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The herald., 1896-12-27

caused by alighting Chinaman fashion
from an electric car after q Christmas
celebration In Los Angeles.
The choir Of the First Presbyterian
church will give praise service Sunday
evening, assisted by c. E. Quinan, violin,
and C. w. Stevens. cello. OF Los Angeles.
w. H. Thomas appeared before the re-
corder this morning. and pleaded not
guilty to the charge of selling liquor at
his place, the Omaha restaurant, on
South Fair Oaks avenue. His trial was
set for next Saturday, January 2, before
a jury.
A game of base ball was played at the
c. c. c. c. track yesterday afternoon be-
tween a Pasadena club and a nine from
Compton, the latter team suffering their
first defeat at the ratio Of nine to five.
1t was good game and was witnessed
by a fair-5ized audience.
PERSONAL
Mrs. L. c. Torrance left today for the
east.
@. s. Gibbs spent Christmas with his
family In Los Angeles.
Among recent arrivals are H. T. Fran
cis and family of Springfield Mass.
Miss Starbuck of Marengo avenue is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. ]. e. Var
mum, of Elsinore.
Principal j. d. Graham OF the public
schools is attending a session Of the
board of education.
DR.. and Mrs Hayes, former residents,
are in the city for the winter, staying at
the Casa Grande.
Mrs. William Allen has issued invita-
tions for an informal dance Tuesday of
next week.
A. D. Cody. SON of Judge Cody OF Palm
etto Drive, is in the city from Chicago to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Ulrich of Chicaxo are at
the Green for the winter.
Col. and Mrs. Banbury spent Christmas
with the colonel's brother at Pomona.
Miss Martha Brenner is i'll.
G. P. Lyman spent yesterday with his
brother at Covina.
Mrs. l. N. Todd is confined to the house
by Illness.
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well patronizsd The boys on both sides
played exceedingly we'll up to the fifth
inning. when Santa Ana went COM
pletely to pieces. The game stood 4 to
2 in favor of Riverside In the fourth. and
then Riverside simply walked away with
the game, making s to Santa Ana's 0 in
the next three innings. The boys quit
playing the first half Of the eighth
inning. Score, IL to 8 in favor of River
side.
In the shoot Of Company M for the
medals yesterday, Capt. Eason still re-
tains the first-class medal by score OF
A, and Will Pam captures the second
class medal from Lieut. Bedwell by a
score of AZ.
Miss Cora Marshall Of Pueblo. Colo.
Is in the city on q visit to Mrs e. d.
Tracy. Miss Marshall will probably re-
main through the winter.
There were at least sixty couples at
the dance given by E. e. Whitney last
evening at Odd Fellows hall
Arrangements are being ma,le by Com
pany M for the celebration of their an
niversary, Jan. 4th, at the armory. The
real date Of the anniversary is the Sd,
but that date coming on Sunday the
celebration will be on the 4th. An in
vitation has ben extended to the G. A. r.
and w. r. c. to join in the festivities.
Company M will attend the public in
stallation Of the G. A. r. and w. r. c.
officers Jan. 18th at Odd Fellows hall.
The company will be in uniform.
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SANTA BARBARA.
Channel City Children Are Proud of
Their Parents.

SANTA BARBARA. Dec. 26.-The
Channel City may well feel proud of its
fitting observance of Christmas. APP
propriate ceremonies were conducted
in the following churches: The Old
Mission, the Catholic parochial church.
Trinity Episcopal church, Grace M. L.
church, First Congregational church
and Unity church. A number of enter
tainments and Christmas tree displays
took place during the evening. The
fire department gave an elegant banquet
and dance at the city hall to seventy-five
people. A pleasant family reunion oc-
CURED at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
s. H. Garfield, 1926 East Sola street.
A football game between the college
and Belmont boys on one side and the
Berkeley university team on the other
will be played Monday afternoon at Oak
park. AS the men are all famous ath-
letes the contest promises to be the best
scientific exhibition of football ever
given in Southern California. The repu-
tation of the University team is well es-
tablished, while the Belmont team comes
fresh from its recent victories over
Stanford, Berkeley and the University
of Nevada.
Scores Of hobos found 1t convenient to
spend Christmas in Santa Barbara
Fifteen were landed at the county jail
yesterday morning, and eleven found
quarters In the city prison.
H. G. Crane has instituted, proceed
ings in the superior court against the
city OF Santa Barbara to annul the
election held November II, 1896, which
resulted In the defeat of the new city
charter. The grounds alleged in the
complaint consist of charges of fraud
against the boards Of election.
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POMONA.
Local Basecallists Still Jubilakine-A
Celebrater Feels Sad.

