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The herald., 1894-08-14
SANTA ANA.
Bird Shot and Boy-LocAl News
Matters.

Bird Shot and Boy-LocAl News
Matters.
SANTA ANA, Aug. ia little incident oc-
cured up the Trabuco canon on Friday night
that should make one boy behave himself
There were three boys who have been camping
in the canon and it seems that they have been
visiting the onion patch and fruit orchard OF
certain rancher. The rancher warned the
boys to keep away from his orchard. The
boys, thinking they would not be watched the
first night made a raid on the orchard and
onion patch The came out with hs
on the boys shooting one of them in the face
and stomach. The boy was brought to town
and turned over to his parents. ON close ex-
animation it was found the boy was not badly
hurt.
Miss Christian Peabody, sister of our post
nieces, Francis and Julia Peabody OF Sacra-
mento, are visiting with the family OF IL. A.
Peabody.
Ray Purcell, who has been seriously sick for
the past week or two, is improving;
A party consisting of J. A. Copeland, e. l..
Newell, Mr.. Price,, Mrs. M. e Grihith, the
Conner started this morning for weeks
camping on Wilson's peak
August "a is the time set for hearing the
case wherein c. B. Higgins of Fullerton is
plaintiff and the board OF supervisors is de-
PENDANT where Higgins will try to compel the
supervisors to issue him a liquor license for
MI and Mrs. Edward Cameron and children,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Beatty and Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Wickham, left
today for their home i'll Ohio.
Miss Alkaline Herman Of this city anG Thorn
as Dolon of Pasadena will be married tolnor-
row morning at the Catholic church.
The fifth annual outing of the Hosts of Iowa
will axe place at Newport on Saturday.
Miss Ella Lorraine Ballard, daughter of Hon:
J. W. Ballard OF Tustin, and T.. NJ. Hanna will
be married at high noon, Wednesday, August
22nd at the Presbyterian church at Tustin.
Mrs. Devore left today for a two weeks out
ing in the noun tains.
J. e. Brazzleton has contracted to cut the
gum trees along the main canal, between Olive
and Rirky's crossing.
DR.. and Mrs. I. D. Mills came home last night
from Long Beach,
The new school house on First street is be-
ing pushed ahead as fast rs the contractor can
get things ready. This will be one of the fin
est school buildings in the city.
Our streets have been lined with farmer
teams since the apricot-drying business has
been finished
The herald., 1894-08-14
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 Raymond Rosenberg, minor
Notice is hereby given, that in pursusn ce OF
an order OF the superior court OF the county
OF Santa Barbara, state of California, made on
the fourth day OF August. 1894, in the matter
OF the estate and guardianship OF Raymond
Rosenberg, minor, the undersigned. the
guardian OF the estate of said minor, will sell
at private sale to the highest bidder. for cash,
in gold coin OF the United States and subject
to confirmation by said superior court, on or
after Saturday, the twenty-fifth day OF August,
1894, all the right title and interest of the
said minor in all that property, real and per-
sonal, situated partly in the county of Santa
Barbara, state OF California, partly in the
in the county of Los Angeles, state aforesaid,
and partly in Madison county. state of Mis-
one-Rundred and twenty Sixth 1-I26) part Of
all that certain property, real and PERSONAL
particularly described in the decree of parti-
Dreyius, deceased, as set apart to Alphonsine
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
fornia, on the twentieth day of January, 1884,
a certified copy of which was recorded in the
office OF the county recorder of SAID santa
January, s94, in book SO of deeds, page AL,
to which decree and the record thereof refer
ence is hereby made for particular descrip-
ton of the property to be sold.
Bids for said property shall be in writing
the Commercial bank, in the city Of Santa
Barbara. county of Santa Barbara, state OF
California.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, in gold
purchase price to be paid to tue undersigned
on presentation of the bid, and the balance on
GEORGE S. EDWARDS,
Guardian of the estate of Raymond Rosen-
berg, minor.
Dated August 9TH, 1894. S-9 lit
The herald., 1894-08-14
TERMINAL ISLAND.


