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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board OF Directors of the San Jacinto
and Pleasant Valley Irrigation District, To-
California, will receive sealed proposals. at its
once in said district at Winchester. Riversloe
County, state of California, until the IrH
OF said day for the purchase OF all OF one
hundred and thirty thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars ($130,25O3 of the bonds OF
said district. or any numbe of one-twentieth
Q-2o} parts of said am cunt of said bones.
BY order of the Board OF BlreofoTs Oh gas
san Jacinto and Pleasant Valley Ifr1gat4cn
District. BY T. w HUDSON President.
Il s,a Attest. r, .,AIfLxIK ES, secretary.
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Try MeAIorry's Teas They are the
best in the market. 53l NJ street.
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DIED.

MARRIED ladies try Seguro. Take NJ
substitute. See general notice column. !
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REWARD!
The SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
hereby offers to pay
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS


As a reward for information OF evidence
leading to the arrest and conviction of
one or more Of the criminals who
caused the derailment of west bound
mail and passenger train, No 4, at
point about three miles west of Sdcra-
mento about noon this date, JULY Il,
1894, in which wreck three or more
persons were killed.
(Signed) A. N. T0WNE,
Second President and General
Manager
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CoRoNADo " WATER, iorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 531 M ST.
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Rite Shooting.

In the pool shooting the scores mad
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A CHAINGANG REVOLT.
DETERMINED ATTEMPT OF PRIS-
ONERS TO ESCAPE.
They Intended TO Ovsrpewsr Their
Gusrds-3ad Filed Their Ohslns
Preparatory to the
Break.

The members Of the changing. who
are forced to work in the First~ssreei
cut. came near giving the ofiosrs In
charge serious trouble 81 noon ysster-
day. Captain Houston discovered .
clever trick. BY which ill the prisoners
expected to eject their escape. They
tried the came old scheme. but this uas
one Of the times that il failed. Each
prisoner had secretly fled the chain At
tsohed to the large iron ball on the
ankle, and all intended to make break
for liberty at the same time. The
chains were fled 90 that by
. jerk the balls would free the prisoners,
and It WAS BY more luck that Captain
Huston saw the frst prisoners chain
break, which. fortunately, dropped eff
accidentally. The officer, taking In the
situation ct glance. sent to the station
for other officers, who reached the scene
in time to prevent the escape. II was
found that every chain had been filed,
aud the intention Of tho prisoners was
to oil make q break at the came time
and overpower the Guards. Captain
Huston had the whole gang cent back
to the city jail under heavy guard, where
they will bs kept on bread and water
awhile Tor their trouble.
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SAN BERNARDINO.

Mrs. Barnes and snlter Indicted-Bishop
Montgomery's Address.
SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 27.-Ths ia.
NOUS Barnes poisoning case has come to
full stop as far as q preliminary exam
ination before Justice of the peace is
concerned. 1t was given to the grand
jury last Friday afternoon, and, after
hearing the testimony OF several wit
nessee, the jury at once brought in an
indictment against Thomas Salter and
Mrs. W. S. Barnes, the accused parties,
of administering poison with intent to
commit murder. The result is not gen-
orally known here, but the sentiment ia
such that it will be accepted very favor
ably, for everyone believes them guilty.
Salter's liberty would mean hanging by
a mob.
Nine Cinnamon were arrested last
night on charge of appropriating $50
which had been sent to their wash
house by an eastern lady who, to con-
ceal her money, put it in an old glove
and inadvertently threw it in her wash.
The Cinnamon were all searched and
then turned loose, as it was impossible
to find anything on their persons which
belonged to the complainant.
Bishop Montgomery, Of the Catholic
diocese OF Southern California, addressed
large audience ct the opera house last
night, his subject being Church and
State. He made no plea for the churth,
but did plead for the aid of government
for orphans schools. He said that if
the government could pay bounty on
sugar it could grant bounty for the
education OF orphans. His address was
well received.
The advance sale OF seats for Charlie's
Aunt, which will appear at the opera
house tonight, is the largest of the sea-
son.
Robsrt Downing will be here tomor-
row night in The Gladiator, and will be
greeted bv good house.
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A LOST SON.
Mrs. Powers of Denver Scarchiux for