POMONA, Dec. 26.-In the Christmas
game Of ball played here yesterday af-
ternoon between the home nine and the
Tufts-Lyons club of Los Angeles. who
are the Pacific coast champions, the
former won the game, the score stand
ing s to 4 in Pomona's favor. To say
that our boys are elated over the result,
and that all Pomona cheered them.
would be putting it mildly. The game
was played on the new grounds at the
foot Of West Fifth avenue, and fully
fifteen hundred people witnessed the ex-
citing game.
The Christmas festivities were too
much for John Hone, and under the in
house of Mathew Mallan, a total stanger
to him, and tying his horse in front Of
the house John went inside and deliber-
ately attacked the old gentleman,
knocking him down and beating his face
severely. Today John languishes in the
Pomona city Jail and will have to an
swer for his misdeeds by serving a 175-
days sentence.
]. N. league Is spending Christmas
with his family.
George Jess has been on the invalid
list for several days past.
Several Of the Masons rode over to
Azusa last night to pay fraternal visit
to the lodge of that place.
The Pomona Dramatic club went over
to Ontario by tally-ho today to present
Between The Acts tonight in the opera
house.
Orlando Sprague was knocked down
by a team this morning while attempt
ing to cross Second street during busy
hour of the day.
Mrs. Gentry is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Goodwin this week.
1t has threatened rain all day
Today Is good Christmas weather.
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RIVERA,
Sunday School Children Given a Pleas
ant Christmas-Personal Notes

RIVERA, Dec. 26.-The holidays had
very auspicious beginning Christmas
eve. The Sunday schools of the Baptist
and Presbyterian churches each gave
an entertainment. both of which were
we'll attended and completely success
full from every point of view. At the
Baptist church Santa Claus found it
necessary to dispense with the tradi-
tional sleigh and robes and arrived on a
bicycle.
Mrs. Geo. Boyd has recently disposed
of her valuable ranch property, and it is
rumored will remove to Whittier. Geo.
Bullock, J. A. Montgomery and T. l..
Gooch each secured portion.
George U. Moyse and Miss Emma
Gooch are home for the holidays from
the state university.
The new iron span over Old river Is
completed.
Station Agent Tomlinson is rusticat-
ing on his ranch at La Habra. Mr.. Hal
leck is supplying his place.
Rivera patrons Of the local agency are
doing some hard kicking, because In
stead Of their papers being delivered
early in the morning as heretofore, they
don't get them until some time between
9 o'clock and noon. This is no better than
the mail will do, and as the mail is
cheaper q rapid falling off in the car
riers' service Is predicted unless the old
plan Is restored.
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RIVERSIDE
People Prefer Indoor Turkey to Outdoor
Sports-Notes

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 26.-The races at
Halls track yesterday afternoon were
not well attended. The program was
short one, but full of interest while i.
lasted. There were two heats in the mile
race between H. Waddington's Clipper,
driven by Waddington, and A. Nelson's s
Pinch. driven by G. w. Dickson. Both
heats were won by Pinch, the first in
2:49h and the second in 2:47h. The
last heat was a pretty one. because of
the closeness of the finish. The first
heat was not so good, owing to Clipper
going off his feet on the last half.
There were only two heats in the half
mile race, also This race was between
Dickson's Sunday and B. r. Smiths
Harry II. The first heat was given to
Harry H.; time, 1:1S. The second heat,
which was declared a dead heat, was
made in 1:16. Both of these heats were
full of interest and were as pretty races
as one would desire to witness. The
race was not continued, owing to Harry
HIS giving way
A running race of three-eighths Of a
mile between B. r. Smiths Tom, ridden
by Johnnie Atkins. and "Bill". Germans s
colt, ridden by the owner, resulted in an
easy victory for Tom; time not given.
BASEBALL
The baseball game betweeen the
Riverside and Santa Ana teams was
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ETIWANDA.
Duck Hunters Find Game Plentiful
The Christmas Tree.

