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The herald., 1894-11-29
CHINO.

The Gird-Phillips Battle-Ground aud
News Nosas.
CHINO. Nov. 49, Last Saturday the
deal was closed which transferred from
Richard Grid to @. II. Phillips one Of
the most magnificent properties in the
state. and now. while the ink upon the
deeds Is scarcely dry. 90 promptly and
methodically have things been man
aged that application blanks for the
use Of those wishing to rent beet land
have been printed and Mr.. Sandercock,
general manager for the new proprietor,
10 receiving applications and making ar
engagements generally for the opening
OF the next years. campaign.
Mr.. Sandercock, who is an eatimable
gentleman and Q thorough buainess
man of large and varied experience,
will have full charge of the property
and will have under him, 40 head book
keeper and cashier, Mr.. A. d. Fraser.
who has been Mr.. Gird's private sec
Rotary for the last four years and IS
o thoroughly competent accountant.
Mr.. Phillips has also engaged the ser.
vices OF Mr.. Edward Shone. who has
been Mr.. Gird's ranch superintendent
and 10 familiar with the sugar beet in
dustry in all its details.
II. B. Martin, the we'll known civil
engineer and inventor of agricultural
implements, will leave for visit TO
his old home. Chicago. in few days.
Tomorrow the church of Chino will
hold union Thanksgiving services at the
Christirn church, Rev. o. @. job nson
officiating.
The herald., 1894-11-29
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 a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
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, live. and Bowels without weak
sning 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,
ind being we'll informed, you will not
Ecept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1894-11-29
MT. LOWE.
Comforts and Attractions for Tourists
and Gussts.

Comforts and Attractions for Tourists
and Gussts.
MT. LOWE, Nov. 28.-The rotunda OF
the new hotel il now the center OF at.
fractions and tho focus OF business on
Echo mountain. The postoffice. under
the supervision OF Mrs. Anna Miller, has
been transferred from the chalet to the
ampler accommodations in the new
hotel. The curios. the photographs and
the souvenirs are also in Mrs. Miller's
department, and her exhibit ia the cen.
ter OF interested thronRs.
The great, old-iashioned, cheerful fire.
place is another favorite gathering place.
Guests and tourists form eocial groups
and discuss the scenery, the days I'D.
ventures and the incidents OF their over
land trips, and many pleasant &C
quaintanoes are thus formed.
Mr.. J. J. Crawford, state mineralogist,
and wife enjoyed their trip over the Mt.
Lowe railway. Mr.. Crawford said the
opportunities for studying the geological
formation OF the mountains are particus
larly good owing to the numerous outs
and exposures of the underlying strata.
William II. Carlson, the young mayor
OF San Diego. 10 also president OF the
Ocean Beach hotel near that place, and
he fully appreciated the great attrac-
tions OF the Echo mountain system.
A highly interested party Was NJ
and Mrs. William H. Stout OF New York,
M. A. Sidebothsm OF Philadelphia and
d. Clark Of Buffalo.
Two Texas travellers were Thad A.
Thomson OF Austin and Frank Lerch Of
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Burns and three
children were on the mountains taking
a general survey OF Southern California
from those heights before exploring the
towns below.
From Chicago came Maud G. Hazlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex W. Winter, MIR.
Arthur B. Cody. Reynolds Hit and ].
R. Hit, il.
The herald., 1894-11-29
COTTON.

