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The true northerner., 1896-11-04
TIE MARKETS.
Ne York Financial.

New YORK, Nov. 2.
Money on Ct strong at 10 per cent; now
offered at D50 per cent; prime
mercantile per nominally 7Dl0 per
cent; terling change irregular, with actual
business in hkers' bills at 4s564s8 for
demand and 4s2G4S3 for sixty days;
posted rates, i14S215 ami 4s5lsl4S6; COM
mercial bills, ~
Silver certihtes, 651f; sales, Al, ,OOJ; bar
silver. IS; Menn dollars. 5OlS.
United Stat government bonds strong:
as registeredll74; do coupons ll7l4: SIS
registered. III do coupons. ITO; as reg
istered. 1914; coupons, lOSA;2's registered.
80; Pacific 6's os7. l0l.
Chical Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.
Following We the quotations on the
Board of Tr, today: Wheat November.
opened and cid nominal; December, opened
1880. closed 7e; May. opened 7sl6c. closed
191sc. Corn-Qber, opened and closed NOM
inal; Decemb( opened 24c, closed 24,sc;
May, opened Ac, closei 29c. Oats-No-
cember. oper lS,4c, closed l9c; May.
opened 2l34c, psed 29c. Pork-December.
opened and cid nominal; January, opened
SS.05, closed SS.00. Lard - Decem ber
opened sl.3O, ced S42'I5; January. opened
S452Ll, closedl47Is.
Proluce-Bur: Extra creamery lac mar
ID; extra dai l6c; fresh packing stock.
7dSc. Eggsresh stock. lie per doz.
Poultry = Tuys, 7I@0sc per lb; chickens
thens). &c; spy chickens. NC; roosters.
Sc; ducks, sd geese. S3.0018 Is Potatoes
.-Burbanks, 3s2c per bu; Hebron ian
pc. Sweet ptoes-IlIinois, s1.OO0l.3j per
bbl Honey fhite clover combs. lOal3c
per H.; extrei, 5dz Apples-Common
TO fancy. soc $50 per bbl
Chic Live Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Nov 2
Live Stock1ices at the Union stock
yards today red as follows Ho9s-Esti.
mated receiptor the day. II. 600; sales
ranged at sab350 pigs. s325d3 90 light.
70. lOG32i roulpacking, S3.2O03. 90 mixed.
and sa3OG3.5savy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estife1 receipls for the dav.
1900; quotatiiranged at S4.95a5.3O choice
to extra shipg steers. SA4504s5 good TO
choice do, Si.ll l55 fair TO goof S3SO94. 90
common 70 mum do. S3.4913SD butchers
steers. -. 500 ttockers S3.3jG37O feeders.
SL5O63.2o GOVT. 400).sJ heifers. s1750375
bulls. oxen anhgs. s27Ot3 35 Texas steers.
s<.VO0S.sO wen rangers. and S3.0J1e60J
veal calves.
sheep and hbs-Estimate1 receipts for
the day, 10 qsales ranged at S2000301
western, Sl.50b Texans, 81 5OA3. ID natives
and 81 75645O|bs "''
Louis Grain.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2
Wheat-No. red cash elevator, 7oc;
track, Gs9tecember, 1850 asked: MAY,
os,4c nominaliorn-No. cash, 23y4023c;
December, 23SS1sc; May, &c asked. Oats.
No 2 cash. lc bid; Nav. 22lxc asked
Rye-33c eleva
troit Grain.
DETROIT. Nov. q
Wheat-Cashite. s2lfc: cash red, eS<cs
December, sA'$id; May. sssta
The true northerner., 1896-11-04
Friday. Oct. 80.

Mrs. Mary White, of Chicago. COM
mitted suicide at Indianapolis.
A severe storm prevails along the
coast Of Portugal. A fishing boat has
been lost near Setubal. eighteen miles
southeast of Lisbon. Fourteen fisher
men were drowned.
Michael Mellon, a laborer, Of Mattea-
wan, n. Y. has been sleeping soundly
for over a week. and all efforts to
arouse him are unsuccessful.
Five to four was the ratio Of the
latest Chicago saloon hold-up. The
robbers were five, backed by an equal
number of pistols, and the victims were
four-Charles Schimel, whose saloon,
1913 West Van Buren, street. was the
scene of the robbery, his bartender and
two customers. The robbers escaped
with $40, three watches, five free beers
and five cigars.
Paris tribunals have decided that the
habit of gambling in the wife is a
valid ground for divorce.
The birthday anniversary of Bolivar
was generally observed at Caracas,
Venezuela.
The true northerner., 1896-11-04
Thursday, Oct. 30.

