The herald., 1897-03-12
LOS ANGELES 1rRALD FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH H.

Woman's Christian Temperance union
of this city has been held and the off,
GERS for the ensuing year elected as
follows: President Miss Carrie NJ.
Keyes; first vice-president, Miss Edith
Youngs; second vice-president, Miss
Warner; recording secretary, Miss EN-
lily Walther; corresponding secretary,
Miss Ida Felty; treasurer, Miss Fran
ces A. Steadman; superintendent Flow
er mission department, Misc Bowler,
and superintendent Ransom home de-
partment, Miss Nellie Wilkinson.
The Pomona High School Corps ca
diets will give public parade and drill
at p. m. tomorrow. marching down
Second street.
Another order of II 300 olive trees
from the northern part of the state has
been received by one of the nursery
firms In Pomona.
1t Is said that the Pomona-Los Ange
les dirt highway or road Is to be
changed between a point near Lemon
and Puente, so as to run alongside and
parallel with tine Southern Pacific
track. and that there will be some pri-
vate contributions to aid the county IN
SO doing.
The ladies' Of the Rebekah lodge of
Pomona went over 20 Chino in the tally
no last evening to institute q branch
lodge of the order in that place, and
some forty members were installed.
William Huse, a brother OF N. D. Huse
Of this place, got In yesterday from Min
nesota Mr.. Huse intends making an
extended visit In Pomona and may re-
main here permanently.
The lookout committee of the Union
Christian Endeavor and Epworth
League Of this city Will visit the Spadra
union on next Saturday.
A visit of several days has been made
at the Pomona experiment station by
Prof G. H. Shinn, who is superintendent
of all the experiment stations under
| the auspices of the state university, and
he has authorized some improvements
on both home station grounds and on
the damp land tract.
The Citizens Reform party has Sc
| lected for it's campaign executive COM
mittee one from each ward: Messrs. F.
A. Molyneaux, II. F. Wilkinson, Andrew
Osgoodby. c. ]. Burdick and W. H.
Schureman.
The Prohibition party took three from
each ward: J. E. McComas. r. S. Bas-
sett ARA Crabb; George w. Ogle, Peter
| II. Ruth, Ben Atkinson; B. e. Street e.
H. Hutchinson, ]. H. Dunn; Oliver
Youngs, Harry Goodrich, S. .. MARBLE;
and A. J. Thayer, ]. H. Bowler and c..
B. Messenger.
Manuel Boca. Jr., fell in trying to
| jump q ITe1Bnt train the OtntT udy mere,
| considerably injuring the tendons Of
one of his legs and cutting an ugly cash
upon the leg.
The Woman's council at its Friday af-
ternoon session will have a musical en-
| tertainment conducted by Miss Tina
Rose. open to the public.
| The school children and little folks
generally of this community are leeking g
| forward with much impatient interest
for the Friday afternoon reception to be
given by little Pearl Sanders of the Ellie
| fords, and the matinee presentation Sat
urday at Q p. m. of the fairy play, Gin
derella," or the Little Glass Slipper"
The lecture on THE Wonders of Alas
ka" will be given at the Methodist
church this evening.
The High School cadets are anxious to
uniform the corps in time to take part in
the military parade In Los Angeles dur
| ing Fiesta week.
The county deputy assessors of this
community, e. M. Keller and AL H.
Tufts. have already gone to work in
| their district.
| There are still a goodqy number of
registrations and transfers being en-
rolled here daily by the authorized depu-
ties.
| Mrs. o. Sweet. Of this city. is off on an
excursion iwth the Southern California
Woman's Press club. which, after Its
return from atalina will go to Rands-
burg.