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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-08-21
roR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

wANTED-2 top roller desks, chairs and
toms greatest advertiserS s4s L $. NV.
FOR sALE-Fresli cowssalways on hand;
would also exchange f0ftdrr cows. JNO.
DENEKAs, 1910 Brightvooe aye s.o,,
FOR SALT White sewing .I.achine, 81;
So FuNK'S SEWING MACHINE EX-
CHANGE, 321 st. Sc. au2l-3t eth
FOR sALE-Doubleb barrel, breeeh-load-
ing shot gun; cheap. SOB s1th 81. sw.
au21-3t-em
FOR SALE-The entire suite of a six
room flat: parties giving up housekeep
ing Inquire at the EQUITY, Washing
toms greatest advertiserssi942 Il st. NV.
Item
FOR SALE -Austin's and Spratt's fresh
dog cakes; also Giover's dog medicines;
pamphlet on dogs and birds diseases free;
binds and animals mounted by expert tax
iderrnist. SCHMlD'S BIRD STORE, 712
18th st. NV. au2l-tf
FOR sALE-St. Bernard dog; two years
old: we'll marked, and a great fayorite
wi tn children; weight ID pounds. Address
i, this office. IL
FOR SALEM Mahogany pool table; Bruins
wick-Balke Collendet Co., with Monarch
cushions: in excellent condition. 4xS
"
at once. Address CUE, This Office.
au.U-3t,em
FOX SALE-wilI sell cheap several thor
oughbred setter Hluebelton puppies; best
stockintnecity. l220 13thst NV. au19-3t
FOX SALE -Complete-ls volumes we'll
bound copies OF g. 5. Patents comprising
valuable discoveries for making artificial
paving and building stone, marble and tiles,
complete record from the beginning OF the
L. =. patent system to July /. ! o9I. com
piled at a cost OF $500, Will sell 10 $50;
party leaving the city. worth many times
the cost for patent attorneys, paving and
building contractors. EASTERDAY x
HALDEMAN, l424 N. .ayenw. au19-3t
FOR SALE Young's best butter, 20 cents,
or pounds for 81. and the quality can
not be excelied. r. u; YOUNG. as and II
tai orders promptly filled. aui S-7t-em
FOR "A LE-TwO FIRST-CLAsS WHIT.
tier boilers. LOO horsepower each, IN ex-
cement condition, with 100 horse
power Atlas engine, for sale cheap
ir removed soon. Apply to STILSON
HUTCHINS, Hutchins Building, W here boil
ers ana engine can be seen jy2-tr
FOR SALE-HandsoIne oak mirror fold
ing bed, $40; cost $50; cherry folding
bed, $40; large oak bedroom suite, S14;
L oak bedroom suite, 50, bedroom suite,
so; extension table, oak, 81: portable
~; oak sldeboard, Sl5; cost $50; mantel
folding bed, So: leather chairs, T5c. large
showcase and counter, fuarble-top tables,
Handsome. oGd-sDaped cenler-tables, rugs
dishes Tools, clocks, bird cages. mattresses,
white iron beds. odd bureaus and wash
stands, wDat-not, kitchen table, and a
choice lot or bousefuTnishings, the above
ls out or the White House. rare chance
Tor rIne goods l72l Pa. ave. NV.
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EOR RENT-HOCSES.

