The herald., 1896-11-26
RIVERSIDE.
Entries for Thanksgiving Day Races
Irrigators' Meeting.

Irrigators' Meeting.
RIVERSIDE, Nov. 25.-The following
are the entries for the Thanksgiving
races at Halls race track in this city:
First race, trotting and pacing, mile
heats. best two in three, second class:
T. NJ. Pulley's b. m, Ruth, driven Ivy
T. j. Pulley
c. Lafadie's b. 6. Marco, R. Coving-
ton.
c. p Wilkinson's b. g. Prince. c. p.
Wilkinson.
Second race. pacing. one-half mile
heats. best two in three:
H. Waddingto b. s. Riverside Wood,
driven by H. Waddington.
r. r. Smiths br. $. Harry H., B. +.
Smith.
r. l.. Bettners ch. M Polo Maid r.
l.. Bettner.
Third race, running. one-half mile
DASH
Frank Beams b. g. Red Dick ridden
by Long
j. S. Purdy's b. g. C. H P.
L. Trujillo's ch. G. Cleveland, Rubi-
doux.
Fourth race. trotting and pacing,
mile heats. best two in three. first class
w NJ. Bartee's ch 6. Skip, driven by
r. Covington.
G. W. Dickson's ch. g. Sunday. G. w.
Dickson.
A. Nelson's br. g. Pinch. A Nelson.
peat Fifth race. running, one-fourth
mile and repeat, for ponies:
o. Bulrelrs h. m. Little Minnie, rid
den by E. Gillens.
r Blodgett's g. m. Minnie B.
George Noland's ch. m. Mermaid, No
Ian.
C. e Mands b. m. Nancy Lee. Weber.
r. L. Bettner's br. G. Coyote. John
Norton
The first race will be called promptly
at o'clock.
The heats of races ore ard two and
four and five will be sandwiched.
Marshal. Captain w. p. Johnson.
Starter. p. X. Klenefelter.
Judges. F. J Hall, ir.. L. w Cox. Chas.
Anderson.
Timers. b. H. Gaylord w. A. Hayt,
Dudley Duyckinch.
Steps are being taken to organize
social dancing club among the young
people 1t is intended to make the club
of not less than thirty male members.
each paying a membership fee of 50.
A meeting for organization is called Cor
December 4th. Those issuing the call
are p. X. Frarkerheimer. c. o. Alkira,
NJ. NJ Milice ard Stanley ]. Castleman.
There is to he ameeting of those inter
ested in the Perris irrigati ton district
at Perris this evening, at which the mat
ter of contesting the legality of the
$50, 900 irrigation bonds issued to the
Bear Valley company is to be considered.
The people feel very indignant over the
way they have been treated. promises
of certain amount of water having
been made when the bonds were voted,
and only q tenth of the water having
been furnished. 1t is understood that
c. C. Wright. author of the Wright act.
will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howery Mrs.
Lou Howery and Miss Sadie Howery Of
Perris had very serious accident Sun
day in coming to Riverside. While IN
the grade the harness of one of the
horses gave way and the team ran away
and upset the buggy near a big fill Miss
Howerv going over the emha nknl ent
and falling about fifty feet very seri-
ouslv iniurine her. The other occupants
Of the buggy were not seriouely hurt
1t is understood that the Southern
Pacific company IS going to soon com
nence the erection of a new passenger
depot at the corner Of Seventh and Mar
ket streets The promise Is that ii viii
be building which will be a credit to the
city.
Mrs Edith G. Williams. wife of Rov
A. C. Williams. the new minister e the
NJ. z. church here. died at her home in
this city yesterday evening.