The herald., 1894-04-27

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Board Of Trads EIsos. 49, Midwintsr Fair
ExhIbit-Notos.

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POMONA, April 26.-The directors Of
the Pomona board Of trads elected for
tho ensuing year aret ]. d. H. Browne,
Phil Stein, ]. E. Packard. 6toddard
j eEa, w. 7. Clark. John WATSON and
Fred J. Smith.
Rumors are rife that the Pomona on
GERS don't dwell together in brctherly
love, place and harmony. The matter
CT grievance will undoubtedly be brought
before the city council.
POMONA AT THE MiDwNTER FAIR.
Pomona, says the Pomona Times, Is
conspicuously represented in the South
ern California building at the fair, but
bv no means fully. The exhibit lacks
many products oi value, which II there
would command attention. The olive
tower ia prominent with the WORD
Pomona" in large letters On the sll-
vered ball on top, and the legend, "We
lead the world in olivoR." Colonel How
Iapd'a olive ell forms the leading feature
OF the tower, but at its base are fine dis
plavs of picked olives and dried prunea
by Thatcher & Sons; dried prunes by
Loud & Gerling; several large jars of
grange marmalade by Mira. +. O. Drif-
nllt dried nectarines and aprieots
by II, A. Ross; dried prunes by
Il, w, Keller; dried prunes by w.
I. CLARK, Pomona board OF trade, dried
pears and apples; W. T. Martin, dried
nectsrines, William Simpson, golden
cling peaches and nectarines. On the
tower are several bottles ei dried olives,
which Superintendent Virgins says have
caused much inquiry, and also for Po-
mona picked olives. At another place
to the rear OF the county exhibit, John
s, Calkins has display OF IL varieties
OF picked olives in small bottlesi Mr.
Hussey, French prunesJ Mrs. Mccain,
unbleached Salway peaches. There are
some others, including dozen ears OF
fine corn. la the orange exhibit there
is a section OF Pomona navels credited
to the Pomona Citrus Growers associa-
tion.
The Pomona school exhibit Ia in the
gallery, and has been much handled. 1t
compares very fevorsbly with that OF
| Ventura. though SaSicoy's exhibit has q
| few features of striking excellence.
Mrs. J, B. Wallis death occurred in
this oitv last night. The deceased was
a middls-aged woman and leaves hua-
band and grown son. Mr. and Mrs.
Wall removed to Pomana from gsnts
Barbara, where they had resided foI
some time.
Mrs. A, M. Logan and daughter, Miss
Nellie Logan, departed for Ssnta Bar
bara this morning to attend the yearly
flower festival.
James Wray, George Dickson and T.
W, Lyons, arrested for disturbing the
peace at Lordsburg, pleaded guilty be-
fore Barnes, the two former yesterday
and were fined So apiece, which they
paid, and the latter today, fined $l4
which was paid.
Ed Sweet returned last night from hi
Messrs. Brandon and Rhedss, two
Missouri gentlemen, are In the city
looking ever California.
Miss Snow ia taking the place Of Fran
B. King at the store during his absence
in San Francisco.
The Progress says that it is prGdictsC
by those who watch closely the trend Q
political affairs that ex-S enator J. E
McComas will be possible gubernsto
rial candidate on the Prohibition ticke
man. and the party VIII 90 nonor
ltself to nominate MIN, but then, yo
know. the Prohibs haven't ghost of
show.
The board OF education, at it's annus
meeting one evening this week, re
elected j. A. Drifil president, +. x
Adams secretary, its former oficers, TO
the ensuing year. 1t was decided &
purchase 100 new school desks to &C
commodate this years. quota of new
pupils. They also laid in stock OF fir
extinguishers for use in the new schoo
buildings.
Southern Pacific Agent Barnett i
noted for his good-natured zeal in set.
ting forth the advantages and sceni,
beauties of his road to intending pur
chasers of tickets, but it would be dan
gerous to speak to him today of th,
wasted elequence in describing tn,
"scenic grandeur" yesterday to total,
blind man. The gentleman bought
ticket, but could he have seen the agent
wilt when he discovered his blindness
ne would have bought eEother ticket C
keeo Mr.. Barnett's spirits up.
There was q man in town today who
was too much for Editor Ben Havsner
he having dropped into his sancturn o.
Hanctums-Ehe Beacon ofice-and pre-
sented the following worded card
practical manipulator of the silent
messages of thought" That waa 6
stunner ior the otherwise bright editor.
and he nearly tainted when lie lecrned
that after all 1t meant only type
setter"
Mrs. w. G. Fillmore visited friends in
Pomona yesterday and today.