Marguerite Scott, colored woman.
was murdered within a few doors of a
New York city police station.
having been shot through the heart.
Her husband. Howard A. Scott. is sus-
pected.
Tschigorin, the chess master. won first
money in the international chess tour
ney at Buda Pesth. Charousek getting
second.
Mrs. Rose Rosenblatt. of New York
city. drank a bottle of carbolic acid
because her husband Joseph was too
fond of bicycling and often neglected
her for his wheel.
Secretary of the Navy Herbert has
selected the following names for the
new battleships now under construc-
tion: Alabama, Illinois and Wisconsin.
Joseph Allen and Maud Harvey,
song and dance artists, were TO have
been married at New York Sunday
night, but discovered that they were
brother and sister in time to stop the
wedding.
The true northerner., 1896-11-04

-. oI. LOUIS, NOV. q
Wheat-No. red cash elevator. 7ec;
track, 77lfGI9tecember, 76axc asked: NAV.
sS,4c nominal lorn-No. cash. 23yl03c;
December, 2iS1sc; May, &c asked. Oats
No. cash. lc bid; May, 2lfc asked.
Rye-33c eleva
The herald., 1896-09-24

W e; Van slyke has returned from ibex.
where ne has been for the past four or five
pany has finisIed the hosting works bunk
houses, ore bins, etc. At depth Of ninety
feet In the shaft the ore body shows eight
fee IL G Width and the men ere Stopping on
down 300 or 400 feet deep at once. 49,
On the old hex mine six miners are now
opened up and the working force will be
increased next week The mill made a
short run couple Of weeks or SO ago. but
Is not In operation at present.
Mr.. Van Slyke says he personally inter-
y we b the sixteen men ,I nov employed in
esm ha% in their f support Of sryan
desert Viii be e 70 ana Sbo ct TIE
Merrs: Arnold Hague of Washington.
| p. c.. clifford Pinchatt Of New York, e. 8.
Sergeant of Brookline. Mass. John. Muir
York are five out of q committee of seven
who are In this portion of the country on
tour Of inspection. This committee is
lions of this portion of the state and re-
port on the present ones. such report to be
s sa w " the the Of the
reservation. will return Thursday or Fri
Tom McFarlane left this morning. with a
forest reservation in a four-in-hand from
Mr.. Cropley took up two more to meet
absent some ten or twelve days.
The Bryan club has had the front of the
ing. adding greatly to the appearance Of
the quarters.
Hon. Stephen M. White speaks at Red
lands Thursday night.
War has been declared against the
houses of ill-fame. Last evening six ar
rests were made. and all the prisoners
placed under $25 bail each. Wednesday
all the residents below First street on D
| will be arrested. The city has deter
mined to make that class leave town or
move to less public quarters.
Mr.. D. l.: Aldridge is recovering from
his recent illness.
Steve Wood was in the city today from
Mill. $3.50
George M. Cooley went to Red1ands today
on business so
The herald., 1896-09-24
BUENA PARK
The Quiet Little Town Stirred by q
Elopement

BUENA PARK, Sept. es.-An elope-
ment took place in this quiet little burg
in the small hours between Sunday
night and Monday morning. The in
terested parties were young Miss of
16 and youthful farmer, the owner of
sixty or more acres. The elder sister of
the bride assisted in the elopement.
The happy couple went to Long Beach
and from there to Catalina Island. The
indignant mother awaits their return.
Whitaker's hall has been seated and
is roomy and comfortable place for
the many political meetings now being
held Of every party.
Tuesday evening the Republicans had
rally. The audience was addressed
by w. W. Bowers on Free Silver and
Protection. Mr.. Sloan, one of the en-
terprising citizens of the Park, gave an
interesting talk on protection. showing
Its advantages and disadvantages. Mr..
Neff addressed the masses.
Wednesday evening there was DEM
ocratic meeting at Foresters' hall. Ad-
dresses by Edinger. Populist nominee
for the assembly, and Mr.. Daniels, Pop
ulist nominee for superior Judge. were
made.
Miss K. Courtenay tombstone is teach
Bernardino to take a position in the
public schools there.
Miss Edith Mitchell has gone to San
schools there.
Bruce Pitblado is to go to San Fran
CISCO to enter veterinary college.
The herald., 1896-09-24

