The herald., 1894-11-15
RIVER SIDE.
Some Important Facts Brought Out by
the Election.

Some Important Facts Brought Out by
the Election.
RIVERSIDE, Nov. lathe results OF
the county election in this county show
very clearly the effects of the women's
mock vote, which was cast on the Sat-
urday previous. What is known as the
prohibition ordinance was the main
factor in the women's election. yet the
entire state and county ticket WAS voted,
and so far as the county ticket is con-
cerned, the official returns show that
the expression OF this vote was pretty
closely followed up by the legal election
at the polls on the 9th. The candidates
mostly voted for by the women were
pretty well endorsed at the general elec
ton, showing clearly that both sexes
were somewhat OF the same mind.
Politically speaking, Riverside county
has been turned right side out, and her
people stanu today as independent,
economical and loyal citizens-loyal TO
the best interests of the county as a
whole, favoring economy in ell branches
OF administration. The Citizens ticket
was composed of men of all political
parties, and this TACT alone gave the
county in its favor.
Eastern visitors are now frequently
eeen on our streets. Some are making
arrangements to spend the winter, 9th.
ers are simply looking around, not
knowing as yet where they may settle
down for the winter.
The orange growers exchange is max
ing preparations to handle the large or.
ange crop that will soon be ready for the
packers, who will prepare it for the mar
kets, both home and abroad.
Jack Ryan, an old prospector, re-
turned few days ago from the Evening
Star camp, which is situated in San
Diego county, about four miles east OF
Warmers ranch store. Jack says that
Mesers. Hoyt, White and Geo. Branch
of this city have come magnificent claims
in that section. Some development
has been done. which proves the ore to
be verv rich in gold. The ledge is
from te IA feet in width. He thinks
he has unsarthed q bonanza in the way
OF placer claim in the same district.
The prohibition ordinance in this
county was defeated by q email ma.
jority, as shown by the official count.
The production of Pinafore at the
opera house last evening by amateurs
proved to be grand success for the
performers and most happy surprise
to the audience, which was largely COM
posed OF the elite of the city. The opera
was given under the direction of o.
Stewart Taylor and 0. W. Kyle Of Los
Angeles. who are very popular here,
but the success of tonights performance
surprised even their most sanguine
friends. The principals all possess
magnificent voices. and too much praise
cannot be given to the Josephine OF
Mrs. G. H. Scott and the Buttercup OF
Miss Marcia Graft. G. G. TrowOrdge
as Sir Joseph Porter and H. T. Hays as
Dick Deadeye handled their parts grace
fully and kept their auditors in contin-
ual good humor. The large and we'll.
trained chorus rendered their numbers
with vim and dash which deserved
and received frequent encores. 1t was
pronounced by all who witnessed it to
be the most successful presentation OF
an opera by amateurs they had ever
seen.
The Daphne quartette Of this city
achieved an artistic triumph in Pasadena
Saturday, at a musicale given there by
Mr.. o. Stewart Taylor.
Gen. Lew Wallace was rendered a re-
ception at Hotel Glenwood yesterday
afternoon. He was greeted by many
old battle-searred veterans of the late
war. General Wallace delivered lee
ture in the evening to well-hlled
house.
Carson Shoemaker, the wheelman,
started at 80 O'Clock this afternoon on
his 24hour ride against the worlds
record.