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The herald., 1894-08-19
Notice inviting Sealed Proposals for
Publishing County Advertising.

GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned. up to 2 O'Clock pm. of
August 20, 1894, from the publishers or pro-
prietors OF any daily newspaper of general cir
culation printed and published i'll Los Angeles
city, for the publication in the English Ian
rotices, sales, petitions and every other notice
and advertisement OF whatever kind and ma
tire required by law, or by the authorities of
the county OF Los Angeles to be published
said publication to commence on the frst
day OF September, 1894, and to continue one
year
Proposals are to be SO much per inch, nonpa-
reil type set solid, for first insertion, and SO
much per inch for each subsequent Insertion
Publishers Will be required tQfurnish free to
the county such copies OF thqfg paper as may
be needed in dispatch OF the business of the
davits ana duplicate statements as may be re-
quired by the respective county officers in the
performance OF their official duties.
certified check to the order OF the Chair
man OF the Board OF supervisors for @l00 must
accompany each proposal, guarantee that
the bidder viii enter in q contract If award
ed to him in conformity with his bid.
The board reserves the right to publish IN
weekly papers, printed in Los Angeles county
if taken al the established rate, such adyertlse-
ments as in its Judgment Will best attain the
object desired By being printed therein and
also the right to reject ny and all bids.
The board viii also require MS parl OF Inc
contract that the successful bidder shall print
affair statement of the proceedings OF each ses-
sion OF the beard, as matter of news, and
without charge TO he county.
Byordcr OF the Board OF Supervisors Of the
county of Los Angeles. at the meeting Of Au-
gust 10, S94. (. H. WARD,
County Clerk and ex-oficio Clerk Of the Board
OF Supervisors.
BY G. W. BELL Deputy. e-A7 1pt
The herald., 1894-08-19
SANTA MONICA.

The National Guard Encampmsnt-Ten-
mis- Tournament-Notes
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 18.--The last
week has been q merry one with
musicales and dances OF every deEcrip-
tion.
The leaving of the regulars and the
coming OF the advance guard OF the
militia WAS the topic OF conversation in
all circles, and only divided interest
with tennis, which is the chief among
all those infatuated by outdoor sports.
The courts at both Mirimar and the
Casino, where the tournament will be
held, are crowded from daylight to
dark by the advanced guard of those
who will participate in the coming con-
tests.
The camp of the state guard is fast be-
ing put in shaps, and will be ready for
those who will be in field practice here
for 10 days.
FULLER-BLA1R TRIO.
The following is the programme OF the
Fuller-Blair concert, Tuesday, August
2lst, at Hotel Arcadia; Miss Kate w.
Fuller, pianiste; Miss Helen Fuller,
vieliniste; Mr.. Frederick Blair, violin
celist assisted by Mrs. Jennie I.
Kempton, contralto:
Trio, allegro animate, allegro motto vivsce,
andante con moto, allegro con fuoco, N W.
Gade.
Contralto solo, The wanderer, Franz schu.
bert.
Violin solo, Cavatina, G. Bohm; obertass, b.
Wieniawski.
Vioioncello solo, andante from A-minor con-
certo. G. Davdoff Spanish dance, d. Pepper.
Contralto solo, What the Chimney Sang, g..
Griswold
Trio, Hungarian dance, J. Brahms.
Bishop Montgomery'a lecture on Cap
ital and Labor takes place not this even
ing. but next Sunday, the Goth instant.
At North Beach plunge last night the
programme was good, the music excel
lent and the crowd large.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.
Today we will have the celebrated
arena of wild animals of the famous lion
tanner, Col. E. Daniel Boone. which will
show at North Beach, cloas to the bath
house.
There will be concert at the band
stand by the Los Angeles Military band.
A grand barbecue at the canon at the
Unique. where there will also be con-
cert and dance.
Good services in all our church es by
able preachers.
AMONG THE SOCIETIES.
The Good Templars initiated several
new members this week.
The l. 0. F.'s initiated couple of
members at their last meeting.
Rumor has it that there are l02 mem
bers OF the A. p. .'s here. "a OF whom
belong to the soldiers' home.
The herald., 1894-08-19
ANAHEIM.

