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The herald., 1896-09-05
SANTA ANA
Silver Supporters Turn Out to Hear Hazsrd1
Notes

N0te9
SANTA ANA, Sept. At was an
eager and respectable audience which
filled Spurgeon's hall to overflowing
last evening to listen to the speech of
Hon. H. T. Hazard of Los Angeles. 1t
was past o'clock when Chairman Booty
introduced Mr.. Hazard, who for an hour
and fifteen minutes held the close atten-
ton of his audience. He discussed prin-
cipally 1.-The Crime of 49," and his
utterances were punctuated with frer
quent bursts Of applause.
1t was announced that Judge Lamme
has consented to address the club in the
near future.
The silver ladies Of Santa Ana will
meet in Spurgeon's hall this evening to
organize Ladies' Bryan Silver club
1t is announced that the Mckinley
club of Santa Ana has secured the Ser
vices of Mr.. w. NJ Peck for two ad-
dresses in this city next week. Dates
not yet given.
Good fishing at Newport wharf has
attracted the fishermen of the San Pc
dro Canning company. On last Wednes-
day. by means of purse nets and hooks
and lines, they captured four tons Of
yellowtail. sardineS and mackerel. 1t is
said the yellowtail were SO plentiful and
hungry that the net haulers had to
beat them off with poles in order to
land the nets which were crowded with
sardines.
Mr. Mann, for two years head clerk in
Pasener's dry goods store in this city,
left today for the City of Mexico where
he Is engaged by a Spanish firm which
is opening large tailoring establish
ment.
DR.. w. T. Orme. veterinary surgeon
from San Bernardino, will be In this
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city tomorrow. Mr.. J. M. Sare informs
us that DIR. Orne comes to locate.
Otis M. keesy, late from Texas, and
Miss Anna Denneen, both residents of
Santa Ana, were united in matrimony
at the Richmond last night
Mr.. F. c. Buren, has gone on pleasure
trip to the bay and climate city.
Colonel A.\B. Paris, who was a can :
didate for attorney general. is expected
to visit Santa Ana soon, and will dis
cuss Bryan and silver.
A. A. Stuart, lately in the employ Of
the McFadden Lumber company, has
engaged as advertiser and solicitor with
Mr. F. Martin of Ventura for rubber
roof painting.
ID. M. Baker. chairman of the Orange
county Democratic central committee,
has received communication from
Hon. s. NJ. White stating that he will
address the citizens Of Orange county
between the Goth and 25th insts. on the
political issues.
Tomorrow the primaries of the DEM
ocrats. Populists and Republicans are
to be held in this county. The Populis.s
ana Democrats hold their convention
9th.
The Catholic church is being rebuilt
1t occupies the site of the old church
Chris Mcneil is experimenting the con-
struction.
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RIVERSIDE
New Stock for the City's Use-Personal and
Social

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 4.-The CITY trus-
tees, after thoroughly tiring of the
'blooded" horses purchased sometime
since In Kern county at q good round
price, have purchased another team.
coming little nearer home this time
by buying in San Bernardino. The
price paid for these horses was 500
each. 1t is hoped they will have better
success this time.
The challenge trophy cup to be COM
peted for in the twenty-five mile road
team race, September 9, Is on exhibit
tion in the window of Matthew's can
dy kitchen.
The residences of the city, or a re-
spectacle number of them, are being
wired for electricity.
Mrs. Gaylor Rouse has gone to An
tioch, Contra Casta county, to visit old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Randall of Hotel
de Moreno were Riverside visitors yes
terday
Judge Potter has returned from his
outing at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Schmitker has gone
to Santa Monica for a few days outing
George F. Seger returned last evening
over the Santa Fe from eastward.
James Boyd is taking a few days rest
at Santa Monica.
Capt J. s. France Of Moreno was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. K. Seburn has returned from
Newport Beach, where she has been
summering.
Mrs. Hearst, daughter of l. L. Spen-
GER, left for her home at Phoenix, Ariz.,
yesterday after spending the summer
in Riverside.
Prof. John Findley. teacher Of philos-
ophy at the University of Southern Cal
ifornia at Los Angeles, left Riverside
yesterday to take his position in the
college, which opens next Tuesday.
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ranch on the lower waters of the stream

