with murder
was issued at once and served by Dep
uty Sheriff Pourade. The prisoner ia
held without bonds.
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seem to spiritualize the extensive noun
tain We've are an mex haustible source OF
pleasure TO all whose souls are tuned to
natures finest tones, and q charming
and continuous study to the most expe-
risnced artist.
The water supply and convenient rail-
way transportation which were Haunted
before the people IS inducemeEts,to buy
residence lots in Ivanhoe are among the
thisgs that have passed away, but the
heslthful climate, natural resources and
Kaleidoscope beauty of the landscape
rsmxin, and many OF the people are here
to stay.
Experts tell US there are unmistaks-
BILE evidences of oil in these hills, and
certain localities are already bonded
with the intention OF making develop
ments.
Mr.. More and his friends have re-
turned from their sojonrn in the noun
taius.
Mrs. Reed is recovering from her re-
cent indisposition.
Mr.. Bsch's foot is slowly recovering
from his injury received by his fall.
which was ocoasioned by the very bad
condition OF the street.
The school is to commence the oath of
September.
The third blackberry crop of the sea-
son on the Wills ranch is said to be
fine.
Our interpreting neighbor, Mr.. Rein
hard. has constructed very pretty
little boat for his industrious and gem
tlemsnly young sons, who are the pic.
neers in distributing the daily news in
the form of the HERALD in Ivanhoe and
vicinity. DIR. Grassman has invited
them to launch their boat for its hrst
trial on his carp pond.
Mr.. Dun, one of our carpenters and
joiners, has recently built for himself
Workshop.
Mr.. Westcot, grower Of poultry, is
improving his buildings.
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ALHAM BRA.

ALEXANDRIA Sept. 8.-School will open
Monday with q full complement of
teachers, and no doubt with school
full OF children, full of fun aud mischief.
Mr.. M. A. Marshall has succeeded Mr..
Tanning as manager OF the hotel.
The kindergarten school will be opened
sooD by Mics Halsted, in the rooms over
the bank.
A lawn social will be given at Rev.
Dexter's, on Wilson avenue, on Thurs
day evening. A good time to all who
attend, and every body invited.
Mr.. Shankland has gone to Catalina.
Mr.. George Rice, j., started for San
Bernardino on his wheel Wednesday
morning.
Mas Evans, who has been the guest
OF Miss, Soper for some time, has started
TOR her home in Philadelphia.
Ross Drake is home on Q vacation.