Mrs. Powers of Denver searchiux for
Mrs. 4. B. Powers of Denver has bee n
in this city since Friday last making a
search for her 17-ysar-old son, Harry
Powers.
Two sons Of Mrs. Powers, Harry and
Mark. his younger brother. left Dsuve :
10 September last. They were enticed
away by q man named Sharp. and &C.
cording to the best information Mrs.
Powers can receive, they joined the
CREST army OF tramps moving toward
California. Near Santa Fe, New Mex
leo, Mark was killed by an overland
train upon which the lads we're stealing
ride.
Mrs. Powers was informed OF the
affair and went from Denver to Santa
Fe whore ehe buried her younger son,
but failed to find the boy Harry, who
had left before her arrival, Ia a mystic
rious manner.
Since that time Mrs. Powers has bean
travelling around through Arizona. New
Mexico and California and has tracked
hsr son to this place. Since her arrival
here she has found no trace Of him
except to know that he has bean passing
under the name OF Harry Sharp. The
police are interested in the caae.
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THE yArMAN MEETINGS.

the Evangsiias ~ . Sunday School
workers. Mssttng.
Mr.. Yatman. the evangelist, took
charge of mass meeting Of the Meth.
odist Sunday school workers in the lec-
ture room Of the First NJ. E. church. 1t
1880 o'clock last night. There was Z
large attendance OF supsrint endents and
teachers. A deep interest In the saliva
ton Of the children was manifssted.
+ Mr.. Yatman sxhortsd the workers
present to make special preparation ior
revival work in she Sunday schools next
Sunday. He advised much visiting and
conversation with tbs scholars during
this week. and that the school hour
next Sunday be devoted TO leading the
scholars to Christ. To do this let the
teachers present Christ to their classes,
and urge his acceptance. Then at the
close of school the superintendent and
pastor invite to the altar for prayer
those who seek Christ.
Another meeting of Sunday school
workers was announced for Thursday
evening, at 1880 O'Clock.
Mr.. Yatman took charge OF the msct-
ing in the main audience room at 8
o'clock. He read the para bles OF the lost
sheep, the lost piece OF money and the
prodigal. The last parable furnished
the theme of the sermon. The speaker
thought there must have been some
immediate occasion for this parable.
Probably Jesus knew Of some money
loving Hebrew in his audience who
portion and with il dismissed
the SON from his home and from his
heart az we'll. Jesrs wanted to prepare
the way for the return of the boy who
had gone bad. Skiiliully the Savior
portrayed the boys suffering. his want,
his humiliation, his psnissncs, his de-
sire to return. This fathers heart
melted. He was ready to receive and
bless the wayward boy, was eager for
bis return.
Some men here have prodigal sons.
Their hearts are hard toward the stray.
ing sons. They should rslent. give the
wanderer loving reception, forgiveness
and blessing.
There are four things the prodigal
should know. First, the prodigal comes
to want. always. to awful want, to woe,
to wretchedness worse than death. The
speaker graphically described the case
OF young man who in few moEths
went from pure home to the saloon,
the gam bling den. the gutter, suicides
grave. The mother, with breaking
heart, yet waits for the boy who will
never return.
Second-Wandering leads to woe that
is endless. hopeless, remediless.
Third-Very many prodigAls never
return home. Better 10 IL to return be-
fore you get too far from God.
Fourth--The loving Heavenly Father
will receive all that will come back.
Few hearts in the great congregation
were untouched by the thrilling pathos
Of the speakers illustration OF one prod
igal's return to q homs that had been
open for years to welcome him back.
The service was closed abruptly at the
conclusion OF the sermon. and the con-
grsgation quietly dispersed. carrying
with them very tender and sarnesl
spiritual influence.
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REDLAMDS.
Eames Wins His Case Against Haver-A
Stanford MorteRra ForecIoand

Eames Wins His Case Against Haver-A
Stanford Mortgage Foreclossd.
RKDLANDs. Nov. 27.-In the case OF A..
W. Games va. s. @. Hsver, won by the
plaintiff in the superior court O. San
Bernardino. the defendant will apply
for new tiisl. a verdict OF $3.50 was
rendered for plaintiff, the action being
to obtain damage for an alleged broken
contract in real estate deal. Major
Frank o. PRESCOTT is plaintiffs counsel
and City Attorney Bennett dsfendant'e.
A list OF deinquents relating to the
assessment of the stock Of the Redlsnds
and AlesssndTo Orange Grove company
will be published in next Saturdays
Citrograph.
On September l. 1855. DR.. j. D. p.
Shllman of Lugania (now part OF
Redlands) mor;gaged his $50 acre ranch
IN favor Of Leland Stanford for SAC, -
1853. H. Through friendship tho mort-
gage was allowed to strnd until yester-
day, when it was foreclosed by the heirs
of Senator Stanford. The principal and
interest amounted to nearly $4,000.
On Thanksgiving day the Occidental
University football eleven will play in
this city with the Y. M. Q. A. team.
Mrs. J. III Esalay and daughter OF
Rushville, N. Y. are visiting at the
home of W. 0. McIntosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Andrews are
entertaining Mrs. Putmsn and son of
Boston, Macs.
The uniform blank eystem proposed
by Clerk, Auditor and Recorder j. W. f.
Dlss has been adopted by tha county Bar
association.
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ONTARIO.