FOR RENT -I215 X. /. ave, in south
front house, one door from and over
looking Iowa Circle, suite of fur. rooms,
private family; quiet house: ballroom, so.
Item
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will hereafter extract teeth with
nitrous oxide gas for soc per tooth.
Best teeth 81 per set. Gold crowns, So.
Amalgam filings, 81. Have filled forty
Thousand teeth in this city; EXTRACTED
twenty thousand teeth, and made over six
thousand set, DIR. \. 7. MASON, Til 1 eth
st. NV, fofInerly cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
NV. au9-1mo EN-
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HELP yANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Il want young lady about %
To so years of age, experienced Dn0K-
keeper in drug business, and must come
W eli recommendations notneeded; or young
man Well recommended. Apply al . p. M
2U2 LIZ 9TH ST. sw. Item
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WANTED POSTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds of OLE Unievd
states postage and department stanpos
COLLECTIONS also bought n. r. DUNK
AOkSTs 1905 TIN ct. ~. my0-0
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81. MARN'S ACADEMY,
Alexandria, Va.
Boarding and day school for young ladies
and children, will reopen Monday, Sept
8. For particulars address SISTER SU-
PERIOR. au1 mo
EMERSON INSTITUTE (Ysung's ACad-
Ci.yl-SeIect classical and mstnenI tic al
school for young men and bows. GA 1 18th
St., opposite Franklin Square. Will re-
open September 2T. Circulars can he oh
tained at the school building or by adj
dressing CHAS. 3. YOUNG, Principal
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DENTAL PARLORS

300 4 street Northwest.
Gold Filings and bridge work spe-
ciaIty, at the lowest price; aInaigain MI
Jugs, 5ec; full sets of teeth On plates, so;
absolutely painless, soc; without, 25c; all
work done 10y experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 TO
O'Clock. mnZZ1u
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CHURCH NOTICES.

MokENDREE NJ f. CHURCH, Mass. ave-,
bet. 9Th and 10th SITS. NV, Rev. II. r,
Mayor, a. 10, notwithstanding, Sunday,
A ugust I'D inst, III clock a. M. by Rev.
George Bowman; special Epworth League
service tonly evening service) at clock
p w. Item
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NIX. BkACKEN, OF Providence, E. l..
VIII speak and give tests at Wonn's Hail.
TIL sixth street northwest, Sunday even
ing &C O'Clock; silver offering. 1t
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WANTED -tiCodNaudeville actors, actresses
aud musicians waiting for engagements
can secure a Week > rest and reCreat ton AT
"A nearby summer resort by applying at
100 Del. ave. ne. au21-3t
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FOR sAIE-EoRsEs g CARRIAGES.

FOR SAIE-HORSES q CARRIAGES,
~.
FOR SALE-Pony; kind and gentle, only
1 years old; for lady or children cheap.
Apply 612 u st. NV =, rear au20- ct
FOR SALE-Sound, stylish loan mare;
will suit coupe or delivery: also Gregg
q Bowe doctors phaeton, good as new:
both cheap TO quick buyer 1927 ST.
NV. au1 g. ,em
FOR SALE wagons, buggies, 2 sur.
ries Il trap, 8 sleighs; also cheapho
these goods are left TO be sold: nothing In
reason refused 927 ID ST., next Merchants
Parcel Delivery Co ty29-tf,em
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PERSONALS.

THE "3 DAYS" CURE Qor menD leads
all remedies in this city; prompt and
permanent cure or no charge; consultatl ION
free DR. McKEEEAN, TIC 18th St NV.
Ru4- mo
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FOR RENT To a colored tenant, nice
home, 1927 ' ST., near two car lines;
very cheap rent, only $40. 80; Key at conner.
STONE x FAIRFAX, sos + st. NV.
au2l-3L
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

HOW a man and woman spoiled mans
half-huliday IN Washington street
car" Pastor r. HeZ Sven explains Son
day night. Cool auditorium. Free pews.
s>scuna fSdptIS. Church Auditorium, 4th 81.
aud Va. ave. Sc. II
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FOX RENT-l234 18Th st. NV. would di-
vide my home tfuTn. or unfurn.l with
party tadultsD, Sept. L, rms. and bath;
iefS. echanged. au2 -3t,em
FOR RkNT-Three-Storyb brick; 10 rooms,
cellar; cars: mari et; schools; $3.50; open
sunday; owner next door. COS K. |. ave.
NV. au21-3t
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WANTED A ooiored girl for general house
work; refs 226 Sth st. sw. Item
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wANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS.