ETIWANDA, Dec. 26-Thomas Dom
nelly, H. S. Rose and DR.. Johnston of
Pomona returned from their duck hunt
we'll rewarded and supplied for the
holidays with ducks till you can't rest.
Captain Morgan started for the SOL
diers' home the day before and will spend
Christmas and New Years with the
boys.
Mr.. N. Bailie, our public school teach
er. with the assistance of the Ladies'
Aid society and a good portion of Eli
wanda's citizens, succeeded in producing z
the finest Christmas tree and most
elaborately decorated school house the
people Of this place have witnessed for
many years. plainly showing that in
unity there is strength, and where there
is a will there is way. The program
was very complete, everybody was de-
lighted and the children happy
Christmas was generally pretty we'll
observed, some going to church A
number of youngsters amused them
selves (and bystanders) by racing On
bicycles. foot races, etc., in the fore
noon and baseball in the afternoon.
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ORANGE,
Christmas Observed in the Good, Old
Fashioned Way.

ORANGE, Dec. 26.-Christmas was
celebrated by the usual observance in
all the churches here. At the Presby-
terian church a large sailboat filled
with bags of candy covered the plat
form. After an excellent program the
candy was distributed, and the boat
was quickly refilled with donations Of
clothing. dried and canned fruit, nuts
raisins. etc., for the Spanish school In
Los Angeles, and the Indian home mis-
sion. A collection was also taken up fol
the same purpose.
The Methodist. Christian and German
Lutheran churches had the customary
tree and appropriate exercises. The
Episcopal church held a communion SER
vice, with a fine musical program. The
Offertory anthem was arranged as sol.
and chorus, the solo being taken by Mr.
Cook. Two members Of the Philhar-
monic club assisted in the music with
violin and horn. Communion service
was also held this morning at 10 o'clock
A special service will be held for the
children of the Sunday school from to
Z p. m. on January 1st.
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SANTA MONICA
Christmas Day Quietly CslenraAed-
News and Personal Notes

SANTAMONICA, Dec. 2e.-Chr1stmas
old fashioned way Of home gatherings
and family dinners and church festivi-
ties.
At the M. e. church was handsome
tree beautifully decorated and lighted
by electricity, filled with happy remem-
brances for its members and friends
and especially for its large Sunday school
membership. The anthems and other
musical rectations were especially good,
special feature being Santa Claus ar
rival. who, instead of the old fashioned
way. came up the aisle in wagon drawn
by we'll trained and fine billy goat.
to the great diversion of the children.
The Congregational church had a very
handsome tree, one noticeable feature
being the dainty nickel bells fastened
at the ends Of many strings, giving it
most graceful appearance. A brief
program of songs and recitationS was
rendered, chiefly by the pupils of the
Sabbath school, Santa Claus treated
them to a surprise here, for he brought
not only his wife but his three children,
Iceberg and Snowberg, aged respect
lively 175 and $50 years, while the baby
was introduced as of the tender age of
10 years That the family is strictly UP
to date was evidenced by their arriving
on bicycles. Rev. Bell will preach his
Christmas sermon tomorrow Sunday
at IL o'clock and there will be especial
song service in the evening"
The Presbyterian church held two
beautiful trees, one for the regular at
tendants and the other for the unfortu-
nate children whom Santa Claus might
be unable to find. The Sabbath school
contributed to this tree and the many
gifts were quietly sent to the happily
surprised recipients.
The excellent program was given by
the children. The trees were principally
for the Sunday school. The prettiest
feature of the evening was the Christmas
song, Chime of the Bells, with jing-
ling bell accompaniment, by Miss, Ven
ters' primary class. A generous Santa
Claus added pleasure to the event.
At the Episcopal church there was a
sermon and high celebration at II a.
M. Rev. j. M. Merlin Jones, assisted by
Rev. Ashbridge, officiating. with song
service in the evening. They will have
their Christmas tree on Twelfth might.
which is January 9Th.
The football game played yesterday
afternoon on the Southern Pacific
grounds by the rival "leans" and fats"
for the benefitof the Calabasas road fund
highly amused a fair sized audience.
The men played with the vim and wild
interest of shool boys Mayor Car
rillo played with surprising agility and
his ample form stopped one flying ball
with a thud that must have surprised
his Christmas dinner. Mr.. Ferd. Helm
did some excellent running and. heavy
work. and as consequence carries a
crutch to help him limp today. J. s..
Wilson played a noble game. To be
sure he struggled for the ball when his
own side had it, but the grand stand
cheered him wildly. Some of the lean
men are today packed in arnica and cot
ton, but they ought to have got out of
the way when We fat men wanted to
rest suddenly. 1t is probably tie last
game between them Of the season, but
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LOS ALAMITOS
The Sugar Factory to Be Ready b.
July First

