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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-08
ALEXANDRIA AND SAN RRIEL.
Improvems in the Eonrovia Brauoh.


Improvomsn ante in tho Eonrovia Branch,
Orsngs Prospsots.
ALEXANDRA, Jan. 6.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad company il
greatly improving the rosdbsd OF the
Monrovia branch by widening the outs
and the entertainments. Fence posts
have been set on bosh side5 OF the track,
and board or wire fence will soon be-
put up.
The ALEXANDRIA depot. on tho main
line, has just been painted.
Some time ago it wRe reported that
tickets bought from here to Loo Angeles
and return had to be used as if the two
roads we're entirely independent of each
other. This is not 40. Parties buying
round-trip tickets may return on either
road without extra expepse.
Orange growers hsro expect to realize
good price for oranges this year. The
crop will be about the game as Last year.
The Earl Fruit company are looking
through che orchards.
Murfy Horne has been appointed bT
Com missioner Scott as deputy for this
district.
Messrs. Bishop. Noble and Maybury
hio tlOIuC 18Oih CVAACbc AOE buCib VdCA-
ton.
Road Overaeer Page is doing some
good work on the road to Los Angeles.
An endesvor ia to bs made to have the
new board OF supervisors appoint a new
road overseer for this district. Mr.. Page
thoroughly understands his busnees, as
the roads in this dstrict testify, and he
should be retained.
Porter Bros.' packing house ut tho San
Gabriel depot was destroyed Thursday
night by FIRE.
II. P. Ware haa had new ceiling pa.
in his etcre. 1t is several ieot thick and
make OF besuiifGl red chile peppere.
The Earl Fruit company have eecnred
Hon. j. &c Earth Shorh'e orange crcp
and will pack at the 5nn Marine station.
Mr. Goodwin has jas. finished paint
ing and papering Mr. and Mre. stones
horne.
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past 40 years. His colleague in the
Judicial business, l. A. Willis. also res
tired. The new incumbents are Judge
Thomas H. Wells, who has served the
states Of Nevada and California on the
superior bench, and E. Il. BsrGck man.
There was no change in the constables.
Mushroom gathering is q popular pas-
time at present.
MeHsra. Eswood Chaffee and w. o..
Gllfls leave tomorrow for a'nuntfDg trip
in Arizona, to be gone several weeks.
Arthur j. Eekles. OF Covina. spent
Sunday here. visiting lady friends. Ru-
NOR has it that he is trying to persuade
one of our fair daughters to bscome o
citizenesa OF the citrus burg.
Mr.. ]. r. Smith 10 ous again after q
weeks illness.
The hobo who was found in the bses-
ment in the residence of W. s. Vawter
was sent to jail for 90 days today.
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SAINT ia ANA.

Meeting OF tho Board of Supervisors.
Trial Calendar set.
SANTA ANA, Jan. 1.-THE literary so.
ciety recently organized undar the name
of the Ebell Society of the Santa Ana
valley, has slready enrolled about 30
members. Free classes in different
lines OF study have been formed.
Arrangements have been perfected for
lessons in French and German, both for
beginners and advanced pupils. Appli.
cations for membership must be made
to the board of directors.
The new board Of supervisors met to-
day for the first time and organized by
electing +. P. Mickey as chairman.
Miss Hollister. court reporter, asked
for the use OF the jury room for an office,
which was granted.
By request OF the jailer q number OF
prisoners were liberated and discharged
from the jail by the board.
The board ordered three road graders
for use in the county at q cost of 1926
each.
E. E. Kseoh, ]. ". Ballard and q. B..
Weet were appointed trustees Of the law
library.
The applications for county physician
and janitor were laid over until Mon
day, January. ID.
Mrs. G. E. Brock was awarded the
contract to feed the county prisoners at
IL cents per day.
The following resolution was passed
unanimously: The board of gu pervisors
hereby instruct the clerk to req uest the
incoming county officers to make an in
ventory of all books, maps and appli-
ances OF all kinds Whatsoever. and to
report all supplies hereafter purchased.
The board will hold another session to-
morrow.
The two criminals. Brown and
Debney, today pleaded not guilty. They
are the two prisoners who made such O
desperate effort yesterday morning to
escape from the county Jail. Their
trials we're set for January Is at $50 a..
m. E. E. Keech was appointed counsel
for Thomas Brown. Jerome Lanes trial
was set for January %. at 8 80 q. IN.
Miss Bessie Willhoit of Long Beach Ia
visiting Miss Mabel Lss of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lckner and two daugh-
ters OF Minnesota are among the recent
arrivals in this city.
Mr.. E. r. Holt and family OF New
York ore visiting the family OF Mr.. r.
w. Carpenter. Mr.. Holt is much
pleased with this valley and may locate
here.
T. J. Gilmore, publisher OF the popu-
lar ST. Louis magazine. and wife will
spend the winter iD this city.
Mrs. Francis Holden returned TO San
Francisco today To resume her labor in
the Kindergarten school OF that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyon, Mrs. NJ.
V. Lyon and Miss Ella Butler, sister Of
MIRA. Arthur Lyon. arrived in this city
yesterday from Nsw York, where Mr..
and Mrs. Lyon have been visiting for
the mast few moutne.
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SANTA MONICA.

