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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-04-11

The national flag must float over
each little red school house in the
state-and every other school
house, red Or white, large or small
At least each school house must
have a flag on hand to float in case
of necessity. So the lawmakers
have decided.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-04-11

No library building this year.
Such is the decision of the claims
committee, and their report will no
doubt be adopted. And SO this
bill-in the opinion of the governor
the most important one before the
legislature-will be thrown over
board; the university and the his
torical society will have to struggle
on for another two years at least
with their present insufficient &C
commodations, and the Republi-
cans will have to bear the taunts
Of the Democrats who occupied
the legisl ative seats two years ago
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-04-11

1t has come to be Well-known
fact that Senator McGillivray does
not believe in lawyers. But this
awful class of men is SO we'll rep
resented and so influential in the
senate as to defeat every measure
for the reduction Of their impor-
lance and their fees which the
senator from the 31st brings for
ward. He has just witnessed the
death of No. IA, which aimed at
cheapening the cost Of administra-
ton of estates. 1t may be that
the senate supposed McGillivray's
equal suffrage bill was some kind
of disguised hit at the legal pro-
fession.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-04-11

change, but the expenditure of
both has been by no means in
considerable.
The herald., 1895-07-27
WARRANTS, BUT NO MONEY
Speedy Termination of Railroad Suit
Necessary
The San Jacinto Sports Showed Up for the
San B.rnardino Rsces-Base.
ball Club

SAN BERNARDINU. July 26.-County
Auditor Diss has been given an opinion
by District Attorney Daley on the ques-
tion of issuing warrant for the 1898 in
terest in the Needles school district lands.
Mr.. DAILY holds tina the auditor should
issue the warrants regardless of the fact
that there are no funds in the county
treasury to meet it. He also stipulates
that such warrants are payable only from
the building fund of the district; that
the issuance of the warrant by the auditor
and Its registration by the county treas
urer do not bind the county to pay either
principal or interest OF school building
bonds from any other than the building
fund OF the district for which the bonds
were issued. The general opinion OF
those interested in these warrants seems
to be that if warrants are to be issued
upon a fund where there is nothing in
the treasury with which to liquidate. that
it will be necessary tor q speedy termina-
tion of the suit now pending between the
Southern Pacific Railway company and
the county tax collector, wherein the
company seeks to restrain the tax collec-
tor from issuing a tax deed for about 100
miles of railway lying in Needles school
district.
Highland, n settlement about five miles
from this city, proposes to incorporate
portion of Highland Mountain ana Warm
Springs school districts. and become a
city. The proposed territory includes
both Harlem and Rabel Springs and has a
valuation of about 5000 900.
The San Jacinto contingent of sports
has finally arrived in town and is evil
IDENTITY loaded down with dust as they
were ready to back the San Jacintu mare,
Maud S., to win the coming race with
S.lKwood and seemed ready to cover any
amount offered. Word has been received
from Riverside that odds Of two to one
are being offered there on the San Jaclnto
mare, so that the hackers OF Silkwo are
hylng close One man OF noted sporting
procliv,ties said today with a wink that
he would have little Siikwood money to
place on the day Jf the races. so that
what ls kl.own rs hot time is expected.
Alfred Downs, charged with attempted
outrage, will have hearing today before
Justice Soule.
san Be-nardino is to have semi-pro-
fessional baseball club for the coming
season, the permanent organization of
which will take place tonight. This is
one OF the results of the new athletic club
park being constructed by the cycling
club.
A small blaze in the rear of Judge
Knox's court room caused few minutes
excitement yesterday. But little damage
was done, as the flames were eXtln-
guished in few minutes.
The herald., 1895-07-27
Summons

