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The herald., 1897-05-16
san BERhARDlnO COUNTY

The game Of ball yesterday between the
Fats and the Leans was won by the former
by score Of to 8. Tomorrow the VIE
lands will go UP against the Ontarios
The wheelmen of this city held an en-
thusiastic meeting last night for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the meet
to be held here soon.
Drs. G.. A. Rene and d. r. Bell have
been added to the lunacy commission.
st. Bernard commandery %, K. T.. held
their annual election of officers last night.
E. c., F. R. Bright; General, ]. F. Drake;
E. G., +. c. Prescott; s. W., d. T. Brunnet;
J. W., G. K. Wright p. Rev. McIntier;
treasurer. w. s. Hooper; recorder, e. A.
Smith.
Marshal Reeves says he will strictly en-
force the ordinance against wheelmen
riding on the sidewalks.
The Websters held an interesting meet
ing last night and held moot court
Ralph L. Swing was chosen to represent
the Websters in joint debate for the gold
and silver medals to be held In Los Ange-
les June 26.
Coroner Keating today received the fol
lowing telegram: IN. s. Payton injured
at Virginia Dale; died on train today.
Payton was working near the edge of a
mining shaft and losing his balance fell G
distance of twenty-five feet. He was in the
employ OF Ingersoll & Essler.
1t has been settled that there will oniy
be four speakers in the graduating class
Of 81 at the high school. The speeches will
be by Messrs. Thoms and Victor and essay;
by Misses Chapman and Bellatine.
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FULLERTON

FULLERTON, May 15.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Up to 10 o'clock this morn
ing the sum of $1,000 had been subscribed to
buy dynamo for the Fullerton electric
light plant. The amount required to put
in the plant is only $780, as the power is to
be furnished by, the boiler and engine at
the planning mill.
Nine car loads of oranges and four of
cabbages were shipped east this week.
T.. r. Jennings has received two large
tanks from Los Angeles and is arranging
to haul sixty barrels of oil daily from
the Santa Fe's oil we'll. The capacity
of the tanks is twenty-three barrels each,
and when filled with oil they will weigh
ten tons. stH e.
DIR. A. NJ. Worm, a Los, Angeles capital
list, was here yesterday looking alter
property interests. .
e. ]. Denkle of Pomona will begin the
erection of q business building here next
week. and when completed will open u
bakery therein.
Mrs. Stevens. who has been visiting her
sister Miss Gregg. for severalmonths, will
leave next Tuesday for her home in Bos
ton. s.s,.
Mrs. o. s. Weston of Redondo visited
friends here yesterday. -
The w. G. Il. u. met with Mrs. S. II.
Daniels Wednesday. afternoon. A good
attendance and an interesting meeting Is
reported. r
O.. L. Mathew is boring a deep drtesian
we'll ON his place southwest Of town.
Mrs. Alex. Gardiner, leaves next week
for Knoxville. Tenn. to visit friends and
relatives for two months.
M. H. Dunn came home from his San
Fernando ranch yesterday. ~.
q Sutton has bought lot ~ In block %
from r. r. Amerige. ~
Il. q. Fletcher and A. Lymburne~ Of
Fullerton and Mr.. Koebler Of Anaheim win
leave next Monday to take up mining
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AVALON

AVALON, May 15.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Mrs. ]. 8. Pitman, accom-
panied by e. b. Dye of Avalon, took ad-
vantage Of the beautiful moonlight night
last evening to enjoy fishing excursion
on the bay from q skiff. Mrs. Pitman
caught sea bass weighing thirty-eight
pounds. AS 1t was her first experience in
catching large fish, she confidently ex'
pected to find a whale on the end OF the
line from the fight he made before giving
In. Two barracuda were also secured, be-
sides hooking two other large fish which
managed to make their escape.
While the Fleetwing was making an ex
cursion to Church rock yesterday she
passed through large school of black
fish about thirty feet long, otherwise
known as whale-killers. .t
Messrs. Landsberger and Wright Of Ala
media were out yesterday with James
Gardner and had some splendid sport. Tho
result of the catch being four yellowtail,
two barracuda, three rock bass and one
founder, all caught with rod and reel.
They are staying at the Metropole, and
declare the fishing around Avalon cannot
be excelled.
Alex. O'Leary of Clemente island came
in yesterday on his sloop Violet.
Percy Neale returned to the island yes
terday from San Diego, where he has been
spending the winter.
Charles ]. Behlow and wife and Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Henry Myers, prominent merchants
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any person who sojourns within the city
limits. 1t also has a good reading room.
Upon its shelves are now 1865 volumes.
which have a circulation of between 449
and 697 per month. A number of our young
people who wish to replenish the shelves
with new and up-to-date books, are get
ting up an entertainment for Friday even
ing, the 21st. the proceeds of which are to
be used for this purpose. A nice program is
assured.
On Monday the superintendents Of the
water companies on the east and west side
of the Santa Ana river will put in the
division gate. The s. A. " /. Co. has about
thirteen heads in its canals. Run No. 1 is
now down below Santiago creek.
Commissioner Hamilton has few colo
MES of vidalia cardinals for those in need
of this useful parasite.
On Friday Mrs. w. II. Spencer left
Orange to join her husband at Ventura
Rev. p. d. Young left on Saturday for
Eagle lake, near Warsaw, Ind. where he
goes to attend the general assembly
On Thursday, while Frank Carpenter.
ST.. was hunting bees in the mountains
east of Orange, he fell from a cliff and
| received several contusions on the head
and fractured shoulder. He came to
town and the following morning Dr. Ida
Parker attended his wounds.
| Rev. Mr.. Bickford of Los Angeles will
preach in the Baptist church on Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lee of st. Thomas, Ontario
Canada, are visiting friends In Orange and
enjoying the many nice drives the vicinity
affords
Misses Kate and Grace Clark of Milton
Wis, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Davis of Orange.
w. J. Abplanalp of West Orange is sick
with typhoid fever.
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POMONA