TERMINAL ISLAND Aug. 13.-If people wish to
enjoy the delights of ocean bathing, their Wis
ion unhampered by an enclosure of walls,
where nature assisted by art has joined forces
in making it the one place in oil the whole
length of this immense coast that is perfectly
safe for the novice where the water. owing to
the happy nature of its surroundings is always
warm, take the cars Of the Terminal and come
down to this place and they can have it.
That Salt Lake and Los Angeles railroad
which the HERALD of Sunday says is to be built
Immediately, is the one known of here that is
coming right in to the harbor of San Pedro
over the Terminals tracks. San Pedro and
Salt Lake will have railroad communication in
less than two years, If the weather holds.
Fish, which have been rather scarce lately,
are now very plentiful, and the fishermen, pro-
fessional and amateur, are making very large
catches.
The inmates of the county farm are to have
an outing here tomorrow, Tuesday, the officials
accompanying them ON their jaunt to the sea-
shore. Stewart Rowland was down Sunday
and made the necessary arrangements for what
will certainly be great treat to his charges
Wednesday will be the Big spell it with
capital By day OF the season at this place when
the thousands OF A. Q. F.'s come down on
their annual picnic. Everything that could
be thought Of that would in any manner add
to their enjoyment has been secured, and
when they get here air they will have to do
will be to pitch in and have all the fun the law
allows
The rush of visitors has been unusually
heavy to this place lately, the principal attrac-
uOn pelng, What everybody VINO knows says,
is some OF the finest bathing on the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamilton OF Los Angeles
came down for the bathing this morning. So
didsFred Harold and bevy of young ladies
from the same city.
Messrs. +. J. Thomas, Charles Dennis Ches-
ter A. Thomas and Prof. Wallace Maxey, who
left this place for Catalina in the yacht Nanno
last Monday night, got back Sunday evening,
and the professor is now unloading some able
bodied fish warns on the wondering natives OF
this opposition island.
The moon, the quiet waters and sailboit is
combine that people down this way get up
out of their beds to take a whack at these calm,
coaxing, luminous summer evenings.
William C. Hosmer, Andrew McFarlane,
Clarence Rowland. Abner Frost, r. b. Faux
ner, Miss Hettie oliver, Mrs J. II. Lemon and
two daughters. Ed Harloe and Miss Ruby Ora
ham OF Angeltown came, saw and were con-
quered by our bathing.
Mrs. I. NJ. Gilbert went up to town Sunday
evening to visit friends.
w. w. Laraway, who has been seriously i'll
for the last 10 days, is slowly conva.escing
The herald., 1894-08-14
SANTA ANA DEMOCRATS.

An Analysis of the Late Democratic Con-
vsntion for the Voters of Orange.
EDITORS HERALD:-The temporary
chairman was not delegate nor even
held proxy; he appointed chairman
OF the committee on resolutions who
was defeated at the primary 10 to 1. A
member of the important committee on
for nomination before the primary
in the west part of the county, but was
colonized in the Second ward of Santa
Ana by proxy. This was done in the
face of primary election law that made
it the duty of the chairman calling the
convention to order to know who were
eligible or properly elected to form a
temporary organization. The election
returns lay before him.
After being thoroughly coached by
Uncle Billy the several committees
brought in their reports.
The report of the committee ON reso-
lutions was amended by one of the
henchmen, assuming that they repre-
sented the people, cenauring the county
central committee for its resolutions
condemning Senator Whites appoint-
ments in Orange county.
They succeeded in passing their resc.
buttons, about 70 votes being cast for
them.
These % votes assumed to represent
the 1000 Democrats OF Orange county.
Did they? Let US see. About II Of the
% were from the city of Santa Ana.
Those from the Fourth ward found no
voters at the polls, 80 they elected them
ii 49,
same way. Three from the Third ward
were elected BY two majority cut OF
% votes. The First ward voted still
less. The Second ward ticket was elected
by votes ranging from FIVE to 10.
A lew county precincts were not rep
resented at all. The balance OF the
county precincts, with the exception OF
three, were not fully represented, and
larger than the city.
This is as nearly correct analysis as
can be made from the imperfect election
returns made to the secretary.
And these p are the ones that assume
county and reprimand the county CEN
trail committee, selected from the %
voting precincts OF the county by the
poOpio, uonoAhOiOA AoA
campaign.
Now, as a matter of fact, this commit
tee has acted conscientiously for the
best interests Of the party, and man
aged the campaign upon business prin-
ciples, and we claim for it the cleanest
campaign Orange county ever had and
had its recommendation been followed
there would have been the least possible
friction in the party.
lived in the city of New York during
the last days OF the "Twesd ring" and |
take pride in saying that my first votes
were cast with the county Democracy
that had 40 much to do with the over
throw OF the ring" And never during
the palmiest days of this ring did l
see it carry convention with a higher
hand than the clique manipulated the
convention last Saturday.
G. P. DEYoE,
Late chairman executive committee
Orange county Democratic central
committee.
The herald., 1894-08-14
REDONDO.
8ummer Visitors In Large Numbers.
Shipping News.