MANTED-New spaper and lob printing
outfit. Address for one week, BOX % +.
TINS office. 1t
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PRINTING AND BOoKBINDIN0.
Printing 500 cards, Toe; SEQ envelopes.
7Ec.; 600 note heads, Toe: 60O state
meats, 75c.; binding magazi les, 600.
miscellaneous books rebound q. b.
AT THE Business once of the Times
you viii find Window Cards OF ell de-
scriptions-s.T Table Hoard, Furnished Of
Unfurnisned Rooms. "Unfurnished Rooms."
Furnished Rooms, With or Without
Board, "Furuished Rooms, With Board"
price or each card ap2l-1
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOX REN1-TwO or three gentlemen can
rInd pleasant rooms and board in new
house with private randy, room for wheels.
Address L., at. Pleasant PostOffice. Ref
erenceS. au21-3t
NANIEGB-1wO young men To rDoiu ana
i'oard m private family, near Liir ary.
BIG Sd II. Sc. au2l Stem
ROOMS aud board. SIS and 81 : per Inonth:
/ block from Cry Han, on Metropolitan
car nne. IL DIANA HOUSE, SIS Sd St
NV. aul1-6t-em
So WEEK for good room and board;
splendid location. 7l6 18th St NV.
au1T-7t
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r.HALEE, Medium

Scientific palmist and card reader; tells
your full name, reveals your past, describes
tsIc present, and foretells your future life;
also tells about business deals, Law suits,
love affairs, family troubles, reunites the
separated, brings quarrels all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good luck, etc. Address Z. o., care
zen. Del. Atlantic City, n. j. WIN re-
turn here IN Sept. Satisfaction guar an
tPpd
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HALL MISSiON-Hau Mission. 623 La.
ave. NV. union holiness meeting every
Sunday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock, every
tody invited. Item
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WANTED AT City Intelligence office
cooks, walters, general hOuScwOrkerS,
porters, drivers, nurses laundresSes, cham
beumaids cleaners. boys, laborers, dish
washers. quickest place To get work.
SHACkLEFORDfS, AT 18th st. NV.
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DR. SHADE, 1889 14th ST., is the only
consumption and Bright disease special
Isl IN Mashington. Consultation Tree Oh
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. REFER
ence: Dr. Patterson, 81 Is st. ne; Dr. Nc
KIM, 20 9TH 81. Sc; Mrs. Bender, IN oth
st. NV. auSl-ZJ
PROF. CLA Y-Oldest established medium
advertising III this city, consuit MN on
business, law suits, divorce, speculatlons,
separa lions, love or family troubles, can
tell sou anything YOU wish 10 KNOW. brings
Separa ted husbandand wife toge Their, maj
sweetheart or lover true, ca uses marriages,
semoves spells or mysterious fe elings,
gives luck: fee 80 cents; hours 10 To 10
daily. 4s9 ii st. sw. au2O-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANIED-By young man with 3 years
experience, clerical position requiring
sicnOgraphy aud typewuting; best or refs.
Address STENOGRAPHER, this office. 1t
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WANTED A first-class white cook; also
white boy. 9Ol NJ st. NV. auI9-3t
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wANTED-Ladies' dresses made, So up;
perfect fit; Baughmans dressrcutt ter, SO.
NINE. HYATT, sos n. 7. ave. Jy2flmo
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

For RENT-S-roon flat, bath and range;
SIC, q rooms and bath. I'd floor, SIS:
rooms. Sd floor, $40. Apply T. 4. AL
I1NJs, l4l0 \ at- NV, au2o-3t
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No I,nlositionl- Nothing but facts given
The herald., 1897-10-24

