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The herald., 1894-11-25

the members of Company G. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen are on The in
vitation committee: Captain Halpin,
Lieutenant Landell and Lieutenant
Abbey reception committee. Sergeant
Bailey, Corporal MoFadden, Private
Boyd; floor committee, First Sergeant
Adams, Corporal Devos, d. A. Pasohall
and +. B. Lewis.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Presbyterian church will celebrate the
fourth annual anniversary of the society
with an interesting programme at the
Hotel del Campo on the evening of De-
cember 4th.
About 20 carloads will be the output
OF walnuts shipped from this vicinity
this season.
The types make the writer say the
electric light bonds were sold at a pre-
MUM OF $1,000, which should read 500.
Mr.. Reed and family of Portland,
Ore, who have been the guests of Mr.,
Carghill, left Ansheim yesterday for Los
Angeles. where they will spend the
winter.
The death of Theodore Reiser leaves
but four of the original settlers of the
mother colony: August Langsn berger,
j. P. Zsyn. o. Leudke and Henry
Werder.
Messrs. Heinsch, Lewis and McWil-
liams, OF the city council, have esti-
mated that Anaheim will be lighted
with electricity in so days.
The herald., 1894-11-25

filled. The contest is between Mr.. Hsss

filed. The contest is between Mr.. Hess
tho incumbent, and Mr.. Solandsr.
The young men OF town have organ
lied bachelors club and rented the
building opposite the Palma, where they
meet almost every evening and enjoy
themselves in regular man fashion.
There was . pretty wedding in San
Luis Rey last Sunday afternoon, at the
residence of Mr.. William Libbey. The
contracting parties we're Miss Ella Lib
hey OF San Luis Rey and Mr.. Frank
Schuyler OF Oceanside. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Jacob at
O'Clock. and witnessed by the imm ediate
members Of both families and relatives
only.
The groom had purchased the futile
residence, which WAS in readiness for
the homecoming. After a very pleas
ant evening the young couple took pos
session and commenced housekeeping at
once.
During the week the announcement
was made that the firm formerly known
as Schuyler & Son, would in future be
known as the Schuyler Hardware conn
pany, the firm consisting Of John
Schuyler, Frank Wilton and May
j. A. Bond company is new firm
that will begin business about Deem
Der l.. They have rented the Glechner
building on Second street. and are i'm
proving it preparatory to opening q new
and well selected stock Of groceries.
They will also deal in country produce.
j. O. Jones, who bought the Horne
place, the largest and hsndsomest in
town. has not yet been able to dispose
of his Colorado property to advantage,
90 remains there during the summer,
coming to California for the winter.
Mrs. Jones arrived few days ago and
will soon be joined by her husband.
Don Glover, an Englishman who pur.
chased property in the valley on time,
has deoamp ped leaving unpaid bills to the
tune of $500 or $500. What he left has
been levied on, but will not pay 25 cents
on the dollar. -......,....
M, Pieper, OF the South Pacific, is in
attendance on the hotel keepers conven-
ton in Los Angeles. nr. .s.
A new commission house, bakery and
paint and paper house are among the
new businesses to be opened in the near
future. So much for the promised
advent Of water.
The herald., 1894-11-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its. excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable, and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
,ning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
md being we'll informed, you will not
Ncept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1894-11-25
LONG BEACH.
Reorg anizati of the Board OF Trad o
Water NJ affairs

