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The herald., 1896-09-25

do not want any euch condition a.. he
IL fg1flng for. His San Diego. Fresno
and IAN Joaquin valley commitments
should undeceiye him. He should be In
formed that those fighting the forest re-
serves. are compact and selfish minor
ity. The only people with any real In
-terest and valid excuse. for an attack
on the forests and their destruction by
fire are the northern sheep men. II Mr..
Bowers wants the country to go back
to the des6late sheep ranges from which
1t has happily escaped. he could take
no surer course than to follow his policy
Of fire and destruction. What lands the
resulting torrents and floods do not de-
stroy the succeeding droughts Will pre-
vent the use Of.
The experience OF Southern France
on the basin of the River Durance proves
that continued forest fires and mountain
sheep. pas turing. finally result ssin the
washing of the soil from the mountains,
the Increase of torrents. cutting up OF
arabic lands; destruction of. the noun
tain pastures. ellTnlnation OF sheep ana
thesreduction. by more than half OF the
valley land production.
That was the fiiiaf result OF uarsstrict-
ed forest fires bafJre' the French revolu-
tion. The DURANGO valley. has never
recovered Sarid the. sheep have never
come back The fre policy. will In the
end destroy the rpouptains for sheep.
as 1t does for. hold inS the water for the
valley farmers. & 49, :s.s,
There seems to. be- n osrsas son why any
class or Interest should waste, burn
and destroy the public forests and In
doing 1t destroyVhi ley pr6pgtty an d val
ley water rights;s The Ore settlers pay
no taxes on, the noun taln1. they have
no ownership 81 the publlc lands justi-
flying their Destruction Of Forests and
The herald., 1896-09-25
RIVERA.
Work on the New Freight Household
ical Notes.

RIVERA, Sept. 24.-Stevenson Bros.
of San Bernardino began work Monday
on the new freight house for the Santa
Fe company. The dimensions will be
32x100 feet with roomy platform all
around. 1t will be built 125 feet further
to the east than the old depot and will
be more convenient and better every
way The contractors have good force
Of men at work and will have everything
in readiness for business by October 10.
The passenger depot will be entirely sep
arate and will stand on the west side OF
Topeka street instead of the east as be
fore. Improvements will also be made
in the track, approaches, etc.
The country Is full Of walnut pickers.
Some have rented the few available
houses, and some are camping, and some
have merely their blankets.
The silver meeting Saturday night
was well attended. Will d. Gould will
speak on the same topic next Saturday
evening.
j. A. Montgomery is having his cot
tage painted, papered, etc. 1t will be oc-
cupied by his wife's four children-Al-
BERT Polk, Grace and Pearl Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Syl. Smith had the mis-
fortune to lose last Saturday evening
their little daughter Jessie. of menin-
gifts.
Miss Eulalia Burke has returned from
a protracted visit to the east
The herald., 1896-09-25
SANTA MONICA,
Journalist Fisher Addresses the Citizens
on Political Topics.

SANTA MONICA, Sept 24-The San
ia Monica Silver club held its second
weekly public meeting at the opera
house on Wednesday evening. twas q
peculiarly interesting one to those pres
ent on account of the fact that the vet
eran journalist, L. T. Fisher. who for
well nigh q score Of years championed
the cause Of every firestde of his fellow
townsmen In the Outlook, which he
started and edited until couple of years
ago. was to speak.
At the appointed hour, after Mr.. A.
Mooser had read the list of vice-presi-
dents, and introduced the speaker, Mr.
Fisher placed himself thrOuoghly in
command of the audience by few we'll
chosen Introductory remarks leading UP
to his subject, A Plea for the Common
People, the burden bearers" the wealth
producers who had been cheated In the
game Of life out of their just proportion
OF the wealth. His first thought was that
we are at the point where the ways d.
verge, claiming that the Hanna, McKin-
ley party pathway led to increased
monopolistic greed, power and arro-
gance, the pathway Of the Bryanites
being one which would give the wage
worker a fairer chance ID cause every
farmer "a me to sing aloud for Joy as the price
OF MS products reached figures which
would give him a fair remuneration for
his toll. The speaker likened the Palmer
gold Democratic party to the man who
bought bung hole to have q barrel
made around it, He made a telling hit
when, in describing the conventions, he
contrasted the twenty-five miles of pa
lace cars which brought the delegates
to the billion dollar Republican conven-
ton to the one held at Chicago where
the plain people assembled to choose a
leader with only the palace cars of the
bung hole Democracy in evidence. After
burning eulogy OF Bryan he touch ed
upon the tariff, showing completely the
hypocrisy of their talking tariff when
during the entire administration Of the
next president senate would exist
which would oppose any tariff iegIsia-
ton without free coinage of silver After
an earnest argument for the restoration
OF silver. he made an earnest plea for
the amelioration of the workers, carry.
Ing home many telling points with an
apt story.
Play in Mrs. McRyan's croouet
tournament was continued all day yes
terday. with the result of Mrs. Warning
and Miss Roberts winning the event.
Today there will be play in the series OF
games for the consolation prize in Mrs.
Tevis' tournament.
The herald., 1896-09-25