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOS AN
i geles City. in the County of Los Angeles,
state of California. D. c. Morrison, City
Gardner & Zellner, Plaintiffs, VS.. Mrs L. T.
Chattock and L. +. Chattock, her husband.
The People of the State of California send
greeting to Mrs. l.. T.. Chattock and L. 4. Chat
took, her husband, Defendants.
You are hereby directed that you must ap.
pear in an action brought against you by tho
above named Plaintiffs in the Justices Court
OF Los Angeles city, County OF Les Angeles,
tate of California and answer before tho
Justice Mt his Office in the said city, the com.
plant filed therein, within five days exclusive
of the day OF servicel after the service on you
of this summons. If served within the CITY anu
county, township or city in which this action
is brought within ten days II served OUT OF
said township or city, but in the county In
which this action is $, brought ana w''h'h
The said action is brought to recover !uug-
ment against you in the sum OF nlhety-iour
dollars and fifty cents twenty ynd dotsri asot
the same being due the said pialntlHs, Haru'
ner ~ Zellner, on YOUR certain ,promissory
by you on the Fourteenth day Of june 1893.
All OF which will more fuily appear rom
Plain iff's complaint filed in this Court. copy
OF this summons. And you are hereby mott,
fled that ii you fail to appesr ana answer sai4
complaint, as above required, sala riainti"
will cause your default to be duly entered, an
will take Judgment against you as prayed -
their complaint to-wit; for the sum OF $Sa.oOt
$40 attorneys fees: and costs OF suit.
Make legal service and due return hereot
Given under my hand this Twenty-nlnth day
OF March, 1895. ,a>-
Justice of the Peace for the City OF Los An'
geles, in said County ana otale.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, .
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES,
IT. T.. Newlin, County Clerk oil the County
of Los Angeles, State of California, ana ex-
oficio Clerk OF the Superior Court thereof.
(Which court Is Court OF Record, having
seaD do hereby certify:
That ID. c. Morrison, whose name is sub.
scribed to the annexed summons. was, at the
lime of signing the same, Justice OF the
Peace in and for sed County, duly qualified
and authorized by law to execute said instrus
ment and iull faith and credit are due to all
his offic icial acts as SUCH
And / do further certify. that am well &C.
ouainted with the handwriting of the said
officer, and verify bell We That the signature
to the said inst rument is genuine.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said Superior
Court at my office in said county, this I'D
day of May, A. D. 1895.
r. Z. NEWLIN,
County Clerk and ex-oficio Clerk Of the su-
perior Court
by A. w. SEAvER, Deputy. Sep rs
The herald., 1895-07-27
HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS
LONG BEACH
Chautauquan Excursion to Echo fountain
Notes and Personals

Chautauquan Excursion to Echo fountain
Notes and Personals
LONG BEACH. July 26.-The 4:10 train
north on the Terminal road this after
noon, besides carrying large number of
passengers to Los Angeles and Pasadena,
took up the Chautauqua excursion party.
bound for Echo mountain. They were
Joined at Los Angeles by Number of
other mountain bound passengers. max
ing the total number OF excursionists
fully fifty. Rsv. DR.. Wheeler had charge
of the arrangements. The excursionists
will spend the night on the mountain and
return tomorrow forenoon.
The remains OF DR.. +. c. Knight. who
was killed by n runaway accident here
Yesterday, were sent up to the city today
after the coroner had held an inquest re-
sulting in a verdict of accidental death.
The camp meeting services will open
tonight at the tabernacle with sermon
by Rev T.. o. Mcintyre of Santa Ana. A
good many Methodist ministers OF South
ern California are expected to be here by
SUNDAY. including Bishop Foster.
Another social and entertainment for
the benefit of the free public library Will
be given on the evening of August 9th In
the pavilion on the beach, y large at
tendance and very ENJOYABLE time are
in prospect.
G. N. Pring, formerly OF Los Angeles,
hut for the past two years a sojourner III
Nicaragua, was visitor at the beach
TODAY,
The herald., 1895-07-27
70 BU|LDA PLEASURE WHARF
The Santa Fe Road Credited
With the Plan
SANTA MONICA is SELECTED
Young COINS Death the Topic Of Con.
versati0n
The Spirits Are Still at Work In the Tent
News Matters, Personals and
Brevlties

SANTA MONICA. July 25.-According
TO Dame Rumor the Santa Fe will in q
short time begin the construction of large
pleasure wharf here. large force OF
civil engineers were here early in the
week looking over the proposed location,
but the Santa Fe officials are very reti-
cent. From an authentic source, how
ever, it is learned that the material is at
Redondo ready for shipment The new
wharf will be built entirely Of iron and
will be 700 feet IN length. The location is
inst south of the Y. NJ. c. A. bath house
at Ocean Park. Such wharf would be
of great benefit to Santa Monica.
The sole topic under discussion around
the Arcadia hotel today has been the sad
death O. Samuel Cohn. which occurred
last night. The body was taken to Los
Angeles on morning train ard the
funeral will be held Sunday. Mr.. Cohn
and his son have been here since July LIST
and it was the intention of MIR. Cohn
to have his son enter a school in the
north alter the season closed here. Mrs.
Conn is abroad with an invalid daugh-
ter and was advised of her sons death by
cable Sam left he hotel In company
with Miss Rose Newmark, Henry New
mark. Tom Van Ness and Percy Kahn OF
San Francisco early Yesterday afternoon
for a ride to the Soldiers home. He was
mounted on horse which he nad hired
from livery stable. On the return from
the home he started to race with another
member of the party and was thrown
from the saddle with terrible force. Or.
Place was sent for and the injured boy
was picked up and conveyed to the Ar
cadia hotel. Mr.. Eaton at once tele-
giaphed for DR.. John r. Haynes OF Los
Angeles and he came by the first train.
The physicians labored over the patient:
using every treatment known to medical
skill until shortly after 10 O'Clock. when
he died without having regained con-
seriousness.
The guests sat around in little groups
discussing the accident and eagerly watt
ing for information as to the condition OF
the little fellow and when it was an
nounced that he was dead there was a
universal expression of regret.
Interest in the spiritualst ncampment
continues undated. The sixth days ses-
sion begins this morning. Mrs. Rozella
Elliott of San Diego led the mediums
conference. This afternoon Mrs. Lydia
The herald., 1895-07-27