POMONA, May 15.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) 1t is now thought very proba-
BILE that satisfactory arrangements will be
made by which the Hon. William Jennings
Bryan can deliver fifteen or twenty-min-
ute speech as he passes through this city
on his way to Los Angeles on July 5th.
Arrangements have been made for lee
ture by Rt. Rev. p. c. Yorke on "The
Church and the Age" on Saturday evening
next. Stoddard Jess has consented to act
as president Of the evening. and the follow
ing gentlemen as vice presidents: c. Bur-
dick. John O'Donnell, John WATSON, J. E.
McComas, DIR. c. F. Howe. Joseph Wilkin-
son, Ramon Vejar, James Loney, s. N.
Landon, George w. Hill, Ed. ]. Fleming,
N Cohn, VIM. O'Connor, Manuel Baca, G
Mirande, f. w. Balfour, John Dole and
w. Lindley, ]. T. Stamm and DR.. Mcdonald
Of Ontario.
Rev. r. N. Davis Of Los Angeles will
occupy the pulpit of Prof. F. M. Dowling
in this city at the morning and evening
services Sunday, as the latter is conducting
revival meeting at Ontario.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Frarey's fare
we'll will be held in the Congregations
church here Sunday evening.
Moses Retty, for the last six years stree
superintendent of Pomona, will leave Mon
day for his old home near Sumner, III.
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REDLANDs

