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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06
SETTING sERPENrS.
They Are Able 20 Blind a Man by Pr,
ieetInE y F1uid into HIa Fycs.

They Are Able 20 Blind Man by Pro-
IeetInZ F1uid into HIa Eyes.
The Africsn explorer. V. Hoehnel.
On his voyage To lakes Ru iolph and
StAphsnie. encounte >ts'l ono day, after
long rainy spell, rolled up in a cor
uer of the basket in which the dishes
o. the expedttion -7vere CARRIED. <er
pent Of narrow z rth aud about twen-
ty-seven inches long. His servant
armed himself ,wi5hs@ long, dirk
to kill the serpent. but the moment he
approached the basket he fell back
with heartrending cry and covered
his eyes with his hand. The snake
had projected into them a tiny stream
of burning liquid which caused Eerfi-
6le suffering.
Hoehnel came up aud placed himself
An such n position that the wind would
blow the liquid past his eyes should
the serpent defend itself in the same
manner il bad dons before. As soon
0s the snake caught sight of him il
lifted its head and squirted two drops
OF black fluid upon his neck, which,
however. produced no burning sensa,
si0n on the skin. An Arab guide, who
bad heard the cries of the explorer
servant, came up. and, wrapping hsa
eurban around his hand. endeavored
70 make a dive into the basket for the
snake. A moment later he. too, fet
back blinded and covering his eyes
with his arm. fHoehnel did not seek
so. repeat the exPeriment- He turned
the basket oter on the ground. and
the serpent In its fight was killed
With sticks, so that the mystery could
not be solved as to the nature Of il
peculiar squirting qualities
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06

Won MOltke once went to Lindau.
"a be thought, inc 'gnito. He ordered
u room on the ground floor in the
"Bayerische ftof' and went to bod
early, but forgot TO draw his blinds
down When he was just going 70
sleep he heard music drawing near
Ae had been recognized. after all, and
vas going tO be sereuaded again The
difficulty was how to get dressed with
odt being seen. He dared not strike
light Brit presently the glare oil
torches liz up his room and the curl
oas crowd stood close TO the Windows,
tAeir moses preSse against the paneA
In spite of that he felt that he Iuusa
r.se, so he got up and dressed. But As
lie put on ca b piece of his apparel.
the feat was greeted with loud zAS
prolonged prlause
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06
A7EOBY4 #DGE
a feRY r4Af wLs IN7 REST G
cd4EsE MEN -

There Wna . Rops Round tie Gamma
Beta Mans Neek. and He Wns AbOut e.
Re strunr Up When HIs ColleEs socIrtY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06
ARDMoRE, WEDNESDAY; MARCH 8
cfvIL ENulNEeVs. !
Rhey Eo Not Allow Their ClerkS TO Keep
PrfSA AsssNatf setaoks.

They Ro Not Allow Their ClerkS to Keep
Pri@ @sSatf satooxs.
"He was tho 6FA ssurveyso- auG.
Ara1ghtsrnsins IN my employ" said 4
well-lsu0Vn, civil engineer Is few days
ago, referring to S,ms0 whOtn lie hS1
Just discharged. Il discovered a short
time ago that ne waai keeping a pri-
vztc notebook. and alter motif ing
him that he Inust stop, it and again
learning that he was continuing the
practice was ,cbligel to diseharz e
aim"
asked the gentleman 20 exniain
what he IN ant BY keep NJ Lpri Eatc
notebook " E-
a surveyor" sail he, lin doing a
piece of work ma'les minutes as he
goes along OF the lin a. lac runs, of the
various points marSing the bonnds Of
Sne lands he is surveying and all such
Rata as l. not only necessary fc the
Arawing of his plans, but all. inci-
Aentally that whic:.- -qay nd hun IN
the case of any other szrvey being
made inter on.
This data, WJu see, really con
atitutes sort of cap tai or stock a
trade. tor II the party owning "a
land ever wishes another surv-,x o: it
for any purpose he will naturally
apply to that same -4-vcyur, who,
having thele Old Inemnran la, can do
the work easier and more cheaply
than PnF other surveyor. Oftentim .
after many years have elapsed An'
old landmarks have passed away,
those minutes become very yaluabl =
consequently a civil engineer al
ways wishes to keep these in his oVvT
hands, and men in his employ are MOI
allowed to make copies of minutes o
surveys which they make while in lri'
employ. Otherwise an old employe
Ia leSvin9 and setting mp in business
for himself, could carry awty larass'
siice OF his employers business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06
A Ianrrrnt Opinian.