ranch on the lower waters Of the stream
may bring.
The new artesian we'll recently COM
pleted by the Santa Barbara Water COM
pany is yielding at a rate of ten inches
per day. and Is now being syphoned to
the company's caisson.
The Consolidated Electric company
have now put a force of men at work
stringing their trolley wire. But little
remains to be done at their new power
house, the electric machinery. engines,
boilers, etc, all being in good working
order so that on the arrival of the new
carmine colored cars from the manufac-
turer In San Francisco the road will be
ready for travel. The officers of the COM
pany are confident that the hum of the
trolley will be heard not later than the
18th of this month.
Owen H. Stafford has been appointed
secretary of the Santa Barbara lemon
growers exchange. This office has been
filled for the past few months by A. NJ
Lynes. one of the directors, who, owing
to the pressure Of his private business,
Is forced to resign. The exchange is far
exceeding the estimates made for the
fruit necessary to make the undertaking
financial success. Several carloads Of
lemons have recently been disposed of, T.
Q: b., Santa Barbara, at figure greater
than ever received before by packer or
grower. The new building is also very
anu l<ltticy Tie IidAdB
er, Is confident of successful year
The latest news from the bean fields
of Carpenteria and Ventura is some
what discouraging. One expert, who
this week went carefully over the
grounds, reports that although harvest
Ing Is now going on and no accurate esti-
mate can be made until the threshing
begins, still 1t is now evident that less
than go per cent Of full crop will be
gathered. ThiS in the face of the fact
that the new acreage this year exceeds
10000 acres in the two counties. The
prices quoted are also very low.
Allen 8. Boyd today moved with his
family to his ranch at Los Olivos, where
he will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Oothout are ex-
pected to return to the city this week,
after spending tlt summer at Lenor,
Mass.
Col. James G. Deadrick of Carpenteria
and w. A. Hayne, Jr., of Montecito, will
appear before the Democratic county
convention for the nomination for su-
pervisor from the First district.
A certificate of nomination naming
Hon. Walter b. Cope as an Independent
| candidate for superior Judge. is in cir
culation today, receiving hundreds of
signatures. In this county the Office Of
superior judges has been taken out Of
politics. none Of the conventions will
nominate candidates and 1t is probable
that the present Democratic encumbent
will be reelected without any opposi-
ton.
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VENTURA
State and County Politics Demanding Atten.
tlon-Pusiness Notes

State and County Politics Demanding Atten-
tion-Pusiness Notes
VENTURA, Sept. 4.-The intense in
terest in the presidential campaign is
partially diverted for the time being
to state and county politics.
On the 18th inst. the Democrats and
Populists will hold their county con-
ventions, at which nominees for superb
or judge, assemblymen and delegates
to the senatorial convention Of this SEN
atorial district, and for three SUPER
vIsors will be selected. 1t is the opinion
of many in the city that the Populists
will nominate Judge Fl. L. Poplin for
superior Judge, and that the Democrats
will indorse the nomination.
Either Hon. r. A. Dague, formerly
q Republican state senator in Iowa and
now the editor of the Santa Paula
Chronicle. and an enthusiastic free sill
yer man, or Thomas o. Toland, the re-
cent very determined champion of Geo.
S. Patton's congressional aspirations,
will be nominated for assemblyman.
They each have warm supporters, and
either would make strong candidate.
The delegates from this convention to
the senatorial convention will probably
favor the nomination Of w. T.. Shepherd
of Ventura, who, 1t seems Is conceded
to have claims above other aspirants
on account Of the strong fight he made
in the district for the senatorship four
years ago. Mr.. Shepherd is said to be
Democrat, but with strong Populist pro-
clivities, and warm friend of Senator
White. If the Santa Barbara conven-
ton comedies, he will unquestionably
be elected.
Hon. Thomas A. Rice is a strong can
didate for the Saticoy supervisoral dis
trict. although f. c. Crane, a merchant
at Saticoy, has many warm supporters
who believe that he is decidedly the best
man for the place. F. Hartman,
staunch free silver Democrat and pro-
prietor of the Anacapa hotel, Is the only
candidate named for supervisor of the
Ventura district. He is the present SUI
pervisor and will doubtless be elected
by large majority. The supervisoral
contest in the Ojai district has not vet
assumed definite shape. and I cannot
ascertain who has the best chance.
The free silver sentiment in this coun-
ty is steadily growing. and the work of
thoroughly organizing the county by
having free silver clubs in every pre-
cinct will soon be completed.
Santa Paula sent three trains of pro-
duce to the east Tuesday, consisting of
thirty-six cars of beans and eight cars
of dried fruit and olive OIL
The special article on Ventura coun-
ty which appeared in last Sundays Her.
aid is pronounced to be one of the most
comprehensive and accurate ever writ
ten on this county.
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The Americus club held its regular

