The herald., 1896-12-31
RIVERSIDE
The Butterfly Club Entertains 1t
Friends-General News

The Butterfly Club Entertains It's
Friends-General News
RIVERSIDE, Dec. SO.-The Butterfly
club, composed of the elite of society
young folks in this city, entertained a
number of their friends at the beautiful!
residence of George F. Leger. 261 Brock
ton avenue. last evening. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening, and
the lovers of the tWo-step and waltz
enjoyed themselves until the wee small
hours, after which light refreshments
were served. Those present. including
the club members were: Misses Doris
Heap, Maude Hicks. Anna Rice, Hattie
Hamilton, Leila Allott, Maude Chap
man, Ethel Hewitt. Louise Kingman,
Lizzie Price, Esther Stebbins, Helen,
Georgia, Dell and Josie Leger, Messrs
Charles Rouse, Joseph Bordwell, Ray
Newman, George Kingman, Percy
Davis, Ralph. Hamilton. II. johnson,
Norb Stebbins. Harry Fleming. Frank
Jefferson, Ramsey Gage. Norman Irv-
ing. A. Aldrich and Mr.. Sprague of Po-
mona and Mr.. Foster of Cleveland. o.
The Riverside baseball team are not
sure whether they will play here or not.
New Years day. The Rediands nine
wants a guarantee of $25 but the boys
cannot afford to give it. A challenge
has been sent to the San Jacinto boys,
but no word has been received. If there
is no game decided upon by tonight. the
Riverside boys will accept the challenge
of the Santa Paula boys and play there.
Alexandra Aduel was brought up from
Union today and lodged in Jail to serve
out ten days sentence for stealing
oranges.
Proofs of labor on twenty-three mines
and location notices of the following
mines were filed today: BERTHE placer
mine, situate in Tanquitz district, by
w. II. Hill: Gold Knob placer claim, in
Tanquitz district. by c. w. Lockwood;
San Francisco quartz mine. by F. $.
Samuels: White Tanks quartz mine, by
j. l.. Nudge and David Meacham.
A location notice of the Hustler mine.
situated in the Eagle Mountain mining
district, was filed today by Frank Bax-
ter. The locator claims this mine will
come up in value to anything yet found
in Randsburg.
The Riverside Water company has
force of men cleaning the canal in the
vicinity of the park of a large amount
of debris, mostly sand and weeds, that
has gathered there the past few months.
The examine alton of c. J. Hamblin and
Frank Sibley. charged with an assault
on Benito Ortego with deadly weapon,
which was to have come off before Just
ice Mills this morning at 10 o'clock, was
postponed by consent of all parties un-
til next Monday at 10 a. m.
James Miller was brought in from In
dio last evening and lodged in Jail to
serve out ten days sentence for mis-
demeanor. He preferred getting free
ride on the train to walking.
There was today placed on file with
the county recorder a mortgage from
Mathew Gage ct ux to Thomas Brins-
mead and Charles Goddard of London,
England. on section 30. township north.
range west, and 12S inches of water of
the Gage canal The mortgage is for
100000 at 10 per cent interest and pay
able in five years. This is land for which
Mr.. Gage recently 0obtained patent
from the United States.
The home of Miss Hattie Wheeler. on
the corner of Twelfth and Walnut, Will
be the scene of gay festivities New
Years eve. where the handsome young
hostess will entertain a large number
Of her young friends. The old year will
be bidden a sad farewell ard the new
one welcomed with fond expectations.
The petition for letters of administra
ton in the matter of the estate of Mich
ael G. Madden, deceased. was fled to-
day by Luther c. Russell. The hearing
was set for January 11th, 1887.
A complaint was filed today, in which
]. II. Williams is plaintiff and l.. c. Tib-
bets ct al, defendants. Cause of action
is for rent of lot II, block Z, Tibbets
traea, S25.