Conributor-Ih have here mn article
ON What Poets Have Said Of tho
Noon"
as Editor-That would interest no one,
but il you can give me an authentic ac-
count OF what the moon has said about
the poets during the past few thousands
Of years would Willingly pay yoa
double rAteS for it-Piok Nc Tn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06
Backlosl Buell..l nnekl...

Just arrived at II. ii. Parker's man,
moth lewelry store = rs
ladies belt buckles Il Ill ...l
Ladies dress buckles.
Aaaaites' garter Buckles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06

Laek Davis, qt lentgal barber si,op.
eah give you-A ntce ZshAy6-inla vslty
Snort Tive. r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-03-06

But, captain. -ried moro than one.
you'll have to finish the story. Who
was the man that got you frcc, and did
you ever see him AGAIN."
The captain arose again. Emiling.
-.1KAo WAS he:. Well, he belonged 10 ONO
of our southern chapters And did
ever see him again: YeS. did"
+, The captain laid his hand on the
shoulder Of ar elderly man IN the seat
next TO him Yes, can see him this
Hinute, Md. tell the boys your side q
the stOryf''--Ntsw York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12


Female.
CHAABEKMAID and WAITRESS for su-
perintendents family Roosevelt Hos
Ptal' o9tn-st. and Sth-ave. cOmpensa ton.
VA monthly board. lodging. washing. Ap-
ply Monday after 10 with recommends
,toDs
INTELLIGENT LADY will be offered ex.
ctnent Opportunity 10 learn stenography
IN court and speech reporters Offices. where
abe will be assured permanent position
when proficient. chance 20 earn something
while learning. Room ~. World Building.
OPERATORS experienced opsra,,
ora on ladies silk and cotton waists. also
sleeve hands on outing shirts, etc. steady
"orb; steam power. all new w. A. w.
machines. Apply manufacturing depart
meni. 18th Moor. bI.OoMINGDALE BROS.
6d-ave.. both and Goth sts.. oil a. IN.
wASrED.--A young English lady as gov
erners and companion 10 growing chill
advanced music ana drawing. Call from
!. "a 2 at 90 East GDth-si.
vi, ARE IN want ~ Eooi servants 10 MI
nrst-ciass positions, all references care.
fully Investigated Call all day LONG al ~.
WANTED. -sslsswomen. thoroughly ss.
pgrlrncod ~ wonisn's hosiery and merlno
~, HiiT0N, HUGHES 4 co, = a. m.
Monday
WANTED Young eoiored girl ~ cham
bsfHtsid and whiitess, Call ~ Poplar A.,
nrookiyn, Monday, between and 10,
WANTED A working bouseksspsf Tor
private institution, Address. w letter
Dos 81, Flushing. L. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
l.2S2 Brtadway, I'd door north Of Stst-oe
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until ' o'clock y. n.
BRANCH OFFICES
49, oik.ave.. cor. i2sh-st.
it2 ceiumbus-eve.. near West sosh-A
iOd West <:d.st.. near oth.ave, n
~ Weat tSth-st., near 3th-aye.
~ West ied.ss,. bet tn and ssh ave.
lat lth-ave., cor. lath.st. .T'
i.S:a dave. bot. nth and 76th sss. .t.
LAS sd.avs. bet, fdth and nth stA
i020 ad.ave. near 0isl'st.
is0 East tithss. corner ai-av&
HARLEM ofFlcEh.
100 East i2ath.st.
2A West ithsh.at
40 West itbsh'ss,
HltOoKLYN oFfJcES
cSurs.sl.. Sca DsKsiS.sve'. .ipf rulsa0.
40 East t1th'sIs sstass al'avA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12

, sssr1E-ssSFsss:s s;SS r lSs
yEtTlssWEkTs n he Sclis.!si E,ssssN
o,s..' ysr:y ESs,ssy' 70 r ys''dsy:
ssvsnth-st.. coraev Thisd.ave 10 eNs1
i3ah.sL. near Thiyd.AvAI i.0oo f6lF1.ovNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
DOMESTIC rIruATIoNs WANTED.