fhe Coming Election of the Water Com
pauy-Nsws Notes.
ONTARIO. Nov. 27.-Great 1nterest is
being taken here in the election OF q
new board of directors of the San An
tonic Water ompany. to take place On
Monday next. For many months bonds
to the extent OF $3.50. 900, voted for the
purchase of water and tho extension of
our pipe system, have been in the hands
of the present board, without benefit TO
the stockholders. A loud call lie made
for prompt action towards placing the
water System OF this colony in satisfac-
tory shape.
The rev tower and vestry OF the Epis-
copal church have been completed and
the interior of the building much i'm.
proved by the introduction OF neat and
comfortable pews.
The Southern Pacific railroad dep OF
and grounds have been much improved
in appearance in the last week or two.
The buildings have bsen painted inside
and out.
On Thursday baseball match will
come off here between the Ontario
Whselmen and the Cricket club. The
bicyclists are the challengers.
We have been enjoying beautifully
bright weather recently. This morning
is foggy, but as it ia only the second Wis
ltation we have had this season. we
have no reason to register any complaint
against the clerk OF the weather.
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ELSINORE.
Tbs Hsaid and Jan.psr Mines Persona.
Mention.

The Hsaid and JanipAr Mines Persona.
Mention.
ELsINoRE, Nov. 81 DR.. and Mrs. IA.
G. Roger of the Lake View hotel are
back from the meeting of tbs Southern
California Hotel association, just held in
Los Angeles.
There will be game Of baseball here
Thanksgiving day between the South
Riverside and the home mines.
The management OF the Lake View
hotel will soon commence the swimming
pool, which will be run in connection
with the hotel and bath house.
Mills q Merrifeld were awarded tho
contract for the building of the new
Lake echool house. The contract prics
is 1880.
Mre. Hutchinson OF Temecula, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mre. ohm
Johnston, returned home yesterday.
Jake Payton. who has been In the east
for the past six months in the en- pIoy
of the Raymond Hotel company, is Wis t.
ting his father for few DAYS, awaiting
the opening OF the Raymond.
The new five stamp mill for the
Head mine is now ready for operation.
and it 10 expected that rich returns wi II
be had from this mine. Ssvnral year q
ago the Juniper mine wss located and
worked for a while, and then abandon
cd. A few weeks ago +. III. Head
filed location on the mine and named
it Juniper No. 2, and is now working
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the mine, which is said to be very rich.
The former owners traced the ledge the
wrong way, hence its abandonment
The Santa Fs mine owners are going
to add five stamps more to their mill.
Many locations are being made ~ this
section, and much interest 10 manifested
in mining throughout this part OF the
country.
David Trexier seturned from his
business trip to Antelope valley yester-
day.
Mrs. E. Mccoy and Mrs. G. M. Gill
man. who have been quite sick for come
time, ore improving.
Mr.. Rogers. the itinerant photo.
grapher who has been operating here
for the past few weeks, left for San ia
cinto Saturday.
The Presbyterians and Methodists will
hold q union Thanksgiving service in
the Presbyterian church at IL O'Clock.
and the ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give an oyster supper at the Bank hall
in the evening for the benefit OF the
pastor.
William Newport. the great grain king
of Riverside county, will eeed to wheat
500 acres, to barley 1900 acres and q
little patch OF 100 acres to alfalfa. He
has q sufficient amount OF water to food
his alfalfa patch as often as 1t requires
it,
Mrs. Bowen OF Los Angeles 10 guest
OF the Lake View hotel and 10 here for
her Sealth.
Miss Hsdley and Miss whitney. two
OF the teachers in our school, will leave
Thursday for q few days outing. They
will visit Mexico and attend the teach
era convention at San Diego on Satur.
day.
8. A. Drummond starts today upon q
tour of this county in thu interaak Of the
Industrial Age OF Southern California,
published at this place by Julian P.
Jones. This paper should receive lib
eral patronage from the people Of South
ern California.
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SANTA MONICA.