LOS ALAMITOS, Dec. 26.-The sugar
factory now in course Of construction
at this place will be ready to cut up beets
and produce from them the Nbest grade
of sugar by July 1st. 1t is situated in
the center Of the Los Alamitos ranch
Of seven thousand acres, all first quail
ity sugar beet land. Under an arrange
ment with the Bixby Land company
the sugar company is guaranteed it's
full complement Of beets for the term of
five years. The lands are all rented
and are now being prepared for next
seasons crop. The soil is deep sandy
sub-irrigated loan. having been depos-
tied by the San Gabriel river for centur-
les. The Depth as shown by the artes-
ian wells, exceeds four hundred feet
There is sufficient moisture in the soil
to produce beets in the driest years
without irrigation.
The factory is what is known as a
350700-ton plant, that is, the boilers
are of sufficient capacity and the machin-
cry so arranged that the plant may be
increased from $50 tons per day, the in
itial capacity, to 700 tons per day, with
out increasing the size of the buildings.
The machinery for working $50 tons Of
beets per day is now being put in and
will be ready for the 1897 crop. The bal
ance of the machinery, increasing the
for the crop of 1898.
The factory is being constructed by
e. H. Dyer & Co. of Cleveland, O., who
build the works complete, and Will turn
the works over to the sugar company
when in complete operation The frame
of the factory is of Carnegie steel and
the walls of brick. Due consideration
has been given to economy Of labor and
fuel. Los Angeles oil will be used for
fuel. The factory will employ hundred
men in the manufacture of $50 tons of
beets per day. The same company build
ing this factory built the one at Alvar-
ado, California, and at Lehi, Utah, all
of American machinery, built at their
works in Cleveland, o., the only Amer
lean factory making machinery for this
purpose. The Los Alamitos Sugar COM
pany is incorporated under the laws of
California, is capitalized for 81 600 900,
with 100000 paid in. The directors are
William A. Clark of Butte, Mont, presi-
dent; ]. Ross Clark of Los Angeles, vice.
president and general manager; T. f.
| Miller, secretary; William A. Clark, jr.,
| and Edward F. Dyer.
| The stockholders and officers Of the
Bixby Land company, who are the own
ers of the Los Alamitos ranch are Joth-
| am Bixby, president: Llewellyn Bixby,
vice-president; f. J. Captain. secre-
tary; Thomas Flint, George H. Bixby
| and Edward F. Dyer.
The size of the main building of the
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GLENDORA

GLENDORA, Dec. 26.-Dr. 8. Lane
Anderson of Chadd's Ford, Pennsyl-
vania, is the guest of Miss Emily Cole.
The Coles spert Christmas at Los An
geles.
j. w. Cook is back from the east
Miss Rose Goff and Henry Mace were
united in marriage at the home Of the
brides parents Christmas night.
Invitations have been received by few
Glendora people to the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Burt
at Azusa on January q
There were Christmas exercises at both
the Christian and NJ E. churches, and
they were we'll attended.
Rev. and Mrs. George Johnson arrived
in Glendora from Minnesota on Satur-
day.
Dr. and Mrs. Steddom of Los Angeles
spent Christmas day in Glendora.
Misses Dora and Mary Cook of Pasa-
dena have been the guests of their sis
ter Mrs. j. Fl. Wamsley, during the past
week
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Christmas entertainment at the Centran
schoolhouse on Thursday.
Geo. s. Hansler, Bert Hardy, Al Spring
and A. Buckley left this week for Rands-
burg.
c. L. Hanson of this place 10 one Of the
projectors Of the new town OF Johannes
berg, in the Randsburg district.
Prof. Axtell spent Christmas In this
town.
The following deeds Of Ontario realty
have been recorded this week. viz, c.
S. Hanson & Co. to Robert N. Lediey.
north half of lot 1. Church tract, $3.50;
w. j. Gunby to w. /. Bates, east seven
acres Of lot 253, $4,000; John S. Lee to Olga
S. Beck, lots and 10, block 81, $110O.
The Ontario Republicans will give .
banquet at the Ontario hotel on January
1st to the sound money Democrats.
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1t was daisy, with score Of to 0 In
favor of the leans. st. ssg2res
Allen Emory. from New Jersey, a
prominent mining man who has been
guest at Miramar, Senator Jones' resi-
dence, left this morning for Gold Hill.
New.
w. s. James. mining assayer OF the
Comstock mine of Gold Hill. who has
also been at Miramar, accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Templer Allen of Los
Angeles, spent Christmas at the Casin o.
Senator ]. p. Jones left San Francisco
last night for Washington, D. c..
Miss Susanna Phillips was married
yesterday afternoon to Henry Eich-
mauer. Rev. L M. Merlin Jones off1ciat-
ing.
Work will begin Monday on the cactus
beds in our park front.
CAPTAIN Salmond Of the steamer We'll
lington was the guest last evening OF
Mr., and Mrs. A. Mooser.
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SOS ANonnzs SUNDAY MORNING. DEoEnfBnR 1885,