DOMESTIC fIrUATIONs WANTED.
-r-0|-00-~~-~~r--0
Male.
ATTENDANT valet nurse. companion.
etc. by a weil-educated mddle-assd Eng
llshman: thoroughly competent ana ca
pable. city or country; Sis years IN last
situntion: best references. BELL. Box IL.
Tribune Once
ATTENDANT secretary. reader 20 an In
valid gentleman. or as valet. by young
English,nan. holding good references. Ad-
dress 4. H.. u East 2is'-st.
n,rTLER and vALET.-French. IN private
family: good city references. Address q.
IT, is2 West 27ih-si.
BIiTLER and sEcOND-MAE. -Iiy. young
man %: speaks English and French, VIII
,n@ WORKER sober, honest. hest city refer
encss cHARDESET i36 West 33d-si.
INTELLECTUALLY Wishes 10 secure position
Tor her butler, who has worked for her
Tor two years, Englishman 90 W, SI,h'si.
IuTL ER-LAuNDREna or CHAMBER
NAIL wish o situation, city or country.
mood Oily references, j. g., al tih-avo,
ADyrinT,.srYYNTiir1SS rwgoimrNr rI,lE'
ttSnn'MiiT aI,G%r"Siiyii6S"EI .i,iiii'
"a DO, north ~ rnivty .nrrt.st and 40
grivI;siNENys IT the following nrsneh
ss; yssss;s,.y ,s''s.' ~ ss'Gf s;,,
sS,enin.st.. corner iufrd .ss lH0 Fast
isbsi.st., ne.r TLiFd' s'cc. ~ Thirdss..
va tcry sssssd.sA 10 eslunbuSAye
The herald., 1895-03-06
SANTA CATALINA
The Steamer Falcon Renovsted-Tourists at
the Hotel


the Hotel
Avalon, March 5.-The steamer Falcon,
after thorough renovation from stem to
stern and the application OF fresh coat
of paint, has been restored to the daily
service between San Pedro and Catalina,
and adds greatly to the comfort OF trip
across the channel.
Thomas Coleman, of the Pasadena Star,
and sister have Just made flying trip to
Avalon.
A. b. Shaw, travelling agent for the Big
Four Route, and wife were among the
party who drove to Little Harbor on Sun
day.
Reed Jones and Burns Mcdonald of San
Francisco have just beaten the record in
Catalina's favorite pastime this year by
hauling in 100 pounds of fish in two
hours.
White-fish are decidedly the gamiest fish
that take the hook at present. G. Il. Ken
nedy Of Denver made a fine haul yesterday
have been spending a week at the Metro
polere, turned to the mainland this morning
Mrs. A. s.. Shorb and daughter of Los
Angeles spent Sunday on the island.
Arrivals at the Hotel Metropole include
+. A. Smith and wife, Kansas City; A.
Myer Schliwen, New York; w. P. Smith,
Mrs. W. II. Jayne, Mrs. john Russell
Adams, G. j. .Cawley wife and daughter,
John Gray and daughter, David Powell
Miss Louise Leavitt,. Miss S: Common,
Samuel Ferguson and wife, Detroit; S.
Himmelberger and family, Carrie +.
Young, Logansport, Ind; L. HI. Ellis,
Green Bay, Wis; Mrs. J. S. Judd and J.
Banning, Jr., Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-03-06
Receivers Sale