Summer Visitors In Large Numbers.
Shipping News.
REDoNDo, Aug 13.-The following people are
registered at the Redondo hotel: d. A. Shaw
and children; w. f. Reed, Pasadena; Mrs. Fin
ney, Miss O'Brien. Mrs. w. B. Dunning, w. d.
Campbell, DR.. II. B. Montgomery, Miss ]. E.
Weaver. Mrs. C. II. Abbott, Miss S. Abbott, Los
Angeles; +. C. Hess, Riverside; Harvey Dean,
Santa Ana; Miss L. l.. Brown, Los Angeles; J..
Hutchinson, A. G.. Abbott, Pomona; Mr.. and
Mrs. N. X Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Beamer.
L. w. McGee, j. NJ ulberry, Miss Carrie Gilchll,
Los Angeles; f. e. Conner Mr. and Mrs. j. L.
McComas, Pomona; James stanford, South
Riverside; A. N Clifford, Pasadena; L. Frais-
siner and family, Ii. q. and Miss Laage, Cliff
ton, n. Y; William X. Bentley, Seattle. Wash.
The barkehtine Glencairn left this morning
for Portland, Ore. Captain Kerr will be greatly
missed by the many friends he made during
his short stay here.
Tho harbor presents busy scene, with five
lumber schooners waiting to unload, and the
railroads are kept busy hauling the lumber off
the wharf.
The schooner Eclipse arrived yesterday from
Eureka with 800 QUO feet OF lumber for the
Willamette Lumber company.
The L. s. Redteld left Tor Port Townsend in
ballast yesterday.
The Santa Rosa left for San Francisco this
morning with 90 passengers and 40 tons of
freight.
The herald., 1894-08-14
POMONA.
Attempt to Wreck a Chino Train-Por-
sonal Mention.

POMONA, Aug. 13.-Rev F. NJ. Bowling ard
family started this morning for San Antonio
canon where they expect to stay during the
present week.
The Ninth regiment band was at Redondo
yesterday
Mr.. Frank Temple, who has been visiting in
Santa Monica and other coast points on his
wheel, returned home today.
). s. McComas, who has been out with the j.
T. Taylor surveying party, is again at home.
Professor Colcord OF Ciaremont college filled
the pulpit at the Congregational church yes
terday.
James Armour, who has been so seriously i'll
Tor some time, is reported as somewhat better.
e. T. Palmer and 4. +. Armour, who have
been visiting the different beach resorts by
team returned home this morning.
The Chino local, which arrives at Pomona,
east bound at 6:5S p M, ran into large rock
between this place and Spadra Saturday even
ing which is said to have been placed upon
the track maliciously with the intention of
Wrecklng the train as it pulled into this place.
The cowcatcher OF the engine was badly dam
aged, but as luck would have it the train was
not derailed. The officers have been keeping
very quiet about the affair
There is rumor going the rounds which is
said TO be very reliable-that ekly paper
will shortly be started in our city in the Inter
est OF the Prohibition party.
The herald., 1894-08-14
SAN BERNARDINO.
Democratic Central Committee Meet


fng-Netes.
SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 12.-Mr. W. G. Mayer
and Miss Sadie Purday left today for Encinitsa.
Cameron X. Purday, father and mother, will
leave for the same place tomorrow.
Judge J. A. Gibson and wife, of San Diego,
are guests at the New st. Charles.
Christian R. otter, native of Pennsylva-
mia and a residen of RedlGnds, and Josephine
A. Myles, native OF Nebraska and u resident
OF Red ands were married yesterday by Judge
Knox.
Saturday afternoon the Democratic county
central committee and that party's nominees
held joint session.
Deputy Assessor T. ]. Wilson was the unani-
nous choice for chairman. J. w. Edwards of
Redlands was elected secretary. The .execu-
tive committee appointed consists of II. NJ.
Barton, X. f. Garner, s. Weatherholt, w. j.
Curtis and J. +. Drake.
The following committee was appointed to
Col, A. i. Paris and Id +. L. Annabei. ''''''s .
The question of the reyival'of the Morning
Courier came up for consideration, but did
not reach the point OF determlnate action.
The proposition was for $1,000 from the COM
mittee.
Supervisor 1. W. Lord is full of prunes this
year. The crop Oh his Cucamonga orchard
promises to be unusually large so tons being
conservative estimate
Grapes in the Milliken vineyard at Cuca-
monga are about ripe. The Messrs. Milliken
expect to ship 100 boxes to Los Angeles this
week.
]. J. orbos is in Los Angeles today.
w oiIe snVuiu HISS tne opportunity OF Hsten-
ing TO DR., Chapman of Brooklyn church, Oak
land, at the Presbyterian church on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings of this week.
Company L will leave for the epeampment
at santa Monica via the santa Fe next Monday.
VIM. Taber, who was recently connected
with shooting affair in this city, was again in
trouble last Saturday evening, 1hs time a
Mexican was stabbed in the leg. The prelim-
mary examination has not been held and the
facts are not fully known
The residence. of W. J. Phillips, south OF the
county hospital, was burglarlzed not long
since. An opera glass was found at second
hard store which had been sold by o. II. Bur-
CESS. and which had be.n stolen from the
house. Burgess was followed by the officers to
where he was arrested and brought back here
Burgess says the glasses with several other
and denies any knowledge OF the burglary.
The herald., 1894-08-14
SOLDIERS HOME.
Governor Rowland Takes Office-A Nav
Paper.

