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Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
EKlFFS SALE.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Tensas.
Seventh District Court.
Mrs. NJ. Morris,
VI. No. 1853.
D. Il. Deggsns,

PUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given
that by virtue of. and In obedience to .
writ OF seiznre ard sale In tue
above styled and numbered suit. from
the above styled Honorable Court.
have seized and taken into my possess
ion. and TO pay xad satisfy said writ,
~ill on
Saturday, F-mua'y 10th, A ID.
1894.
offer for sale at the Court House door,
In the town Of st. Joseph, In this
parish. between the hours Of II q. M,
and 4 p. M, to tho highest bidder for
cash. the following desc, ibef property
situated in this paris to-wt:
The SouthwOod p)a tation. In thu
Parish Of TeHsas State OF Louisiana. /.
containing 5l1 acres Of land more or
less. Of which 454 acres lie in section 7
township 13 ". X, ~ Il. and So acres
lie In section II. same township and
range. together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
VIC. YOUNG.
Sheriff.
st. Joseph. la, January I,ls9l. D.,
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
FOX SALE

The Dixie plantation. near Lake St.
Peter. c"p,sining 1913 acres Of lsnd.
Terms reasonable. One-fourth cash
balance to suit purchaser. Apply to
HU0H TULLIs, Att'y-at-Iaw,
tau30tf St. Joseph La.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken ui', near New Caithx. =
Landing. Nv. 3hh b. Gxi blsh 4
ONrIl. one soiuei hsrsr mule xbuYt
I years old f; Is hands high. Ouurr
can get same by proving property
and pay ing charges.
GARBISH 4 UNEIL,
King. In.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
THE LOUISIANA COTTON
CROP.

We have heforr 10 the Rrpo-s o.
tn" Commissioner oi th~ Safe D..
Npartment ri Agriculture. issu~d "n
January 9th. lSs4 giving the -s,i
mate. rf the Department ~ the
; sSrrsRe and yield Of the principal
rropa Of the State tos the year
'IS03.
The 6aurea given for the total
: cotton croW Of the State ar~ 43l. .;55,
hxlea. The parish pr"incina the
Rreatess suiUnnt Of c"tt"". arcOr'l
ING tG the report, In Aro,ellrs
-vish 2iaa3 bales. proinr..d ."
l33.:3 acrrs snl next in rank !.
TrRsss shici, ia rsr,liisd with II
yield IF 3l959 bales pr'siuc-i on
. 81 O.9 srr-a. the averse Yield i".'
acre In. Avo,pi'~s t~ine so I'll -
ba'~ and In Trnsas - nf u hale.
The 6enrea given fnr the OiSri
parishrs comprising the 5 b Levr.
D,att,ct wrr a. fnllUws:
C,nepr.i,w .....iS.1hj halps.
Mahis.n Ii 3S7
EA.i Carroll ll.4.5 -"
Accord,ns 10 th~ar Hynrr.
rensaa. whish hsa hrrri"fore lead
the othe. PARISHES in the nstter M
cotton pro,luot,o ,ou, hsa been pass~,i
hy AvOvplles the LATTER parish brimp
or-,lit~d with u greater yield per
Scre % we'll "A y greater total yield.
While W. ale not pr-rai~d to
di.nnt~ tive poa.imlit, tha, owing
IN "v~I Aus anil had cf0pa AvOyrl
Ira ,na> have vmNdu w,l more cot,uu
last wear than T-usas, ~e nay nn
aiien ion to the figures given D.,
the Agricultural Depart m-nt b.raasr
W kmuV they are grOssly inatr.u
tate AZ tar ~ T~usas II conc-rnri
Osing 10 the rnIlSc,,on "f the
cotton tag s~ haze = reliable data IA
to the actual Bnmhrt at hsles ~"
duc~.l IN this I'aIi.b. The nturn.
to the Tav Col~ciur to date show
that l3<87 b,I~s have h--n shipped.
Att Io these 6gnrrs 3.l.,3 hsi-.
which will tull, ro,-r all coiion s-,
~ arssu tel t"r aud ~ have =
total crop0G l6 ono halrs Tor Tensa.. ,
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

