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The herald., 1897-06-06
SAN BERhARDINO COUNTY

who was dealing and Wong III, one of the
players They also secured the parapher
MALTA of the game, but failed to get the
money, which disappeared quite quickly in
way that puzzled the officers. The pris-
oners were arraigned before Judge Camp
and were released on bail in the sum of
S10O for Wong Hang and $50 for Wong III.
The time for them to plead was not set.
as City Attorney Bennett is in, the cast.
Major Frank G, Prescott was retained to
defend the Cinnamon. He says that he will
attack the constitutionality of the city or
dinance which prohibits all persons from
visiting places where games of chance are
being played. The Indictment in the pres
ent case was drawn under this ordinance
and the accused are charged with visiting
a place where gambling was in progress.
not with gambling.
AS result of yesterdays school election
the board for the grammar school In the
Redlands district now consists Of I. b.
Inch, DR.. s. Fl. Washburne and c. E. Bal
ley. The high school board comprises 8.
r. Baker. X. H. Field and 8. e. Sessions.
John Gore was reelected trustee in the
Lugonia district.
The Earl Fruit company shipped its last
car of oranges for the season yesterday.
The fruit was Valencia and sold for s.. So
per box.-fo.b.
The herald., 1897-06-06
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

society in America at the board Of trade
rooms Sunday evening.
DIR. H. j. Macomber has let the contract
for his new building to be erected on the
south side of Colorado street, between
Raymond and Fair Oaks. 1t will be 3Ox110
& Dawson are the contractors, and the
contract price is $500.
At the regular meeting Of the local lodge
of the Woodmen of the World last evening,
Consul Commander Ramel, in behalf of
the camp. presented H. j. AFFORD with a
beautiful emblematic watch charm, as a
token of respect and esteem. Mr.. AFFORD
leaves Tuesday for Wisconsin, where he
expects to make his permanent home. The
members will attend the Universalist
church In a body tomorrow morning.
Both the Universalist and the Methodist
churches gave picnics today for their SUM-
day schools, the former at Wilson's lake
and the latter at Verdugo. Large numbers
of children and a good many grown peo-
pie, too. enjoyed eating picnic lunch under
the trees and clambertng over the rocks
and hills.
Ell Captain tennis club held a tournament
this afternoon at the courts on Madison
avenue.
Miss Merwin of South Pasadena enter
tanned few friends at dinner yesterday
evening. "a
Mrs. e. F. Hulburt will entertain few
friends at luncheon Tuesday, June sth, at
El Retro.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Eakins of South
Euclid avenue are receiving congratula-
tions over the arrival Of SON this morning.
Judge and Mrs. Waldo York will leave
next week for Terminal Island to spend
the summer
Prof G. W. Simonton and wife Of Los
Angeles and Mrs. Harris, wife of Lieut..
Harris of the U. s. s. s. Adams, were the
guests of Mrs. L. J. Crowell and Mrs. W.
B. vankirk Friday.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY.

promises to be very heavy The young or
anges are sticking well and have q good
color. Barley haying is nearly over. The
crop will be about an average. The grain
crop will fall below the average. The al-
falfa Yield will be very heavy and q largely
increased acreage will be harvested.
Orange growers arersniling over the
warm weather. Cool, foggy mornings are
too favorable to the growth Of black scale
to suit them.
Mrs. A. w. Boggs leaves Monday for
Nashville, Tenn, where she will spend the
summer with relatives.
Miss Mae Lyman of Los Angeles, who
has been the guest Of her uncles, D. c.
and A. ]. Twogood, for several days, re-
turned home today. y
J. F. Stout, prominent citizen of
Hemet, and Miss Jennie A. Cole, a popular
teacher of Pueblo, Colo, were married In
this city today.
DR.. r. D. Barber of Corona Is in town
today. He says the disincorporationist
have about 12O names signed to their petit
tion, but he does not know whether they
will present it to the supervisors next
week or not. The doctor is not one of
them. The movement for disincorporation
grows out of the fact that the trustees
pledged themselves not to levy tax of
more than 10 cents on the 500 and then.
after election, assessed business tax.
which some construe as whipping the devil
around the stump. DR.. Barber says, how.
ever. that the majority of the business
men on whom the tax falls do not seri-
ously object to it.
The herald., 1897-06-06
ORANGE