expected tomorrow with ties for the
Southern Pacific company.
Three foreign ships are due at Port Los
Angeles. They are the British ship Lady
Isabel. from Hamburg. with general
cargo; American ship Eclipse. from New
York. with general cargo, and the Brit
ish ship Fincal. from Newcastle, Aus
trails. with $500 tons of coal for the South
ern Pacific company. Preparations are
now in progress on the wharf to handle
the cargoes with dispatch.
The water column on the wharf was
taken to pieces today and will be re-
paired. -.
The steamer Mexico Captain Hall, will
arrive from the south at Midnight SUM-
day. This is the Mexico's second trip as
substitute for the regular steamer Corona.
which is on the dry docks at San Fran
cisco.
A large force of carpenters are at work
repairing the coal b"nkers.
The herald., 1895-07-27
ONTARIO
Railroad Movements In This Very Lively
Town


Town
ONTARIO, July 2s.-The Southern Pa
cific surveyors at work on the line con-
Meeting Ontario with Lordsburg are pro-
crossing rapidly with their work. AS at
present outlined the road will join the
main track nearly half mile west OF the
Southern Pacific depot. The grade be-
tween here and Lordsburg is said to be
much easier one than tho one from 70
mona. Qptario's liberal dealing with the
Southern Pacific in former operations
may have some effect in determining the
location of the new road.
Yesterday the outside territory voted
against annexation to this town. DOUBT
less outside places will smile at this non
progressive policy, but 'old-man-afrald.
of-his-taxes' will some day disappear, and
sc then shall be united colony.
Miss Van Wise Of Los Angeles is visit
ing Miss Clara Dixon.
The electric railroad is nearly COM
pleted. Its enterprising projectors are
pushing the work rapidly.
Tomorrow large contingent OF our
people will start on the San nSau barbara
excursion
The herald., 1895-07-27
NATIONAL CONVENTION
The Place and Date for the Republican Gath
ering to Be Soon Selected

AUGUSTA, July 26.-Joseph II. Manly
stated today that the national Republican
committee would meet in Washington in
Decemb ber 10 select the place and date for
the next Repu ublican convention, instead
OF Novem Der, as has been intended.
so far as my preference is concerned, "
said Mr.. Manly, II have for long time
thought it would be a good plan to hold
the convention on the Pacific coast. The
Pacific states have always been loyal to
the Republican party and there are many
reasons why | should favor San Francisco
as the city in which the convention be
held. | do not know the views OF any
other mem bers nf the national committee
as to this m tier, and the question Will of
course be settled by the vote OF the major
itv
The herald., 1895-07-27
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, July 26.-The Free
Methodists are ho.ding a camp meeting at
Ocean View school house, and reports
are to the effect that it is arousing one.
Z. A. Carr of Tehachepi, n former busi-
ness man of this city is visiting friends
here for a few days.
Tne new coaches for the Santa Ana and
Newport railroad will be here next week.
1t has been demonstrated that the
building of the Third ward school has
been a great benefit to the ward. as SIX
new dwelling houses have been erected
since, and a nun ber OF others are in con-
tenn nlatiOn.
The herald., 1895-07-27
SANTA BARBARA AFFAIRS
The Citizens Preparing to Welcome lthe
Excursi0nists
Carrier Pigeons Which Do Not Carry.
Native Sons Election.
Notes

SANTA BARBARA, July 26.--At a
mass meeting of citizens arrangements
were perfected to properly welcome the
excursionists who will arrive in this city
Saturday. Mayor J. NJ. Holloway pre-
sided, and it was ordered that commit
tee meet each train with band OF music
and present flowers to the lady visitors.
The following committee was appointed
The herald., 1895-07-27
Notes