Calvary Presbyterian church, where
the concert took place, was crowded TO
the doors with an audience which was
highly and artlsticaly entertained
Those who took part in the rendition
or the program were: Prof. Alfred A
Butler, Prof. H. M. Kennedy, Mrs. Mar
saret Gage, w. M. Milele, ardi the Aeol-
can orchestra, headed by Harry Hawes.
The new packfg house, In course of
erection at Highgrove tEast Riversid,e)
and which is being buff for the South
ern Pacific company, is fast nearing
completion. A couple of hundred car
loads at least of high grade oranges will
be packed in this house this season, all
Of which will be taken from trees now
grown on larad that eight years ago was
wild sage brush tract
The local Odd Fellow delegates to the
recent encampment at Los Angeles are
all home again and all speak in the
highest praise of the excellent recep-
tion and considerat ton showr outside
delegates by both the Odd, Fellows arl6s
citizens generally of Los Angeles. That
city is popular with the fraternity of
this city for grand lodge meetings.
The team of 20 men selected by Com
pany M to shoot a match against a like
number of men, of Company G, Sacra-
nento did their shooting today, but the
scores made were not given out as the
Sacramento comparay does not shoot ufl-
til tomorrow.
The fourth of the series of cribbage
games between teams from the Rube-
doux and Riverside clubs was played
last evening, resulting in the following
score: Rubedoux 5s76 points; Riverside
$3.50. This gives the former club a net
Lead of 80 points. One more game will
decide the match. ,st
The present weather is fast coloring
the navel orange crop of this valley. In
the last two weeks the fruit has COL
ored up woN,darfully for this season of
the year, and growers say that the
fruit will be fully as early this season
as last. which was an exceptionally early
one. Buyers are thick here now and all
of them are looking for holiday fruit.
Prices offered are about the same as
last year for this time OF the season,
a fair average being $2.75 a box
H. I. Kennedy, who OWES fine
orange grove on Victoria avenue, has
completed a calneg1t sidewalk arounda
the grove, ar, Improvement that is rare
even in progressive Southern California.
d. f. Body, who has Just returned
from mines In which, he is interested in
the Eagle mining district reports lois
of life in that section. Prospectors are
everywhere and some very prom ising
fil-,-ss have been made out there in the
last few weeks. He reports the wealth
er on the desert at the present time the
best noted, for year, and this has much
to do with the activity Of the pros
pector
The herald., 1897-10-24
Winnie mine, which is his own property

Winnie mine, which is his own property
and valuable claim.
There is great need of a good, white
| labor restaurant in Mojave, conducted
| by white. men, and it ought to be a pay
ing investment judging from the fact
! that three Chinese restaurants seem to
be doing good business here.
There is an apparently well-founded
rumor in Mojave that the Southern Pa
cific Railroad company is about to COM
mence work on their projected railroad
from this point to the foot of Rand noun
tain, where it has surveyed town site
TEHACHAPI
Our merchants are doing a fine busi-
ness these days
A young winter came to us Friday and
Saturday of last week. Suppose we will
now have our Indian summer
In Tehachapi district potatoes are
nearly all dug and have an abundant
crop. The quality is fine
No plowing done this fall to speak of,
as the ground Is too dry.
Attorney j. w. Jameson has moved
to Los Angeles and Justice of the Peace
c. A. Lee has moved into the office that
Jameson vacated.
Dame Rumor has it that a printing
outfit will soon be here, giving evidence
that Tehachapi will have a newspaper
To says the least, she needs 1t bad.
The Pine Tree mine Is being run day
and night, giving employment to forty
men.
Most of the farmers are quite we'll
along with their hauling grain into our
town. OF late cars are scarce to procure
and shipments very slow, box cars being
at premium.
The Catholic society will give an en-
tertainment for the benefit of the church
on the 25th of November. A good time,
as usual.
Rev. C. Chase preached very able and
interesting sermon to large congrega-
tion last Sunday in the NJ. E. church
The blacksmith shop of Victor Molle
has been sold to Louis Vidailet and the
new firm is now in possession of the
business.
The herald., 1897-10-24
KERN COUNTY
RANDsBURa

RANDsBURG, oct 21--(special
Correspond ndeDce.) The influx of people
during the past two weeks is a remin der
of the boom" days Of last winter, and
consequently the hotels are often filled
to overlooking. Some persons attribute
the increased travel to the prospective
railroad from Kramer to this district,
others to renewed confidence In the
future greatness of Ran ndsburg ard Jo-
harm esburg as gold producers Both
reasons are doubtless correct and mer-
chants are preparing for an active win
ter season. The presence of many old
California miners III the camp, hum
Der OF whom are wealthy aid all seek
The herald., 1897-10-24
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SPECIALS
fCoutinued from Page Five)