Beet Shipm rnts Livsiy-Local Gossip
aud Personals.
ANAHEIM, Aug. 1S.-An average oil ~
tons of beets per day loaded on the cars
and shipped at the s. 2. depot has made
business lively in West Anaheim during
the past week.
The Van Valen packing house at the
Santa Fe depot ia busy place. Many
people find employment there, cutting,
drying and preparing fruit for shipment
TO eastern markets.
The sugar beets are ripening very
slowly and unevenly. Too much fog
moisture and cool weather is the cause,
the farmers say.
Delicious peaches and cream, great
luscious watermelons, sweet, rich-1a.
vored cantelopes. green cucumberH and
collie, together with ripe apples and pic
mica at the beaches, are among few OF
the luxuries now enjoyed by the deni-
zens OF this portion of drouth-stricken
Southern California.
| The farmers are complaining OF the
extra expense of 25 cents ton eracted
| by tho beet sugar men for unloading
their beets at the depot; also that the
percentage OF sugar producing qualities
is rated much lower than last year.
Residents Of Anaheim and vicinity are
peculiarly favored with facilities for
Sunday outings. Excursion rates over
the Southern Pacific railroad 10 Long
Beach and Santa Monica, and over the
Santa Fe to Redondo, San Diego and
other points. offer superior inducements to
to the pleasure seeker; while Aneheim
landing, Newport and Bolss Chico
beaches, each only few miles away
and reached by short and easy drives.
allure many OF our people with that
| peculiar charm which prompts one to
HE him away to the coast to Listen to
what the wild waves are saying.
AS successful location for dootrinal
incubator with patent sprinkling at
tachment, Anaheim Landing affords too
much water and has too many deep sea
bath Z suite. A self-appointed mis-
sionary to the heathen at that place
failed in an attempt to orgauizs a Sun
day schoof there last Sunday. The dry
and parohsd hills, where water is
scarce, offera q much more promising
field. Better try Puento oil wells next
| time.
w. III. Elliott. who for the past Is
months has been engaged with Hatfield
| III tno puOtuRfhpu kdlioEy, sthIt5u CA
Tuesday morning for Santa Monica,
where he will have charge of a photo
graph gallery.
Rev. H. Elliott Ward, pastor of the
Christian church, has moved with his
family to Anaheim. Anaheim extends
q warm welcome to Rev. Ward and fam
lily, who have many friends in our city.
John Vinson and family moved on
Thursday to Pomona, where they will
operate a large millinery and dleasmak-
ing establishment.
II reports of Madam Rumor be true,
Anaheim will soon have new drug
store. Druggist Stsrbuck of Fullerton
will locate here, thus leaving our sub
urban neighbor without drug shop.
Fullerton people will no doubt solace
themselves with the words OF Oliver
Wendell Holmes, who once said it would
bs better for the peopls il the contents
of all the apothecary shops were cast
into the sea, but very bad for the fish.
The herald., 1894-08-19
SAN, BERNARDINO.

