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The herald., 1896-06-21
SANTA BARBARA
A Trial t. Be Made of Salt Water for Street
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SANTA BARBARA, June 20-The ques-
tion of sprinkling strets with salt water,
which has been agitated here for years, has
at length resulted in tangible effort to
that end. City Engineer J. X. Harrington
has prepared plans and estimates to appro-
pirate water from the ocean and distribute
it through the. city. The water supply is
inadequate for general purposes, and the
use of sea water for street sprinkling has
mated cost Of machinery, pipes and other
purpose is $25, ,000 City Attorney Thomas
McNultn is now preparing an ordinance
calling for an election, and the people will
pass upon the issue. YE
Although the bill making Santa Barbara
q sub-port of entry has not been signed by
the president number of aspirants have
already appeared for the position of port
collector. Among them~2re School Trustee
M. B. McDuffie. Councilman c. E. Latail-
lade and Ygnacio Del Vale of Los Angeles
at present port inspector here The Demo-
cratic county central committee will prob
ably indorse Lataillade.
Col: Fernando Cardenas. government
this city. He states that things are quiet
among the Indians with the exception of
the regular Saturday night outbreaks,
when the AbOrigineS Invariably attempt
to capture Santa Ynez.
The Republicans will hold their ratificn-
tion meeting this evening at Channel CITY
hall. ]. W. Taggart. S. E. Grow and w p.
ticket and platform meet the approval of
the party in this county, even the financial
plank being lost in the manifest enthusi-
asm over Mckinley and Hobart.
The herald., 1896-06-21
SANTA ANA
nigh School Alumni Banquet-The Jail To
FuIl-Notes

FuIl-Notes
SANTA ANA, June 20-The alumni of
the Santa Ana high school had a banquet
last night at the Brunswick, at which
about fifty were present, including a few
teachers of the high school. The business
meeting and reception was held in the par
lors where the election of officers took
place and the class of '96 was admitted to
membership, being nineteen in number
Albert Dresser. class of '93 was elected
president; w. H. Mayne. '94. vice-presi-
dent; Lulu Padgham, '95, secretary; Fred
Bennett, SO, treasurer; Miss Bessie Lessly
nStorlan executive committee, John n.
Nourse. Albert Dresser and Lulu Howe
Supper was. spread in the dining room and
partaken of by fifty as bright and jolly
of sunshine.
A Chinese truck team ran away on Morris
street this morning. and, turning down
q surrey from which Mr.. Mcclellan had
just stepped. The surrey was demolished
the horse thrown to the pavement and the
the street at an astonishing pace for a
Chinese team, a lady having a narrow es-
cape from being run over.
rape fiend in the little 7x9 county jail is
getting them pretty thick.
The wild-eyed reports of Dunham being
cross roads south of here only excites rdi-
Guile In the sherff's office.
Judge Towner gave notice that the case
of George Baldwin, accused of rape. would
not be called until Tuesday next or until
the conclusion of the Berdugo trial
A marriage license was today issued to
nois and resident of Fallbrook. and Fife
Pickle. a native of California and resident
of Garden Grove. They will be married to-
morrow at the residence of the brides
parents at Garden Grove.
The hot weather is ripening the apricots
rapidly and drying will commence next
G fire 10 httt 1A
light. not to exceed half a crop. 1t is full
ten days earlier than usual.
The Santa Ana Athletic club made a
praiseworthy attempt to live, but 'died a
bornin."
The Philomathean club held a most en-
joyable meeting yesterday at the residence
of Mesdames Yount and Twombly in Tus-
tin. After lunch literary and musical
program was rendered.
The herald., 1896-06-21
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The herald., 1896-06-21
RIVERSIDE
Elaborate Preparations for Celebrating the
Fourth-News Notes