The birds employed in the carrier
pigeon service between Catalina island
and Los Angeles were originally obtained
from Mr.. !. i. Pierce OF this city. AS
about 175 OF our people are now camping
at Santa Cruz island some one concelvad
the idea OF using the homers tor me-
dum of daily communication between
the island and the mainland. accordingly,
several pigeons were sent across the chan
mel in o sloop, and it was arranged that
the first messages be forwarded on the
23rd inst. Several days have elapsed and
no bird has put in an appearance.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congrc-
gational church gave a pleasant social
Yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Finger. Quite num-
Der of people attended. The Schuy quar-
tette furnished music and delightful
time was had.
At Channel City lodge room last even
ing District Deputy Grand President
Nicholas Hearne of Ventura installed the
officers of Santa Barbara parlor, No. 1l6,
y. S. G. W., as follows: President,
Edmund NJ. Burke; first vice president,
}. r. Jansens; second vice-presldent'
Cna les Gilchrist third vice president, f.
II. johnson; past president, G.. G.. Les
lie; recording secretary, W. b. Stafforu
financial secretary. W. II. Maris; treas
uror, ". B. Metcalf; marshal. Andriano
Arellanes; trustee. c. \. Thompson; in
side sentinel, Charles Ruiz, and outside
sehtinei, Ed Loomis. Mr.. Hearne con
graduated the local Native Sons on the
fourishng condition of their parlor, and
the evening was passed pleasantly with
felicitous speeches from all the officers
and members.
Preliminary operations are under way
for the development of the gold mine at
Anacapa island. Experts report that the
average output for the present will be at
least Sli a ton With good prospect OF
richer returns as the work proceeds. John
Reselg, miner with record OF over
half century's experience, will be super
intendent.
The new bath house. with all modern
equipments and conveniences, is now an
assured fact Messrs. +. II. Eames. Y.
II. Raleigh and J. J. o. BTien of Los An
geles are now in the city negotiating a
lease of the land and getting ready to
start the enterprise.
G. d. Willard. secretary OF the Los An
geles chamber OF commerce. arrived IN
this city today. He is former resident
of Sa ia Barbara ana was connected WITH
a daily paper here in early days.
In the superior court: B. Gutierrez has
filed an action VS.. Pedro Chaucharron to
enforce payment of a note for Sl400. In
the matter of X. G. Dudley Smith VS..
Loomis Bros, the application for the ap-
pointment of q receiver was denied. Tie
court ordered venre of fifteen jurors.
returnable Monday, for the case OF SVEN
son VS.. Fast. on appeal from the justice
court. y Mexican was admitted to citl-
Zenship on the ground that, although he
had not vet heard of Grover ne was
familiar with our form of government and
knew the name of Eduardo de la Cuesta.
the lighting supervisor of the Third dis
trict.
The herald., 1895-07-27
THE CREEK COUNCIL
Edward EuIett Recognized As Acting Prin'
cipal Chief

CHECOTAH, I. T., July 26.-After a
special session of ten days. the Creek
council adjourned yesterday. joint res
olution was passed recognizing Edward
Eulett as acting principal chief and N.
B. Moore as acting treasurer. A committe
waited upon Chief L. c. Perryman and
received from him the nations seal and
the effects of his office. Perryman assur'
ed the committee that he would not in
terfere with Acting Chief Eulct while ne,
Peruvian, was under suspension. n. g..
Moore was authorized by the council to
demand of Treasurer Grayson all the
funds and effects of his Office, and will
take action tomorrow in making immedi-
ate payment of the per capita and the
semi-annual funds.
The herald., 1895-07-27
POMONA
Honey Expended on Public improvements
During the Year


POMONA, July 2S- The funeral serv-
ices over the late W. T. Dalton, who died
at his home in this city yesterday alter
noon from stroke of apoplexy, will be
held at the Episcopal church Saturday at
10 am.
The value OF Improvements built with
in the last year is computed at Sl69, 30o.
and estimates are there are buildings in
process of construction worth $50, 900
more. During the same period Pomona
has expended 50. 660 for three and three
quarter smiles of cement walks. and $61.
600 for paving six blocks OF her main bus
iness tnoroughfare. total of $500, 13O
expended in pablic Improvements.
It's questioned whether Councilman
Hiobard of the Fifth ward can still retain
his seat in the board of trustees, because
he has changed his residence to the Sec
ond ward.
The herald., 1895-07-27
Brevities