Delegates to the State Con ventien En-
Eouts-Nows Matters.
SAN BERNARDlNo, Aug. 18. - j. @.
Foster OF the San Bsrnardino Oil COM
pany left this morning for Santa Monica,
where he will stay for the next eight or
10 days.
The summonses have all been served in
the case of the county of Riverside vs
the county of San Bernard ino, and the
county division commissioners. The de-
fendants have 80 days to answer and
then the important litigation begins.
When it will end is problematical.-
Riverside Press.
r. E. Blackburn. editor of the Onta-
rio Observer and Democratic candidate
for supervisor, is in the city.
G. W. Prescott, superintendent OF
machinery on the Santa Fe. has gone to
Monroe, Wis, to join his wife. He ex-
poets to be absent three or four weeks.
Miss Nellie Hilligoss left for Santa
Monica this morning.
j. l.. Hsttery OF East Highland con-
templates starting tunnel aoon, with
a view OF developing water.
H. @. Davis of Los Angeles succeeds
Robert Marsh as Santa Fe agent at
Highland. Mr.. Davis took possession Of
the Office Tuesday.
T. v. Gator, prominent Populist,
will be in the city Tuesday evening next
to address the faithful.
Peter Nichols is in from Calico.
Most of the delegation to the Demo.
cratic state convention are en- route to
San Francisco. 1t is understood that
they are unit for Judge Jackson Tenn
pie for governor, if he will accept the
nomination. Byron Waters OF this couu-
ty has been mentioned for the Office of
acknowledgements. and also for the au-
preme bench. He will have the support
Of the delegation for either position, if
he will accept, but ir is generally UNDER
stood that under no circumstances will
he become candidate. No other pos
sible candidates from this locality were
mentioned by the gentlemen who have
gone to San Francisco to name the losing
ticket.
| W. A. Mitchem, the Santa Fe agent
at this point. is visiting headquarters at
Los Angeles today.
The funeral of Samuel Cunningham
will take place from the undertaking
psrlors OF Mcdonald & Son at 8 am. to
morrow.
Max Erke of Ontario was in town to.
day in relation to business connected
with the Stewart hotel. There ia very
little doubt that this hotel will be open
by January 1st.
Judge and Mrs. Campbell leave for q
summer vacation at the coast nexl
| Tuesday.
The herald., 1894-08-19
Guardianship Notice.

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT or THE cOUN-
i 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 order OF the superior court Of the county OF
Santa Barbara state OF California, made on
the ath day OF August, 1894, in the matter Of
the estate and guardianship Of Robert Rosen-
berg. minor the undersigned, the guardian
OF the estate OF said minor, will sell at private
tale to the highest bidder Tor cash IN gold
coin OF the United states ana subject to con-
irmation by said superior court, on or after
Saturday, The twenty fifth day OF August,
1894 ali the right, title and interest OF the
said minor In all that property, real and per-
soual, 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-
souri,, said property being the undivided one
one hundred and twenty-sixth (l-126l part Of
all that certain property, real and personal,
particularly described in the decree OF parti-
ton in the matter OF the estate OF lsidore
Dreyfns, deceased, as set apart TO Alphonsine
rreyfus, for life in trust, said decree having
been made and entered by the superior court
OF the county OF Santa Barbara, state OF Cali
fornia on the twentieth day OF January, 1894,
Il certified copy OF which was recorded in the
Office OF the county recorder OF said santa Bar
bara county, on the tWenty-ninth day OF Janu-
airy. 1894, in book SO of deeds, page Al, to
which decree and the record thereof reference
is hereby made for a particular description OF
the property to be sold.
Bids for said property shall be in writing
and will be received by the uudersa ned at
the Commercial Bank, in the city of Santa
Barbara, county OF santa Barbara, state OF Cal
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
presen ia ion of the bid, and the balance on
GEORGE S. EDWARDS,
Guardian of the estate OF Robert Rosenberg,
Dated August 7th, 1894 s917t
The herald., 1894-08-19
ONTARIO.
Large Orders for the Cannery-Nsw
Notes.

Large Orders for the Cannery-Nsws
Notes.
ONTARIO, Aug. 1.-THE Ontario can
merry is already In receipt of large orders
for this seasons output. H. F. Sutliff
Of Los Angeles purchased 1000 Gases oi
peaches yesterday for an eastern firm.
D. Fitzpatrick left town on Wednesday
afternoon to attend the Democratic state
convention at San Francisco.
G. L. Hanson and family went to the
seaside yesterday.
The Good Templars announce an ice
cream social to be held tomorrow even
ing.
John Hamilton Gilmour of Palm
Springs and w. Tiernan of San Gabriel
were here yesterday as guests OF r. B..
Kirchhoffer.
Among Thursdays visitors to Ontario
were J.. w. Boardman and ]. +. Bachel-
der of San Francisco.
The Hon. ]. G. Lynch OF CucamonRa
is one of the delegates to the national
irrigation congress to be held in Danver,
COL, September to 10, 1894. Mr.. Lynch
is q practical irrgationist, and vice.
president Of the Cucamonga Fruit Land
company.
The herald., 1894-08-19
LOS SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49, 1894
PARK has perfeetly recovered from her