Reorg aniz alton of the Board OF Trade.
Water Matters.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 24.-The Long
Beach band boys concert, which was to
have been given Friday night, was, on
account OF the killing of Merchant
Elikan, postponed until tomorrow, Mon.
day night. The proceeds Of the concert
will 60 to buy uniforms.
The Long Beach Musical and Literary
club gave q pleasing entertainment,
which Was largely attended, Thursday
evening, at Foresters' hall.
The Long Beach board of trade, which
has been in = highly concentrated state
OF innocuous desuetude for q couple of
years or more, has been resurreoted and
this section of the country, its advan-
tages. its possibilities and its probabilis
ties will be set forth by progressive
and energetic organization OF represent
tative citizens and business men. At
their late meeting they adopted a con-
stitution and bylaws and elected Mr..
Thomas Stowell president. Seven vice.
presidents, representing Long Beach,
Cerritos and Alamitos were elected, also
. secretary and treasurer. The meeting
was largely attended and great interest
taken in its proceedings. The list of
membership up to date 10 Sc and this
will probably be increased at the meet
ing tonight. Saturday.
Long Beach is in about the same fix
% 10 the city of Los Angeles, in not
having large hotel to accommodate
the winter tourists. While we have in
the Seaside inn and Fettsrman house
. couple of as good hotels az can be
found, still their eccommoda atoms are
limited on account of size.
Rumors have been thicker than frogs
in q Terminal island tsmale grove about
somebody or some company going to
build large, frst.class hotel, but, like
the same old story that perennially
crops up in Angelvills, there's nothing
in it. Ivy
At the board of trustees meeting
Thursday afternoon, Trustee DEMO was
empowered to hire counsel to prosecute
suit for the collection of delinquent
licenses. Trustee j. G. Dunn of COM
mittee on sewers and sanitation, was
authorized to see that several nuisances
now existing under the bluff. be abatsd.
Measures for the protection of the
city against the depredations of tramps
by organizing a chain gang to put them
to work ON the streets, was under con.
alteration and will be the subject of a
special meeting later.
A franchise to lay water pipes in all
the streets and avenues Of the city was
asked for by the Alsmitos Water COM
pany, and Was referred to the ordinance
COMMITTEES.
A like request, but addressed to the
president of the board of trustees, was
received from Gen. E. Bouton OF the
Bouton Water company WAS referred to
the committee on fire. water and trees,
for the purpose Of getting more definite
information. The latter request asks
for 50-year franchise.
Rev. E. A. Hsaly of Ontario, and late.
ly pastor of the M. E. church of this
place, spent Thursday night here with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett OF Los Angelica
spent couple of days at the Fetterman
house early in ths week.
j. and H. Sharpstein OF Sedalia. Mo-,
were visitors this week.
Barney Cummings OF Denver spent a
couple of days Is guest of the Fs tier
man during the week.
The herald., 1894-11-25
RIVERA.

Walnut Men Cat Large Returns and
Now Have Orsn gss to SAIL.
RIVERA, Nov. 24.-The revival se ~.
ices ct the Christian church came to 9
close last Thursday night.
Rsv. H. M. Bell, OF the Rivera Baptis.
church, Is assisting Evangelist Lsdford
in series-of Inestingsa at Whittier. ,
Twenty enthusiastic Good .Templarl
went from Rivera Thnrsday to attenc
the district lodge. at Pasadena.
Eighteen carloads OF lumber have beer
ordered for building purposes, to BIZ
delivered a. Rivera ;pt 0nos -e w-
Mr.. Morgan Ia improving the hotel
Mr.. Herrick is making arrangement ii
for q news stand here.
Last night, Friday, the teachers.
pupils and friends OF our schools. the
Rivera, Ranchito and Gallatin, gathered
IN our town hall at q SCHOOL social"
The idea occurred to Mr.. Spencer. prin-
cipal OF the Rivera school, that IL would
stimulate the pupils to hold at stated in .
tervals joint meeting to exhibit actual
work done by the pupils. The pro-
oramme last night was quito improm btu
but very good. The com positions and
other work displayed were excellent.
The Ranchito school deserves special
mention for it's exhibit OF map and
Psychological drawing, and also for the
neat and convenient arrangement OF the
specimens. -
Yesterday appeared on our streets the
familiar form and lace Of Mr.. Frank
West. the pioneer livery man of Rivera.
who left here about four years ago.
The walnuts are not all off yet but the
last car will probably 60 before Deems
Der lat. The walnut men have done
pretty we'll. The cash returns will aver.
age over $l4O0 for each member of the
association. In case of further needs.
however, they have a small orange crop
coming on. probably 100 carloads, which
will help them out In these hard times.
The trees are well filed, the fruit of ex,
actly the right size, and prices will be-
satisfactory no doubt.
The herald., 1894-11-25

An Arab princess, Miss Alice Azeo
who is to enter the Harvard annex IT,
fall, says shat in her own country mt
are not allowed to write until they c;
add a long chain of titles totheir namc
Women are not expected to write
publication, but she hopes to secure til
privilege when she has obtained t.
titles from American and English IL
versities. Then she expects to found
magnificent library which will becon
monument to her father She tn,
proposes to give her lifeto the amelior
ton of the women Of her race in ii
orient, and the public library is to b
. come part of tho school system of 4
country. Miss Azeez has been living'i
retirement in Brooklyn for some timl
She is only 10 years of age, but ul.tlc-
stands the Arabian, Assyrian, Grocia
Latin, French, German and Engli..
languages. Specimens of her needle
work adorn the shelves Of the Metro
politan Museum Of Art in New Yorl
and the Peabody museum at Cambridge
Mass. efsl
The herald., 1894-11-25
{ ANAHRIM.