F0urth-NewS Notes
RIVERSIDE, June 20.-From present ap-
pearances Riverside is to enjoy grand
celebration on the Fourth of July The
committee of invitation. composed of
George L. Bittinger George N. Reynolds
and Sam R. Smith. issued an invitation and
sent 1t to all civic and military organiza- =
tions in the city and county to participate te
in the parade on that day and large num-
ber have already signilied their intention
OF joining forces for grand d-fashione,l
time.
Ihe following program has ben COM
pleted as the events at the Wheelmen's 8
park on the Fourth: Ten-mile road race,
one mile open, amateurs; one mile, inter-
county championship; three mile handicap;
one mile open. boys under 16: five mile mill
tary relay; 100-yard DASH novice; 100-yard
dash, open; 220-yard dash; 44O-yard run /;
l2o-yard hurdle; high Jump. and pole vault
ing. Entry blanks can be had of l. s..
Logan, secretary of the wheelmen.
number of Riverside people in parties
have visited Coldwater canyon this week.
chaperoned by Prof. Reed, and another
was composed of Prof Hyatt, w. T. Falk-
ner and Silas Masters and their families
teenth street school. left for Pasadena to-
day to spend portion of her vacation.
Park Commissloner A. s. White. Bral
u.
Gruwell, secretary of the executive COM
mittee of the Fourth of July committee.
giving their official consent to the use of
the park fol, holding the literary exercises
on the Fourth.
There was some very careless handling
OF firecrackers and bombs last night during
the parade. H. F. Gilliland had his face
badly burned and a piece Of flesh cut out
of his neck by a large cannon f1recracker
going off in in his hand, and womans dress
crackers being thrown under her.
A young brute. thought to be about 1G
years of age. assaulted little girl in the
vicinity of the Sixth street school house
last night. He did not accomplish his pur-
tie girl almost into spasms. The officers
are on the trail.
Miss Pryne, one of the teachers in the
high school. will spend her summer vaca-
tion at Palo Alto. and will take advantage
of the summer school at Stanford while
there in gaining more knowledge to assist
her in her work in the schools here. This
desire on the part of teachers to improve
themselves and in keeping abreast with tho
times commendable.
Dan Marsh was Yesterday fined 800 by
.fooling' with gun about home to the
discomfort of his wife and the balance Of
the household.
A full attendance is requested at the G.
for the Fourth of July parade and transact
other important business.
Quite number of wheelmen will go out
of town tomorrow among whom are w. 4.
Cowell and wife. to Coldwater canyon r.
II. Gruwell, ]. S. Logan and VIII Scott will
go to Elsinore.
- An invitation has been issued bv Rev. NJ
c. Dolten. rector of All Saints Episcopal
church. for reception to he given the
Rev. DIR. joseph Fl. Johnson. bishop of the
Southern California Episcopal diocese. to
occur on Monday evening next Mt the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. M J. Daniels, on
Brockton avenue.
The herald., 1896-06-21

