The herald., 1894-10-02
POMONA.

POMONA, Oct. l.-All of our citizens who at
tended the Cabrillo celebration in San Dieg o
lsst week returned homo yesterday
+. NJ. Porter, Prohibition candidate for dis
trict attorney, will address the citizens of this
place Thursday evening, at their stand, on the
corner of Main and Third streets.
Judge Newell, who received 25 900 OF the
black lady bugs a day or so ago. distributed to
the various orchard owners their share today
number Of gentlemen who own orchards in
thls region having sent to Santa Barbara Tor
them.
c. H. Marshall and f. NJ Temple left over
land today for short trip to Anaheim and
Santa Ana.
Hal Hammer leaves this afternoon to resume
his position in Los Angeles.
Last Saturday evening was delightfully."- spent
by a number OF guests from this place ana
Lordsburg, at Lordsburg collage, the event be-
ing a soiree music ale and readings given by
Miss Matte Fry and Miss Price, OF the college
faculty. asssteo by Mr.. Arthur Baynham, cor
mist OF this city. The following excellent
programme was rendered:
Piano solo, Song of the Flowers-Miss Fry
Reading /, Hello; Z, Courtshlp Fair and
Square Miss Price.
Cornet solo, selected-Mr Bsynham.
The Broken Pitcher, musical accompani-
ment by Miss Fry--Miss Price.
These selections were followed by several
selected readings and musical solos by these
ladies, a cornet solo, When the Quiet Neon Is
Rising, by Mr. Baqnhsm, concluding the
evenings enjoyment.
A birthday party was given to little Ruth
Mcconnell this afternoon at the residence OF
J. l.. Overton, in honor OF her second BIRTH
day. The babies enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content.
l.. G. Brown principal of the Washington
school at Pasadena, and Judge Franklin Bla-
zen will address the citizens at Claremont
from Republican standpoint next Saturday
evening.
The Unity club has arranged the following
programme OF addresses TO be given during
the sessions of this club every Wednesday
evening. From a glance it will be seen that
able addresses will be in store for those who
attend:
History of Governmental !. Iorbeer.
The English Constitutional J. Smith.
The Anne rican Constitution-Mr. Burt.
The Swiss Constitution and Direct Legisa-
tion--A. L. Taylor.
Municipal Reform, Foreign and American
Cities.
Civil Service Reform.
Taxation, general review of.
Graduated Taxation-R, I. Burr.
Income Tax, Succession Tax, Poll Tax-Five
or ten minute papers,
Free Trade or Protection-Debate arranged
by Mr.. Burr.
Taxation without Representation-Mrs F. j.
Smith.
The Single Taxa. L. Taylor and Mrs. Smith.
The Status of Woman under the Law-Mrs. F.
j. Smith and MI. Burt
The Public School system; is it satisfactory?
Mrs. Burt.
Technical Training Schools.
The Press; is it True to its Mission?
An Educational Qualification for the Stuff
rage.
1lGieulty una ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W llklHSs
The Question of La bor-H +. Kendall
The Duty OF the Church Towards Progress
and Reform.
Accumulation-John Wasson.
Usury-J. b. Camp.
Money. General Consideration.
Bimetalism.
The Single Standard Gold Second, Silver
Two Is or 20 minute papers.
The Metallic Standard Reinforced by Paper
Money. 1st, Bimetallic. Ind, Silyer-Two
l5 or 20 minute papers,
Fiat Money-W. II. Charlesw worth