ORANGE, June 5.-(Regular Correspond
ence) The district missionary meeting
convened in the Presbyterian church on
Friday morning. Following are the prii-
cipal items on the program: reports of
societies in the district; discussion on dis
trict work; paper. Personal Obliga-
tions," Mrs. Adsit, of Tustin; reading OF
the report made by Mrs. Jewell to the late
Presbyterian meeting in Los Angeles, Mrs.
w. G. Mcpherson. of Mcpherson
The morning exercises were followed by
q basket lunch. The afternoon session was
opened by devotional exercises led by Miss
Taylor; vocal solo, Miss Chaffee of Santa
Ana; violin solo, Miss Flora Scarritt, OF
Orange; Miss Taylor, missionary who has
spent IA years in India, spoke at length
upon her experience7in that country, and
was followed by Mrs. G. e. Walker, now
of Riverside, who gave a very interesting
discussion of Work in Alaska"
On Friday E. w. Crowell was elected
school. trustee for a three years term.
Otis L. Spencer and Miss Nellie Wilbur
were married at the home Of the bridess
parents on Wednesday evening.
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SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, June 5.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The preliminary examina-
tion Of John Coberly, accused of commit
ting rape on the person of Blanche Cum
ningham was held today before Judge
Huntington, and resulted in the defendant
being bound over. His bail was fixed at
$500. In default Of which he was returned
to Jail. District Attorney West is con-
Quoting the prosecution and Hester &
Ladd Of Los Angeles appeared for the de-
PENDANTS.
Mrs. James Buckley and sister, Mrs.
r. Marshall, left yesterday for the latter s
home In Indio. ;.
Prof. N. B. Pierce, government entomolo.
gist at this place, with his wife, left this
morning for Ludington, Mich, being called
there by telegram announcing the seri-
GUS illness Of the professors mother.
Santa Ana will have at least one park,
and possibly two, though as yet the view
ing committee Of the Chamber of Com
merce has not completed its report on the
respective advantages of the several
tracts offered
w. F. Lutz has gone to San francisco
to purchase chairs for the new opera
house which he opened here on the even
ing Of June 18th. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Lutz Is the lessee Of the house and
that Prof. g. Abram Smith. the we'll
known basso of this city, will be his man.
ager.
A statement prepared by Deputy County
Clerk Beckett shows that demands aggre-
eating s24,141.46 are pending against the
recently completed Orange county Jail. In
this list. however, bills footing up some
$4,000 appear in duplicate. and several
ence) The district missionary meeting
the contractors. The balance due under
the contract is only $7764.2S, hence 1t will
be seen that, even after the accounts of
these private creditors are deducted, there
Will remain ample foundation for some ex-
tensive litigation.
Another election in the ranks Of Com
pany L necessitated by the departure of
First Lieut.. Graham, is just now the sub
ject of speculation among the militiamen.
Second Lieutenant Dresser is a candidate
for the vacancy and Sergeants Hannah
and Johnston may also enter the race.
Mrs. r. A. s. Wade Mrs. j. C. Gallaway
Mrs. M Kinkead and Miss Laura Kinkeao
went to Newport Beach today. The twt
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REDLANDs