Governor Rowland Takes Ofiee-A Now
Paper.
SOLDIERS HOME, August 13-The bright and
sparkling Veteran. the new home paper, made
its appearance among the boys in blue at an
ea,ly hour this morning, and the sales were
immense and the contents eagerly perused.
Adolph Langsug the editor, is himself vet
eran. and knows how to act and work for the
cause he is advocating.
DR.. Pue !, the home assistant surgeon, turned
away number OF Keeleyite patients the past
week, entirely broken OF their desire for the
drink demon,
The new bake oven, erected md put in shape
recently, will ''blow-in" this week with ample
capacity for work without loss OF time in cook
ing twice for one day.
AT O'Clock this morning each company of
home soldiers were drawn up in line in front
of their quarters and marchel TO the dining
hall, where they listened to addresses by Col.
j. G. Rowland. the new governor, and Col. Il.
L. Brown, vice-governor. The remarks of the
gentlemen made very favorable impression.
The large new reservoir. which has been I'M
deIgoing repairs for some time. will soon be
completed, and new and beautiful supply of
water will be afforded
The G. A. Il. ladies will hold meeting at
Ass mbly hall ut . p Wednesday. The
direct object OF the call is not known, but
there is considerable importance attached
thereto.
The herald., 1894-08-14
Notice.

CCHOOL BOND ELECTION.-NOTICE IS
= hereby given to the qualified electors OF
Rowland school district of the County of Los
ance with the provisions of The political code
OF the State OF California, set forth in article
XXI, title III, part III thereof. and amend-
2Sth day of August, S94, at district school
house No. L. in said district, between the hours
of IL a. M. and p. m. during which period
the question OF issuing and selling bonds OF
said district to the amount OF four thousand
dollars. for the purpose OF raising money for
building two school houses i'll said district.
one in place OF school house No. l and one in
place OF school house No. 3. will be voted
upon.
The said bonds hereunder to be issued and
sold to be OF the denomination Of five hundred
dollars each, and to bear interest at the rate OF
SIX per cent per annum, ana to pc numpered
from to consecutvely, payable as follows,
to-wit;
Bond No. l. for five hundred dollars, payable
or the 2Sth day of August, l397.
Bond No ., for Ave hundred dollars payable
on tho 18th day OF August, Ie9s.
Bond No. 3, for five hundred dollars payable
on the 2Sth day of August, 1893.
Bond No. i, for five hundred dollars payable
on the 2sth day of August 1900.
Bond No 5, for five hundred dollars payable
on the 18th day OF Angus, 1901.
Bond No. 4, for five hundred dollars. payable
on the 18th dav of August 1902.
Bond No. z, Tor five hundred dollars, paya BILE
on the 18th day OF August. 1908.
b nd No. 9, for five hundred dollars, paya BILE
on the 18th day OF August, 1901.
That George b. AIcCaige, as inspector, and
Eugene Graw and e. Boque, as judges, three
competent persons and qualified electors OF
said school district, viii act as inspector and
judges OF sal election, and conduct the same.
! witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands this 9th day OF August. 1891.
THOs ROWLAND.
JESUS YBARRA,
S. p. ROWLAND,
Trustees OF Rowland School District, Los An.
geles County, California 81 Tues At
The herald., 1894-08-14

8. II; Clifford. New Cassel, Wis, was troubled
was disordered, his liver was atfaoted to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he
was terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, III !, had a
running sore on his leg of, light years stand
Ing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes of Bucklen's Aruica Salye and his
leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Cstawha.
o., had five large FEVER SO on his leg DOCTOR,
ssfd he was incurable. one bottle Electric
Bitters and one bos Bucklen's Aratca saliva
,ured him entirely. Sold by g. F. Heinz am an
lruggist and chemist, 222 n Main street.
The herald., 1894-08-14