afternoon by carrier pigeon, reporting
the nomination Of Mckinley and Ho-
bart. The Avalon cannon was quickly
loaded and fired in honor of the nomi-
nees
c. d. Daggett, Misses Daggett and
John Daggett of Pasadena will occupy
the ThomaS cottage the first of July.
The young people enjoy roller skating
and dancing at the pavilion every even
ing
Tents and cottages are going up on all
sides.
Lew Freeman, Rob Rowan, Stanley
Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hull
Mr.. and Mrs. Story, Dan McGilvary Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Hurlburt and Miss Hurl-
burt are among those from Pasadena
who will summer here.
The shooting gallery is quite popular
among the ladies here.
]. II. Davis of San Francisco, w. r.
Stearns, Mrs. II. M. Ault and Miss Ault
of Tilsonbury, Canada, are domiciled at
the Glenmore.
Mrs. S. M. Kendall of Buffalo N. Y,
and Miss Cora E. b. Wise of Los Angeles,
are among the arrivals at the Pasadena
hotel.
T. S. Chapman is here for the summer
E. Allayne Jones captured twenty
pound yellowtail off the wharf, while
Mrs. Jones pulled in barracuda.
Mrs. M. e. jenkins, Grace Jenkins of
Lincoln. ILL.,. and c. H. Miller are at
Camp Avalina.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Washburn are here for
the summer and are at Camp Long
Branch.
j. Neale Plumb and his new yacht are
expected in the near future. The yacht
was built in New York and was sent
around the Horn.
Percy Neale brought in tuna weigh
ing one hundred and twenty-nine
pounds.
Among those enjoying life at the Me-
tropole hotel are B. o. Kendall of Pasa-
dena, E. c. Forbes, Unculla. Conn; H H.
Grant st. Paul; ]. e. G. Hunter Bakers
field; Miss Beaver Miss Ethel Beaver
and Miss Virginia Fitch of San Francis
co; II. r. Lane. Redlands; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. McFie, Mr.. and Mrs Hewan, J.
Censor and J. l.. Gilliland
The San Diego arrived with three pas
sengers from San Diego and were not
allowed to land without paying for q
regular ticket, and all passengers on
boats other than the company's steam
ers will hereafter have to pay before
being allowed to land
The water is very warm and bathing
Is a favorite pastime. especially at the
hour OF II in the morning.
The herald., 1896-06-21

the evening of the 18th inst, with the
advice that the prayer of the petitioners
be granted. The city clerk was there
fore instructed to draw up the legal an
nouncement. giving notice of an election,
at which the question of disincorpora-
tion may be voted on.
The pleasure fleet is kept busy taking
parties out for the deep-sea fishing,
which never in the history of the place
has been SO good as at the present time.
Yellowtail, barracuda, halibut, and
bonito, or Spanish mackerel, are very
plenty and parties by going out mile
or so from shore can catch all the fish
they want.
Carpenter Frank Dodd is putting up a
couple of cottages on Pacific avenue,
one for Mr.. Mayhart of Riverside, and
the other for Browning & Browning, the
hardware dealers of East Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. o. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p Anderson, and o. nj. Shields
of Los Angeles came down Thursday
evening. and, stopping over night at
the Seaside Inn, took day off and went
deep-sea fishing on the vapor launch
Clementine, returning In plenty of time
for the 4:12 Terminal train, with thirty
beauties, yellowtail and barracuda,
which they caught with rod and reel.
The new store block being built for
w. w. Lowe is large and commodious
building and will be a credit to the place
The upper portion, which commands a
magnificent view of the bay, Catalina
Island, Point Firmin, the passing ves-
sells. and the numerous pleasure anG
fishing craft, will be occupied by the
owner and family for residence purposes,
his former abode having been put in
order from the effects of the fire Snd
moved out on Ocean avenue, where it
Will be occupied as residence and office
by DR.. G. c. Brown and family, late Of
San Pedro.
Mrs. l.. M. John, who has been visiting
IN Monrovia the past two weeks re-
turned Friday evening, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Mabel Griffith.
A train of thirteen coaches went
through to Terminal Island this morn
ing, filled with school children from
the Glendale public school and the Breed
street school of Los Angeles.
The monthly social of the Congrega-
tionalists will be held at their church
Tuesday evening.
Inc Following are among the latest ar
rivals at the Pacific Hotel: Joseph
Lague, son. wife.and maid of San Ber-
nardino: Henry W.. Caystile and wife.
late OF Los Angeles; C. e. Moulton and
Wife. Pasadena, and f. A. Shorey of
Redlands
II. b. Gurley and family of Etiroana
have taken the Storell cottage on Cedar
avenue, and are here for the season.
The herald., 1896-06-21
SANTA MONICA
Normal School Students at the Pcach-sociaI
Dninna