Preparations for tho Observance OF
Thanksgiving Day.
SANTA MONICA, Now. 27.-Everybody
lie preparing for Thanksgiving day and
it will be duly observed BY all classes oil
our citizens.
The religiously inclined will have an
opportunity of attending services at any
one of three houses OF worship.
The congregations of the Methodist,
Presbyterian, Congregational and Fres
Methodist churches will hold . union
service at the Presbyterian church. DR..
Henderson, the pastor, will preach. At
st. Augustine (EpiscopaD the rector, /.
ID. Merlin Jones will officiate, and Father
Hauk will hold services at the Soldiers
home at 8 am. and here at eventide.
The proverbial Thanksgiving dinner
will be enjoyed by all that can get the
turkey, and the rest Of us who can't will
have some other re minder of the day.
The days festivities will close with q
grand bali ut the North Beach bath.
house ball room, given by Court Nep.
tune, No. 1915. A. 0. f. OF A., which
will undoubtedly prove to be q most
entertaining one, the members OF the
cess. never doing any thing by haivss.
All the hotels and restaurants have
prepared specially taking bills OF fare,
80 that the stranger within our gates
can rest assured of having q good
THANKSGIVING dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Williamson and
Mr.. Thomas James OF Nevada are at
Santa Monica, guests OF Senator and
Mrs. j. P. Jones.
The principals report for the school
month ending November 23rd shows q
hattering increase in attendance, etc.,
which speaks volumes for our educa-
tionsl department.
May X. B. Soule. wife and daughter,
San Francisco; Mics Holt. New York
FL. 7. Christian and vile aud j. ].
Crawford and wife of the city OF the
Golden Gate, are among the recent
arrivals at the Hotel Arcadia.
Judge J. g. Morgan, president oil the
Populist club, has called a meeting for
tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. Arlie L. Hawkins, of
Detroit, are enjoying few days here.
j. w. Henry is enjoying a short tip
in the San Gabriel valley.
Santa Monica has hair.splitting
postm aster.
Mrs. Frank Marshail made her hus-
band. happy this morning by presenting
him with Thanksgiving offering, q
bouncing 10-pound girl. Mother and
daughter doing nicely, while the fathers
exuoerance knowe no bounds.
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City Librarian Tasss Kslso and her
assistants are hard ut work on the ar
nual report OF the librarian, which will
issued on December 5.h. The report
will show a remarkable increase in the
volume OF business done over past years.
Tho police com mission did not hold its
regular weekly meeting yesterday m arm
ing owing TO the indisposition OF Com
missioner Arnold aud the illness Of Com
missioner Bradish's vile. IL is likely
the com mission will get together during
the week.
Street Superintendent Watson yester.
day accepted the work done On Burling-
ton avenue, between Ocean View avenue
and Saratoga street. The work consisted
OF the grading and graveling Of the
street.
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POMONA.

The Baynham Party-Social and Nsws
Notes.
POMONA, Nov. 27.-Mre. Joseph Bayn.
ham, chsrmingly assisted In entertain-
ing by Miss Matte Fry and Miss Lizzie
Moore. gave q most delightful party
Monday evening. at her home near
Lordsburg, in entertainment OF Miss
Carrie DAVIDSON OF Los Angeles. Parlor
games, vocal and instrumental music,
and other amueements were INDUCED In
by the merry gathering OF young people.
dainty supper was served by the ladies
at late hour IN the evening. The large
mum Der OF guests present will long re-
member this event az one Of the mcst
pleasant OF the social season, aud the
morning hours were fast approaching
before those present turned their
thoughts towards home.
The city trustees meet tonight in reg
nlsr session at city hall.
Mics Ida Whip has accepted posi-
ton in the postofiice.
Mr. F. b. Harris, who resides near
the foothills, is reported az being very
i'll.
Seats are rapidly selling for the pro-
duction OF Charley'a Aunt this evening.
A large house should be present, 40 the
company is frst-clses one.
The ladies OF the Methodist church are
holding their annual bazaar in the Union
block today. Their supper will take
place tonight.
asMr. A. L. Taylor will read paper on
The Swiss Constitution, Wednesday
evening. before the Unity club.
Four illustrated lectures, entitled The
World Around Us, will be given at the
Unitarian church. beginning Sunday
evening, December End; subject,
The Birth OF World; December 9th,
Hall Hour With the Sun; Decemb her
10th. The Suns Children; Dece m Der
23rd, A Visit TO the Moon.
Tho Pomona Athletic club now has q
mem berBhip of go and is rapidly grow
ing. The Ladies' Athletic club ie also
one Of the furnishing organizations OF
this place, having o good mem bershi p
aud professional instructor to give them
Lessons.
Brick are being put upon the ground
today preparatory to commencement
Of the building on Carey avenue and
Second street. The block will be very
similar in appearance to the Union
block, the upper stories being used fol
Offices.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will give big Thanksgiving dinner on
Thursday.
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BUT FOURDAYS REMAIN
The Boy Phenomenon Will Receive
New Patients Up to and Includ-
ing December lst Only.
Remaining In Los Angeles Until All
Contracts for Treatment are Full
filled, After Which Riverside,
San Bernaidino and Gan
Diego will Be Visited.