D,,s' 1s No s'Hsy' ss First Ju.tic.court ef.h.
DavidDse ms Parish Of Tensas.
BY virtue Of . writ Of Fieri Facias. to
me directed bv the Honorable n. A.
Gillespie, First Justice of the rrace In
and for the said Parish OF Tensas. I will
proceed to cell at public auction on
M"nd } the i5h day -: January
A. d.. 1894.
at IL O'Clock m, on Fast Wood the
following described property to-wit:
One bale Of cotton and one brindls
COW and calf seized In the above en-.
titled and numbered suit.
Conditions: The above bale Of cot.
ton. COW and calf will be sold to the
highest and last bidder for cash.
JOSHUA PAGER.
Constable.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02

The qnarr-l u tween the Em;mtor
william Of Germans Aml Princ..
Blsnarck which ia. lasted %: fOur
: ears. IL at an end.
Bisma'ck visItrd Ihr Emperor on
"" Orrasi"n of bis Lirthday "u thr
9Th inat.. an,l Mas Irc-i> ri vii
""sl hOn"Is. II il t-lU'ed tha'
tue Reconciliation Va. lmOnghi
about bs the declining health M
he rx Chancellor. the Emperor
i-A' ing that 'iraih might ~ rr, en~
to put an end Ia the quarrel.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
DICKS CuILL,FC0E.
FOR SALE on El>Y TERMS

We have land for sale on the "DUN.
BAR" place. "wESr POINT" and
other plantations In Tensas parish. in
lots Of from Fifty acres to Five Hundred
acres. which We will sell at prices
ranging from ten tO twenty dollars /;
one nth cash and balance In /, 2, 3 and
4 years
Apply TO.
CLiNroS & GARRrrT, Attys.
StJosrph, La.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
teaal Aop ri,s mcnt.
Sili.EIFf"> >ALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas,
Seventh District Court.
Scottish s. American Mt'ge. Co.. Ltd.
va. No. 1850.
z. II. Newell.

z. II. Newell.
PUBLIC NOTICE Ia hereby given
that by virtue Of and In obedience to
writ Of seizure and sale In the
above styled and numbered suit ,fromthe
above styled Honorable COurt.i have
seized and taken into nv possession. and
to paw and satisfy said writ. will on
|haIi"y, F-ln Uar, lOrh, A. d.,
1894.
offer for sale NJ the Court House door.
in the town Of st. Joseph. In this
parish: between the hours Of II 4. NJ,
and ,. NJ. to the highest bidder for
cash. the following described property.
to-wit:
The Edd:ngton plantation. composed
Of parts Of Section 25 in Township IS.
n. r.. II f. and section 20 in Town
ship l3, Y ef r !? E in the District Of
nds n. of Red River q shown by act
Of partition recorded in the ecords Of
Tensas Parish, La. in Notrrial Record,
Book ~" pages 237. .:3s and 239. and
bearing date Nov. 18th. 1873.
Said Edding.on plantation as allotted
to +. II. Newell. being lot No. 3 Of said
act of partition to which reference Ia
hereby made containing 500 acres more
or less. together with all the buildings
and appurtinances thereon.
Sheriff.
st. Joseph. La, January. 4th 1894.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
MONEY 10 LEND.

We have made arrangements with
the agent Of several mortgage comps.
MES in Memphis, Tenn, TO lend none y
on first mortgages on approved real
estate, the loans to be exte ded for ten
years. and interest pay bic Annu ally
Apply. BY mail or in person to
CLIxToN q GARRETT,
o. ~ St. Joseph, La.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02

The mnrh ,lisruss-,l Qnr-tiun ~
{" whether the international p'Iy-
oght hrt y ~rn CW hrtt aud Nichr =
rOnl.i come Oft has le.t. F, u, ci :~d
The nyt 100. pl.cr, CM lrt'
ahiplSd biz anrI. onist with ui~ai
ras~ IN ih'r1 rounds q" r1n",
Mitchell at Fluida ma IT, an .-- nl
h'msvif hl railiny ""i ih- mi'"A IL
prevent the H.ht and dol :. t,ort.n.
Ia early Ou; his bl"n o..
W. Ai- "plr',-i an ilinru'lv i'
prize figh'ins. '.,t VI roln,nhu AM,
niue Out Of ten nes.p 'i'ei isA,l-' =
IN the Umli~h tsirs, tra I the ~"
co ini If tins fight the d,si tni 4
when th- PAPERS trArhr'i us.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
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Adv e Irt g. On IA V,:e

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Per square for the hrst insertion and
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tatss these advertisements. Thirteen
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Ter sssh sabssalsnt insertion 10 al
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Sssetts being devotedte. Political Arri-
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Cards-Ons square or less. enc year
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vance and fall name Of authsr must b
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Cn,oa Stfsst. Fraht. Watson, Ag't-
win receive suSscriptisns and make
rates for sdvsrtissrs. .
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
MONEY To LEND.