Slick Young Man who Fooled Rssl
Estate Dealers.
I, ANAHEIM, Nov. "a. -Res0luti0ns oil re-
epect to the memory OF Theodore Reiser
and coincidence to the widow and rels-
lions of the deceased. were drafted by
the city council.
l Tuesday morning dudish appearing
young man, who registered At the Com
mercial hotel as A. E. Nennis, and to
Harker, the real estate man, Represented
himself 10 be E. G. bookings, came to
Anaheim for the ostensible purpose of
investing ia hotel site for, which his
lather was ready to pay q each price.
The Mitchell hotel property was shown
him, which just suited, and his father
+ would DO here On Friday to close the
bargain. In the meantime he hired liy-
cry rigs and sported with the girls until
Friday evening, when he slipped away,
leaving his board and livery bill unpaid.
Marshall Steadman took tho next train
in pursuit Of the bill-jumper, and while
In Los Angeles caught thief named
Charlie" who burglsrized a. barber
shop in this place last winter, and
brought him to Anaheim last night.
The slick young man .waa not sighted
yesterday, but the marshal has some
pointers which will lead, to his arrest
today. 49,. 49, ! ', :. L, n :.
A few weeks ago Ernest Cayse Of Texas
and Miss M. Polhemus Of this city were
married. Scarce had ths hon ey moon
waned when proceedings were brought
against Mr.. Cayse from his first wife In
the east for Q divorce. . tsnss n
Ansheim will have Q new harness
shop, with E. H. Susneil 10 proprietor.
r. w. MacGillvray has accepted
position with M. E. Eyestone at Pasa-
dena. During his stay in Anahsim Mr..
MacG illvary has made many friends.
AT the residence Of Mrs.. Knapke, on
next Wednesday evening, the marriage
Of Miss Teresa Knapks Of this city to
Mr.. Carl Sieland Of Chino will be cele-
tbTatsd. ,4
The cards are ont for military ball
to be.aiyen On the night. Of the SQth BY
The herald., 1894-11-25
CARLSBAD.
Episcopal Chapel orated-Gs neral
and Business Matters.

Episcopal Chapsl Oonsscrated-Gsnsra
and Business Matters.
CARLSBAD, Nov. %. - Last Sunday
morning the Episcopal chapel here was
.consecrated by Rev. Bishop Nichols,
d. D. The service Was we'll. attended
and mort interesting. He held service
and confirmation in Ocesnside in the
evening and service in San Louis Rsy
on Monday morning, all Of which are the
charges Of Rev. Jacob.
Another lot of pipe has arrived for
the Minneapolis Beach colony. One
more family has come. Az work has not
yet progressed sufficiently to justify his
remaining there, the head OF the house,
. shoemaker, whose name +, did not
learn. has located in Ocsanside until
there 10 more business there.
A few friends gathered Of the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knowles
ON Friday evening, and enjoyed thsm-
solves playing whist.
Tbs ofaceof road oysrseer II mot yst
The herald., 1894-11-25
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Evsrssrs Afternoon Tss Local
Jottings, tf"