News Matters and Pleasant Personal
Gossip.
Cotton, Nov. 2S.-Miss Blanch Sou
dan has gone to Los Angeles to study
stenography and typewriting.
J. Fuller received tidings yesterday
of the death of . widowed daughter in
Willimantic, Conn.
H. O. Nash, the private secretary OF
Mrs. Leland Stanford, spent yesterday in
this city.
Miss Florence Meeks Stetson fled the
last will and testament OF G. w. Stet-
son, and Saturday 10 the day fixed for
hearing petition for letters tests-
mentary.
Mrs. I. N. Todd. whose husband 10 the
Pasadena agent OF the Southern Pa
ciac railroad, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. MoKie OF this city.
w. T. Edwards, the bee king OF Yu-
caips, has been visiting here this week.
E. F. Van Luven, secretary Of the
City Water company, and wife, went
down to Los Angeles today to spend
their Thanksgiving.
Dressed turkey is selling at 121a cents
q pound, and about every body will par
take of the toothsome bird on Thanks
giving day.
Isaac Pulhemus, an old Colorado river
steam boat captain, has boon spending q
few days in town.
The big fruit pavilion, whore the state
and dietrict fairs have boon held, has
been christened as q skating rink and 10
now open for the eeason. j. +. Wallin
10 manager and large crowds attend
nightly, some coming from San Bernar-
dino and Redlands.
The Presby terrain ladies are preparing
for bazaar to be held December 18th.
They promise something unique In tho
way OF attractions.
Mr.. and Mre. L. s. Hough OF Los An
geles are visiting Mrs. John Ingram's
family. Mr.. Hough was formerly agent
here Of the Santa Fe railroad.
The Rev. J. T. Frost. the Baptist min
lister Of San Bernardino. will preach
Thanksgiving sermon in the Presbyte.
rian church tomorrow.
Howard B. Smith has been recreating
for a week at Banning.
The hotels, restaurants and boarding
houses ell give Thanksgiving dinners,
and the strangers within our gates were
we'll cared for.
Leon r. Conklin of Los Angeles 10 en-
joying Thanksgiving with Cotton friends.
The herald., 1894-11-29
ANAHEIM.
Six Electric Light Bids-Brillisnt We'd
ding-Droppsd Dead.

Six Electric Light Bids-Brnlians We'd
ding-Droppsd Dead.
ANAHKiM, Nov. 28.--At . meeting Of
the city council last evening six bids for
500.liaht electric.light system WAS re-
ce;ved by the council, and the bids were
as follows:
California Electric works OF San Fran
Disco, 1880; Machinery Supply works
Of Los Angeles. $6S75; General Electric
company, Los Angeles, s7274; wsstins-
house company. Los Angeles, from
$1,000 to 1896; General Electric system,
Los Angeles, $685.; Baker Iron Works,
Los Angeles, from $4,000 to $685..
Alter celebrating until midnight, the
council adjourned to meet tonight, when
their decision will be given 90 to which
OF the bids will be accepted.
A brilliant wedding occurred yester-
day morning at the Catholic church, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Carl
Ssiland OF Chino and Miss Teresa
Knapke of this city. The bride wore .
tan-colored silk dress, deliberately
trimmed with pearl beads and white
lace. white veil and wreath Of orange
blossoms. Many guests were entertained
during the day 1T the residence Of the
bride, and in the evening ct . ball given
in Kroeger's hall, in honor to the newly.
married couple.
While in the act of preparing the table
for the MONDAY meal Mrs. Ursula Herr
ring. jagged 81 years, dropped dead ct her
residence on Los Angeles street, this
city. The cause of death was decided by
the coroner's jury TO be heart diseese.
Although the sky presented hopefully
threatening appearance. yesterday. this
morning the clouds have all vanished
and brscing northwest breeze indi-
Gates that the rain has passed to the
north and east without giving 10 q
sprinkle.
E. G. Shrade, Geo. E. Nolan, L. B.
Pemberton, E. N. Grifis and Frederick
Griffis. all OF Los Angeles, are here rep
ressnting various companies for which
they placed bids for an electric plant
before the city council last night.
Edmund Padderatz, an eccentric in.
dividual who had twice attempted sui
eide, and who has recently been i'll
under the care OF DR.. Perdorno, was
found dead In his cabin Monday morn
ing by the doctor who went there to
make professional call on Padderatz.
o. r. Luedke. who has during the
past year been sujourning In Sitka and
Killienoo, Alaska, returned to his home
in Anaheim last week. much improved
in health.
Mrs. VIM. Boyd. Theo. Boyd and Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Bailey were Los Angeles
visitors yesterday, returning ON the
evening train.
Editor W. A. RuRg Of the Anaheim
Independent took the early train for
Los Angeles this morning.
Miss Eide Barter, after visit Of sew
eral days with her parents at Alamitos
and her aunt. Mrs. DR.. Lochman of this
city, returned Monday to Pasadena.
Mrs. NJ. A. Moseman and daughter
will, in . few days. make Los Angeles
their future home, where Miss Mosemsn
will have the advantage Of high school
course of studies.
The herald., 1894-11-29

Try q gal. Maltese club whiskey, $3.50,
unexcelled for purity and flavor. T Vache
d Co., cor. Comerc'l & Alameda, tel. 800
The herald., 1894-11-29
BUT THREE DAYS REMAIN,
The Boy Phenomenon Will Receive
New Patients Up to and Includ-
ing December Ist Only.
Remaining In Los Angeles Until AL
Contracts for Treatment are Full
filed, After Which Riverside.
San Bernardino and San
Diego will BE Visited.

