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The herald., 1897-01-09

papers, which were followed by lively
discussion. Mrs. Thompson took up the
question of Sunday desecration, giving
the opinions of ID. l.. Moody and w
II. Crafts. Unless there is an improve
ment the enemy of all good will soon
capture our Sabbath. Christians should
he taught to see the harm of trading
and travelling in public conveyances on
hiatt day. Mrs. Terpenning's paper was
also upon this question.
Robert ". Gaylord of this city is the
manager and owner OF an opera com
pany which has completed arrangements
for giving the Pirates of Perzance at
Pomona tonight. The company is called
the Ideal Opera company. and VIII make
a six-weeks' tour. if it meets with sue
cess. Mr.. Gaylord has expended $1,000
in costumes and so on. and among his
talent are o. w. Kyle and Miss Grace
Plaisted. Mr.. Gaylord Is young man
for such venture, and his friends hope
that he will succeed.
At a. meeting of the board of trade
this morning II. r. Hertel was elected
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of C. d. Daggett as vice presi-
dent. 1t was decided to divide the city
into four parts, after the manner of the
four wards, and two members of the
board for each ward were chosen to
canvass for the souv enir book TO be
issued soon.
w. Fl. Hill and F. r. Boynton were
chosen to canvess the northeast divis-
ion; Cohn Stewart and Fl. r. Hertel,
the northwest II. NJ. Dobbins and J. II.
Adams the southwest; and Edwin
Stearns and w. ]. Richardson the south
east.
Prominent temperance workers met
yesterday afternoon at the rooms of the
Y. NJ. G. A. in response to a. call by the
c.f 4
league were set forth and discussed and
the following committees appointed:
c. c. Reynolds, L. 2. Palmer. enroll
ment committee; A. F. Keyes. A. L.
Hamilton, James Campbell, committee
TO memorialize the legislature against
the enactment Of the proposed state Ii
cense law.
These committees will forward a pro-
test against the bill to Senator Simpson
and Assemblyman Melick. Those pres
ent at the meeting were: Clark Craw-
ford. president of the league. Dr. H.
A. Reid, secretary, James Campbell
Rev. Or. Fay and others.
Several gentlemen met last evening
at the office of DR. Turner and formed
a Chess club, which will meet every
Thursday evening to indulge in that
highly Intellectual game. The members
include DIR. Turner. G. D. Tying, Rev
Ratchffe, David Heap. Oscar Schlief,
Prof Perkins and ]. B. Stoutenhurgh
The next meeting will be held at Mr..
Ratcliffe's.
PERSONAL.
M. Wilton is about again. after an
illness Of & week.
c. W. Swan has resigned the treas
urership of the Grand opera house, and
L. ]. Huff has taken the position.
James Campbell left today for Cuca-
monga on business.
Charles Coleman returned to Stan
ford today.
Wesley Scott left today for Berkeley
after a pleasant visit with his cousins,
the Misses Fuller.
G.Wharton James returned today from
San Francisco.
Prof and Mrs. c. F. Holder left today
for few weeks stay at Catalina.
Mrs. Newton Leithead has been
chosen a member of the Symphony
clllh
The herald., 1897-01-09
POMONA
Revival Services to Begin Monday.
Personal and General