Doings
SANTA MONICA, June 2O.-The ex-
cursion of the state normal school has
been success. Six cars on the South
ern Pacific accommodated the large
number participating. The party was in
charge of Prof. c, II. Miller and Prof.
%. I. Pierce. A half hour was spent at
the Soldiers Home and then the trip
was continued direct to the end of the
great wharf, where another ENJOYABLE
half hour was spent, when the whole
party returned to Santa Monica, where
most of the visitors INDUCED in surf
bath before lunch. They have all en-
tered with refreshing zest into the en-
Joyment Of the day and a number will
remain for a few days.
Inc progressive hearts party at the
casino last evening was under the man.
agement of Mines. Acker, Grasett, Ryan
and Hoy. The prizes were dainty and
unique and were won as follows: Lad
les first prize. Mrs. Abbot Kinney: lad
les second prize, Mrs. H. A. Winslow:
consolation, Mrs. J. Edmunds. Gentle
mems first prize. Mr.. w. Russell Ward;
second, MI. Robert F.Jones: consolation.
Mr.. Gill. After the cards there were
refreshments, dancing and games, mer-
rily closing with the old-fashioned vir-
ElHla reel InOSe present were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. d. Acker. Mr. and Mrs. r. F.
Jones. Hon. and Mrs. Abbot Kinney,
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. L. Waring, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Tevis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Grasett, Mr. and Mrs
II. A. Wlnslow. Mr.. and Mrs w. Russell
Ward Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Proctor, Mr..
and Mrs. Corson. Mines. Ryan, Upham,
Edmunds, Misses Matte Jones, Brooks,
Roberts. Gill. Bridges, Messrs. Seward
Cole, Roy Jones, Gill, Mrs. Longstreet.
At the Arcadia: Mr. A. Benrose, of
England; Mrs. N. w. Blackwell, Hender-
son, KY; Mr.. j. H. Finnin and wife, of
New York; Miss Mabel A. Chamblin.
Riverside; Mr. Lincoln Caswell, Univer-
sity; Mr.. Seward Cole, Colegrove
The Rev. Gushee, rector Of Ontario, will
preach tomorrow at the Church of st.
Augustine at 7:30 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Gwynne Of Bakersfield
have taken a cottage on Fourth street
for the season.
The herald., 1896-06-21
SANTA CATALINA
The People Are Coming and the Fishing Is
Good

Good
AVALON, June 20.-The Herald CORE
spondent enjoyed the trip over from Los
Angeles. The ocean was calm as a mill
pond, and in no case did any passenger
suffer from NAL de mer.
Avalon is gaining in population by
every boat. The season is opening ear
lier than usual, the warm weather on
the mainland having a tendency to start
people to the seaside.
Tuna fishing is a very exciting sport,
as the fish Is very game, and in one
case the boat was turned over a mile
to sea before the fish was conquered.
Mrs. Miles Dodd, with Swan, the boat
man, captured two last evening in the
moonlight. They weighed $50 pounds
much as 900 pounds. They are caught
with q Jewish line and hook, with a
flying fish for bait
Mr.. w. H. Burnham Of Orange is here
for the summer with his family, They
are domiciled in the Island House cot
tage, which overlooks the bay.
w. ID. Burnham, Mrs. Leavitt Burn
ham, G. B. Burnham and Margaret
Burnham of Monrovia will occupy the
Hutchins cottage after the 1st of July.
+. Brewer and family and Sam CaId-
we'll of Pomona will spend the summer
here.
Mrs. M. A. Patrick, Miss Marcia and
Charles Patrick visited The Isthmas
on the La Paloma, and took the stage
trip to Little Harbor Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hoyle, who have
spent some time at the Metropole, have
returned home.
The Catalina orchestra plays at the
Pavilion each evening, and the music is
enjoyed by the visitors.
DIR. Abbott Of Pasadena is at the Pas
adena Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. bunker took the
stage trip to Little Harbor Hotel as
did also Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buck and
Victor Buck jr.
DR.. ]. J. Page and Harry Clay of Po-
mona will spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Coyne enjoyed the
Little Harbor stage ride.
Mr.. George A. Greeley is the crack
whip who makes the turns on the stage
road
The seal rookery is alive with seals.
The following visited them yesterday
morning on the La Paloma: Messrs. w.
p. Ingman. Columbus. O.; Frank A.
Ceville, Judge Ling, Datus c. Smith.
Mrs. E. p. Hoyle, and Mrs. Northcroft'
El Toro; G. D. Bradford.
DR.. and Mrs. McLeish Of chihuahua
Mexico, enjoyed the stage ride, as did
also Mr.: George Robotham, of New
ark, N. J.
Misses Lottie Chalfant and Marcia
Patrick swan from Pebbly Point beach
to the bathhouse. The distance is little
over a mile.
A message was received yesterday
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The herald., 1896-06-21
AMATEUR BASEBALL
The High School Boys Give the Whittier Lad
A Lesson in the Game