The Americus club held its regular
drill this evening
The Universalist church, which has
been closed for most of the summer, will
be opened with sacred concert next
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The funeral of the late Mrs. ]. II.
Merriam will be held from the family
residence on West Walnut street at 1
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. c. T.
Douglass officiating. The interment
will be made in Mountain View ceme-
terry.
The annual meeting of Tournament
of Roses association will be held next
Monday afternoon at o'clock in the
rooms of the board of trade. There will
be an election of officers and the trans
action of other important business.
Phillip, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bicknell. died this morning at
II o'clock, The funeral will be held at
the residence on North Los Robles av-
enue Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Miss Bates returned yesterday from
visit at Santa Monica.
James Grosbeck leaves for Chicago on
Thursday to enter the art school,
A. K. McQuilling and family have re-
turned from Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. U. Mariner left this
morning for San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eason went to
San Diego this morning.
Mrs. J. F. Mullin, wife of Mr.. Mullin Of
the Blinn Lumber company, Is in the
city on a visit.
Tillman Robson made visit to San
Diego today.
Mrs. J. w. Camper has returned from
the east.
w. c. Mason left yesterday for Po-
mona on business.
John p. Tyson of South Catalina ave-
rue returned yesterday from stay at
the island.
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rocks, etc. The party included II. c.
Johnson, Thomas f. Keefe, Judge Aus
tin, B. Bleisner, Frank H. Flood, Mrs.
Anna johnson. Ada Keefe Sadie Flood,
Miss T. Marian, Mrs. Mellett and Mas
ter Mellett.
Among those registered at the Glen
more are Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Bryant. Ida
I. Thomas, A. and GRANGE E. Thomas, J.
b. Nichols, Los Angeles
Margaret Marshal, the character ac-
trcss. has returned to San francisco.
Those arriving at Swanfelds s camp are
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Eley, X. S. Haupt,
Mrs. Hunter, ]. w. Whitley, C. A. Robb,
and son. Chas. Baker.
The following yachting party arrived
from San Diego on the Hattie: Capt
Albert Treaty.. w. b. Prentice, Paul
Bancroft, Harry Green. New York, and
Tom Wells of Denver.
Among the Metropoie arrivals are Mr..
c. w. Booth. and H. r. Shirley of New.
York; c. c. Haskins and family of Los
Angeles; Mr.. F. N. Bancroft of Denver
Skating at the rink still continues.
The bathing is enjoyed by all the new
arrivals.
The herd of deer at Banning park has
been increased by the arrival on the
steamer of beautiful doe.
The weather is delightful here and
sickness is not bothering any one al
present.
The herald., 1896-09-05
SANTA MONICA
Opening Of the Farmers Institute General
News Notes

opening OF tue FARMERS ln0tltute-Oenef0l
New, Notes
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 4.-Today the
farmers institute opened with a large
attendance at the Methodist church
The lady orchestra from the Arcadia
enlivened the session with its melody.
The program today was intensely in
teresting, especially the articles by ]. s.
Calkins of Pomona on Olive Culture,
and Leland Lyons on Orange Culture.
Three sessions will be held tomorrow
in accordance with the program pub
lished heretofore
Judge Wells sentenced drunk today
to three dollars or three days and the
amount was paid.
Thomas Pillow was arrested today on
a warrant issued by Judge Wells for OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses. He
pleaded not guilty and will have his pre-
liminary hearing Tuesday, September
10th, before Judge Weller.
Street superintendent Lowman has
created superb spirit of sidewalk lay
ing in our citizens and in consequence in
every direction the good work is going
on. He is also building new culverts to
carry off rain water which are dandies.
Mr. John Gee is convalescing I am
happy to state, after prolonged ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKittrick gave last
night an exceedingly charming enter
tainment. it being a sheet and pillow
case party.
Miss Meta Grassett Is spending a week
with Mrs. d. d. Acker.
Mr. C. A. Loomis has left for his mines
in the Goler and Randsburg district.
The new houses on Third street of
Mrs. Dunyea and Tolles are fast nearing
completion and will be ready for occu-
pancy shortly.
Messrs, L. D. Snits, A. NJ. Montgomery
and Frank Weaver will give ball at
Fckert & Hopf's pavilion September Is.
The Misses LOOMS give an ice party
tonight in honor of Miss Edith Nichol-
son of Detroit. That is, it will be cold
reception the youEg lady will receive in
the refreshment line, but in cordiality
il will be midsummer night festival.
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REDONDO
Jolly nasque Bsli-0eneraI News Items and
Personals

