The herald., 1895-12-29
THE RIVERSIDERS WON OUT
In the Ball Game With Pasadena's
Team
County Teachers Examinatlons-TracNL Laying
on the East Side--D .predntions by
Burgiars-.Notes

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 2S.-The match game
of ball OF Christmas between the Riverside
and Pasadena clubs was Witnessed by
fairly large crowd. The home team won
by "A score of ID to z.
Marshal Wilson, who is collecting the
city tax, reports thus far collecting about
$4,000 for this years taxes. The total tax
70 of the city amounts to $43,35636.
The city fathers meet next Monday to
consider the matter of supplying the town
with electric ligh,s. The board will also
on that day open bids for electric suppl IS,
and the contract will then be let for the
iIue.
The county teachers examinations for
the prim ,ry grades commenced at the high
school building on thursday. Twenty
eight applicants were in AT eud ,nce. The
examinations in the grades will continue
the rest of the week, and The grammar
grade will commence on Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. F. Il. Havens celebrated
their wooden wedding at their resi- lence on
Twefth street on the evening OF III 23th
Mr.. john Il. Anderson of the Market
street barley mills and Miss y 'landson
were m FRIED on Christmas evening
James H. Il, olhue has purchased the IN
terest of George +. Sevar in real estate and
insurance business of the firm of oegar ~
Feiley.
The new wagon scales recently put up
by the city at the stone crushing works,
| coll ,psed Thursday, when an attempt
was made to run the five ton street roller
| over the platform. The scales had been
| erected and guaranteed to the city TO :,
of eight ton ca iaciy. The loss will of
| cour-e fall upon the co tractor.
| he ladies' of b. o. L. VI. gave a delight
full suci Il to Sir Knigh and friends of the
order last Thursday evening at the Masonic
| hall. A sele program OF must" "'''' ""ci-
! tations was rendered.
j. H. fiizpatriok, advance agent for
| Lillian ..ews company was in the city
made TO play Cleopatra at the Opera house.
New Years nght.
| TIE rock crusher put in operation by the
! city on Christmas is now running in full
| blast and is giving good satisf 'ctipn.
| The Southern Pacific has full torce of
| men at work, laying track and baliasting
OH t,eir new lie IN the u at Side.
| The b st III Market had one of the finest
holiday displayed window in the city on
| hrist mas.
| Burglars have been getting in their work
again in this place. On Christmas right
tie residences of John Hardin, Wan.
Collier and Mrs. Battles were entered and
number of articles taken.
| The Guy Jill inn ttes have recen iy writ
| ten letter to the Enterprise of this place.
in which they are very prufuse in thanks tc
| City Marshal il-on for his exec lent
Christ nas dinner, cigars, etc and also to
the -AIvat on Army for large quantity OF
| delicious fruit.
/ CO. Barke'ew returned this week from
an extended trip TO Iowa and Colorado
! He reports the boom at Cripple Greek
| Colo is not exaggerated in the least.
Mrs. E. II Dyer of Los Angeles is visiting
her son, George Dyer, the popular letter
| carrier.
Mss Daisy Gray left Friday morning foi
Mu cis, Ind, where she will make hei
future home with her sister IT thar city.
M V. Hartanft of Philadelphia is
stopping at the RnweIl FIR he winter He
+; represents number of large eastern frLil
| concerns.
Mrs. Johns, eice of Mrs. Condee, anc
Miss Johns OF SD lila, Mo-, are here Oh q
visit TO Mrs. Condee.
Andrew Davis, former business man
| Arlington, has recently established a sto
| at Casa Blanca and also has charge of Tia,
hotel at that place.