the Boy phenomenon, who has caused the
most intense excitement ever known in this
city by eccom plishing the most miraculous
cures by the power of animal maenetism in
cases that were pronounced beyond human
power to heal. will not receive any new patients
after December 1st On the date mentioned
the books close, but the doctor will remain IN
til all treatment contracted for has Teen given.
As the time for his departure draws nearer
the crowds at the doctors private parlors at the
Hollenbeck inc rease. 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 be cured OF
heir Affections. Other engagements. however,
com pei his departure early in December. "A
Therefore all who wish treatment and arc
able and willing to pay for the same may cali
at the Holenbeck hotel, rooms % to 20. en-.
trance ut ZIG West Second street, from 10 g. m.
to p. m, every day up to and including De-
cember Is. Consultation, examination and
advice free. All exam nations are made with
out questions. and every ache and pain de-
scribed far better than the patients can them
selves.
Dr. Temple not only treats the blind, lame
AMI crippled, but ali diseases quickly yield 10
his strange power. Catarrh, incipient con-
sumption. chronic bronchitis, chronic diarr-
hoea, neuralgia, nervous prostrati0n. diabetes,
Briaht's disease, epilepsy or fits, tumors in all
conditions diseases OF the delicate nature. dis
eased bona, hip disease, deafness, heart di,ease.
bladder disorders. hemorrhoids or piles. chronic
rheumatism, obstinate constipation, disorders
OF women, cataract of eyes, cancer, sciatioat
paralysis, fstula, liver complaint kidney
troubles, scrofula, gravel. throat disorders, i'm.
impotency. and in fact all diseases yield to anil
NAL magnetism in the hands OF this won deriul
boy physician.
IN RIVERSIDE,
In response to many inquiries tns announce
ment is made that on Thursday, Dec. 9Th, DR..
Temple will publicly demonstrate his wonder
full. God like power at the Loring opera house,
Riverside, and for the benefit Of those who de-
sire private consultation he will remain at the
Arlington hotel in that city until Sunday, Dec
ember 9th.
IN SAN BERNARDINo.
San Bernardino is to be visited Monday, Dec.
10th. on which date grand public demon
stration Of healing the sick will take place at
tbs opera house, and he will be at the New
Stewart hotel. tuesday, Wednesday . nd Thurs.
day. Dec. 11th, 18th and 18th, for private
treatment.
AT San DIEGO.
The people of San Diego will also be given an
opportunity of witnessing the marvellous power
possessed by this phenomenal boy. The an-
nouncement o! his visit to that city will be
made In the San Diego papers.
After filing the engagements mentioned. Dr..
Temple Will return TO his permanent ONCE in
the Baldwin hotel, San Francisco.
The herald., 1894-11-29
RIVER SIDE.

Thanksgiving Baseball and Bicycle
Events-Mining News.
RIVERSIDE, Nov. 28.-Handbills are
out announcing the big game of base.
ball, together with bicycle races and
other sports. to take place at the Ath-
letic park in this city today. The ball
team representing Riverside will be
composed OF players from San Diego
and Santa Ana, who. when sdded to
some of our best home players will
make strong team. From all reports
there will be large turnout to Gee the
games and races.
The owners of the Alice mine, near
Ferris, have placed with the Baker Iron
works of Los Angeles an order for five
stamp mill, which will soon be erected
on the mining property, which lies abou
Is miles from Perris.
Lafayette Gill. ESQ.,, of this city, has
bonded 40 acres OF land, which lies 10
or IL miles southeast of Ferris, to Mem
lice Wilson and John NcCool. two old
miners. These gentlemen will proceed
to develop some lodges they have lately
discovered upon this land.
The Eighth street Ger line will soon
be in full operation again. as the owner,
w. A. Hayt, has men at work clear
ing the track preparatory to starting the
cers. --..,...
The building opposite the Arlington
hotel is being fitted ap for frst.class
livery stable. The proprietor, Mr.. At
trell. is now running the Anaheim
stables, but will as soon % possible
move into mis- new quarters.
The Odd Fellows block Ia fast ap.
preaching completion, and by the first
of the year will be ready for occupancy.
1t will be fine building.
The agent of the Southern Pacific
Railroad company is busy arranging the
right Of way for that road to enter this
city The agent has been purchasing
rights Of way for year or more, but has
about closed up all necessary contracts
to admit the road, unless there 10 yet
some hindrance caused by the board OF
trustees.
The creditors of ]. E. Fuller, the gro
Ger, have filed petition to show cause
why be should not be adjudged insol-
vent, and his property turned over to
satisfy their claims against him.
District Attorney Anderson has APP
pointed Judge Grove deputy until the
1st OF January. Judge Grove ia the
law partner Of Mr.. Anderson, and will
no doubt fill the Office accsptably. Mr..
Anderson 10 not we'll and will retire to
The herald., 1894-11-29
REDLANDS.