lima has some of the finest hunting
grounds in the country. A hunting lodge
is located in Middle Ranch canyon for
will be found for the comfort Of the
sportsman.
Messrs. H.. w. Boorn and L. M. Bold
win, officers Of the Whittier state school.
are at the Metropole for two weeks
stay.
The yacht Nellie, Of fifty tons, has re-
turned from q. cruise Of San Clemente
island with the following party: Mr..
Swanfeldt and family. Charles Parker
and Mr.. A. B. Chappell. Captain Frank
Whitley, the owner was in command.
Fishing and hunting was enjoyed.
Mr.. Hugh w. Vail has returned from
his isthmus fishing trip.
j. G. Green of Hueneme is at the Met
ropole. He will spend several weeks
hunting fishing.
]. E Mcneil and two children, c. A.
Smith of Los Angeles. and Mrs. NJ Stip-
py of Chino are at the Pasadena hotel.
Messrs. J. A. Graves, H. q. Graves
Los Angeles; William e. Harris. John L.
Petrie, New York, and F. w. Henshaw
of Oakland who have been stopping at
the Metropole, left this morning on a
weeks fishing trip to San Clemente is
land on the La Paloma.
Ralph A. Lowe and William Volkmor
are registered at the Metropole from
Whittier.
F. r. Willis, c. W. Saxton of Los An
geles and Sarah Howard and Bessie
Rhode of San Bernardino are among
the arrivals at the Glenmore.
Misses Mae Valiant and Deller Velas.
Quez of LosAngeles are at the Metropole
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Long and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert c. Miller Of Chicago took
a trip to the isthmus.
The herald., 1896-09-24
LONG BEACH
Interest in the Silver Question lnefeAS-
metropolitan Meeting

LONG BEACH. Sept 23.-The Bryan
Silver club Of this place i8stiayrishing
and its ceilings every Monday evening
are largely attended. New names be-
ing added to the list Of membership
each meeting. The last meeting was
presided over by w. w. Lowe. one Of its
vice presidents. Several local speakers
besides the chairman addressed the
meeting. Next Monday night there will
be campaign songs by the Long Beach
Bryan Glee club, also instrumental
music by lady and gentlemen friends of
the club and believers in free silver.
Good speakers will be on hand and the
cosy little hall will be taxed to hold the
friends of Bryan and free silver.
Rev. Sidney G. Kendall of the Congre-
gatlonal church lectured Monday evevn-
ing at that church on Westminster Abb
hey. The lecture was divided In two
parts, the interregnum being pleasantly
filled by vocal solo Rev. Mr.. Lawrence
and piano solo by Miss Allen. Previous
to the lecture there was piano duet by
the Misses Townsend, q recitation by
Miss Nino Brown and q vocal solo by
Mrs. Chaplin. The lecture itself was IL
Illustrated by drawing showing the
ground plan of the interior Of the abbey
drawn by the reverend gentleman him.
self, and was an entertaining and deep
ly interesting production. The gentle
man lectured several months ago on the
Tower of London, and Is he Ii well
versed In all subjects he may care to
handle, his lectures are always worth
The herald., 1896-09-24
RIVERSIDE.
Inaendiaries at Work. Though Little
Damage Is Done.

RIVERSIDE. Sept. 2s.-Four fires oc-
CURED in this city last evening. The
first was in q barber shop on Eighth
street, and was caused by the over
turning of a lamp. No damage was done
and the flremen were not needed.
At 1880 an alarm was turned in from
forty tons Of hay stacked near the cor
ner Of Ninth and High streets. The de-
partment put out the fire, but the hay
was spoiled.
The house Of Phelix Havens, at the
corner Of Tenth and Park, was discov-
cred to be on fire by three men q little
before II o'clock, who put tout They
walls and then set on fire.
Between 10 and II o'clock the West
Riverside bridge was discoveredsto be
on fire, but the flames were put out be-
fore much damage was done. -3s..,s
The directors Of the Evergreen GEM
etery association have discovered an
army of bugs, working just uuder the
sod In the grass plots, which have
caused the grass to die. The roots of
the grass are as completely cut on ga II
done with a knife. The directors, are
casting about for some plan to dispose
of the bugs. asA
H. M. Perry and family have returned
from Los Angeles.
State Secretary J. L. Speares Of the
Y. M. G. A., was in the city today.
The sad news has reached here Of the
death of M. F. Collburn, D. D., at San
Francisco. Rev. Colburn a few years
ago was pastor of the M. e. church
here. s4 Q1.,, 2,
Len Hedger. who has been employed
for a number Of years in the freight
house of the Santa Fee. has left for Bar
stow. where he takes position asyard-
master on the same railroad.
The herald., 1896-09-24
POMONA.
A New Southern Pacific Time Table.
Personal and Political.