The New Justicos Of the Peaoe-sen-
tenc@d Tor Nincty Days.
SANTA MONICA, Jan. school opened
today after the holiday recese, the at
tendance being large.
The local justiceships were transferred
at noon today. when @. a. Twichell res
tired full OF honors and with the good
opinion of all. He has been q justice
here ever since the Incorporation. and
in Los Angeles county altogether for ths
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ExT- This timetable is published by THE
HERALD for the convenience OF Its readers and
the travelling public
Other railroad companies pay for the pub.
location of their timetables.
The SOUTHERN Pscinc Company refuses to pay
Tor the publication of its timetable in THE
HERALD because this paper is crisicising the
corporations policy opposing harbor at saa
Pedro; its attitude toward the Nicaragua prom
ositlon: its attempt to Cypress and rob the
1s"rse Il Pc sadeDa; esd-its tyEanuons dtscrim-
inaunn against the Interests eff the people OF
the San Joaquin Valley.
GOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TIME IABLE-DECEMBER 90, 1894.
Arcade Depot, Los Angeles.
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THE UNIVERSITY.

Tho Students OBJ 'os to Some New
kni"s'
UNIVERSITY. Jan. 6.-Cards are out for
the wedding OF J. W. Wellington and
Ina M. Bellyille on January 10Th at the
Irnirars;t,- M 7, ohrroh
nv ~. -. '-,N
the oophomo'e ana ffe'"n au 'oo''
ball teams will meet In game on Janus
AIRY 10th.
The tield dav of the Sophomore and
E,a.hm.r c,..ss. wi, $500 oe On law.
ean I'M" o'"'00' VIII o''' VII VA az
airy @ist.
Saturdays clouds caused the post
ponemsnt OF tho Temple of Fame that
was to be given that evening,
tb,oe ,;tororr .oo;.,;ov ot .ho ool-
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-08

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
Satisfied with tranolent action; but now
that 1t 10 generally known that Syrup Of
Figs will permanently cu-s habitual
conssipatiop, wellsiniormed people will
not buy other laxatives. which act for q
time, but finally injure tbs system.
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Re dOndO Railway
Complgnie Gensrale TraHsltIantilu3

FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
COMPANY'S PIER fSEW) NO. a. NORTH
" river, loot of Morton St, New York. e.
Travellers By this li,le avoid hnti travel hu
English railway aud the iisoon; for. OF crOs'-
ing the channel in small boat
q BoursoSue, January Il.
LIZ Cham payne, Janusry o.
La Normandie, January 60.
La Bretngne, Febfunry 2.
La Gascogue, felruaryH.
In Bourgoene, February l6
New York to Alexandria Egg pit, via Pari;,
nrsi-class $780, s.cond.class = l6.
For freight or passage Apply TO
A. FORGET, agent.
No. Bowling Green, rev YORK.
ave., San Francisco. Rranch office. 10 Mont.
gouiery St Tickets are for sale BY all rail-oad
and steamship Offices.
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Kregelo & Bresee. funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-08

Drink Shasta Water. woollacott agent.
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IN Infect MONDAY SEPT. "a, 1891.
Los Angeles deuot.: Enst end FRS. st. and
Downey ava bridges.
Leave Los AngeIeh for Leave Pasadena Ior
Pasadena. Los Angeles.
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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Ohio Sp0rtsmen.