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Receiver OF the City Bank, at his Office,
in room 3, Fulton Block, No 2U7 New High
street, Los Angeles, California, up to 2.oclock
p. m. on Saturday. March 30, 1895, for any or
all OF the below mentioned property
Tract No. Part of lot 2, Freeman tract,
53x3T0, on Washington street,
xTract No. IA lots in Hazards East Side
Tract No 3-3 lots on Alameda street. OPP
poste Arcade Depot, the improvements on
which consist of a large corrugated iron
stable.
Tract No. 4-Block Is, Wooden Mill Tract
Tract No. Slot Y block II, Workman Park
Tract
Tract No. 5000 acres more or less in the
Verdugo Mountain Tract, known as the
plumbago property.
Tract No 7--Lot 6 block 5, Caravans. the
improvements on which consist OF lodging
house,
Tract No Slots 8 and 4. block 81, Gar.
vanza, the improvements on which consist OF
a seven room house.
Tract No 8 Lot block 5, Marathon Tract.
Tract No. 1O-45c0 acres more or less in
ex-Mission Ranch near San Diego.
Full particulars concerning any OF the
property can be obtained OF the Receiver.
Bids must be nclosed in sealed envelopes,
addressed to the Receiver of the City Bank"
and marked ibid for real estate ? Terms,
cash, on onfrmAtion OF sale by the court
certified check for 10 per cent OF the amount
must accompany each bid This check will be
returned in case the bid is not accepted. Bids
will be opened Oh the. day, and al the l.onr
above mentioned The right is reserved &c
reject any or q bids
sw W. y. WASHbu kS, kecelver
The herald., 1895-03-06
JUDGE ROSS SWORN IN

First Session of the United States Circuit
Court for this Circuit
Yesterday Hon. Erskine NJ. Ross re-
ceived his commission from Washington
as Judge of the United States Circuit
Court for Southern California.
Without any formality the Judge ap-
peared before United States Commissioner
Van Dyke to take the oath of office. In
one oath Judge Ross swears to uphold the
constitution of the United States and to
defend it, while in another he solemnly
swears to mete out justice to the rich and
poor alike, according to the laws of the
United States.
The oaths were entered upon the min
utes of the court, and Immediately Crier
Dominguez opehed the Circuit Court for
the first time.
Judge Ross ordered some minor cases
entered upon the calendar and adjourned
court.
Judge Welborn, Judge Ross successor
as District Judge, is expected here tomor-
row with his commission.
The herald., 1895-03-06
POMONA
An Expensive Glass Of Wine for Monsieur
Perris-City News

An Expensive Glass Of Wine for Monsieur
Perris-City News
Pomona, March Sit cost Nicholas
Perris 500 today to sell fifteen cents worth
of wine without license. Perris is a
Frenchman and keeps place on East
First street, of which the. officers have
been suspicious for some little time. 10
day when Marshal Lerbeer saw prospect
tive purchaser enter the place. which is
quite remote from the business portion of
the town, he secreted himself behind the
building and witnessed the purchase of
wine. Upon being brought before Re-
corder Youngs, that official promptly
fined Perris 500 or fifty days in. Jail. T.
r. Trotter acted as Interpreter in the
case.
The trial OF James Doyle, r. Dillon and
Thomas Black, the names given by three
of the tramps whom Officers
Lorbeer and Reynolds had such
difficulty in jailing yesterday evening,
came up before Justice of the Peace
Barnes today and in view of the charge
the lot, he gave the first named no bo
thirty-tive days, the second thirty and the
third twenty-five days in the County Jail.
The City Trustees met last night and
heard arguments by each of the three
bidders for paving Second street, why
Inelr particular Dlu SnOulu De accepted.
The awarding of the contract will be de-
termined at tonight's meeting OF the
Council.
The Deputy County Assessors began
their work in this city today.
William Blake, the oldest resident in
the Pomona Valley and father of Mrs.
Louis Phillips, is reported very i'll.
Miss koehnlien of Los Angeles, a friend
of Miss Maggie Usher, is visiting the lat
ter.
The herald., 1895-03-06
NEW JERUSALEM
Crack Shots Wish to Make . natch.
Whip VS.. knife