POMONA, Sept. 2S.-The next time
card, which goes into effect Friday. over
the Southern Pacific, is herewith given:
9:5s a. m, overland, via main line; 11:1S
a. M, local, over Covina line; 1851 p.
m, daily except Sunday, over Covina
line; $3.50 p. M, local, over main line;
$3.50 p. M. local. over Covina line.
West-bound-7:3 a. m. local. via CO.
vina line; $3.50 a. M, local, via main line;
1882 a. M, local, daily except Sunday,
via Convia; 1887 p. m. local, via Co.
vina; 1908 p. m, overland, via,paain line.
Evangelist Charles Crittertop viii ar
rive on Thursday, October. sist ands the
party will remain here until October
18th.
The Bryan Silver Tub will hold q rally
here next Saturday, at which time Rev.
George e. Dye will speak on th6 imam
cial question. The businebBi maex1ngs
of the club have veen changed from Sat-
week, and rallies will be held from now
on each Saturday night nutil the elec-
ton. III
Public school opened here 1foHdHy,
after three months vacation. The at
tendance was very large.
A marriage license has been issued
to DR.. w. j. Fleming and Miss Lena
Mrs. Susan B. Warren left today for
FL Monts to visit friends there this
week.
Miss Carrie Gould has resumed her
osition at Ogles' candy house. after a
vacation Of a week. .t.ss
w. j. =, Ke s ,. Of Los Angeles was
D. c. McQuitty of White Pine Nevada.
has purchased the e. D. Mosher home
place on the corner of First and Towne
avenues. He has also bought forty acres
Of alfalfa and beet land on the Chino
ranch. Mr.. McQuitty's family. which
consists Of his wife. a daughter and
Pomona's w. c. T. U. will celebrate
the birthday anniversary of Mary Gle
ment-Leavitt,a missionary Of some note
by special program at the Presbyter-
ian church. lgsc
The lawn social given at the residence
Of Samuel Caldwell on West Second
street yesterday evening by the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church has been
pronounced one of the most delightful
aairs of the present season.
Mrs. Bertha Wilkins has been appoint
ed administrative Of the estate Of her
late daughter. DR.. Theoda Wilkins.
Thomas w. Wright and wife returned
yesterday from months outing in Bear
valley.
A parlor suffrage meeting Of women
will be held at the home of Mrs. j. A.
Packard, near Lordsburg, Thursday at
ternoon, 8 p. m.
The Pomona Valley Medical society
will meet Thursday at p. m. DR.. Charles
Lee King of Sierra Madre is booked to
deliver a paper on "Hydrotherapy." be-
ing plea for a more general use Of
hydrotherapy.
Miss Anne Cason has returned from
her trip to Wyoming.
The marriage Of Miss Leora Matthews
and James H. Payne Of Denver, Col
will occur at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Matthews
the Kingsley tract, Thursday Afternoon
o'clock The young couple. after a short
stay in Los Angeles, will visit San Fran.
cisco and Tacoma and points of Interest
in British Columbia.
Dr. william John Fleming and Miss
Ilena j. Hall will be married this evening
at the home of the bride, 5s2 West Third
street, Rev. B. c. Corey officiating. They
will make Pomona their home and will
occupy q cottage on East Second street
The herald., 1896-09-24