The Boy Phenomenon, who has caused the
most intense excitement ever knowa in this
city BY accom- plishing the most miraculous
cures by the power of animal magnetism IN
GASES that were pronounced beyond human
power to heal, will not receive any new patients
after Decen Der LIST. On ths date mentioned
the books close. but the doctor will remain I'M
I'll all treatment contracted for has been given
AZ the time for his departure draws nearer
the crowds At the doctors private parlors IT the
Holenbsck increase There are hundreds In
the rooms every day and he could prolong his
visit indefinitely, SO numerous are the people
who are daily coming TO him to oe cured OF
heir Affections. Other engagements however,
compel his departure early in December
Therefore, all who wish treatment aud are
able and willing to pay for the same may call
At the Holenbeck hotel, rooms % to 20, en-
trance ct 2i6 West Second street, from 10 q. m.
10 4 p M. every day up to and inclading De-
cember Is. Consultation. examination ana
advice free. All examinations are made with
out questions. and every ache and pain de-
scribed far better than the patients can them
se'ves
DR.. Temple not only treats the blind, lame
and crippled, but all diseases quickly yield TO
his strsnge power. Catarih. incjpient con.
sum ption chronic hrnnehitis chronic di=rs
kna, neuralgia, nervous prostration, diabetes,
Briab,'s disease, epilepiy or fta, tumors in all
conditions, diaesses of the delicate nature dis
eased bone, hip disease, deafness, heart disease.
bladder disorders, hemorrhods or piles, chronic
rheumatism, obstinate constipatioc, discrders
Of women, cataract Of eyes, cancer, sciaticat
paraly SIS, hstuls, liver complaint, kidney
troubles, scrofula, gravel throat disorders, i'm
impotency. aud In fact AL diseases yield to AMI
nal ms gnetism in the hands OF this wonderful
boy physician.
IN RIVERSIDE.
In r,xr onse to many inquiries tho announce
ment is made that on Thursday, Dec. 6:h, DR..
Temple will publicly demonstrate his wonder
full, God. like power at the Loring opera house.
Riverside, and for the benefit of tho.e who de-
sire private consultation no will remain at the
Arlington hotel in that city unit / Sunday, Dec
ember 9th.
IN FAN BERNARDIro.
San Bsrnardino is TO be visited Monday, Dec.
10Th on which date . grand public Demon
strn.ion of healing the sick will take place at
TIL opera house. and he will bs ut tho New
Stewart hotel, tuesday, Wednesday end Thurs-
day. Dec. 1lth, 18th and 18th. for privsts
treatment.
AT SAN DfEGo.
The people OF San DIEGO will also be given an
opportunity of witnessing the marvellous power
Ios csssd by this phenomenal boy. The al
nouncemeat o. his visit TO that city win b.,
nude In the Gan Dielo pspers.
After filing the engage msnts mentioned. DR..
Temple will return TO his permanent Office In
the Baldwin hotei. San Francisco.
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on Sunday evening, December 18th. at

on Sunday evening, December 1lth. at
s o'clock.
The students OF Throop polytechnic
institute give hop on Thursday even
ing of this week in the Wooster block
hall. A large number Of invitations
have been issued.
Tomorrow "Wednesday evening the
knights and ladies Of the Maccabees
give hop ia Wooster hall, which prom.
ises to be very pleasant affair. Low
ensky's orchestra will be in attendance.
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The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup OF Figs, when
in need of a laxative. and il the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow it's use so that
il 10 the beat family remedy known. and
avery family should have bottle on
hand.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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for Infants and Children.

"cnstoria .sso well adapted to children that
Ireco;nmcnd it cs hyperion to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii SO. Oxford st., brooklyn, N. Y.