Rev. A. Parker and Mr.. P. D. Young
Are in Oakland attending the Presby
terjan SYNOD. Owing to the absence of
their pastor. regular services in the
Presbyterian church will be dispensed
with or Sunday.
Ralsin packing is now in full blast
And the orange shipping season has not
vet closed This weeks shipments in
clude: Rasins, 17,020 pounds; oranges,
II, 40 pounds; table grapes 1000 pounds;
wanuts, 1920 pounds; dried, fruit, $50
pounds; wine, 130 pounds; barley, 10000
pounds: eggs, A cases.
Editor James Fullerton OF the News
spent the day in Los Angeles.
W. H. H. Clayton, secretary of >the
Lincoln Monument league, reports the
enrolment Of about seventy members.
L. L. Hess returned from his business
trip to Los Angeles yesterday. Mr..
Shower Of that city is in Orange as his
guest
Albert Clifton Hamilton of Orange and
Miss Ida Robertson will be married to-
morrow evening. Mr.. Hamilton has lived
In ORANGE since his boyhood and is one
of our most enterprising and popular
young business men. Miss Robertson
also has many friends in this place.
Mr.. p b. Hall returned yesterday
from visit to friends at Pasadena.
Misses Northrop and Mcclure, who
have since Monday been visiting several
of the larger towns on the kite-shaped
track, returhed to Orange on Friday
afternoon.
The herald., 1897-10-24
Hendricks Luncheon

Miss Mamie Hendricks of Soto street
gave a luncheon Wednesday for which
the guests were the Misses Ethyl Gray,
Helen Smith, Rose Loeb, Leila Jacoby,
Edith Goodfellow, Mamie Graves, The
resa Smith, Belle Harden, Caryl Sippy,
Edith Day, Mary Chapman, Anna Chap
man, Marie Sherwood, Bessie Chapman
and Myrtle Martzman. The table was
effectively decorated with pink roses and
white chrysanthemums. The luncheon
was followed by music and dancing.
The herald., 1897-10-24
FULLERTON