Lesson in the Game
In we'll played and altogether most
exciting game of baseball the Los An
geles high school team yesterday defeat
ed the team from the Whittier state
school by score of 10 to 1. The pitching
was the feature of the game; hits were
few and far between. Superior pitching
and battery work won the game for the
high schools. McCann and Ferguson
for Whittier and Harvey and Strohm for
the high schools were the batteries. Fif-
teen strikeouts were credited to Harvey
and ten to McCann. Tufts home run
drew out great deal of applause and
the crowd was well pleased with the
creditable exhibition of the national
game.
The high school club has played eleven
games and won nine, giving them a
proud game average of .S1S.
The herald., 1896-06-21
A nidnight Row

A reception at Billy Smiths saloon at
Requena and Los Angeles streets was
interfered with by a gang of toughs, and
free fight resulted in one man having
his head badly cut. The wounded man
and another named Tom Scott were
brought to the county Jail by OfficerWer-
din, one to have his wounds attended by
the police surgeon and the other booked
for disturbing the peace.
The herald., 1896-06-21
Works Like a Charm

During the past three years whenever
anyone of our family has been attacked
by cough arising from Grippe" or
other cause we have resorted to the use
of Tip Top Cough syrup. In every in
stance it has worked like a charm and
we feel warranted in giving it cordial
recommendation F. w. Living
ston San Diego, Cal.
The herald., 1896-06-21
Taken to the Hospital

T. G. Smith, who on Friday evening
attempted to end his existence by cut
ting his throat with jackknife back of
a saloon on Main street, was yesterday
so far recovered that he was able to
walk out of the receiving hospital to the
ambulance, which conveyed him to the
county infirmary. where he will be kept
during convalescence.
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is visiting at the home of Mrs Irwin w
Brink, 904 West Third street.

Company d, N. G.. c., held it's semi
annual shoot at Pomona Heights yester-
day. The regulations have been Sc
changed that guardsman must make
at both shoots during the year, 60, so OF
10 per cent to win a bronze, silver OF
gold medal. respectively.
The womans council held its la ST meet
ing beore the regular summer vacation
this afternoon in McComas' hall. Mrs
Kate Tupper Galpin of Los Angeles was
present and read paper on Woman as a
Factor in Economics. In addition t.
Mrs. Galpin's paper there was short
literary program rendered, followed by
refreshments.
The herald., 1896-06-21
LONG BEACH
Election to Be Called to Vote on Dlslncorpors

"'''''o" 10 DC CaIIed 10 vote on DIsinc0rpora-
tlon
LONG BEACH, June 2o.-The petition
presented to the council at it's session
"a June 11th, asking the council to call
On election for the purpose of submit
ting to vote the proposition of disin-
corporation of the city, and which had
peen referred to the city attorney, with
orders to report at the next regular
meeting, was SO reported by that gent
leman at the meeting of the board on
The herald., 1896-06-21

Kalamazoo, Mich, is famous for cell
ery-also the home of Thomas Slater
whose advertisement appears on page 80
The herald., 1896-06-21
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Iced milkin contains the nutritive eIe-
ments of milk, malt and meat. Why not
drink something healthy and sustaining I?
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