the hearing. The beautiful and artistic
decorations Of greenery and flowers
which made the platform look 50 love-
ly was the handiwork Of Mrs. w. w.
Lowe.
The Mckinley branch Of the Republic
can party at this place had mass meet
ing at the tabernacle Tuesday night at
which was assembled a good sized au-
dience, a great many free silver men
and women being among them. The
billed as former chief Justice Of the
supreme court Of Arizona, and A. H.
Naftzger of Los Angeles.
Judge Gooding made an elaborate
apology for the demonstration of sill
yer in 1873, stating that II Republican
congress did such a thing. President JET
ferson himself, on his own responsible
ity, ordered the minis in 1905 to cease the
coinage Of silver, and again under Pres
ident Pierce in 1858 the coinage of silver
was suspended. He also said 1t really
was very insignificant matter anyhow
this silver demonstration act Of 1873.
as there were at that time only 5000 600
Of silver dollars and 97,000,0 900 Of subsi-
diary coin in circulation in the whole
length and breadth of the land.
The Others speakers stock In trade
w43 the, usual cut and dried rot about
thesRepublican party's great solicitude
about the welfare of the horny handed
that they should receive for their pay
the best dollar.
Beach band was out and led
~ ptoeeA9lon Of about forty or fifty Nc
Kinley followers who marched from the
wharf to the meeting place at the taber-
nAcle.g
This committee on decorations made
algood lob of its work.
ZEE AffF Johnson, the chairman, made
Anekc6ilent presiding officer.
The most pleasing feature of the even
lng'1 entertainment was the singing of
e qtartHs consisting Of Messrs. DR..
W1dd, H4ph, Foote and Bailey, the gen.
/ tleyfeh renewing a hearty encore. In
all the speakers talk about the benefit
Of sspr6tection, :" they never once alluded
to the great labor riot that appalled, the
country when that policy was most in
force during the Republican dominancy.
The herald., 1896-09-24
SANTA MONICA.
Victors In the Tennis Tournament-So-
cial and General.

SANTA MONICA. Sept. 2S.-The GRO
quet tournament given by Mrs. w. s.
Tevis came to a successful close yester-
day.. In the preliminary round Mrs.
Tevis beat Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Warning
beat Miss Roberts. In the first round
Mrs. Ryan won from Mrs. Gwynne. Mrs.
Tevis from Mrs. Young. Mrs. Waring
from Mrs. Upham, Mrs. Hoy from Mrs.
Vincent. In the semi-finals Mrs. Ryan
defeated Mrs. Tevis, and Mrs. Warning
beat Mrs. Hoy, leaving Mrs. Ryan and
Mrs Warning as contestants In the finals.
Mrs. Warning won.
The matches for the consolation prizes
are now being played, with Mrs. Rob-
erts VS.. Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Young VS..
Mrs Upham as contestants In the pre-
liminary round, the final winner to play
Mrs. Gwynne for the trophy.
Play has also commenced In tourna-
ment Mrs Ryan gives and MrA Waring
PLAYS Mrs. Young and Mrs. Upham, the
winners to play Mrs. Tevis and Mrs.
The prizes In the Tevis tournament
are: First prize. sterling silver and cut
glass toilet set, given by Mrs. Tevis;
second prize, hand-painted sofa pillow.
given by Mrs. Vincent; and two hand
some Dresden figures as consolation
prizes by Mrs. Tevis.
The Silver club rally tonight promises
to be huge success. Mr. L. T. Fisher
will be the orator Of the day, and says
he has redhot speech which he in
tends to deliver to his fellow citizens
on the toilers, the wealth producers of
the nation.
The golden wedding Of Deacon and
Mrs. III. H. Dow on the evening of the
21st, drew a number of their friends,
who came to congratulate the aged pair
on their having reached the golden
round In the matrimonial journey of
life. There were no presents, for the
reason that the Invitations specifically
was a number Of congratulatory tele-
The herald., 1896-09-24
SAN DIEGO
The FossMurder Case-Mayor Carlson
"A s.s:a Great Scheme

: SAN DIEGO. Sept. 2s.-The prelim-
mary examination Of Andrew ]. Foss.
ctareedswith the murder of Manuel Bel
lima, has been postponed until Sept s0th.
In the meantime Foss is, not in JAIL but
is allowed to remain in the custody Of
Constable Ben Hubert Of Oceanside.
his did friend.
Mayor Carlson sent novel communi-
cation to the council last night. A res
olution had been introduced strongly
criticising the mayor for "cavorting
around the country" and the mayor re-
piles to 1t by setting forth his plans II
elected congressman. He bases his plea
for support on bill he proposes to intro
duce in congress providing for the ex-
penditure of $500 000. 900 In the erection Of
government buildings in every county
seat in the nation. To pay for this the
government is to issue public improve
ment scrip" which will be met with
money saved from rentals. The resolu-
ton criticising the mayor has not yet
come to q vote.
The herald., 1896-09-24