Jolly r1asque 6a1l-0eneraI News Items and
Personals
REDONDO, Sept. 4.-The mask ball
at Foresters' hall yesterday evening was
one of the most enjoyable social affairs
of the season. and the members of Prof.
Hollands dancing academy have reason
to be proud of their efforts. There were
about sixty maskers on the floor, besides
ABOUT an equal number not in costume
Foresters' hall never held a bigger or a
Jollier crowd. Dancing began at 0
O'Clock. From that time until IL the
place presented gala appearance, as the
merry throng moved about in a bewil-
dering maze Of color and strange make
ups.
At II o'clock there was a lull in the
merry madness and the judges, Mines.
Bryant, Monroe and Hargrave and
Messrs. w. J. Hess and George Stewart,
retired to deliberate. Shortly after
ward they delivered the following salts
factory verdict: First prize for best
dressed lady awarded to Miss Margaret
walsh. costumed as gypsy: best dress
ed gentleman. ]. J. Roach, as page; best
sustained character, lady, Sadie Shafer.
as Topsy; best sustained character. gen
tleman. Joe Rosine. as Chinaman; most
original character. G. b. Smith, who ap-
peared as Uncle Sam, with a prominent
When the prizes had, been awarded
dancing was continued until a late hour.
Th1s has been a lucky day with the
fishermen. The bonita have begun to
run, and large quantities were landed
tnls morning from both wharves. Sew
eral nne specimens of deep sea smelt
We're also captured.
Miss Hatchet of Monrovia is VISITING
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Payne.
A party of young people have arranged
10 drlve over to San Pedro In a taIly-ho
10 attend party there tomorrow even
ing.
The Republicans held q caucus here
last night and prepared the following
tIcket Tor the primaries tomorrow:
w. j. Hess, F. III. Lemon, Charles Mar
TN. u. A Brunson, w. D. Whetmore
and d. J. Parker.
MISS Nollie Bauchet Of Los Angeles
is visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. Fred c. Melluns.
III. ID. Smith. manager of the Redondo
Lumber company, will leave for a three
weeks visit in Denver tomorrow.
Samuel Simonds Of sar Francisco was
in town on business today.
George B. Perkins of Phoenix. Ar,z.
is here spending a part of his vacation
at his old home.
Miss Lola Jones of Los Angeles. who
has been visiting with Mrs. George w.
Rushton, returned to her home today.
Miss Maize Ambrose of Los Angeles,
after enjoying pleasant outing at the
seaside. has returned to her home in Los
Angeles.
The schooner Azelia Is due from Sc
attle with a cargo Of lumber.
George Cook, who left here over a year
ago to seek g fortune in other fields,
returned from the gold fields of Mo-
Jave today with number Of fine speci-
mems Of gold quartz. Mr. Cook has To-
Gated promising claim to which he
Will return as soon as he has breathed
the cool air of Redondo long enough
to recover his wonted strength.
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element or misappropriation sf yuoo1o
money, and no person who shall noe -
able to read the constitution in the E1
lish language. and write his or her n
shall ever exercise the privilege qf an e3pe-
tor in this state; provided, that the ~.
visions of this amendment relative- " ~
educational qualification shall not apply ~
any person prevented by a physical d14s
ability from complying with its requisl-
tions. nor to any person who now has ~
right to VOTE nor to any person W1l>
sEali be sixty years of age and upward
at the time this amendment shall ta1co
effect.
NOW. THEREFORE,. Pursuant to the
provisions of the constitution. ana an Get
OF the legislature entitled AN act to pro-
vide for the submission of certain propeseA
amendments to the constitution of the
state or California to the Qualified clectof4
Tor their approval" approved March z. -.
-. 1883, the said amendments as submit.
ted, to be separately voted upon by balI6s
by the qualified electors of the state. on
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CORONADO
WeII-Known People Seeking Rest At the Big
Caravausary