POMONA, Jan. 8.-Prof. F. M Dowl-
ing will begin series of special relig-
ious meetings on next Monday evening
in Armory hall. Gospel music will be
made special feature of these meet
ings. Mr.. Dowling's subject on Monday
evening will be The Problem of the
Empty Pew. There will follow a series
of sermons on The Foundations of Christ
ian Faith
Howard A. Broughton'S new cottage
on Pasadena street is nearing compile
ton.
News has reached here of the death
of Fred Holt a young man formerly
connected with the printing houses of
this place, and who resided with his
mother, Mrs. Judge Mills, at her home
in New Mexico.
Miss Mamie D. Week has returned to
her home in Los Angeles, having sold
her art business to parties at this point.
Miss Annie Garlick, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. O..
Garlick, leaves this week for her home
In San Francisco.
8. A. Peas, formerly of this city, is
now horticultural Commissioner of San
Bernardino county.
w. E. Mckinney and wife of Troy,
N. Y, arrived here this week to spend
the winter with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Schureman.
l.. e. Fellows has returned to Rands-
burg to remain some time.
Rev. William Jones will occupy the
pulpit at the Universalist church next
Sunday morning.
The Ideal opera company will hold the
boards at the opera house Saturday.
both matinee and evening. Ohvette and
Chimes of Normandy being the bills re-
Spectively.
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for the proposed japanese steamship
line started out with their labors today
and are well pleased with the result.
They express the utmost confidence that
the necessary $150,000 will be secured
Without much delay.
Mrs. Dolores de Stokes died at her
ranch near Ramona yesterday. De-
ceased was born in Los Angeles of ene
of the olf Spanish families, and had
lived In Southern California all ber
life.
TIE Rev. Archdeacon Weber w3tl
conduct mission at st. PauPs church..
beginning next Monday and lasting one
week. There will be four services each
day during the mission
The Native Sons parlor, No. 1es. fat
their annual installation of officers las &.
night. when the following officers were
installed: Past president. L. f. Au-
bury; president, f. j. Doweli first vice
president, l.. A. Dabney: second vfca
PRESIDENT. A. M. Loop; marshal, Arthur
Hin; secretary, Fl. Dannals; secretary.
sam Schiller; treasurer, L. A. Bloch.
man
Tho Unitarian society held its annua:
meeting last night ard elected its pas tor
and officers for the ensuing year. Scion
Lauer was chosen pastor NJ. A. Luce
president and Il. T.. White secretary.
The nine trustees were Charles S. Ham
1ton, John Cent?, f., s. Plympton, J.
II. Simpson. ]. e. Slocum, S. f. Smith,
Guy p. Hawley, Mrs. Roper and Mrs.
C. e. Williams.
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SAN BERNARDINO
Newspaper hanges-Candidates for
City Offices Coming Forward

SAN BERNARDINO. Jan. S.-R. f.
Norton, manager of the Sun, has retired,
leaving the paper in the hands of r. c.
HARRISON, who will endeavor to make
the Sun success, as he thoroughly un-
derstands the newspaper business.
AS the time draws near, prospective
candidates are coming forward for city
offices. and lively time is promised.
With the exception of two trustees an
entire city ticket is to be elected, with
the addition of city clerk that has here
tofore been an appointment All along
the line the places will be hotly CON
tested. On one side will be the Repub-
licans against the Democrats, Populists
and Silver Republicans combined For
marshal the candidates are springing
up in lively manner. w. B. Reeves is
out on the Democratic side, and is
strong man, having friends by the hun
dred. The Republicans who are crop
ping out are r. A. Bruckman. barber
and Jim Cole, a rancher. The Repub-
licans claim that Cole is a strong man
inasmuch as his brother is ex-sheriff,
John A. Cole, a prominent Democrat
and will stand by his brother. 1t is
said that Treasurer Blow will try for re !.
election, but his chances are very slim,
as he was unfortunate enough to vote
for Palmer. and that class of Demo-
Gratis are marked in this county in all
future contests For city assessor. the
only Democratic name is M. c. Nc
Kenney, but the friends of ]. H. Curtis
have his name on the list, while Jeff Nc
Elvain wants the position from the Re-
publican side. The city attorneys Of
flce Will no doubt have a bunch of candi.
dates especially on the Republican side.
At present c. c. Haskell has come out.
AS TO city clerk. no one has yet been
brought out, but as things are on the
move. 1t WI be safe to say that there
Will be sufficient candidates If the
combination stands solid there is but lit
tie chance for the Republicans. The
Democrats are handicapped in not, hay
ing q paper to make their fight, while the
Republicans have two dailies.
A meeting was held last evening at
Justice Knox's court room for the pur-
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NORWALK.
Congregationalists Arrange for Regu-
lar Services-Notes.

NORWALK, Jan. S.-The Congrega-
tional church held it's first annual meet
ing on Wednesday evening. The ladies
served a bountiful New England supper
to members and friends. The church
was organized in April last and now
numbers twenty-four members. The
outlook is very promising. The follow
ing officers were elected Trustee, John
Grant; clerk, DR.. D. A. Kellogg; treas
urer. John Grant; member of church
committee, Mrs. Ida Dewitt.
The new church building is under con-
struction, Gillespie Brothers having the
contract for the carpenter work. Ar
rangements have been made to hold SER
vices hereafter until the building is
completed in the Adventist church. So
cial hall proving too cold for comfort
Rev. G. H. DeKay has moved into his
new house.
Miss Allie Truitt, who has been sick
with inf1ammatory rheumatism. is out
again and will return to business COL
lege.
B. P. Brown of Santa Fe Springs or
Wednesday evening swore out, a war;
rant for the arrest of young man
named John Miller on suspicion of hav-
ing stolen about s25 worth of harness.
The young man denies any knowledge
of the theft. He will be tried on Monday
before Justice Trutt.
The case of Henry Ames charged
with malicious mischief, was on trial
before Justice Truitt today, and ended
in a postponement for retrial until Jan
uary Is, on account of the jury failing
to agree.
The cases of L. A. Lilly and w. H.
Watson, charged with the same Of
tense, were indefinitely postponed.
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SANTA MONICA
Mr.. Boyce Dies Of Ills njuries-Funeral
Today

SANTA MONICA, Jan. an. b.
Boyce, died this morning at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Boyce has been a resident of Santa
Monica for over twenty years. and has
been identified with many prominent in
terests. He was lawyer by profession
having been admitted to practice be-
fore the supreme courts of New York.
Illinois and California.
lie served as justice of the peace for a
number of years, also as town, recorder
and as postmaster during the adminis-
tration OF hayes, Garfield and Arthur,
SINCE which time he has devoted his time
10 tne real estate and insurance busi-
ness, and has won the friendship and es-
TEEN of all whom he has associated
with
He was 65 years of age ard leaves a.
widow. Services will be held tomorrow
Saturday from the M. E. church, at
o'clock p. M, under the auspices of the
Masonic lodge. The remains will be
taken to Rosedale cemetery for Gre
nation.
The Los Angeles bloods that raised
the small sized riot in the restaurant
yesterday found that Santa Monica JUS
tice is not particularly lenient in cases
of aggravated offense. A. w. Lee was
fined $15 or seventy-five days, and j. p.
Miller $50 or fifty days. c. S. Keller was
allowed to go free.
Also in Judge Wens court evidence
enough was found to hold Hugh Robin
son to answer to the superior court on
charge of burglary.
Mrs. Lewis arrived yesterday morn
ing to visit her daughter law, Mrs
w. j. Hamilton on Second street. Mrs
Lewis has just returned from a trip to
England, coming back by way of Can
ada
Messrs. Dudley and Smith. who have
been occupying the Carter cottage, have
rented the L. D. Brown house on Fifth
street
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CHAMBER OF COMERCE

The following is a list of the donations
received at the cfsm1er of commerce
yesterday:
Riverside Heights Orange Growers as
sociation, two boxes navel oranges.
San Diego Land and Town company,
navel oranges
Chamber of commerce at Santa Ana
pumpkin and citron.
E. Russell Morris, Long Beach, for
eign canar;es.
There will be a meeting of the South
ern California dairymen at the chamber
of commerce this morning at 10 o'clock
There will be a special meeting of the
members of the chamber of commerce
to discuss the new charter amendments
next Thursday evening, the 18th inst,
at o'clock. The public is invited.
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OCEANSIDE
Railroad Improvements in Progress or
Prospects-General News

OCEANSIDE, Jan. S.-The Santa Fe
railroad is putting in steel bridge over
the Santa Margarita river and is con-
templating a change in the Escondido
branch, taking up the rails from San
Marcos to Oceanside and laying them
from the former place to La Costa, MAX
ing that the junction instead of Ocean
side.
VIM. Wolf of Temecula purchased the
livery stock of the late Jonathan Kolb
on Tuesday last and will make this his
future home.
The sound of the hammers ring mer-
rily where the men are engaged clear
ing off the accumulated rust of the past
year on the iron pipes of the wharf, pre-
paratory to giving them fresh coat of
tar. 1t is also proposed to extend the
wharf 200 feet.
Three of the members of our gun club
went over to Escondido on the first of
the month and took hand in the shoot
ing tournament, and came home with
five prizes out of ten
The stockholders of the San Luis Rey
creamery held their annual meeting on
Monday and elected officers for the en-
suing year. Their business having been
very satisfactory during the past year
they have concluded to increase the ia
cilities the coming season.
Miss Ida Cunningham of Boston ar
rived here on Sunday evening to visit
Mrs. Fred Elliott and others.
]. C. Hayes made a business trip to Los
Angeles on Tuesday.
The la grippe is getting in its work on
w. Fl. Dilse. E. D. McGraw, Mrs. S. ".
r. johnson and several others.
Rev. Wisner Kinne came down from
Orange after his family, who have been
visiting their relatives here.
DR.. ]. H. Warner of Pitzner. Pa, has
rented the Graves cottage and will re-
main here during the winter.
]. c. Jones of Denver is here visiting
his children for a few weeks and look
ing after his property interests.
John Goetz, who has been confined to
his bed during the past ten days, is slow
ly convalescing.
John Cornic. conductor on the Escon-
dido branch, has been called to Los An
geles on account of the serious illness
of his wife, occasioned by the bite of
Colonel Otis dog, Ell Toro. 1t should be
El Diablo. We have a way of fixing
such brutes in this neighborhood.
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RIVERSIDE.
Tax Reformers Busy With Bills-Gen-
eral News Notes.

RIVERSIDE, Jan. S.-Horticultural
present drawing up bill to be present.
ed to the legislature. The bill provid IS
that the board of supervisors shall have
the power of putting tax on land and to
organize different districts for the pur-
pose of fumigating orchards and getting
rid of tree e-dsstroying bugs. The bill
will be presented TO the board of super
visors for their approval
The next meeting of the board of gu
pervisors, to be held February q will be
an important and lively one. The board
will meet to fix the water rates of the
different irrigation districts. Each side
will be represented by we'll known at
torneys and no doubt a war of words
will ensue.
Charles o. Stebbins, who has been
quite seriously i'll, is progressing rap
idly towards recovery.
DR.. w. 5. Ruby, r. w. A. and Tyler
Godfrey and Chas. Moore, left yesterday
for the Virginia Dale mining district,
and will be absent about ten days.
A meeting will be held tonight in the
armory by Company M, at which a num-
Der of important business matters will
be brought up. There will be an election
of a secretary and a number of commit
tees will be appointed and elected for the
ensuing year.
l.. L. Newerf of Los Angeles pas sed
through Riverside today on his way to
Perris with a party of prospective prop
erty investors.
Attorney r. T. Lang and Constable D.
Warren of Hemet were in the city today
on legal business.
An alarm of fire was turned in from
the box on the corner of Eighth and
Main streets about 80 o'clock this after
noon. The fire proved to be the cloth
sign and awning of the Riverside cy-
clery on Main street, and was put out
with little trouble. The awning was ig-
nited by soldering torch with which
Will Thompson was soldering some cleo
trio wires.
The trial of L. Crawford, charged with
selling liquor illegally, has been set TO,
next Wednesday al 10 a. m A venire of
thirty-six Jurors has been ordered sum-
moned TO try the case. W. NJ. Peck has
been secured to defend Crawford.
The case of the people VS.. r. ]. Bush
went to the jury yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock, and, about $3.50 o'clock this
morning the foreman told the Judge
that the jury could not agree. This is
the second time the jury has hung in
this particular case.
A cutting affray occurred yesterday at
San Jacinto Garvacio Romero was ar
rested for assault with deadly weapon
upon the person of Pauleno Rosvaleso.
The prisoners bail was fixed at 5000,
which he failed to give.
One of Joseph Grismer's fine fox
hounds broke loose from the pack last
evening after the play, and at last ac-
counts had not been recovered.
The herald., 1897-01-09
ORANGE COUNTY.
a Letter From Randsburg-The Chain
gang Rebellion Ended.

SANTA ANA, Jan. S.-Harry Yarnell,
an experienced miner, writes from
Randslburg in the following strain to
his brother in this city:
This town has the boom badly. The
place Is away ahead of the mineral in
sight. There are several good claims
here but hundreds that l have been
over are worthless. l think that there
is one of the largest free gold mines here
that there is in the United States
Water is scarce. There are many ex~
perts here, and some think the mines
will not so down-no suoh thing as dig
ging them out"
The chaingang succumbed today, find
ing bread and water diet, even when
combined with idleness. not as noursh-
ing as the rich food they have been sup
piled with heretofore from the Richa-
lieu kitchen. while laboring.
The week of prayer has been observed
by the churches of this city. Union
meetings have been held each evening
in the First Baptist church. The attend
ance, composed almost wholly of pro-
Tossing Christians, has been good, and
, the meetings have been generally both
edifying and instructive.
DR.. Head of Garden Grove visited
Sauta Ana today. The doctor says the
wave of prosperity mas rolled over the
dairies round Garden Grove SO heavily
that the price of milk is now 40 cents
per GENITAL whereas, before the wave
struck, it was $1.25 The strange part
OF the whole matter is that the wave has
not struck the price of creamery butter.
Jimmie Jones, Santa Ana's old time
rsstaurateur. is irr the city again after
many misadventures in Arizona and
elsewhere. Jimmie is prospecting as to
the future for another restaurant in
santa Ana.
Miss Jeannette Wilcox of Tustin has
been rendered testimonial concert at
Golden Gate park BY the Treble Clef
Quartet club. Miss Jcannette leaves he
following week for Europe, where she
proposes to complete her musical edu-
cation.
The chamber of commerce will meet
in the city hall on Wednesday evening
next at s o'clock All tax payers are
specially requested to be present, as int
portant business is to be transacted.
A spelling school and Mystery
Lunch" will be given in G. A. r. hall,
Santa Ara, January 18th. Admission
10 cents.
The Berkeley GAee and Mandolin
club gave very enjoyable entertain
ment last evening in Spurgeon's hall.
The following medicos were elected
officers of the Orange County Medical
: association this week: President, DR..
A. Crane of Santa Ana; vice president,
DR.. Allingham of Tustin: secretary, Dr..
Berneike of Santa Ana; treasurer, D. 7.
r. Medlock of Santa Ana
DR.. Young and wife have returned TO
San Francisco after an extended visi.
in this city.
The concert to be given by Miss Neally
Stevens, pllaniste, has been postponed
until Wednesday evening next
Mr.. Clyde Watson left this week for
Prescott. Arizona.
Street superintendent Nash posted to-
day notice of intention of the board 10
order Fourth street from the west line
Of West street to the east line of Birch
street TO be paved with asphalt, with
concrete base and granite gutter. The
amount of paving is one block, about
800 feet long.
FULLERTON NOTES.
lt is understood that the Fullerto,
band Will clear at least 5000 on the an
The herald., 1897-01-09

nual New Years ball given last week
>. Chadbourne hail.
Miss Pfeninger, who has been spend
Ig the holidays at home, returned 20
ios Angeles on Monday. where she re-
sunped her studies at the Normal school
DR.. Vree1and of Chicago has located
in Fullerton, where he will practice med
icine. The doctor was compelled to leave
a good practice in the east on account of
the health of his wife.
Three car loads of oranges, two of hay
and two of nursery stock were shipped
from here this week.
The Odd Fellows are talking of organ
izing lodge I'M Fullerton.
Considerable dissatisfaction is being
expressed here at the supervisors neg
lecting to appoint officers for the newly
created township of Fullerton. Tine cis-
izens wanted the township, and they
want officers for it. There is a rumor
afloat that the supervisor for this dis
trict has slated a man for Justice of the
peace who lives two miles out of town
This will be as inconvenient as if the jus.
tioe remained in Anaheim, and such an
appointment will create general dis E.
satisfaction.
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pose of organizing a base ball nine and
enclosing grounds. Considerable pro-
gress was mace. and another meeting
will be held Tuesday night to completa
plans.
Mrs. r. f. Mcdonald is In the city to-
day from Los Angeles.
N G. Gill has gone to Sacramento. pre-
sumably to seek or take a position.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wood have gone
to San Diego.
After installation last night san Ber-
nardino lodge No. 146, l. O. o. f.. ban
quoted at the California restaurant
On Saturday, January 16 the San Ber-
nardino teachers association will meet
at the High school. The meeting will
be of special interest.
Frank Elmer is being tried today In
the superior court for living with a col
ored woman in house Of ill-fame. Ell
mer is white boy and has been an actor
in a Peck's Bad Boy company but later
as a bad boy in Emma Anderson's COM
pany. He was convicted in the Justice
court, but his case was appealed.
The WebsterS meet tonight in their
regular session.
Michael Dietsch is serving thirty days
in the county Jail for selling liquor to
Indians.
The Bmetallic club meets on Monday
night at Justice Knox's court room.
The herald., 1897-01-09
SAN DIEGO.
A Carnival In Honor of Admiral Boards
lee-Local Notes.

SAN DIEGO, JAM S.-The prelimi-
nary arrangements for the proposedlcar-
nival in honor of Admiral Beardslee
took definite shape at meeting held
at the chamber of commerce last night.
The organization of the general COM
mittee was made by the appointment
of Captain w. r. Dodge president and
w. E. Simpson secretary. 1t was ~
cided to hold military and naval pa
rade on Saturday, February 20. clo:ing
with the water carnival on the same
night. Sunday will be devoted to spe-
cial excursions. and Monday will be
devoted to aquatic sports. Monday eve
ming the festivities will close with bali
In honor Of Admiral Beardslee at Hotel
del Coronado.
The committee appointed by the cham
Der oil commerce to solicit subscriptions
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VOLUNTEERS OFAMERICA

captain McCargar in charge of the
pos located at f2e North Main street.
this city, is making arrangements for
the observance of Washington'ss birth
DAY in a manner that will at once appeal
to the hearts of the benevolently inStin-
ed. He proposes, with the assistance of
the business men and those who believe
that lit IS more blessed to give.'' to make
glad the hearts of as many of the worthy
poor as is possible
On that day he will dispense food and
clothing at the post headquarters
The Volunteers. of America is q re-
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DR.. Wong's Sanitarium
7I3 South Main

In arriving at the truth of any
important matter it hshooves you
to consider wellits source.ss,Be fair
and candid in your investigation of
what purports to be truth that
you may fully comprehend its true
merits.
Now what desire is that you be
not deceived, or in any way led as
tray through prejudice. as to the
wonderful cures of nearly all kinds
of disease which mankind is heir to,
by DR.. Wong during the fourteen
years of practice in Los Angeles.
1t should matter little to you
whether YOU are cured BY this treat
ment or some other, SO that you are
permanently cured.
The different kinds of treatment
and the manner in which they are
prescribed is for you to decide.
Many of late who have called at
the DOCTORS office, 7I3 South Main,
have been led to exclaim, 81 only
wish | had consulted the doctor
before" Come on, my dear friends,
as it will cost you nothing for cen
sultation. Tel. sos, Black.