Crack Shots Wish to Make . natch.
Whip VS.. knife
New Jerusalem, March 4.-The Method
ist Church at Montalvo was burned today,
being set on fire by children playing with
matches,
New school houses appear to be the
thing this year, as three new ones, each
to cost from $4,000 to $1,000 are to be built
this summer, and an addition to cost
$1400 to be built to another.
What might have been a serious exiting
scrape happened Wednesday night. Three
Californians who were partially intoxicat-
ed got into row in the barber shop, one
seized a razor and was about to do some
carving when the mother of the other
man appeared on the scene with black
snake whip and quickly ended the trou-
BILE.
John Borchard, one of our oldest and
weathiest citizens, has rented his place to
l.. j. Rose, Jr., and will leave for Ger
many to visit his father. His three charm
ing and accomplished daughters will go
with him.
q 1t has been suggested that shooting
match be held in Los Angeles or some
other centrally located place, team of
twenty from each of the southern coun-
ties to take part, the match to take place
on the Fourth of Ju|ya The, prizes to be
provided byasah, entraaee Zee fot each
team and sWAatp ptfEses tfae eitjzens.might
eme Club, Mr.. Usb%sA aAs lsss M s6ss ,sats Herald,
would like .torldfkr on. ferested
parties. @ysass " M n
The herald., 1895-03-06
WANT CONVENTION HERE
Pasadena Burglars Thoroughly Loot a
Bakery
escial Lie at Hotel 0reen--A Birthday
Pasty-.Rev. KoIIock's Reception.
Calhoun Opera Company

Pasadena, March 5.-A determined ef-
for is being made by the Christian En-
desvor Association of Southern California
to bring the international Christian En-
deavor convention to Los Angeles in 1897.
COMMITTEES have been appointed all over
this section to promote interest in the
convention and to push the claims Of Los
Angeles for the meeting.
Meetings of the various unions are to
be held for this purpose, and the first one
convened in the Presbyterian Church in
this city this morning. Messrs. Rey-
nolds and Allen have charge of the work
in this city. The meeting at the church
this evening was well attended and much
enthusiasm was awakened. The pro-
gramme included an address by Rev.
Burt E. Howard, OF Los Angeles, presi-
dent of the general committee upon The
Convention, Its Power and Benefit, in
which he showed that the coming Of the
National Convention to Los Angeles in
'97 would be OF inestimable profit to the
city and Southern California generally.
Other speakers were Rev. G. G. Rey-
nolds, Rev. George e. Dye, W. W. Ball
and J. T. Price.
The herald., 1895-03-06

Reynolds & Van Nuys tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
The Tuesday Evening Club has decided
to give the drama, Bread Upon the
Waters on next Monday evening, in the
vestry OF the church.
The mother and sister OF Elmer Newton,
the young man who was killed in the
affray on Colorado street. arrived from
the East this morning.
Thursday evening Rev. ]. Jones lectures
at Throop, upon George Eliot. He is a
talented speaker, and should attract a
large audience.
Miss Ney's art receptions at Hotel
Green, yesterday and today. have been
well attended. The display of color work
was exceptionally good and reflects much
credit upon the artist.
No less than three different firms are at
present at work upon local directory for
this city. 1t is to be hoped that out OF
them all at least one good directory will
be produced,
The herald., 1895-03-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptabV> and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
.ning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
ind being we'll informed, you will not
ccept any substitute If offered.
The herald., 1895-03-06
THE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
A New School District to Be Created
by the Supervisors
Number Of Real Estate Purchases.
Personal Mention and Local
happenings