The hard times are over with the
LOAN COMPANIES and We are nov
prepared to LEND MONEY on CO.
TON PLANTATIONS.
Address.
CLINTON 4 GARRETT,
Sc JRseubA L.. :.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02

A train load ut reyrfn-, nnm' 'wi .
Ing HtW W iionr tr0I the .iriuitS
vi leighton Snd Barton. ala. Il. .
pSr ri on thu 23.i tor Texas,
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02
Every Bay SioHid Learn

The value nf a dollar. Tu ktw
nhAt u iU;laT ss,StR apsfo v hai n
dollar bn!-. is he 81. i.PIine stone I"
RUNE IL IL ais, desirable that
,r-y body sh"uli know iha, ~
ialf dollar vii Huy u tMitlr uf
DICKS CuILL,FrGE.
u tas'es like fresh O'auy~ Syiu,
'',ntAiss no i",is,n. gu ,ranirrd ..
tmrak rh;lls. rra.iirat- m.laiia
siarl~ns the spi~'ne. makes iir,
bl"'d aud r.juv~na'-s the te-b's
Sold N HlI dealers SIN. hottie.
Tensas gazette., 1894-02-02

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The herald., 1894-08-17
Los ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1894

company CT Williams, Ariz., is in this
city. His company does a large business
in Southern California.
Sergeant Faris, Corporal Rogers and
Privatss Jendresne, Wait and Tobin of
Company E, with cooks aad walters,
left for Santa Monica today to put camp
in order and make arrangements for the
company, which will proceed to that
place on Monday to go into camp for 10
dsya.
Lateat reports from Gladstone, the
new mining camp established last spring,
indicate that Pat Dwyre has struck q
very rich thing Of it on his claim. He
has sunk a shaft rs feet, and has uncov-
cred 4foot ledge all the way. The
rock rune in the neighborhood OF 500 q
ton.
w. w. Wilcox, the Cotton hardware
merchant. and his vile are eojourning
at Catalina.
The mill for the Florence Day mine is
being hauled to the mines from Banning
by teams. 1t is expected to have the
machinery on the ground in 10 days and
the mill running in 30 days from that
time.
Mrs. N. Daven port and family of Col-
ton left Yesterday for Oceanside, where
they will spend a couple of weeks.
A meeting OF the Prohibitionists OF
the San Bernardino precincts will be
held ct the Congregational church. cor
nef Fifth and d atreeta, Saturday, Au-
gust Is, at z 80 p. M, to elect delegates
to the county convention, to be held at
San Bernardino on Saturday, August
25th.
DIR. H. D. Johneon, late OF Grand
Rapids. Mich, will take charge OF the
Unitarian church in this city for the
coming year. He comes highly recon-
mended as man of exceptional literary
attainmente. cordial, genial and warm
hearted. He is convert from the
Episcopal church, and is yet on friendly
terms with that body. He will be in
this city Friday, the 18th, and would be
pleased to meet as many as possible of
the friends of Unity church, at p.m.,
in Unity hall.
The county tax rate to be fixed on the
fourth Monday in September is now
matter Of public discussion. The people
demand less taxes. All the political
parties in their platforms demand re-
duction of taxes. Will Lord and Victor
heed these demands? That is the ques
tion.
Frank S. Baker. ]. W. Boyd. George
Sherling, s. Deblois, *. Cody. Frank
Dean and Ii. Roberts, who are serving
the sentence imposed by Judge Ross for
contempt of court in the Industrial ar
my cases, have been registered on the
great regieter of the county by the
county clerk, in violation of the consti.
tuition, Sec. 4, Art. 2. Numerous illegal
registrations are said to be known to
exiet and the Republican committee is
ipuoetiUa titiy the franda
The herald., 1894-08-17
SANTA MONICA.
Plenty Of Entsrtain ainments-Locai nnt
Personal Notes.