City Beautifying Dsy-Water Compnny's
Annual Meeting.
REDLANDs, Nov. 28.-The work of
cleaning up the streets and sidewalks is
going ON today. The secretary of the
chamber of commerce sent out over a
hundred letters to citizens in various
parts OF town, asking that az this had
been set apart as day to beautify the
city, it might be generally observed.
Yesterday Mr.. Judson and W. @. But.
Ter raised from the business men money
enough to pay for having the streets in
the business portion OF the city put in
order.
The old board of directors and officers
were reelected at the meeting OF the
West Redlands Water company held
yesterday afternoon.
Albert Penny of Los Gatos 10 in the
CITY on business.
The annual meeting OF the Redlsnds
Water company was held yesterday
afternoon. The directors elected were:
f. P. Morrison, George A. Cook. VIM.
Fowler, o. w. Harris and f. s. Foote.
TIE directors then elected the following
officers: F. P. Morrison. president;
VIM. Fowler. vice precedent; E. @. War
rem, secretary, and First National bank
treasurer.
The illustrated lecture on Alaska last
night by Prof. @. H. Scott, In the Y. M.
G. A. auditorium, was deserving OF
larger patronage. Professor Scott 10
natural lecturer, and having spent sev-
eral months in this northern land is
we'll qualified to interest an audience.
The flrst lecture of the associations star
course can be chronicled as a very cred-
liable affair.
On Wednesday Claud Covington OF
San Timeteo Gallon shot and killed San
tiago Juvera's dog. He was arrested
yesterday and ia to answer to the charge
of malicious mischief in Judge Camp 8
court this afternoon. Covington claims
he shot the dog in self-defense.
0. w. Kimball has gone to Lewiston,
Me-, where he formerly resided.
The herald., 1894-11-29
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS AND COMMENT UP 10 DATE

were examined and the prisoner was
held to appear before the superior court.
Meanwhile he will eojourn in the county
Jail.
The usual morning round up Of vags
was on hand. Eight were sent up for
either five or ten days and two were dis
charged.
MAcCABEEs' HOP.
A pleasant masquerade ball was given
by the Knights and Ladies of Macca'
bees In Wooster hall this evening. The
hsll was handsomely decorated. flowers
being used in profusion. The music was
furnished by Lowinsky's orchestra. and
everything possible was done to make
the affair success. The large hall was
crowded with dancers, who 'chased the
merry hours with flying feet" we'll into
into the morning. Refreshments were
served in the hall. The Maccabees put
vim into everything they take hold OF,
and a most delightful evening was the
result.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
The national day for giving thanks
will be quite generally observed in Pasa-
dena. most Of the business houses clos
ing. Union services will be held in the
M. E. tabernacle at 10 80 q. m. Rev.
Clark Crawford will deliver the sermon.
Morning services will DE held in both
the Episcopal and Catholic churches.
The postofiice will be opened from 8 to
10 a. m. and to 8 p. M, but no de-
livery will be made.
NOTES.
Mr.. A. Mentally and family arrived
from Chicago today in their special car.
There were no less than four run
aways today. Fortunately no one was
injured.
The time honored petition to the
council to prohibit the sale Of cigar
cites is again going the rounds. 1t
comes periodically.
1t has been decided to hold the organ
recital in the Universalist church on
December 14th. A very complete pro-
grsmme lie being arranged and the best
talent secured.
The Pirates of Penzance will be given
by the Pasadena Opera club tomorrow
(Thursday) evening and the following
evening at the opera house. The cast is
strong one and q good rendition Of
livRn may be looked for. Professor
Kyle acts as director and Lowinsky's
orchestra will furnish the music. Seats
will be on sale at the Pasadena music
house tomorrow between 10 and IL q.
m. and and .. N.
The following officers were elected
yesterday evening in Pasadena lodge No.
1872, K. of P: G. c., t. D. Allin V. c.,
E. Cougar: prelnts, G. G. Brown M. of
W.. FL. R. Sutliff; NJ. of F., John A.
Lukens; M. of E.. Charles Grimes; K. OF
r. and s.. J. W. Allin; trustee. l.. L.
Test; physician, N. A. DalrympIe.
Professor Graham of the public schools
gives out the following notice:
TAT the board meeting yesterday after
noon the trustees discussed the matter
of opening an additional room in the
Garfield school, provided there are
enough children awaiting admission W no
can attend there to justify them In doing
so. All persons who have children await.
ing entrance, who can attend at the Gar
field school. will please send word to the
on or before Monday
next, stating grade to which the pupil
belongs"
The herald., 1894-11-29