FULLERTON, Oct. 23.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The local w. c. 7. U. will
give social here next Wednesday for
the benefit of the Ransome home of Los
Angeles.
Forbes Sandilands and sister Miss
Lillian. have return ed from New York.
Miss Florence. East of Placentia is Wis
iting friends in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and, Mrs. E. W. Dean and Mrs. ].
W. Dean visited the sugar factory al
Alamitos Thursday.
Mrs P Pfeninger spent the past week
In Los Angeles with her daughter, Miss
Leila.
The Golden Belt Fruit company has
elected the following officers and di-
rectors: l.. B. Benchley. president; w.
NJ McFadden, president; Alex.
Wright, secret tary; directors. Messrs.
Benchley, McFadden, Botsfordl Crow
ther Phelps, Lef1ingwell, Tombes, E. K.
Benchley.
Rev. ]. H. Storms of Los Angeles will
preach in the Baptist church here to-
morrow.
L. B. and E. K. Benchley have shipped
seven carloads of walnuts east this sea-
son.
MTS. isaac bdTnl2H OIL LOS AnSSleS Is
here visiting relatives
The local association shipped two car
loads of walnuts east this week and
will send, out five carloads on Monday.
w. B. Wiltshire has sold lots 90 and %
In block 40 to Sarah r. Brown for $3.50.
While in San Francisco a few days
ago your correspondent was informed
by one of the most prominet Republicans
In the state that congressman Bow
ers would be appointed collector of the
port at San Diego ard that Mr.. Shaw
editor of the Orange County Herald
would get the Santa Ana postoffice. The
gentleman also stated. hat the editor of
the Anaheim Gazette would not get the
appointment of postmaster at Anaheim
Eight dollars We're stolen from the till
of the Fullerton hotel saloon last even
ing.
Miss Alma Steward of Orangethrope is
In Santa Ana visiting Mrs. V. L. Steward.
z. b. West, district attorney, and Miss
Jessie Flock, court reporter, came up
from Santa Ana this morning to attend
the preliminary examination of Joseph
Lyons in the Justices court.
VIM. Westenfield left on the evening
train to visit his parents at South Pasa-
deua.
The preliminary examination of Jos.
Lyons was held in Justice Johnson's
court this afternoon. No evidence was
introduced on the part of the defense,
and after the evidence. of the prosecu-
tion the defendant was bound, over for
trial in the superior court. Attorney
Head appeared for defendant and the
district attorney represented the state.
Morris Smith. who was shot two days
ago by Joseph Lyons was arrested here
this morning on the charge of rape
committed on Lyons sister some months
ago. He is not yet able to appear in
court. but will be taken before justice
on Monday and placed under bonds.
The herald., 1897-10-24
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Oct. 23.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The season of tax col
lecting Is at hand, and the county col
lector reports the receipts Of his office al
about $4,000 week. City taxes are be-
ing received at about the same rate
The removal of Captain Eason of Com
pany N. from this city to San Francisco
will necessltate the selecting of a sue
cessor The leading candidates for the
position are Lieutenant Bed'well, Lieu
tenant Pam and Sergeant Huse. There
are others, however, and a dark horse
may secure the prize.
A cadet company was organized last
evening by the officers of Company NJ
Roys between the ages of 10 and II will
be taken into the company, who, after
being given a military training. will be
admitted to Company M
George A. Doyle OF Perris, who was
here today, reports that farmers are al
work plowing, and a very much larger
area will be sown this coming season
than ever before in the history of the
Perris valley.
The trial of Frank Milner on the
charge OF Killing S. j. Darrah at Ban
ming last month, has been set for next
Wedm esd.ay.
Word was received. here To-Day that
o. A. Smith, proprietor of the Temescal
faotel at Corona, died suddenly this
morning. Mr.. Smith was pioneer set
tier OF Corona, where he has made his
home ever since the colony was laid
out He was an honored and respected
citlzet1 of this county, and at the time
OF his death, ard for some years past,
was member of the Democratic county
central committee. Mr.. Smith was in
TINS city couple Of days ago when lac
appeared to be enjoying good health.
The news OF his sudden death was a
great shock to his many friends in this
city. Particulars Of the death have not
been received.
The music loving portion OF this city
enjoyed rare treat last evewdng at the
concert given by local talent for the
bAneht OF the Y. N. c. A. of this city,
The herald., 1897-10-24

| The San Gabriel Electric company now
developing the water powers in the San
Gabriel river, will be In position to supply
arc and incandescent lights and power for
all purposes February 1. 1898. at prices
lower than can be made by companies
using steam. They would. therefore, re-
spectfuly request that users of light and
power make no contracts extending be-
yond February 1. 1898. Consumers will find
it to their interest to wait. San Gabriel
Electric Company.
The herald., 1897-10-24

ARDITO - In this city. October 2Srd,
Dolores Lopez de Ardito, beloved
mother of Isabelle Ardito, a native of
Mexico, aged 60 years.
Funeral from her late residence, 1929 San
Pedro street, Monday, October 25th, at 2
p. m.
PERHAM-In Los Angeles, Friday, Octo-
ber 22 1897, Charles s. Perham, native
of Maine, aged 63 years.
SUMWALT-October %, 1897, Alice Hilton
Sumwalt, wife of Edward T. Sumwalt
Chicago, st. Paul and indianapolis papers
please COPY,
The herald., 1897-10-24
VALE ODD FELLOWS
Spent the Day at Santa Monica and
Left Last Night

The rain waited just long enough tc
let the Odd Fellows erjoy their barbe-
cue at Santa Monica and get their gold
lace and plumed chapeaux into their
trunks and on the train.
Tents were struck at Camp ColfaS
yesterday afternoon, the bugler sourd-
ing his farewell notes at $3.50, and the
cantors from Sacramento, San Fran
cisco and RlGgely, with all grand off,
GERS and, visiting members, departed FOR
their northern homes on the night
trains