Santa Ana, March 5,--The authorities
are at work removing the pepper trees
from the edge of the Court House square
will adorn the square when the court
house is built. This work is being done
by the city prisoners under the supervi-
sion of T. G. Hull. One of these hobos
yesterday concluded he had served his
time and started off toward Orange, where
he was caught and brought back.
The City Board OF Trustees met last
night. The specifications for street paw
ing were read and accepted.
A cement walk was ordered on the
west side OF Bush street from Fourth
street north to Ninth.
A communication was read from G. M.
Holmes, president of the Santa Ana Gas
and Electric Light Company, offering to
sell their plant to the city at heavy dis
count, which was placed on file.
Saloon licenses were issued to the fol.
lowing for March: c.. Miller, Nicholas
Stambert, F., Zarat, A. Fisher, j. A.
Jones and Walter st. John
The Board of Supervisors today created
a new schoo. district called Magnolia, out
II a part of Anaheim and Centralia dis
tricts.
J. A. Smiley has bought twenty acres
of land in the Balsas district.
Tulare alfalfa hay is still coming to this
market.
There are 100 acres OF olives in bearing on
the San Joaquin ranch.
The San Joaquin ranch will raise sugar
beets this season for the Chino factory.
Mrs. L. ID. Shelter is sick at the resi-
dence of her BROTHER Mr.. Sheddy, on West
street.
Mrs. G. W. Patterson and Mrs. J. L.
Smith went to Los Angeles today.
J. III. Roberts of Colusa county, Ore,
has removed to this city.
j. M. Dawson shipped a carload of hogs
to the Cudahy Packing Company in Los
Angeles today.
A New England supper was given al
Olive on March 1st, for the Nebraska suf-
ferers.
The Kyle.O Opera Company arrived in the
city today. From all appearances the house
will be well filed tonight.
The entertainment tomorrow night fo1
the Nebraska sufferers promises to be well
attended.
The high school entertainment is an
other deserving event that all should
patronize to help the school to get piano.
Miss Carrie Rudolph is perhaps one of the
best reciters in the country.
The informal musicale Wednesday night
at Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Padghams promises
to be an enjoyable affair.
T.. IL. Lee was last night taken sud
denly sick. He is somewhat better to-
day.
b. Nj. Talbot and family, who
have been staying at the Brunswick, de-
parted this morning for San Diego.
The building boom is still on in Santa
Ana.
The Maccabees of this city expect to
celebrate at Long Beach, March 10th, al
the annual state convention, which will be
held there at that time.
The herald., 1895-03-06
Poetry and Song.

Last Saturday evening will be remem
bered as one of especial interest by the
guests of the Echo Mountain house.
james G. Clark was present and sang a
number of selections, including: John
Anderson, My 10, We've Drunk from the
Same Canteen, The Sword of Bunker Hill,
and several songs original in words and
music, and recited his matchless original
poems: The Message of Mt. Lowe, and
Down on Mt. Lowe. Prof Lowe and
family were present The poet, singer
and reformer, whose poetry has become
part of the Sierra Madra Mountains, was
most warmly received and heartily encored
at the close of all his selections.
His late poem, Dawn on Mount Lowe, is
now printed on the reverse side OF all the
photographs taken at the foot of the in
cline, surrounded by some ten small views
OF different points of interest, which make
fitting frame for the best word painting
yet produced of South California scenery
The herald., 1895-03-06
AT HOTEL GREEN
Social Life at this Popular Hotei-Amateui
Thestricsis -persorais "

Social Lie at this Popular Hotei-Amateur
Thestricsis PERSONALS Y
Pasadena, March 5,,Nirs Bloet and
several Of the lady guests Of Fhc hotel are
arranging for amateur thegtricals which
will come off some eveningnext week in
the music hall. A Jolly. time is antici-
pated. A hotel party oi sixty-fve wit,
!. messed the Calhoun Opera Cornpany's,
performance at the Grand Opera House
this evening. oo s5.s r-e
as Several social events are in preparation
for this week, which will be announced
later, including a progressive card party
and social hop Saturday evening, as
usual. Eastern parties continue to pour
in and the hotel is rapidly filling up.
Among today's arrivals were Mr.. J. A.
Steele and wife, a prominent wholesale
dealer Of Pittsburg, Penn, and other
7 arrivals were 0. G. Cussman, Los Angeles;
Mrs. NJ. l. Roese, San Francisco; W. S.
McLain, Denver; J. d. Chaffee, Garden
Grove; A. Wood, San Bernardino; Eola s.
Steele, Mrs. A. Alger, Pittsburg, Penn. !;
+ I. Thomas, Los Angeles; J. 2. Goodlander,
d st. Louis Mrs. Frank Kinsey, Chicago.