Plenty of Entsrtain ainmants-Locai nnd
Psrsonal Notes.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 16.-The middle
OF GUNNER finds the town crowded with
guests and every one making arrange
ments to take care OF the state militis
and tennis tournament, both OF which
commence next Monday.
DR.. George Cochran will deliver an in
tereeting lecture at the M. E. church,
on Talks and Takers.
Comrade Campbell's lecture last
night, on the Worst Boy, at G.. A. r
hall, under the auspices of the w. @. T.
o., was well attended.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kannon are at the
Rhodes cottage.
DR.. Thomson OF Algeria ia enjoying
life at Santa Monica.
Mrs. M. s. Newman of Garvanza, &C.
companied by Msster Newman, is ths
guest OF Mrs. L. E. Hubhell.
Court Neptune, A. o. +. of A. greatly
enjoyed their picnic to Terminal ielanc
Wednesday.
The Arcadia IL full to overfowing
Entertainments are being held nightly,
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Pennsylvania cottage are: E. A. Will
SOD, Riverside; Prof. and Mrs. Inskip
Mr.. and Mrs. Billings, Los Angeles.
Proi. Jas. L. smith, principal of ths
University schools, spent yesterde,
here. the guest of bic brother, Prof. F
w. Smith, OF our schools.
The herald., 1894-08-17
Guardianship Notice.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE couN.
l. ty of santa Barbara state of California.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
of Robert Rosenberg, minor.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
an ordef OF the superior court or The county of
santa Barbara, state Of s6 California, made on
the estate and guardianship of Robert Roseh-
berg. minor, the undersigned, the guardian
OF the estate Of said minor VIII sell a. priva,e
coin OF the United States and subject to cof-
tirmation by said superior court on or after
ssstnn,fdsy the twent,y,iifth day Of Augast
said minor in all that property, real and per-
sonal, situated partly in the county of Santa
Barbara. state of California, partly in the
county of Ventura, state aforesaid, and partly
in the county OF Los Angeles, state aforesaid,
and partly in Madison county, state of Mis-
ssar sa being the
particularly described in the decree of parti-
ton in the matter Of the estate Of lsidofe
Efeyfus, for life in trust, said decree having
been made and entered by the superior court
of the county OF Santa Barbara, state of Cali
certified copy of which was recorded in the
Office OF the county recorder of said Santa Bar
g fss N Soot ss 81 deed pas a
which decree and the record thereof reference
is hereby made for particular description Of
Bids ior said property shall be in writing
and will be received by the undersitned at
the Commercial Bank, in the city of santa
ifornia.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash in gold
coin of the United States; ten. per cent Of the
purchase price to be paid to the Undersigned
on presentation of the bid, and the balance on
confirmation of sale by said court
GEORGE S EDWARDS,
Guardian of the estate OF Robert Rosenberg,
Dated August 7th, 1894. 8917t
The herald., 1894-08-17
TERMINAL ISLAND.

Rerainiscent Notos OF the Foresters'
Meeting-Notes.
TERMINAL ISLAND, Aug. 16. - The
mooniit waters of grand old San Pedro
bay never looked more lovely than they
did last night after the Foresters' menu,
and the couple of thousands of people
who remained on the island after the
last train left for town enjoyed one of
the grandest views nature is capable OF
producing.
DR.. Weldon, as master of ceremonies,
was ubiquitous, and he was very busy
man that day.
Along with the reception committee
which met and escorted the visitors to
to the pavilion were several ladies' OF the
circle of the order just organized over
in San Pedro.
The Terminal management should be
credited with the very kind and liberal
part taken by them in their treatment
OF the inmates of the county farm in
their outing here the other day.
The water from General Routon'B great
wells on the Bonton tract Cerritos rancho
will be pipsd to Terminal island next
winter.
Mr.. lothian Bixby has informed the
writer that be proposed the immediate
construction OF large reservoir in the
highest part of the Alamites park to hold
water enough to supply not only the
needs of the people of Alamitos beach
but OF Long Beach as we'll.
The herald., 1894-08-17
Guardianship Notice.