1T is FACT that the Excelsior Bakery IL
the b st kno wn place in Long Beach The SUI
perior bread obtained makes 1t prominent.
vIslT THE PACIFIC HOTEL at Long Beach
Terms reasonable Everything new and clean.
Good meals. Close to 8. <. depot
WIELAND BEER on draught D. j. McCar-
thy has removed from Los Angeles to Pine and
Second St., Long Beach.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE; 100 rooms;
new suits; frst-class In all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest perio deals
The herald., 1894-08-14
OomrlIcntian of n,s.sses

have been af1lic ted with stomach troubles
catarrh and Enlargement OF the liver At las
l thought would try Hoods Sarsaparilla. aud
have taken three ard ha,f ro.;ies AID now
am doing my owa WORK. Mrs. ID. X. Lyttle.
south Los Angelo, Ca.
The herald., 1894-08-14

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, saltrheum, fever sores, letter,
eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect nat
isfaction or money refunded. Price, 25 cents
per box. For sale by G. #. Heinzeman, 222
Vain street.
The herald., 1894-08-14
Ring up 1856, Crystal Ice company.
Wall paper house of the coast, 32s 8. Spring.

A. A. Eckstrom, 800 g. Main street, is where
you want to go looking for good wall paper at
the right price.
The herald., 1894-08-14

Wall paper, SC. 7lsc per roll. 1928 5. Spring.
DR.. Parker. dentist, 120ls West First street.
The herald., 1894-08-14

Eckert & Hopf are now ready to cater to the
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh Il sh and
shell fish of all kinds delivered free. Third
The herald., 1894-08-14

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
The record-union., 1894-02-06

Annexed to this communication will
be found a certificate signed by ". e.
Gerber, as Cashier of the California
State Bank, stating that James \. Porter.
as City Treasurer, has TO his credit the
sum Of SSl, $50 %. | therefore report to
you that the City Treasurer has the
amount of cash on hand required by the
Auditors books.
b. y. STEINMAN, Mayor.
I. w. D. Lawton, President Of the
Board of Trustees of the City OF Sacra-
mento, do hereby certify that the above
report is correct, and that the City Treas
urer has cash on hand in the City Treas
ury to the amount required by the Audit
or's books as OF January 81, 1891.
w. ID. LAwTON.
/, J. Frank Brown, City Attorney, do
hereby certify that the above report Is
correct, and that the City Treasurer has
cash on hand III the City Treasury to the
amount required by the Auditors books
as of January 81, 1884.
J. FRANK BRowN.
RODGERS FOR CHIEF OF POLICE.
The following list of nominations for
policemen, Board of Health, etc., was
submitted by the Mayor:
SACRAMENT, Feb. ., 1891.
To the Board Of Trustees; l hereby
nominate, and, by and with your con-
sent, | hereby appoint the following
named persons for the following named
offices and positions:
John Z. Logue to be a policeman on
the permanent police force, vice X. Gun
ningham. not confirmed.
V. f. Taylor TO be policeman. vice T..
Franks. not confirmed.
William Z. Rutherford 10 be a police
man, vice Henry Alter, not confirmed.
John P Bagloy 10 be policeman, vice
Edward L. hripp, not confirmed.
George w Ficks 10 be superintendent
of Cemeteries, vice William Fawcett, not
confined.
l.. solomon 10 be Water Assessor, vice
A. Wilson, not confirmed.
J. 4. Woods 10 be a hoseman of Engine
Company No. ) OF The fire department,
vice ". &. Douglas, not confirmed.
John b. Rodgers 10 be Chief of Police,
vice Timothy Lee. not confirmed.
Dr. j. r. Laine to be member of the
BOARD OF Health, vice DR.. +. b. Sutliff,
not confirmed.
DR.. 81. W. Strader to be a member of
the Board of Health, vice DR.. +. l.. At
kinson, not confirmed.
Il. L. STEINaIAN, Mayor.
a LARGE number OF bills were audited
and allowed. When the Clerk came to
one for lee, Trustee Devine asked ifit was
necessary 10 have ice water sll winter.
Perhaps" said he, ''the Auditor can tell
Us something about it; can you, Mr..
AUDITOR"
''It was ordered by the Trustees" said
Auditor Young, land they nave never
ordered ii stopped. 1t Is supposed 10
clear the water and make it drinkable,
which would often not be tie case il
water were drawn directly from The hy-
drant"
"You forget. Mr. Auditor" said Mr..
Devine. that l am III favor Of muddy
water"