PARK has perfectly recovered from her
recent serious illness.
DR.. B. T. Battey, from San Francisco.
is now nicely settled in his home under
the foothills. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis,
friends of the doctor, from the same
place, are stopping with him,
Mr. Jackson has the foundation laid
for his residence.
A very successful ice cream social was
given by the Prospect circle OF Kings
Daughters on Thursday evening.
Rev. A. B. Morrison breaches the
quarterly sermon at the M. %. church on
sunday next; and ON Thursday evening
the presiding elder, Rev. George White,
is expected out to the quarterly confer
ence.
On Friday evening next the ladies OF
the church will give an ice cream social.
Music will be provided by the Cahuenga
Glse club.
The herald., 1894-08-19
HOLLY WOOD.
Prosperity Iodicatod by News Notes
From That PlRce.

Prosperity dedicated by News Notes
From That Plnce.
HoLLYwooD, Aug. 1S.-The Cahuenga
Valley railroad 10 being extended to
Laurel cail1n.
NJ. Field OF New York is staying at
Mr. Brydges for short time.
Mira. A. Watts gave O children's party
Tuesday last. The little folks enjoyed
theinsslvoa.
Mr.. Erad II atonley is expected to
join the .ua't az lial ranks some time
this month
Mr.. aGd Mrs. Brashear and Mrs.
Rogers are ct Gear Valley and will re-
turn in q ~ ok or two.
Mr.. Austin IL wishing Hodgson.
The Cehuenga pse, school will open
September "a with Mrs. Mall as princi-
pal and Miss Baker as assistant teacher.
DR.. Reed preached a fine sermon at
the Christian church on Sunday night.
Mr. J. b. Duke was expected home in
few days but has decided 20 stay at
Memphis few days longer.
The death of Mrs. r. Wilkerson oc-
Cured recently.
Friends will be glad to hear that the
daughter OF w. II. Newman OF Prospect
The herald., 1894-08-19
POMONA.
Thrown From n Horss-An Engine Ex.
plOdes-Peraonals.

piodes-Peraonats.
POMONA, Aug. 1S.--This morning
about II 80 the l0-year-old son OF John
Keller, who had been out cultivating
their ranch. started home for dinner,
riding the horse he had been using.
The animal, near town, became un-
manageable. II ran into Second street
near the corner of Gar3y avenue, and
upon the cement sidewalk in front of
Martins harness establishment fell and
threw the boy with much force upon
the pavement. He was imm ediately
carried into drug store, where it was
found that no bones bad been broken.
but it is feared that his spine has been
injured and that he is injured internally.
He was removed to his fathers home.
The gasoline engine used by DR.. Cor
dan for the purpose OF pumping water
upon his place near Lordsburg exploded
yesterday afternoon, entirely running
the pumps and engine. No one was in
jured.
A most delightful time was had by
number of young people last evening at
birthday party given by Mre. s. Bayn-
ham, at her Eome on West Fourth
street, in honor of the twenty-frst birth
day OF her son Arthur. The fleeting
hours were chsrmingly spent in social
conversation, music and pRrlor games,
dainty refreshments being served by the
hostess during the evening. Among
those who wished Mr.. Baynham many
happy returns OF the day were Misses
Moore, Fry, Cathcart, stoner, Cunning
ham, Webber, Bingham and Simpson,
and Messrs. Spencer, B. Smith, E..
Smith, R. Cathcart, @. Cathcart, A..
Baynham, f. Baynham and W. S.
Hammer.
Mrs. Charles Loud and son are at
Long Beach for brief sojourn.
Miss Luells Mullaly leaves today for
Santa Monica for a two weeks recrea-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Tinssy and Miss
Louise Gilbert are at Catalina island en-
joying an outing.
The many friends of Mrs. B. s. Whit
son will be panied to hear that her
death occurred early this morning. The
lady has been patient sufferer for sew
eyal years with consumption. She
leaves q husband and three daughters to
mourn her loss.
The Ninth Regiment band is booked
for Redondo Sunday. They then 90 to
Santa Monica Monday with Company
d, which leaves here on the 8 :03 a. m.
train OF that day for their annual en-
campment.
The HUM & Glaeco Comedy company
will appear at the opera house on Tues
day night. the 2lst, in Comedy Of
Errors.
A number of the tennis players of
this place will be at Santa Monica dur
ing the coming week on account of the
Southern California Tennis tournament
which meets there Monday.
The Populists will have rally at the
opera house Monday evening.
The herald., 1894-08-19
LONG BEACH.