Miss Evsrssrs Afternoon Tsa Local
! Jottings, t5aD. F
RIVERSIDE, Nov. 24.-The musical and
dramatio entertainment given by local
talent at Y. M. @. A. hall Wednesday
evening last has fully demonstra ted tine
fact that Riverside has some dramatic
talent. There is now talk OF organizing
a dramatic club for the winter months
The play ON Wednesday eve ming was
well received. and the entire audience
gave rnmistakable signs OF approx al.
Since the closing Of the New Yorh
kitchen there has been another res.
taurant opened, and it is understood
that still another will be running next
week.
Miss Carrie Everest. the accomplished
daughter OF H. B. Everest, the proprie-
tor OF the Arlington hotel in this city,
gave q tea party to her lady friends on
Thursday last. There were about 200
guests present. and the afternoon was
spent in a most enjoyable way and to
the greatest satisfaction and pleasure of
all present. The parlors OF the Arling-
ton were most tastefuliy and exquisitely
decorated with the choicest flowers.
evergreens and rare plants.
The reception was held from 8 to 5
pm, and never in the history Of River.
side has there teen such an aggrega-
ton of beauty and culture.
There is some rnmor of book being
fonnd that helonged to Body Of the
Park hotel in which it il said that the
names o! quite number OF prominent
men OF this city appeared as purchasers
OF beer and permitted the same to be
charged.
The town il being visited ct present
by large number OF that elias, of peo.
pie who are denominated hobos.
The ladies OF the order of the Eastern
Star entertained the children at Masonic
Temple on Friday evening last.
The ministers OF the Methodist church
OF this and San Bernardino county will
bold meeting in this city tomorrow in
the forenoon. Dr.. w. A. Wright of Riv-
erside will read . paper on the New So
GEOLOGY. Lunch will be served by Mrs.
Casewell. wife OF the presiding elder.
On Thanksgiving day there will be
much sport offered.
day at bluerocks and live birds and
those who are experts with the long.
range winchester will have q chance
in q turkey shoot at rs cents ashot, at
q distance OF 200 yards.
Albert Penny OF Los Angeles, an ac-
tive member in Y. M. @. A. circles, is in
this city. and will address the meeting
ct !. M. @. A.. hall this afternoon at
$3.50.
The eastern tourist. seeking heal tn,
pleasure and more congenial home, 10
frequently met with now upon our
streets; travel is growing better and
things generally have q more encourag-
ing look than for some time past.
The herald., 1894-11-25
OR e.

Real Eatate ransfsrs-Psrsonal and
News Mention.
ELsINoRE. CAL, Nov. 23.-Both health
and plsasurs-ssekers are beginning to
make their appearance in increased
numbers.
Messrs. N. A. Coleman, Geo. o. Cole
man and George Hess, capitalists Of Lin
ooln, Nsb., are looking this section over
with view OF buying some realty and
becoming permanent residents of Elsi.
more. tUs
Mrs. o. N. Salisbury IL papering,
painting and otherwise repairing her
several residences. Her son.in-law and
daughter, F. E. Hurlbut and wife, of
Rockford, ILL.,, arrived here q short time
ago and are now permanent residents,
DR.. and Mrs. HI. @. Roger are in your
city attending the meeting of the South.
ern California hotel association.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Richards have
| just returned from Los Angeles whore
they have been visiting for several
days.
Capt. J. B. Sutton and wife, who have
been visiting their daughter in Escondi-
do for several days, returned home Tues
day.
]. F. Jones and 7. Frame, grand ju-
rors from this place, are at home for q
few days.
@. @. Briggs, . capitalist OF Los An.
geles, 10 here. . guest OF the Hot Springs
hotel. - sgssssr - :
]. K. Schanck, Wells Fareo's agent at
this place, has moved into the dry goods
store OF 8. 8. Lauler.
VIM. Collier, Of Riverside, one Of the
largest stockholders in the Elsinore
coal minss, 10 in town this week on bust.
ness connected with the NINE.
Tom CULVER and William Newton
attended big ball at Menefee last
evening, given by H. Hanna.
The latest In the way OF publication
Z the Industrial Age, published ct
Elsinore by Attorney Julian P. Jones.
1t is . neat 16.page monthly periodical,
we'll printed and ably edited.
Messrs. Dickey & Leech. the con-
TRACTORS on the new Lake View hotel,
will soon put on q larger force, and will
have the building completed within the
time specified. t@ssa ~ ~as
Supervisor S. A. Stewart has his teams
and men at work putting in alarge
acreage to grain.
Captain Dutton says because the
voters of this county said by their votes
that he Was not to administer upon the
estates Of the dead, he knew of no rea
son why be should not continue to ssl
real estate to the living.
The herald., 1894-11-25
PERRIS.
Mining News-A New Hotel-Lo

NOteHs
I PERKS. Nov. 24.-The chryeanthe-
mum fair. held by the ladies Of the M.
e. Church Aid society last week, was Z
success, both artistically and financially,
netting the Aid society about 500.
Messrs. Grifit tbs. Carton and Easta
brook, who are interested in the Alice
mine, located south of Perris. are here
inspecting their property and announce
that they will erect stamp mill.
b The hotel at Lakeview WAS thrown
open to the public Thursday night. Ii
lie one Of the beat fitted up carsvansarisa
In the county.
Harry Moore, son of Judge J. r.
Moore. has been quite Ill for several
days, but is now on fair way to recov-
cry.
L. L. Newerf and wife have moved to
Los Angeles, where Mr.. Newerf has en-
barked in the real estate business. w.
D. Newsrf will remain in Perris and
look after their nursery.
A. w. Hook, of Hook Bros. & Oak,
has juat completed Q neat two story
frame dwelling ON Seventh street whore
he will in future reside.
- child of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Cook
died ON the 18th ipst... ..........
a.. Born, on November 21st, to the wife
OF Maynard Mapes. son.
A gentleman from Nebraska named
Bishop has purchased the Freeman
ranch at Mountain Glen.
J. w. Nance has commenced to build
another brick block on D street.
Mr.. Dennis, owner OF the Inddel mine
situated near the Good Hope, has just
put in a ive-stamp mill on tho prop.
erty.
A singing GLASS has been formed here
and Miss Work has charge of It. The
first meeting was held Friday night.
Quite . number Of sales Of real esta te
ware made during the past week.
The herald., 1894-11-25
Tn. Plac. OF .rarmsns.