REDLANDS, May 15.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The Redlands Horticultural
club held its regular monthly meeting in
the Y. M. c. A. auditorium yesterday af-
ternoon and 1t proved to be both interest
ing and instructive. An excellent musical
program was rendered by Prof. and Mrs.
Lienau, and valuable papers were read by
Leland Lyon on The Variety of Citrus
Fruits" II. H. Ford and Prof. Woodbridge
of Los Angeles. Several members were
added to the membership roll and the So
ciety is in most flourishing condition.
A water pipe over the millinery store of
Mrs. Rogers on State street broke last
night, the water soaking through and
damaging the stock of ribbons and bonnets
to the amount of over$10O.
The graduating exercises of the Union
high school will be held in the Academy
of Music on Friday evening, June 11th
There are nineteen pupils in the class of
'97
The lecture at the Unitarian church last
evening by Charles w. Seymour of Los An
geles on Marie Antoinette" was well at
tended This is the first of series of lee
lures to be given here by Mr. Seymour
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shows thinning on the lands tributary T.
the factory to be nearly over.
Talks with some of the farmers revealed
the fact that, regardless of previous poll
tical affiliations, an era Of prosperity has
dawned upon the farmers of this section
fortunate enough to have big garden
of sugar beets. Some remarkable growths
are reported--beets up in five days after
planting and samples of five weeks
growth on new land measuring twelve
inches in length and five and one-half
inches in diameter.
The force of men at work in and around
the factory is kept up to the maximum
though the work is fast closing in. and in
few days the slo 300 feet long and the
beet sheds to hold 1000 tons of beets will be
completed. In another week the brick
walls of the sugar warehouses will begin
to rise and that building will be in readi-
ness for the output when the factory
starts up.
The third ten-inch artesian we'll is rap
idly being sunk, with prospects of a good
supply of water. The second one at 443
feet developed flow of about sixty min
seurs' inches, or 100000 gallons. every
| twenty-four hours, and is said to be the
| best well in these parts.
| A lively speckled mountain trout was
taken from the overflow spout of this well
| yesterday Query: How many ages ago
| did he burrow in the sand 443 feet below
the present surface? Or. is there a SUBJ
terranean lake, and If so how did the fish
get into 1t?
| The storage tanks FOR the oil supply
| for the factory engines are being erected
and Los Angeles oil will be used as fuel.
| Tisnerat's case was thrown out of court,
| the judges ruling in effect being that tho
sugar company could continue to run its
own business without outside interference.
| AT meeting of the directors of the,Bixby
Land company Mr.. William Flint,
nephew of DR.. Thomas Flint, was elected
assistant secretary of the company, and
will soon take position in their office here.
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, May 15.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The city is full of rumors
today regarding proposed railroads AMI
beet sugar factories, and from the man.
ner of wise reticence with which tn,
knowing ones evade interrogation on the
subject of these projects it is evident that
something is about to happen" 1t is
known that two propositions are pending
for the erection of sugar factories-one on
the San Joaquin ranch and another on
First street, west of town--but the COM
mitteemen appointed by the chamber of
commerce to wait upon eastern capitalists
who have interested themselves In the
scheme refuse to say how far negotia-
tions have progressed. The proposed sugar
house on the San Joaquin, it is understood,
Is to be built by the Southern Pacific, or
by kindred corporation. 1t is reliably
stated that this company has all but
reached an agreement with Mr.. Irvine,
owner of the ranch, for the erection of q
factory and branch railroad to the site
there being but one concession lacking to
insure the success of the scheme. This
concession. whatever its nature, Is de-.
manded w the company from Mr.. Irvine.
and the latter now has the matter under
consideration.
The other factory Is proposed by Clarke
Bros, and, according to the most reliable
statements obtainable, will be made tho
terminus of a branch railroad down Second
street to the CITY limits. over a part OF the
r.ght-of-way held by the Newport road.
One or both of these gentlemen were ex-
pected here today to inspect the site, bur
as yet they have not arrived. 1t is likely
that something interesting will be made
public within a few days
petition for the probate of the will of
Thomas Raymond and a contest thereto
has been continued to May 2lst In the
superior court.
Charles e. Pendell has been given judg-
ment in the superior court against Anna
A., Rabe for $175795, principal and interest.
on a mortgage secured by property in the
Kuffel & Fletcher tract.
Mrs John Hartung of Anaheim and Miss
Delmas of San Diego were in the city yes
torday. the guests OF Mrs John. Garner, sr
w. G. Griffin is over from San Pedro ON
visit with his family.
The young people of the First Presby-
terian church gave social last evening
at the home of ]. 4. Nourse, on South
Main street.
Charles Chiffon Is at Ora Grande where
he went to relieve Station Agent Frank
Graves. who came to this city to remain
during the illness of his daughter. The
latter is now convalescent. and Mr.. Graves
expects to return to his post in a few
days.
A party of young people from this city
took hay-rack ride around the kite
last evening.
The following real estate transactions
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COTTON

COTTON, May 15.-(Regular Correspond
erce.) Alva A. Warren went down to Los
Angeles on a mining speculation.
w. s. Wood was Los Angeles visitor
Wednesday,.
Mrs. J. w. Davis and Mrs. G. L. Hutchin-
son visited Los Angeles this week and pur
chased piano for the Y. M. G. A.
Three hundred Mongolians in nine cars
passed through here Thursday en- route
for the Nashville exposition.
A Southern train with twenty-five cars
containing 700 Texas cattle and another
train with $50 head passed through here
yesterday en- route to Bakersfield.
Mrs. James Lee and Mrs. 8. M. Goddard
visited Rialto yesterday and spent the day.
The Cotton cement works, owned princi
pally in Los Angeles started up anew Mon
day with force of a dozen men. The lime
is being shipped to Los Angeles.
Miss Teresa Miller Of Canada Is visiting
Mrs. f. A. Shibley.
George M. Hubbard and family have
moved to Los Angeles for the summer.
w. D. Mackay. a San Francisco million
aire, is stopping in the city.
A Los Angeles syndicate Is setting out
several hundred acres in citrus trees
around Cotton.
Arthur Kito, a 9-year-old lad, died this
week with diphtheria.
Frank Ferre, aged A. and Miss Fannie
Smallwood. aged %, were married this
week.
A. E. Pomeroy, a prominent Los Angeles
citizen and owner of a 120-acre orange
grove In Cotton, was visitor here this
week.
Messrs. M. A. Iibberd and Georg.
Slaughter and Col. Shepardson will go te
Catalina Tuesday.
In the semi-annual appropriation OF
school funds Cotton receives 2800.
=. e. Waters has gone to New York for
six weeks stay.
Born-To the wife of Don c. Swartz, a
boy. This is the first one
Mrs. H. N. Burial left this week for
her home in Milwaukee.
The city council has decided to erect a
pumping plant at cost of $4,000 to supply
more water, as the increased area of tree
planting necessitates the measure.
There are 665 school children in Cotton,
$50 being under years of age.
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ORANGE