News Notes and Personals From That
Resort.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 1S.-Dr. w. P.
Boynton of Washington, d. c., arrived
yesterday and will spend the summer
on the beach.
Robert Goldbeck of Berlin, Germany,
the renowned artist, composer, con-
ductor and teacher president, will soon
visit Long Beach and organize classes.
L. E. Garden Macleod, who conducted
the department OF art and design DUR
ing the Chautauqua assembly, has re-
turned to Los Angeles after most sue
cessful session of instruction. Mrs.
Macleod's class here was large and her
departure was keenly felt.
w. p. Davis, wife and sister left for
Council Bluffs, Ia. yesterday after q
pleasant visit to the coast.
w. A. Fisher was up to Los Angeles
today on business.
Carl Denio went up to Los Angeles on
the morning train.
The local dramatic club is srspidly mag
tering The Governess, which will be Civ.
en- Tuasday evening. Mr.. McReynolds 9
has ably drilled the local talent, which ia
OF the best. Following is the cast:
Fora worden, the Governess. ..... Mrs. McGrue
Helen Taloit, a human feline: ............
......, .................M Misc nernice Hoyt
|. Cristine Arabella Rogers, a young lady
OF 16. 6................... Miss stella Norton
Mrs. Hamilton. on...............M MISS Bertha Truax
Little Lunie ie...................Mi Miss Edith Wood
Adolph Honore Legrist Mr.. Leon McReynolds
JOB MOultOn.. LaWrenCe Burns
Jimmy Needles persistent wooer
Observation-Disclosures. W. A. Fisher
M. IT,, -
Jarvis Golfer, an adviser. Mr.. Pollard
late, QeteCllYe...... Del OON
Jack Rodgers. young lawyer. Walter Williams
Jones, dude. Fell Lightburn
The Dawn sailed today for Catalina
with pleasure party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Otman have taken
q cottage on Chestnut street for the sum.
mer.
The herald., 1894-08-19

Mr.. Hurd has extended his dummy
railroad along the Sunset boulevard to
Laurel csfion, and cars will soon be run
ming over the entire line. The project
Of electrizing the Los Angeles and Pa
cific road is in fair way of consumma-
ti0n.
Our country has never been fairly
tested for petroleum, but all experts ex-
press confidence in its being found when
bored for, and the experiment is sure to
be tried soon. The success in the city
has directed attention to the subject
anew.
The Harper water development in
Laurel canon yields better results than
was anticipated. A larger pipe is to be
laid as main through the valley. and
many people can be accommodated with
the best of water from that source.
The herald., 1894-08-19
Lanr Baanh Notaa.