TN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE couN-
i ty of Santa barbara, State OF California
In the matter of the estate and guardianship p
OF Raymond Rosenberg, minor
an order Of The 81 superior court of the county
of Santa Barbara, state OF California, made on
the fourth day Of August, 1894 In the matter matter
Rosenberg, a minor. the undersigned, the
guardian of the estate of said minor. Will sell
a m ssn as o tS the sna ise
q. confirmation by said superior court, on or
after Saturday, the twenty-hfth day OF August
ss. lS94, al the right title AND interest Of the
Barbara, state Of California, partly in the
in the county OF Los Angeles, state aforesaid,
and partly in Madison county, state of Mis-
souri, said property being. the undivided one
ali that certain mp properly, real and d personal. p
particularly described in the decree of parti-
ton in the matter of the estate OF 1sidore
Dreyfus for life In trust, said decree having
been made and entered by the superior court
OF the county of Santa barbara, state OF Cali
certified copy Of which was recorded in the
once oaH OF the county recorder OF SAID Santa
Barbara county. on the twenty.ninth day of
January 1894, in book SO of deeds, page 42l,
TO which decree and the record thereof refer
enee Is hereby made for particular descrip-
tion OF the property to be sold,
and viii be Received if'b BY ia the undersis sned at
the Commercial bank, in the city of Santa
Barpara county of Santa Barbara, state Of
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, in gola
coin of the United states; ten per cent of the
purchase prse to O. be paid to e
continuation OF Ssi aRoSaaE 81 Az s'2aSs EDWARDS,
Guardian OF the estate of Raymond Rosen-
berg, minor
Dated August 9TH, 1894. 9-9lTt
The herald., 1894-08-17
POMONA.
Ths CITY TAX Rate Fixed at Ninety Cen
Local Events.

Ths CITY TAX Rate Fixed at Ninety Cents.
Local Events.
POMONA. Aug. l6.-The city trustees
met last night at 7:3o, the entire board
being present.
A. w. Burd, representing the San
Antonio Light and Power company, ad-
dressed the board as to the service
given by the company during the month
OF July, and intimsting that his com
pany thought that not over Is per cent
reduction on the monty bill of SIG
ought to made. The members. after
discussing the question, agreed to pay
the company 500.
The ordinance prohibiting the riding
OF bicycles on any sidewalk in the city
was taken up. A number OF wheel riders
we're present to protest against the
adoption of this ordinance. After freely
discussing tue matter, it was referred
back to the city attorney. From ex-
pressions given, it is thought that the
limits will be heightened several blocks
in each direction.
A resolution of intention to build q
bituminous eidewslk six feet wide on
the north side OF Second street, aa far
west as Hamilton avenue, carried.
The petition Of III. II. Hathowav and
Others to close certain streets in block
ls5 was laid upon the table. it being the
voice OF the board that the streets were
too near the center OF the city to close
up.
The tax rate was then brought up. 1t
was decided that the rate should be 80
cents on 500, divided as follows: Gen
eral fund, S5 cents; street fund, Is
cents school building fund, Tor the pur-
pose Of meeting the interest on bonds,
Is cents; public library fund, 8 cents |;
library building fund, ~ cents; fire
apparatus fund. 71a cents.
The board adjourned to Tuesday even
ing, August 2Sth.
The following figures will show the
rapid advancement in the public library
here during the last four years in the
use of books:
The herald., 1894-08-17
SAN BERNARDINO.
Fraudulent RegiatrAtion-Persone and
Political Matters.

Fraudulent RegistrAtion-Person and
Political Matters.
SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 16. - The
Knights of Pythias at Cotton installed
officers last night. A delegation of
Pythisns from this city attended.
DR.. A. X. Johnson has returned from
a visit to San Diego. His family still
remains to enjoy the cool sea breezss.
Mrs. Hinkley OF Old San Bernarcino
has sold the crop Of her two.acre peach
orchard to the dryer at that place for
s22 per ton. The crop brought her $3.50.
DR.. Pierson and wife OF Idlewild have
returned from Long Beach. The doc
tors health is greatly benefited.
There WAS a large attendance at the
Presbyterian church last evening to
hear Rev. DR.. Chapman of Oakland.
There will be services this evening at
O'Clock. DR.. Chapman is visiting with
Mr. Gardiner aud the family OF Byron
Waters. former iriende, while in the
city.
E. J. Staunton OF the Saginaw Lumber
The herald., 1894-08-17
Cal,farniaP Patants.