ORANGE, May 15.-(Re egular Core
spondence.) There has been great activity
IN orange shipping during the past week
The Orange County Fruit exchange is still
sending its fruit forward and today netted
" per box on carload of choice Mediter-
ranean sweets. sold In Dubuque. Iowa The
total shipments made over the Santa Fe
for the week ending today were 20 carloads.
two OF which went to San francisco and
the balance east. Spencer g. Paramore
shipped one carload Of lemons, but 1t is not
known when any more Will be sent for
ward. b IA
The Advance. variety OF loquats are SELL
Ing at cents per pound on the tree
Orange has one of the best public IL
braries Of any town Of it's size in South
ern California It Is supported BY taxation
and the use Of books Is absolutely free to
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SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, May 15.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) Ever since the new municipal
administration was installed In office the
question of reductions in the salary list
has been up for consideration. The repoct
Of the first committee was killed in the
board of delegates, and last night the sec
ond committee appointed met and On Mon
day night will make their recommendations
to the council. In the meantime all the
departments In the city hall are to be in
vestigated and a separate report furnished
on each. While the board of aldermen
agree with Mayor Reeds idea on this ques-
tion. the delegates are opposed and through
their opposition the relief expected for
the city through a substantial saving on
the salary list is not likely to be realized
The directors of the Linda Vista irriga-
ton district received a bid this morning of
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

100 cents on the dollar for $S50000 worth Of
their bonds. The bid was taken under ad-
visement until the meeting of the board in
June, but it is not expected that the bid
will be carried into effect.
Michael Broderick, who has been under
sentence in the county jail on the charge
Of vagrancy, was adjudged insane this
morning and ordered sent to the Highland
asylum.
A. K. Cravath, as assignee for the estate
of J. H. BORDEN, an insolvent debtor, has
obtained judgment against the Bank Of Es-
condido for $1014.
Judge Torrance yesterday granted the pc
tition Of creditors for the sale Of real and
personal property in the estate Of Freder-
ick Schulenberg, deceased.
w. s, Standish and G. F. Moore have
bonded two-thirds interest in the Irma
and Bay Horse mines in Mesquite district,
San Diego county, for $4,000.
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fuller and Miss Bartlett. Progressive eu-
chre was played during the afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. r. T. Vandevort,
Miss Lutz; Miss Wood received the conso-
lation prize.
Miss Shoemaker gave a most enjoyable
progressive hearts party last evening at
the home of her father, DR.. n. H. Shoe
enjoyed by quite a large party of young
people. The tables we're prettily decorated
and the game proceeded merrily all even
ing. The prizes were won by Misses Annie
Hubbard. Mr.. Kellam, Miss Hubbard and
Mr.. Rowan.
The dancing party given by the young
men Of Throop last evening in I. o. o. F.
hall was much enjoyed by the young people
present.
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of San Francisco, have been staying at
the Metropole for two weeks. They leave
today for the city. Mr.. Myers has been IN
rather poor health. but feels greatly bene-
fitted by his visit to Catalina. He Is con-
firmed punster and has kept his friends in
a continual condition of convulsion during
his stay.
Over 100 visitors arrived yesterday on
the Falcon. most of them wearing the
o. r. c. badge. Owing to the ball given
in Los Angeles last night most of them
were compelled to return by the same boat
The excursion tomorrow will allow more
time on the island to those who are linz
tied in their engagements. A large crowd
Is expected to spend at least a few hours
in Avalon before returning home.
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claims In the northeastern portion Of San
Diego county,
A light rain fell here last night but was
not heavy enough to injure the newly-cut
hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Welton Of Los Angeles
visited their son in Fullerton this week.
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SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO. May 15.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The fire department has
got the baseball fever and team is being
organized.
A tallyho of colored people came over
from Riverside this morning to picnic at
Harlem Springs.
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ORANGE COUNTY

were recorded today: A. B. Solomon and
wife to Vernon w. Shade, twenty acres
near Garden Grove. $1,000; e. F. Dyer and
Kate Fl. Dyer to Bixby Land company,
seventy-flve acres in Alamitos ranch;
James Forbes to w. 3. Hervey, lot of
the Clacius tract, Placentia. S14O0:
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Don't make an apothecary
shop of your poor stomach, es.
peoia!ly if you want to live
long. Drugs give no permanent
relief, and their presence in your
system is injurious.
The herald., 1897-05-16
Los ALAMITOS

LOS ALAMITOS, May 15.-(Regular Cor
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leet IN Sanoen Der lunsen srleaslsur,
befinbliden &aoettensenebre (gst.
terli'Ginlaber) baben nun beinub, 95
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nod 0aSen ididen 81 Siirfen. Die
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Tatb, oh oieiem Geiudle III eutipretsa
lei.