" bilious people II chiefly in the region OF the
liver but with the extreme discomfort located
there are associated sour stomach, yellownes
OF the skin and eyebaiiss morning nausea, an
unpleasant breath, furred tongue, sick head
ache, and irregularity of the bowels. For each
and all OF these uhpleasantnesses. Hostettsr's
Stomach Bitters " swift and agreeable rem
edy. 1t Is greatly preferable to any vegetable
purgative or drastic mineral cathartic. Such
pseudo-specifcs usually do more harm than
good. In malarial complainsts the liver ID al.
ways involved. For such disorder, as we'll a.
for rheumatic ana kidney trouble, nervousnest
and debility. Hostetter's stomach Bitters IL
remedy. Physicians strongly commend II for
1ts prompttude and; thOrpughnesp. aud .pEofeas
stonal approval q fully .iustified BY public 81,
perience during norssthsn 8 third ofa csntuyI
The herald., 1894-11-25
SANTA ANA.
Onioial Bonds FIled-Rssl Estats Sales,
Notes.

Onicial Bonds FIled-Rssl Estate Sales.
Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 24.-Eunice M. Dow
has sold to Emma A. Honadle the cas-!
halt OF Richland farm lot No. 80 fol
$1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Riggs, who were
recently married in Oakland, arrived 10
the city last night, after pleasant trip,
They are "at home" ct the Riggs resi-.
dsnce on East First street. This wor-
thy couple have the best wishes of q
host of friends.
James Mcclure will preach Sunday
night in the Christian church on Signs
Following Believers.
Prof. g. Abram Smith will give q mu-
steal, with his pupils, December l4th.
He will use selections from Dudley
Buck.
Last night some sneak thief broke into
DR.. Garnett's dental Office and stole q
great many OF his small dental instru.
ments, amounting to $3.50. No clue to
the thief was obtained.
Charles Sexton OF Los Angeles came
down today to spend Sunday.
The following official bonds have been
fled:
R. L. Freeman. tax collector, bonds OF
100000, with following eurities: g. A,
Edgar, $4,000; H. Neill. $500; D. g..
McOloy, 5000; d. M. Dorman, $40, 900 /;
u. NisSen. $1,000; ]. A. Turner, $4,000 !;
W. H. Moran. $500; D. r. Sterling,
$4,000; W. B. Hervey, $4,000; John Cub.
non, $4,000; w. s. Bartlett, $4,000: CIV,
Wilcox. $4,000.
r. I. Harris. treasurer, bond of $780,
w, with following sureties: D. H.
Thomas. 10000; G. W. Ford, sc, 900 !;
~. b; Hervey, $4,000; s. W. Prsble,
xio.WO; W. O. McOloy, $4,000; j.. s.
Hice: 5000; John West, $4,000; R. E.
newits, $4,000; M. M. Crookshank,
xiu,vU; 4. F. Chiffon, $4,000; M. A.
E9f,ns: $4,000; G. W. Mintes, $4,000;
W; q: spurReon, $50, 1000.
J.. N. Landel. Justice of the peace !:
DondsmeD are P. A. Stockton and J, j,
Schneider.
!. 3. Pierce. justice Of the peace
SUnesmen are John Pfruminger and
Josiah Mccoy, justice of the peace !;
Dondsmen are John Y. Anderson and o.
y cost Thos. Nicholson 5000 to run for
eaoitor on the Prohibition ticket.
Mr.. w. X. Jones left TODAY foy her
home in Phoenix, Arizona.
MS. W. III. Leigh and littla .or ~
Psnnsylvania. arrived this wesk 20 ioin
her husband who came here anna t;Tos
4gG ana went in partnership with E.