Messrs. Hazard & Townsend furnish
the following complete list OF patents
issued to residents of California for the
week ending August u, 1894:
Steam boiler furnace--G. E. Belm or,
San Francisco.
Master-key for nut locks-J. @. Brown,
Santa Barbara.
Adjustable partition for packing boxes
j. V. Coleman, San Franciaco.
Clamp-A. ]. Courtney, Pine Ridge
Stop for rimlesa cartridRes-M. H.
Durst, Wheatland.
Folding bed. s. Hawver. University
Rowiock-J. I. Ish. assignor to S
Bonnifield, San Francisco.
Adjustable butter mold-H. s. Malt
by. Clarksville.
Game apparatus--R. ]. Rolison, Sar
Francisco.
Splice or support for railway raj
ioints-L. II. Woolley, OAKLAND.
The herald., 1894-08-17
TO INCREASE JAPAK'S ARMY.
A Scheme to Enlist 1000 Los
Angeles Men.
They Are to Go Over to Fight the
Chinese.
The sum OF Twenty -fivs Dollars Per
Month to Be Paid tho Men
who Will Eniise Ia
the Service.

There Is an effort being made in this
city, by man who is said to represent
the Japanese government, to secure the
services Of 1000 men to 20 over to the
domains of the miksdo and help them
in their struggle with the Chinese.
just who the man is cannot be
learned, but enough is known to state
that he is in Los Angeles and has been
quietly at work for come days feeling
his way toward accomplishing the de-
sired result. The sum of s25 per month.
in addition TO transportation to and
from Japan, together with necessary
rations, is promised those who will
enlist.
Becauae Of the extreme penalty at
tached to an endeavor Of this kind. un-
der laws governing the treaty with for
sisn countries, the agent has made him
self known to but few persons, and
then only in guarded manner. Those
whom he will secure are ostensibly en-
ployed to engage in railroad construc-
tion, but the real object is to 20 into an
active warfare against Japan'e enemy,
the Chinese. They reason that regi-
ment OF 1000 men such as they hope to
pick up win furnish material OF war.
like nature from which many officers
can be secured to lead the nations
troops. In fact. they have profound
respect for the American bravery, and
just now they are endeavoring to in
crease the efficiency OF their forces in
every manner possible.
1t is extremely improbable that 80
large number ae 1000 able bodied men
can be secured in Los Angeles who
would be willing to undertake job of
go hazardous q nature for 10 small q
salary.
The agent, who is a white man, is
said to have arrived here from San Fran
cisco on Monday.
The herald., 1894-08-17
SANTA ANA.

| Apricot Bsyars Going the Rounds I.
News Notes.
SANTA ANA, Aug. l8.-The apricot
buyers, after going through the coun-
try, are surprised at the great amount of
dried fruit. There has never been any
thing like it before. Prices are frmor,
and some OF the ranchers are holding for
better prices. The prevailing price at
present is 81 to 7 cents. although 1t is
reported that cents has been offered
and refused.
@. D. Ambrose, who has been in Po-
mona for the past two weeks or more,
returned to Santa Ana yesterday, and
will be found hereafter in the store Of A..
7. Wright.
Mrs Srock, her mother and Rue
Powers have returned from Long Beach.
The new school house on First street
| ia beginning to take the shape of a
school building, and will be completed
about October 9Th.
Ralph Wool and Rue Powers started
today for a weeks camping at the hot
| springs.
The funeral today OF little Allen Par
ker was largely attended by sympathiz-
ing friends and relatives. Rev. Parker
of Orange preached the funeral sermon.
Mrs. Dora Highie OF Long Beach was
in our city yesterday visiting friends.
@. E. Melton OF Los Angeles 10 visit-
ing relatives and friends in this city.
MIR. Melton formerly lived in this city,
whore lie has many friends.
Ed Mosbauah and Frank Young were
the lucky fellows last night at the BIZ
cycle rattle at NJ. J. Bundy's store. No.
| 73 drew the wheel.
Rather an amueing incident took
place in the city yesterday when GER
! tain man who contem plates erecting a
new house cent for q well borer to bore
a well on his new lot. Ee showed The
weli man where to bore anu tirsn went
to his office. After thinking while he
concluded he would change the location