miles Of streets and avenues. It IL ex-
:petted that the connections will all be
made with the power house in Mil Creek
canyon and. the lamps all set. ready foY
nldmination, by the, LIST Of next month
Ihospeople are anxious for demonstra-
ttnus -but' the trustees are slow to act In
the matter: On Magnolia avenue clus-
ternsuf three Of the largest incandescent
sttghts ara suspended from each electric
light pole for three miles down the val
ley and 1t. 10 expected that the effect
NH be more beautiful than arc lights.
The funeral Of Fred w. Swofe. the
drst sheriff Of this county, occurred
from his late home in this city Wednes-
day afternoon. The attendance was
large. The. pallbearers were William
Collier. Judge Noyes. F. A. Miller. J.
Vanderbilt, A. 8. White and w. A. P,lr-
m&<on. Rev. G. A. Cleveland Of the
Hr4f Baptist church offlciated.
/: The Reynolds block IL fast nearing
completion. It is being wired for cleo
lrictty. and counters, shelving. show
windows. ETC.. are being finished up. II
will be one Of the most complete bust
ness blocks in Southern California
There are eleven arc lights and more
than 100 incandescents on the first and
second floors. Is b.
Geo. F.. Syer has purchased material
with which to improve his already fine
nome ON Brockton avenue.
The herald., 1896-09-25
NAf1oNAL FORESTRY COMMITTEE
Information From. DR.. Arnold Hague Of
the u. S. Geological Survey

DR.. Hague has come down the Goa st
through the forests and speaks of their
beauty and Importance. The doctor
was persuaded by Abbot Kinney to re-
turn from San Bernardino and visit
the Sierra Madres. The other members
have gone to San Jacinto and will then
proceed to Flagstaff and the grand
canyon, thence on to, the forest reserves
in Colorado. Mr.. Pfnchot, one of the
members went to Independence and
crossed the Sierra Nevadas alone on
foot. He reports the Sierras to be
marked by one scene of desolation af-
ter another and that, inspite Of all this
waste and injury to the great valley
water sheds, Congressman Bowers is
going to make fight to break up al,
forest reservations and prevent any
system Of firs, protection.
This political action is due to the
united front of sheep combine that has
parceled out the Sierra to the mutual
satisfaction of the members of the COM
bine and to; some timber thieves and a
few miners.
DR.. Hague says that proper forest
management does not interfere with
mining. In fact. no member Of this COM
mittee has such an idea. Nor, in ap-
propriate places. will any forest man
agement prevent the use of ripe tim
Der. What a forest management will
do sis to prevent waste and fire and to
regulate the use of the forest resources
so; that there will be law and order
and SO end the present shotgun policy
to hold claims and pastures, and the
fraud and stealing of timber from the
public domain. The first thing Is to
stop the fires. After that comes the
study Of regulations that will be fair.
liberal and Just. e
The doctor says that our Southern
California reservations are without SER
ious enemies But we should not lull
ourselves with the idea that this is the
casese elsewhere In the far north large
combines OF capital are seeking to mo-
nopolixe the entire standing timber Of
the great Oregon and Washington for
ests and Of the California forests also.
There IL no way. to do this without the
abrokation Of the forest reserves and the
entry Of the forest lands by hired men
suborned to perjury as has so long been
done by big lumber Arms. as they claim
from necessity and defective laws.
Southern California wants no such power
nut In. the hands Of = combine to add
to the cost OF our lumber. nor do we
want the forest flres which are deterior-
ating and Destroying our water sheds
: Consressnan Bowers. constituents
The herald., 1896-09-25
POMONA
Ditch Diggers Unearth a Skeleton
General Local News