The Clyde Van Week hunting party
from Toledo, o., arrived Friday and left
on the Northern train for Plngree where
they will spend week with chickens
and ducks. The car was an elegant
special Of the Cincinnati, Jackson &
Mackinsw railway, fitted up luxuriously,
containing dining room. parlor, sleep
ing berths, kitchen, etc. A colored cook
presided over the cuisine and the commls-
sary supplies Of the car were complete.
The gentlemen aboard are members Of
q Toledo club and are out for few days
OF sport, coming long distance to enjoy
the celebrated shooting of North Da.
kota. Mr.. J. T. Gray accompanies them.
Two teams from Woods stable went to
Pingree Friday to drive the party over
tho country during their stay there.
The arrivals we're met at the depot
by Mrs. Gray and others who VEL
coined the hunters.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Richard Sykes and Party.

Richard Sykes ana Party.
From TUESDAYS Daily.
Richard Sykes of Manchester. England,
is again IN jamestown on his annual visit
to American properties in which he is
interested. He is accompanied by Fin
lay Dun, Scotch capitalist and investor
in the Dakota lands as we'll as IN stock
IN Wyoming. Flnlay Dun, Jr., OF Chi
csgo, is also with the party, as we'll as
Mr.. p. b. Groat of st. Paul.
Yesterday was spent at Edgeley, La
Moure county, and tomorrow Mr.. Sykes
will go to Sykeston, in Wells county, to
attend to business matters, and Mr.. Dun
and Mr.. Groat will inspect some lands
in Stutsman county in which the former
is interested. They intend going to the
coast soon to look after matters there.
Mr.. Sykes, it will be remem bered, has
comparatively new mining enterprise in
Washington. There is nothing con-
nected with Mr.. Sykes Dakota visit of
unusual interest this year. He is great
ly gratified to hear of the good crops IN
Wells county.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Coming to the Convention.

The delegates from Fargo to the sixth
annual convention Of the N. ID. G. E..
which convenes in jamestown Sept. 13,
are Rev. John Orchard, Mles Fannie
Pickton, Miss Emma Nolan and Mr..
Will Lane. The delegates to the con-
vention who pass through Fargo, will be
entertained between trains Thursday
and Friday evening at the Y. NJ. c. A.
An excellent program will be rendered
and refreshments served.
Csrripgton is going to send as dele
gates the Misses Beatie, Edna Parker.
Mrs. McKechnie, and Rev. Gimblett.
Sykeston will be represented by Miss
Maggie Kemp and Miss Wykie. Rev.
Compton OF Cathay will also be present.
Miss Lizzie H. Wyard, of Darlington,
delegate to tue convention, ls the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wyard.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Mr.. Clough was entirely improved and
without cause
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno s. Watson have Q
cottage at Lake Melissa, near lake De-
troit, where they spend much Of tho
summer season. Miss Bessie Winslow
OF this city, and Chas. d. Sburlock OF
Fargo, are their guests for few days.
stuart Wells rode down from Fargo last
week on his wheel and spent Sunday
with them, returning to Fargo last even
ing. Mr.. Watson spends Sunday with
wife and family at the lake and the week
at bis Office in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mathews OF Hotel
Metropole, Fargo, spend some Of the
summer at the Club House, situated on
q promontory over looking the lake.
Geo. Finn, formerly night clerk at the
Capital hotel, is now IN Moorhead and
took run down to the lake with the
excursionists.
Mrs. J. Dorsey, wife of the Lutte super
intendent of the Missouri division of the
Northern Pacific, has hsndsom cottage
on the main street OF Detroit, not far
from the lake.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
One Crop Result.

Darlington Independents: Archie
Nicholson OF Rose Hill, Foster County
has given practical denomination OF
what . young man can do in North Da.
kots. Last October he purchased q
quarter section OF land from David
Morris agreeing to pay for It $500 in
halt OF the crop raised each year until
this amount had been paid. This year
he raised $500 bushels OF wheat, 1000
bushels Of oats, and 500 bushels of barley.
Besides raising this crop Mr.. Nicholson
did work enough outside to make his
living and he decided to turn over to
Mr. Morris all of the wheat raised this
year which will pay over half the indebt-
edness on the farm and this all done the
first year with one CROP. M. Nichol-
son says that he 10 only sorry that he
did not buy farm and get down to
business Eve years ago when he fret
came to this country. There is no place
IN the world where young man he's 90
many opportunities to get to the front
90 in North Dakota.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Brief welded Bliss,

The joys of eonnubial relations are not
what L. Nelson Of this city believed
them to be short time ago. He has
had swift, rude awakening and in
notice to the general public vows he will
no longer support his wife or pay any
bills which she may contract. Scarce
three months Of welded life have passed
and now separation is demanded and
for good cause.
Mr.. Nelson is employed in the shoe
shop OF L. E. Peterson, near the post
office. He is hard working, industrious.
Last winter he took we'll earned vaca-
tion and visited his former home in the
northern part of Denmark. Here he
met the young woman, whom he had
seen once or twice before but never
formed an acquaintance with, and after
brief courtship was duly married. In
April he returned to this city with his
bride and for time everything was all
that could have been wished. But, &C.
cordlnR to the tale of Mr.. Nelson, an
estrangement arose between his wife,
and himself, caused by her affections
becoming alienated from him. He was
not fully aware of the true state of
affairs until one night returning late, be,
found his home deserted. The furniture
beds. bedding, and all movable articles
had been taken, he says, and no warning
OF the contemplated evacuation given.
This occurred several weeks ago since
which there has been no reconciliation,
Mrs. Nelson. he states, Is now keeping
house for widower with more maQnet-
ism personally than the legal husband.
and Mr.. Nelson eats his meals alone.
He says that he does not care to now
take her back owing to the manner in
which she uncermoniously left him and
also declines to further contribute from
his wages for her support. Hence the
notice that effect. 1t Is plain story
soon told.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
STATE TOPICS.

Wheat is 80 cents at Leeds.
Lisbon wants telephones and water
works.
The blind porcines at Devils Lake are
getting their second sight.
The first deer Of the season was killed
on the river bottoms near Bismarck.
An infant was found in cess pool at
the Arlington hotel, Park River. Its
throat was cut
A store at Absaraka, Csss county, was
burglarized and 5000 worth of wheat
tickets stolen.
Suits have been brought against 2SO
OF Fargo's reputable cltizeus for non-
payment of poll tax.
Prot. VIM. Mathers of the Lisbon
band, after four years service in that
capacity, has resigned.
State Superintendent Bates lectured
to large audience at Dickin4on Tues
day-subject education. 49,
D. b. Houston of Hunter, lost his
granary and buggy sheds and 5000
bushels of barley-cause, hired mans
pipe.
The Grand Forks Herald says that
part OF the state Is over run with ped
dlers all with their hooks baited for
suckers.
An effort will be made to secure the
gallows upon which Bomberger was
hanged for the execution of Kent.
Kent will probably consider that the
worst part of the penalty.
In free-for-all fight at Harlem, Sar-
gent county, hobo was cut in the abdo-
men with razor-not expected to live
had three fingers nearly
severed and Pete Russell lost part of
his ear.
The Mayville Tribune says analysis
shows the whisky supposed to have been
the death of "Trapper'' Olson and tive
others did not contain deadly poison or
ingredients that would cause death.
The reason for their sudden death Is vet
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Threshins Hindered.

The state crop bulletin for the week
ending Sept. 8, says heavy frosts, and IN
some places freezing temperatures, have
been experienced during the past week,
the mercury going to 90 degrees at Bis
marck Saturday morning, but az for
mer frost had damaged everything that
could be injured, it was of no conse-
quence. Corn is generally matured and
beyond frost damage though in some
places, where late sown, it has been nip
ped.
Showers in the eastern part Of the
state and high winds on three days
retarded threshing. The wheat crop is
harvested and generally threshing is
half completed. This week will tinish
shock threshing.
/ Minnewauksn reports wheat yields Of
over 80 bushels. Oats 60 about 5O,
barley Is to 40. The potato crop is fine,
the tubers large and slots in q hill"
At EdReley the frost has done slight
damage to gardens and corn. The Rus
sian thistlss are not as large as in former
years but the amount OF seed matured ls
fully up to the average.
Flowing commenced but is quite dry.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
InspectiOn Invited.

Visitors to the James River Valley
Fair should not fail to visit the exhibit
OF the Grand Forks Woolen Mile. n.
G. Massey. who will be in charge. says
they are going to surprise the natives
this year with their exhibit of blankets,
hsnnels, yarns, shirts, underwear, ekirts,
mackinaws. Orders for suits will also
be taken On the ground. Come and see
what they have to offer you. And not
spend your money for eastern shoddy
when you can buy all wool goods manu-
factured in your own state for less
money. Let US cut off thls one stream
to the east. The North Dakota goods
have to be seen to be appreciated.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Farmers Can Hold Grain.

FARMERS Can AOlu OraIH.
1t is said the Northern Peci6c has
fallen short 1000 cars of wheat on the
traffic this year, compared with last year,
at this season. The Great Northern
has hauled third less grain for the
season thus far. General Traffic Mana.
ger Hannaford, Of the Northern Pacific,
says this ls an indication that the farm
ers are in position to bold on TO their
grain and are waiting for better mar
ket. In past years they have rushed
their grain to the market 50 as to get
ready money. The railroads are glad
that the shipment of grain will he dis
trlbuteu over longer period, as it will
enable them to handle it in better shape.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Having q Good Time.

The Toledo hunting party now occu.
pying their special car at Pingree is
having q fine time, although owing to
accidents to one Of their best dogs is not
getting as many chickens as they antici.
pated. Dncks, however, are plenty in
the bills and all the game the gentlemen
want is killed each day. The car will
bs taken to New Rockford or some other
station for few days this week to see il
more prairie hens can be found.
The visitors are David Bell, capitalist
and J. W. VauDyke, a prominent oil re-
finer Of Lima, o.; Hon. Geo. W. Hull
collector of customs of Toledo; r. E.
Hamilton, steward of the state hospital
for insane at Toledo; l.. c. Van Week, a
we'll known oil producer, and Mr.. JLck
Gray. They have beautiful car, "The
Leon" for the trip rendered by Receiver
Frank Drake of the Cincinnati, Jackson
& Mackinaw railroad. 1t has every living
convenience and is luxur,ously furnished
and abundantly stocked. The party was
offered the private car OF Senator Brice
to make the trip.
Fifteen or twenty birds Q day are
enough for the shooters who are out
simply iDr recreation and fresh air on
the prairies. Two teams are at their
disposal hired from jamestown. They
are all good sportsmen, much interested
in everything pertaining to the shooting
in this ptrt of the state and have come
q long ways to get it. They will return
Friday O: Saturday.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Disposed to Hold Wheat.

Du0RO0Cu ~ 11O1u W uO~ts
State Senator Frank White Of Barnes
county was in the city Wednesday and
spoke very cheerfullv OF the crops in
that part Of the Sheyenne valley. He
says the crop this year is the best Barnes
county ever raised and that the farmers
seem disposed to hold their wheat until
they can get something near It's value in
the market. He thinks there has been
much lese wheat brought to the Valley
City market this year than ever before
at this stage o: threshing.
Mr.. White says the necessary funds to
keep the state normal school going will
be raised and placed in the state treas
ury at Bismarck by the 9th OF this
month as required.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-12
Threatened to XIII.

A mao giving the name OF William
Quinn was before the police magistrate
Monday for threatening to kill,
and pulling . gun on, o. G. Brekke. Mr..
Brekke was about to drive away from
the Commercial hotel baro this after
noon when Quinn. total stranger, de-
mAnded ride. When refused he made
threatening moves toward Mr.. Brekke
who picked up . neckyoke to defend
The man then pulled gun.
An officer was called and Quinn ar
rested. Quinn was drunk; he said he
had been working for Geo. Kurtz aud
others in this vicinity this fall.