measuring thirteen inches, in length
and sunflower measuring seventeen
and three-puarter inches in diameter.
John Pinkerton of Nordhon sends lot
Of Bartlett pears.
Charles 8. Richardson of Pasadena
sends Celeste figs and guavas.
John Nernay of the city contributes
a cucumber weighing six pounds.
Of nice canary seed.
w. j. johnson of the city sends SAM
pies of glass made from sand sent him
from San Diego. 1t is dark bottle
green, but 1t said there is bed Of sand
at San Diego which will lmake glass al
colorles as air.
The herald., 1896-09-24
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Many Additions Made to the Permanent
Exhibit

e. d. sturtevant Of Cahuenga will
make a great display Of his beautiful
water lilies at the chamber of commerce
today. 1t will be worth while to see it.
s. e. Tassing Of Compton makes a
display of muscat grapes, showing the
first, second and third crops.
s. q. Spear Of Tropico contributes
samples Of LIE Grande Noir grapes, Of
Flame Tokay and Rose Chasselas.
F. ]. Pattee Of Ell Monte sends a speci-
men Of the Mexican Lima bean, the pod
The herald., 1896-09-24

grams from the far east upon their hav-
ing reached the joyous event.
Messrs. ellis & Boehme report the
inquiries for property as far in excess
of those for any previous year at this
season.
Fishing is unusually good at both the
big Southern Pacific wharf and the iron
pier Of the Santa Fe at Ocean Park.
The herald., 1896-09-24
READ THIS LETTER

a.. AO0 AN0GAEGs L0u06Ey - low
To the public: l was seriously afflicted
Kidney troubles. Tongue could ' never ex.
years. / was reduced in flesh until was
Q mere skeleton. My sight and hearing
Sa With was and pss aS
was a burden and death would have been
iaiists without avail. j finally resolved to
give Dr. Wong Him, Of No: $50 Upper Main
street. trial. OF course. like many others
took only. few doses Of his .life-givinK
herbs to knock all the skepticism out OF
ced me cured can say
that was never healthier and never felt
better In my life. My sight and hearing
cough. constipation and piles are entirely
cured. and I am rapidly gaining IN hesh.
having gained forty pounds 5w9 m1nsns
saeptics to give the doctor Ell, trial and h Ss
- JOHN M. STEVENSON.
$40 Bellevue avenue, Los Angeles. Cal.
To the Public: I take pleasure in tes-
flying to my marvellous recovery under
the treatment Of DR.. Wong Him Of $50
Upper Main st.. Los Angeles. from q num- m
were chronic ck-headaches, dyspepsia
and kindred stomach troubles, heart affec-
slider this physician excelled in. 80 far as
my case is concerned. was In the restpra-
ton Of my eye service. Astigmatism,
Fiction in this respect, and. although n
number of well known skilled oculists IN
some Of the larger. cities of this country
advised me / should always have to de-
pend upon glasses. and receive but poor
service even then; DR.. Wong Him's rem
edies have enabled me tosebandon totally
my eyes continue to give such service,
both Tor near work and distant. as is truly
the physician named can alone be attrib-
uted . revolution In my physical condition
throughout that puxzles those who know
Of the s'incurable" character OF my ar
u''''0n'' ''ped q. L. PLowMAN.
Pico Heights p. o.. Cal. Sept. 5, 1S9s.
The herald., 1896-09-24
SAN BERNARDINo
The Tax Levy Fixed-Timber Reser-
vation

SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. 22-The final
order Of the supervisors as to the tax levy
was issued yesterday, 1t being Sl.1O inside
and $1S0 outside of cities. Following is
The herald., 1896-09-24
Chatsworth Park-Lcaves from and mr.
rives at River Station. San Fernando st.

only. 39
Sundays excepted. .. Sundays only.
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All 8. p. Co.'S trains stop at First ut.
Except the four San Francisco trains) and
Commercial st. Except the 800 o'clock San
ter Of the city, saving time and street car
fares to passengers.
.. Trains % for lea beach points Leave Riysr
TICKET OFFICES mo. 40 8. Spring st.,
local; River station. local; First ST.. local:
Commercial ST.. local: Maud Junction. local.
The herald., 1896-09-24

AVALON. Sept 2s.-The quail season
will >Apsn on the 18th Of October. Cata-