Set1VeUboty
CORONADO, Sept. 4-E. C. Webster
of PasadenS visited Coronado on the
1st and took in the Republican mass
meeting in San Diego.
The family Of H. NJ. Lutz, vice presi-
dent OF the National bank Of California,
Los Angeles. have engaged apartments
for a visit at the hotel.
The residence of w. Austin Goodman
was the scene of pretty reception on
Tuesday. The spacious rooms were
decked with flowers and were thronged
with the cream of Coronado society. The
house was named and christened by
Rev. DR.. Chichester of Los Angeles, and
now bears the cognomen of Del Mar.
Light refreshments were served during
the afternoon.
Miss Ellen Stuart, daughter Of w. C.
Stuart Of Pasadena. and Miss Leila Hol-
terhoff. daughter of Godfrey Holterhoff
of Los Angeles, are mentioned as ac-
compiished swimmers at Coronado this
year.
|. Mrs. r. G. Widney Of Los Angeles is
staying at the hotel Mr. Widney is
in the city for few days, but expects
to return here again with party of
friends.
Miss Helen Givens of Pasadena is
making ten days visit in the bay re-
gion. dividing her time between the
Hotel del Coronado and Chula Vista, her
former home, where she is a guest In
the family of Col. Rippey.
George q. Cannon, formerly congress-
man from Utah, and Wiford Woodruff
OF Salt Lake. president of the Mormon
church. have been staying at the hotel,
accompanied by their families. Bishop
Woodruff, although past 80, is an active
fisherman, and assisted in landing a
nne haul at the banks here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Wybro, Los An
geles, paid Coronado a brief visit early
in the week.
Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff entertained
on Tuesday with bowling party at the
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs c. P. Morehouse and
daughter, Miss Vera Morehouse, are
Pasadena guests here
Mrs. Price and family, who have been
renting cottage here during the sum
mer. return to Los Angeles tomorrow.
The Rev. George Nelson Diego of st.
Paurs Mission (EpiscopaD, Coronado.
has accepted a call to st. Luke's church.
Los Gatos, and Will begin his duties
there about the middle of the month.
George d. Ruddy of the tax collectors
office. Los Angeles, is at Coronado with
his bride. formerly Miss Ella A. Giles.
w. T. Bishop of the Bishop company.
Los Angeles. is here, accompanied by
Mrs. Bishop.
G. A. Bartlett is late arrival from
Los Angeles.
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SAN BERNARDINO
Right Of Way rlatters-A Reform Wave.
News Notes

i>SWo NVtGo
SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 4.-Mr. G.
A. Atwood, who went to San Diego to in
terview the representative of the Wat
erman estate in regard to granting a
right of way to the Southern Pacific
over the Waterman property, on the
east side of e street and adjoining Mill
street on the north, returned yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Atwood says that his
trip was very encouraging.
Robert e. Bledsoe will speak in Riv-
erside tonight before the Bryan club.
Col. Paris is doing Los Angeles to-
day on legal business.
The reform wave has again struck
San Bernardino, and a petition Is now in
circulation asking the trustees to en-
force the ordinance against houses of
ill-fame. 1t is asked that all houses of
ill-repute be removed from their pres
ent locations and placed in the portion
of the city known as Squaw flat, which
is off Third street below Chinatown,
which will place them off of all thorough
fares.
No plan Of fusion was agreed upon at
the meeting of the Democratic and Pop
ulist conference committees yesterday.
A meeting will be held again Monday.
Nelse Hansew, who was on trial for
living in and about house Of ill-fame,
was found guilty today. He will be SEN
fenced Thursday.
Democrats in general express them
selves as against turning out to hear
w. A. Harris in this city Saturday night.
Another warm wave struck the city
today.
Miss Elizabeth Burt left today to visit
relatives in San Francisco.
DR.. H. H. Guthrie is in the city from
Antelope valley.
Mrs r. H. Curtis and family are home
from their summer outing in Mill Creek
canyon.
Col. A. B. Paris and M. c. McKenney
will address the Yuciapa Silver club
Saturday night.