IT rs A FACT that the Excelsior Bakery is
the bs st known place in Long Beach The SUI
perior bread obtained makes it prominent
VISIT THE PACIFIC HOTEL at Long Beach
Terms reasonable. Everything new and clean.
Good meals. Close to s. 4 depot,
WIELAND BEER on draught. D. ]. McCar-
thy has removed from Los Angeles to Pine and
Second sts., Long Beach,
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE,; 100 rooms;
new suits; firsclass In all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
The herald., 1894-08-19

The l. o. G. T.'s are improving their
Third-street property.
At the last meeting of the Kebecca
lodge n. +. Smith was made daughter.
Alvan Fay, the well-known attorney
of Bakersfield. is spending few weeks
at Santa Monica with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. NewbY are enjoy
ing weeks recreation atSlr Francisco.
A. L. Whitaker is going about with q
lame back.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Glsssell, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. M. Lewis, Miss A. Harris Of
Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wilson
OF Redlanda registered yesterday at tbs
Arcadia.
The herald., 1894-08-19
SANTA Arnninn Rriafa.

EcSert & Hopf are now ready to cater to the
public at their old pavilion and their new res
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh fish and
shell fish OF at kinds delivered free. Third
street..
The herald., 1894-08-19

The Dawn sailed today for Catalina
with pleasure party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Otman have taken
a cottage on Chestnut street for the sum.
mer.
The herald., 1894-08-19

Interesting Local History--An Exciting
kunaway-Per6onaIs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-24

the New York, two on the Columbia, two
on the Cincinnati. three on the Mlnneap-
oils, three n the Olympia and two on the
Raleigh.
The report concludes: THE committee
can go no further in this investigation
without knowing the actual bslistic resist
ance of groups of plates passed by test
of plates that did not really represent
these groups. If the Government is pre-
cluded from making these tests at their
expense by the settlement made January
Is. 1894. they must be made at the expense
Of the Government. Believing a test of
these plates should be made, your COM
mittee has selected the plates, which in
their opinion ought to De tested.
Stone iR.) of Pennsylvania asked if the
report did not prejudice the Carnegie Com
PAW. and called attention 10 the fact that
no member of the minority was present.
Cummings said the report was unan-
imously adopted. The Republican minor
ity did not sign the report, but authorized
him to make it. What does the gentle
man want?" asked Cummings, angrily
Does he want the Carnegie Company to
buy the repOrt|
THE gentleman wants the Carnegie
Company to have fair play. something it
has not had," returned Stone.
The resolution was adopted without
. division.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-24
SHOT AT A WAKE.
FooIishness With Revolver Near a
Dead BODY.


New YORK, Aug. 23.-There wasaw wake
over the body of Mrs. Mary Ann O'Brien
at 46 Adams street, Newark. last night
All the mourners had gone away at mid
night except Richard Purcell and Owen
Kane, young men, who determined to re-
main all night. Health Inspector James
MorrIssey, who was on duty at an adjoin-
ing house, which was quarantined because
of smallpox, joined them. Morrssey was
tired ana dropped on lounge for a nap,
asking to be called within an hour. He
handed Purcell club and a revolver.
Purcell, after MorrisseY was asleep,
thought he would have little fun with
the weapon, which be supposed was not
loaded He walked to the coffin where
the dead woman lay, and putting the re-
volyer 10 his head, in maudlin manner
said, "Ah, me poor girl, you're dead; I'll
follow you," aud snapped the trigger. 1t
happened that the particular chamber on
which the hammer fell was empty. Then
calling to his companion Kane, Purcell
said, Stand up there, Owen, while !
shoot you"
Kane, entering into the spirit of the
thing, arose and sOlemDly folded his arms
and said go ahead; I'm weary of life. -
The next moment there was a report
and Kane fell heavily to the floor with a
bullet In his neck.
Purcell then ran out on the street, shout
ing: i've killed him! I've killed him !'
The Health Officer then followed. The
dead woman's husband. startled by the
pistol shot. rushed 10 the room, saw what
had occurred and called the police. Kane
was sent to the City Hospital, where il
was found that the bullet, afte entering
the neck, had taken a downward course
and lodged over the lung. Purcell was
arrested, and declared that "He ddn'l
know it was loaded"
He was held to await the result Of his
victims Injuries. Morrissey has disap-
peared.