PASADENA, July 25-Bnilfing opera
tions are in progress in different part of
the city that speak well for these times.
Mr.. J. H. Adams and others are contem-
Mating the erection of a building on the
plan of the flats Of our large ci lies, large
enough to accommodate about fifteen
, families. The junction OF Lincoln and
Fair Oaks avenue is under consideration
as a location. and # the building is erected
it is to have all the modern conveniences.
MIR. Adams is putting up a cottage on
catalina avenue that will cost about
$1,000 The contract is III the hands of
l.. Bems. Mr.. Adams has a number of
lots in that vicinity and he believes in
the policy of improving them by putting
up buildings. With this end in view he
has lust sold to John Biede bach n lot on
Biedebach will build upon it within sixty
days.
Adjoining this lot house has already
heen commenced, the owner being Daniel
Witt.
There is n scarcity OF building material
in the city, and work on several Jobs
has been delayed in consequence.
Adjutant General Barrett of the Ma
tional guard. has granted permission to
Comp pany b of this city to 90 into camp
at Catalina next month, but informs Cap
tain Barmam that no state money can be
had Tor expenses.
The work of putting in the new tele-
phone lines under the express system is
progressing as rapidly as possible. The
Raymond avenue line is being changed
first, and then comes Colorado street.
The meeting OF Godfrey post. G. A. r.,
was more than usually well attended last
evening. The near approach of encamp p
ment time makes it necessary TO transact
considerable buiness with reference TO
that event.
The herald., 1895-07-27
SANTA BARBARA EXCURSION
The Citizens Ready to Receive Visitors With
Open Arms

Inc (lttZenS ke0Oy 10 kcCciVC VIbkVEb W hsN
Open Arms
SANTA BARBARA. July 26.-The city
is ready for the excursion tomorrow.
Various committees have been busy max
ing preparations for visitors and 1000 can
be easily accommodated. The citizens
will meet the trains at Ventura and Car
pinteria, the ladies of the party to be
presented with bouquets. The military
band will play during the course OF the
afternoon and in the evening there Will
be "a ball at the Arlington. Among the
Los Angelo, wheelmen entered for Mon
DAYS races are UlbIicht, Yoeman. Nc.
Stay, Cook and Delay. also Hewitt OF
Pasadnea. The Spanish Wild West show
Tuesday will be exciting. UnbIoKen
broncos from the mountains will be
ridden. and wild bulls from the range
will pe handled by sMexicans.N LassoinR
and expert riding is included in the pro-
gramme.
The herald., 1895-07-27
Eyeritt Was Drunk

PASADENA, July 26 Walter 6. Ever
tit, the young man who celebrated the
Fourth on funds realized from worth
less check. was found by Marshal Buchan-
an rinally. he having gone to WORK for the
Southern Pacific. 1t will be renem bered
that he had been employed on Mount
Wilson, came down and celebrated the
national holiday on IS raised by drawing
his check for the amount and persuading
Ed Hooson to cash the same, when he
had no money in the bank to meet 1t.
He pleaded guilty when brought up for
trial, but stated in extenuation Of the
offense that he was so drunk that he
didn't know what he was doing at the
time, and would be glad to refund the
amount to Mr.. lIobson. This was salts
factory to that gentleman, and Everett
may get off fairly easy, though hi. fate
is still in the balance.
The herald., 1895-07-27

INJECTION NOTICE SCHOOL TAX-NO-
II tice is hereby given to the qualified cleo.
tors of Los NietOs School District, County OF
Los Angeles, State of California that an ell c.
ton will be held on the 14th day of August,
A. d 1895, at which will be submitted the
question of voting a tax to the amount OF
twelv. hundred dollars for the urpose OF
building an additional story to the school
house. and furnishing the school house.
The polls will open at the school house IN
said school district from sunrise until o'clock
p. m.
The judges and inspector appointed to con-
duct the election are;
John Seppi. Judge
W. Burghardl Judge.
F. A. sanchez, Inspector.
MAX sCHwED,
b. GUIRADO,
j II. MARTIN.
rustees OF Los Nietos school District Los An
geles County, California. O-lz
The herald., 1895-07-27
Is an Old Convict

. DENVER. July 26.-Con Sullivan. alias
G. b. Henderson. who killed Clarence
Barr. the Chinatown guide in San Fran
RADIO penitentiary for shooting Jack Lisst
through the hand at Granite. He was
rardoned lust before his sentence expired.
The herald., 1895-07-27
Clearing House Report

NEW YORK, July 2o.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet $, shows the
total clearings at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week a
year ago: