The herald., 1895-11-22
Bar. Tenn. Max. Tn. wndl w the
A Cold Wave Coming

official local forecast of the United States
weather bureau has issued the following
epeciAi cold wave bulletin
Special reports received today state that
cold wave of considerable severity is
weeping down on Utah and Nevada. 1t
will cause fall of more than thirty de-
erees in temperature and will probably be
accom- panied by high northerly winds and
snow Friday night. The eastern section
OF California and the contra, valleys have
been warned that frosts are probable
Saturday morning. Along the California
coast signals are flying for north west
gales. Snow is likely to fall In Northern
Arizona by Saturday morning, and frosts
in Southern Arizona by Saturday or sun
day.
Attorney Murphy of counsel for the de-
tense In the Mayne case, was arrested
yesterday morning by Constable Yonkin
and arraianed. Bail was fixed at s300o
which mad not been given late last even
lug. He is charged, with Mrs. Shipton,
with subornation of perjury Mrs. Ship
ton has not been heard from, and, it Is
believed, she is safe over the line in
Lower Cali ornia.
Mrs. Jlhn Beckweth of Lancaster is
visiting friends in this city and upon her
return to Lancaster next Saturday she
will be accompanied by Mrs. j. II. Rear
don. Mrs A. J. Rutlidge and some other
lady friends who think of selecting lots
for winter residence in that charming lit
tie city. 1t is in Lancaster that The
Herald's lots are situated.
There was nothing new in the Mead
Wright matter yesterday. The sheriff's
Office is ready to turn over the property
to Ross Wright, who has advanced the
money for the settlement, but there are
some m inor matters in connection with
ha in nronaadinuc tbar ha
strsiRhteued out. This will be probably
done today.
An inquest was held yesterday on the
remains of Sam Haskins, the colored
fireman who WAS killed by being crushed
by the wheel of engine No. 3 while going
to ire. 1t appears that the body was
not burned by the ueat from the boiler.
as was first stated. verdict OF acci-
dental death was found.
Mrs. Mary Pittroff. the woman arrested
for adultery on complaint of her hus-
band, who says she deserted him for
young spirtualist, was before Justics
Morrison to answer to this charge. Her
case was continued to the eth at $500
p. M.
Trinidad Burruel. the chicken thief,
was held to answer in. the superior court
yesterday by Justice Owens in the sum OF
$1,000. Trinidad has several prior convir-
tons hanging over his head, and lie will
prosblby go to states prison.
Mr.. Ida II. Mllard widow of late
Lieutenant.Gosern Willard, has been
paid. tie sum of $1,000 by the Maccabses,
as fe insurance. The prompt action OF
the k.TO. T. NJ. is com mendable.
Profs. Fowler and Myer have left the
city to be- guie for a few days. Santa
Barbara and other small cities will be
visited before their return.
Charles Smith paid IS yesterday for
HAVING violated the fire ordinance by
burning rubbish.
Col. e. J. Ensign has returned from
trip to San Diego. where he spent sew
eral days.
An Exhibition IF putting out fire by
Stem pei extine usher will be given at the
plaza next Thursday at o'clock p. IN.
The probabilities are that the tsmpera-
ture Will take another drop today.
Big Thanksgiving sale at Nollmers
china store, 1l6 South Spring street, near
First. China dinner set, sis; quarduple
plated tea set, four pieces. $3.50; deco
rated toilet set, s2o5; Rogers best ten
81 set; Rogers Dest forks, 81 agate
and granite Kitchen utensils, cheaper
than tinware.
Nearly all tie electric lines of this CITY
will take you to within few duors OF r.
b. Stephens e. Co., 1855 West Third
street. where property may be listed for
sale, your houses rented or Insured and
where purchasers can find bargains in
realty:
IT'S not the furnishings which MAKE
the home, but they help. Inspection IS
invitedto the new lines of bed room
suits, extension tables, carpets, rugs and
draperies. The prices are consistent with
quality OF material and work manship. |.
Il. Martin. 531 and 533 South Spring
street.
The Security Loan and Trust company
of 233 South Spring street issues its
debenture bonds for any amount, large or
small. They are secured by high grade
mortgages. and the fact Of their being in
come producing makes them desirable
investments.
rr. Rebscca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor, rooms 1879, 100, 121. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases OF women anu children. Eleo-
tricity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, l to 5. Tel. 1877.
The first fall exhibitions of paintings,
etchings. engravings. water colors and
fine works of art will open Wednesday,
Nov. 9th. at L'cbtsn berger's art empo-
rum, 10! n. Main st. All lovers of art
are cordially invited.
8. Conradi, jewslsr and Matchmaker,
lib s. Spring street, makes q specially of
line watch and jewelry repairing and dia-
goods. A fine stock OF watches and Jewell
~ always ON hand.
Those 15-oent frames we told you about
went like hot cakes. Only a few left.
This week genuine Handmade pastel
with heavy beveled mat for 81. Lichten.
berger's Art Emporium, 107 North Main
street.
Adams Bros, dentists. 239lS South
Spring street. Painless filing and ex-
tracing. Best sets of teeth from SO to
$10 Hours, s to 8; Sundays, 10 to II.
Piano honse A. g. Gardner. 118 Win.
ston street. New and secondhand pi-
amos for sale and to rent. First-class
tuning.
Gsntlemen-Pure, plain candies eaten
moderately assist digestion. John @.
Nsvin, POS S. Main.
, Sharp Il Ss Dpson, funeral directors (in-
1903
, Dr.. SchlesinGer, the noted medium, is
at the Nadeau hotsl, room 257.
Go to the Grand Pacific restaurant, 314
South Main street, for dinner to-day.
Rooms week and up. u. 8. hotel.
DR.. Reese, 1ls1< South Spring.