factory Is 2e6x66 feet: the annex. includ-
ing the boiler house is 196x72: warehouse.
10ox50 feet; machine shop, 50x25; the
seed house, mouse proof" 60x30: the
new brick office, 36x24. The factory will
be lighted by electricity. 1t requiring 400
incandescent lights. The lime kiln will
be 80 feet high.
The steel frame IL being constructed
with special reference to the machinery,
being entirely independent Of walls or
floors. SO that the machinery may all
be placed in position before either the
walls are completed or the floor laid.
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ONTARIO.

ONTARIO. Dec. 26.-Tonight at the
A. o. U. w. hall the Pomona Dramatic
club will play Between the Acts.
The Ontario Gun club will shoot for
turkeys on New Years day at Athletic
park. The sports will consist of clay
pigeon and live bird shooting. Fifty tur-
keys have been provided, for the occa-
sion.
The public school children enjoyed O
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We again raise the question that the
trusts cannot be smashed unless the Re-
publican party is smashed with them,
The two are entwined and tangled up
inextricably together - Indianapolis
Sentinel.
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would be considered the 'winnera which
they succeeded In doing as the score
above shows. t q
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DIRECTORY OF SOUTHERN CALI.
hFORNIA HOTELS.
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HOTEL ARCADIA-Santa Monica, o.
Rheinheart, proprietor.
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HOTEL GREEN--J. H. Holmes. mana.
ger, Pasadena.
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ABBOTSFORD INN-Corper Eighth an
Hope streets. Los Angeles.
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HOTEL HOLLENBECK-Spr and Sec-
ond streets, Los Angeles. f1D
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HOTEL METROPOLITAN Santa Cata-
lima Island. -.-
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HOTEL RAMONA-Spring and Thl
streets, Los Angeles.
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HOTT-, BREWSTER-J. e. O'Rrien. pro.
prietor. Fourth and c SITS. San Diego.
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nIRECTORY OF SOUTHERN CALI.
l)FORNIA HOTELS.
HOTEL GREEN--J. H. Holmes. mana.
ger, Pasadena
HOTEL. METRoPoLE-on Santa cata-
lima Island.
HOTEL ARCADIA-Santa Monica, @.
Rheinheart, proprietor.
HOTEL HOLLENBECK-Spr and Sec
ond streets, Los Angeles. .p
HOTEL RAMONA-spring and Third
streets, Los Angeles
ABBOTSFORD INN-CorIer Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles. 4.
HOTEL PORTLAND-444 South Spring
street, Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK-Santa Ana, Amer.
ican and European plans.
HOTEL HOLYROOD-Riversi B.
Cochrane proprietor. .,
THE ROWELL-Main and Ninth streets,
Riverside, L. j. Davis, proprietor
HOTEL CARLTOE-13 to 27 East Colo
RADIO street, Pasadena.
HOTEL AvALON-Avalon, Santa Cata-
lima Island
HOTTr, BREWSTER-J. r. O'Rrien, pro-
prietor. Fourth and c SITS. San Diego.
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HOTEL PORTLAND-444 South Spring
street, Los Angeles.
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HOTEL LYROOD-Riverside. B
Cochrane, proprietor. .r
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THE ROWELL-Main and Ninth streets,
Riverside, L. J. Davis proprietor
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HOTEL AUTHORIZATION. Santa Cata-
lima Island
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK-San Ana. Anne
ican and European plans.
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