Fitzgerald, houee and sign painter, 222
Franklin telephone 1449. Low prices.
The herald., 1894-11-29
his ranch near PERKS for time to reou.

LIZ AohSh AOoA SAAtu AOA sAAAAS " AoO0
perate.
J. M. Drake, the assignee of L. P.
Cuudif. the stationer, has opsnad the
store lately closed by the creditors and
will cell the stock at low prices. There
is q ute nice stock in the store to dis
pose of.
Bishop Montgomery will preach at
the Catholic church in this city next
Sunday at 80 .. IN. and will lecture
at the Loring opera house in the even
ing on Temperance.
A small child OF Mrs. Bakewell's fell
from q cart on the street Tuesday and
was struck by the wheel. which passed
over its stomach. The little fellow was
not seriously hurt.
There will be Q road race down Mag
nolia avenue today. Quite a number Of
fast riders will take part in the race,
and doubtless there will be quite an in-
terest manifested by those who delight
in the wheel.
The herald., 1894-11-29
POMONA.
Thanksgiving Events-A Burglnry-The
Tramp Evil.

Thanks i wing Events-A Burg1nry-The
Tramp Evil.
POMONA, Nov. 2S.-From the looks of
our different markets and the menu
cards of the hotels, every body in our
fair city will be we'll treated tomorrow,
Thanksgiving day. With the ball game
in the afternoon and the hop at the
Palomarss in the evening. no one should
want for amusement.
Church services will DO held Thurs
day morning at IL O'Clock at the Metho.
dist and Presbyte churches. All
other denominations will meet with
these in worship.
The board OF trade will meet in regu.
lar session next Monday evening. A
full attendance is requested and all who
belong should be there.
The hardware store OF Mr.. Boutelle,
on West Second street, was broken into
Tuesday night by unknown parties and
a number OF revolvers, razors, knives
and other articles stolen. The thieves
effected an entrance by the rear door,
the robbery not being noticed until this
morning, when the store was opened for
business. Officers we're at once notified
and hope to find the guilty parties
soon.
Our citizens should be very careful
about leaving doors and windows open
and unlocked, as q great many tramps
are around our city and more are arriy-
ing every day. The officers do their
best, but it is hard to get rid OF this
class.
CITY BUSINESS.
At the meeting of the city trustees last
night petition from several property
owners was presented asking that the
alley in block 1874 be cleared OF its OBJ
structions, which consist OF apricot
trees. The street superintendent was
instructed to remove the same.
A resolution was read and adopted
ordering cement sidewalks on Second
street from Carey to Louisa. thence
south to Seventh.
On motion of Trustee GRADER, the city
attorney was instructed to draw up the
proper resolutions for the paving of
Second street with asphaltum from the
west side OF Louisa to the east side of
Parcells.
A map prepared by City Engineer
park and the location OF the reservoir
Miss Martha Mullaly OF Los Angeles
is the guest this week of her cousin,
Miss Luella Mullaly.
People should not forget that the new
baseball grounds are located at the cor
ner Of Pearl and Palomares streets. The
game tomorrow. Thanksgiving day, will
be called at O'Clock sharp.
Henry Wilson, the postmaster at
Welshton. Florida, says he cured case
of diarrhea of long standing in ak
hours with one small bottle of Chambers
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy. What a pleasant surprise
that must have been to the sufferer.
Such cures are not unusual with
this remedy. In many instances only
one or two doses are required to give
permanent relief. 1t can always be de-
pended upon. When reduced with
water it is pleasant to take. For sale
by Off q Vaughn, Fourth and Spring;
q. f. Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, druggists.
Try q gal. Maltese club whiskey, $3.50,
unexcelled for purity and flavor, T Vachs
The herald., 1894-11-29

If the care of the hair were made q part of q
ladys education we should not see SO many
gray head, and the use OF Halls Hair Remover
would not be necessary.