POMONA. Sept. -W0rkinen, while
engaged in digging ditch for the new
water pipe line that Is being brought
into Pomona. today unearthed the sKel.
eton OF a man at denth-ntc1ty=twu
feet. ,>.
A meeting of the women Of the
Fourth ward is called for tomorrow,
Friday. at the home of Mrs, W., N.
Goodrich. 316 East Second street. Mrs.
Elizabeth Y. Gordon Of Lordsburg is
expected to deliver paper on the ques-
ton. Does Politics Need Women. This
paper has been read before the woman s
parliament in Los Angeles. -, -
The Independent Order Of Good Tenn
plars will tomorrow, Friday, evening
give another of their well attended
socials In McComas' hail.
Arthur Mcdonald Dole left this morn
ing for an absence Of several months in
the east. Mr.. Dole will visit Chicago,
New York and Boston, ell route to
Bangor, Me-, where he will spend some
time visiting relatives. Ultimately,
however, he will visit Cambridge, Mass.
to attend series of lectures at Har-
ward college, before entering that insti-
tuition next year on a post graduate
course. -, tt e.-,
No preaching will be held at the Meth
odist church sunday, on account of the
attendance or Rev. Corey. its pastor, at
the M. E. church general conference
now in session in Los Angeles.
L.. o. Ferguson of Glendora, 1t is an
nounced, Will fill the pulpit of the
Christian church Sunday in the absence
of Rev. Bowling.
The First Unitarian church have be-
gun services again. after their regular
summer vacation.
Frank D. Green is carrying his arm In
a sling as a result of a bad fall he re-
ceived while working on a house.
The Bryan Silver club have workmen
engaged today in erecting a cloth cover
over their open air stand next to the
postoff1ce where a big rally Is
announced to take place Saturday even
ing.
The Rev. George A. Dye and Frank
A. Cattern, the Populist- Democratic
candidate for assemblyman from this
district, will address the meeting.
Editor Ben Havner Of the Beacon is
wreathed in smiles over, the way. the
pictorial number of his paper. issued
last Saturday, takes" with the public.
The herald., 1896-09-25
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPECIALS

oompanied by Mrs Miller sasd dxuelter.
Ernest H. May Of p499d34A; Who 70
passing few weeks at, Corona do IIhaa
been Joined by Mrs May s2nd Stii; who
life. ~,
THE Rev. Edw. w. Meany Of Los An
geles ofilciated at Christ's church. Cor
onado, on Sunday last.
Charles H. Forbes, niece and two
daughters were recent Los Angeles Wis
itors here. $3.50 >.
2. s. Eldredge. national bank exam
liner, is here from San Francisco. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom r.. 'Roberte6H 0l
Los Angeles were among Wednesdays
arrivals at the hotel. X: 81, 81. 3 &
Geo. w. Ludlow and Mary Elisabeth
Ludlow are at Hotel del Coronado from
Los Angeles. 4slH Fst.s,.,s Is
F. w. Flint, jr., is dowa from Los An.
geles for q few days. IS s
The herald., 1896-09-25
ORANGE COUNTY.
Ready for a Big Silver Meet
ing-Notes.

] SANTA ANA, Sept. 4.-Preparations
as to platform and seats on the grounds
selected for the Senator White occa-
sion are nearly completed.
There will be seating capacity Of
1000. besides ample aisleroom for chairs.
Surrounding the seated area is CAM
pus sufficient to accommodate busgies
and other vehicles. The site will give
the orator the best acoustic advantages
possible to be obtained out Of doors.
Santa Ana Is getting ready to accom-
modate the most rousing and. in point
of numbers and enthusiasm. the great
est political gathering ever drawn to-
gether in her lovely valley. To say that
1000 people will be present is no exagger-
alton, and if the limit should reach
5000, the expectations of many will be
realized.
The Anaheim Gazette Of the oath inst
states that the rumor that the Santa
Fe would project a line from Santa Ana
west through Westminster II the South
ern Pacific put in the Alamitos spur has
been emphasized by q wager Of 500 by
a. Santa Fe man, and accepted by Dave
Rogers of Westminster. Santa Ana
does not desire to wrong Mr.. Rogers.
but she sincerely hopes he will prove
be the loser.
Judge Lamme informs the program
committee Of the Bryan club that he
will deliver an address in Santa Ana
on Saturday evening, October 10th.
Mr.. Burnett reports that houseful
of people, who were full of enthusiasm,
received the silver speakers at Buena
Park last evening.
Judge Rush of Los Angeles Is in the
city on legal business.
Efforts are being made to have the
Judge address the citizens of Orange
county under. the auspices of the vari-
GUS silver clubs of the county soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dix Ryan, parents Of
Southern California, left for their home
in Hastings. Neb., today. They are de-
lighted with Santa Ana and the Santa
Ana valley.
Mrs Eva Boone. daughter Of Mr.. A.
G. Mosher Of our city. leaves next Mon
day for Tucson. Ariz., on visit to her
aunt, Mrs. John Kennedy.
Mrs. M. p. Mills Of Mcpherson and
Mrs. Borel Of San Joaquin ranch Wis
tied Los Angeles today.
Miss Teefer left for Casco today, where
she will make her home with her broth
err. who is railroad agent at that sta
ton.
Mrs. Mary Barber of Kirwin, Kan,
will make her home in Orange county
Mrs. Bishop left for an extended visit
via Sioux City. to Chicago.
Henry Sears. assistant railroad agent
at Santa Monica, Is home visiting par
ents and friends.
Last evening the Wilbur Stock COM
pany played Innocent Bohemia to full
house, Miss Alice Roseland sustaining
the character of Rosa Colombier. The
Streets of New York will be presented
tonight.
Henry Neill is so very hoarse from
practicing that he says he will not be
able to sing a solo at the White meeting
next Saturday.
The Ladies' Bryan club met in the
reading room of the Bryan club this
afternoon. Full arrangements for dec
orations and other preparations for the
White occasion Of the 26th inst. were
| made. /!
The case involving the franchise Of
the Santa Ana and Orangs street rail-
| way was argued today before Judge
| Towner, who has taken 1t under advise
ment until tomorrow at 2 p. m.
The herald., 1896-09-25
NORWALK.

b NORWALK, Sept. 24.-On Wednesday
night Bryan Silver club was organ
ICED at Norwalk with membership of
seventy-six. Many more will join at
once. The following officers were
elected: President, E. H. Wilson; vice
president. Ben Branscomb: secretary,
Roy Porter; treasurer, Mr.. Stiff1er.
John Dolland. Of local fame, was
called upon for a speech. After the
close Of his remarks the meeting ad-
journed to meet next Monday night,
when good speakers will be present
to address the meeting.
The herald., 1896-09-25
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FILLMORE.

FILLMORE. Ventura county, Sept
A.-Thomas o. Toland. Democratic and
Populist candidate. spoke to large and
enthusiastic audience here last night,
making many new signers for the Bry-
an Free Silver club. -, lt
Toland and Grimes speak tonight at
Bardsdale. Saturday night Judge
Thompson and Grimes speak. at Las
Posas. and Toland speaks at the same
time at Simi People here are pushing
the fight vigorously. Toland speaks at
Firu school house Friday night.
The herald., 1896-09-25
SAN DIEGO.
Information Regarding the Japanese
Steamships-TheC ity's Water.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 24.-President
Morse of the chamber of commerce is in
receipt Of letter from A. H. Butler,
written in New York, in which Mr.. But
Ter says that he will soon leave for San
Diego Upon his arrival here Mr.. But
Ter says he can make a full explana tioa
of the status of the proposed Japanese
steamship line. Mr.. Butler intimate
that he had several conversations with
President Asano before the latter left
New York for Europe, and was led to the
belief that compromise proposition
might be agreed upon.
Judge Torrance has been occupied all
week in hearing argument in the suit
brought to set aside the issue of 81. 500 900
city bonds for the acquisition Of a water
system. The case will probably occupy
the attention of the court all this week.
William Mead, alias Christ Kid" has
at last been captured and landed safely
in the state prison.
Prof. Anthony and wife, Charles H.
Herbert e. and e. E. Anthony and Col
Scott ]. Anthony and wife of Denver
composed a fishing party outside the
heads yesterday and in three hours had
captured over ton of fine fish. Consid-
cradle of the catch was given away. and
finally a local dealer offered So for ton
and the trade was closed.
Enthusiastic meetings In favor of Bry-
an and free silver are held almost every
evening in this city and there is no ques-
ton but that this cause is gaining
ground here. The county especially is
reliably reported to be largely in favor
of free coinage.
The first detachment Of winter brake
beam tourists arrived here yesterday
some fifteen III all. and upon their ar
rival were surprised by the police off1c-
ers and taken to the county jail.
Contracts were recorded yesterday for
the erection Of a handsome brick church
for the Congregationalists. The building
is estimated to cost $4,000 and is to be
finished by March next.
The herald., 1896-09-25
SOLDIERS HOME
Admissions Stopped by the Board 0
Managers For the Present

The board Of managers of the national
home have Issued orders that no NOR.
admissions to any Of the branches be
made until further instruction.
The Pacific branch has therefore stor-
ped receiving new men. 1t Is desired tina
this Information be made as public as
possible.
Applicants must not come to the home
In expectation that they will be ad-
mitted. as the order OF the board ex-
pressly prohibits admissions at present.
The herald., 1896-09-25
SAN DEMANDING.

SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. 24.-The
Republican convention met today and
nominated for the assembly 7. H. Goff !;
Judge, F. r. Oster; supervisors, First
district. John Turner: Third, r. H.
Franklin: Fifth. w. s. Grow. an advo-
cate Of woman suffrage.
The herald., 1896-09-25
REDLANDs..

N REDLANDs. Set. "a. = Senator
Stephen M. White addressed an audi
enee of 1900 people here tonight, under
the auspices Of the Bryan club.
The herald., 1896-09-25


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