REDLANDS, June 5.--(Regular Cores
pondence.) A part of the machinery for
the Redlands cannery has arrived and is
being put in position. The managers an
nounce that they expect to have the plant
in working order by the 21st Of the pres
ent month
A. B. Ruggles, secretary Of the Red
lands Orange Growers association, has
rendered his report of the workings of the
association for the season just closed 1t
shows that the association sold S009, $40
pounds of navel oranges, of which amount
only 4265S3 pounds were packed as Sec
onds. The net average price of the first
quality was two and sixty-four hundreds
cents a pound. The amount realized from
the navels was nearly $4,000 f. o. b. The
total amount received of all kinds was
5,0S4.010 pounds, which made up 1877 cars
The gross amount realized was $119, 600. 3d.
The net amount paid the growers was s92,-
815.11. There were 1887 1856 pounds Of seed
lings, of which 27O.444 pounds were culls,
packed and sold as such. The average
price per box Of the seedlings was $l.35
+. o. b.
The association has definitely deter
mined to build its own packing house. a
plan which has been under contemplation
for some time. 1t has purchased lot
163x277 on Water street, between Fifth ami
Sixth. and will commence the erection of
a building in time for next seasons busl-
ness.
The Chinatown district Of Redlands was
thrown into state Of great excitement
Thursday evening by the raiding of a fan
tan game by the local police ofIlcers. The
game was in progress in the store OF Wong
Hang, a Chinaman who has only recently
commenced business here. Some fifteen or
twenty Chinese were present when Con-
stable pias and City Marshal Wallacs ap-
peared pn the scene. ". tE' IN
There WAS q grand scattering. but the
oilAcsfs saceeeded in holding Wong Hang
The herald., 1897-06-06
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH. June 5-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Ex-United States Marshal and
superintendent of the Long Beach Devel-
opment Company Thomas Hayes died at
his home at Wilmington on Thursday after
noon. The deceased came here from Bos-
ton In the early SOS. "Tom." as he was
popularity known. was appointed United
States marshal during the Hayes adminis-
tration, which office he flied with marked
ability The funeral will be in charge Of
the Wilmington Masons, and will take place
from his late residence at 2:SO tomorrow
afternoon.
w. D. White and M. r. Carr were ar
rested Wednesday on a compaint of M. 7.
Shaul on behalf of the Improvement So
ciety for malicious mischief. The trouble
arose over the act of White in taking pos
session of space under the sea end Of the
public pier and mailing on planking as
stringers to the piling. on which he built
hoor, enclosing the whole with wire net
ting, said enclosure being intended for n
fish market. White was allowed to 90 on
his own recognfzance, his hearing being set
for Monday.
The following party left for an exploring
trip to the island of San Nicholas on the
yacht Clemente, Capt. G. w. Remington
In command: L. M. Baldwin, F. X. Weeks.
E. L. Weeks, B. c. Arnold. Frank Oliver
Fred Coryel, Capt. Sherman Virgins. w
A. Smith, Lewis Landreth and G. A. Long
fellow These gentlemen are from Whit
tier. and 1t is their intention to make a
search for relics of the race which iphab-
tied the island in the long-ago.
The Christian Endeavorers of the Press
byterian church gave mite social on Fri
day night at Chautauqua hall which was
largely attended and much enjoyed
The handsome little church Just finished
on the corner Of Elm avenue and Third
street. belonging to the Christians. wifi be
open for public worship for the first time
tomorrow. Rev. r. N. Davis will officiate
at the morning service.
The regular monthly social of the Com
gregational church will be given next Fri
day evening.
The election for school trustees on Fri
day resulted in the choice of Hon. IT q.
Dillon, DR.. ]. w. Wood and Editor r. M.
Lynn, all the old board being reelected.
Mrs. Susie Hopkins of Los Angeles was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Wheeler Wednes-
day.
DR.. Rhea and wife of Calico have taken
one OF Mrs. 8. z. Terrys cottages for the
season and are now here.
Rev. DR.. s. HI. Weller of Los Angeles.
president Of Chautauqua, was down We'd
nesday making arrangement to move his
Iamily down for the summer.
Ed lyman. wife and children of Los An
sees are az the beach. tho guests of Mr..
ano Mrs; p. J. Mccarthy.
a 20 900 school bond election will he he,a
a. tne scnooi house next Saturday.
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CovINA

COvINA, June 5.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) The election of school trustee took
place on Friday and resulted in the. elec-
tion Of the retiring trustee. F. F. Girls
void.
w. g. Clandy was married to Miss Ber-
tina Chadwick of Glendora on Wednesday
evening. The young couple will reside
upon their ranch northeast Of Covina.
A. ]. Spencer and wife Of Arizona have
been the guests Of their son, 8. L. Spencer,
and family this week.
The c. c. association shipped four cars
of Valencia oranges this week. They ex-
pect to complete shipments for the season
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Slingerland of Downey
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Garri-
son portion of the past week.
Construction has been commenced on the
residence of DR.. Anderson on Second street
The herald., 1897-06-06
.ANAHEIM

ANAHEIM, June 5.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The contest for trustee yester-
day resulted in the election of A. L.
Lewis. The vote. practically settles the
question of the principalship Of the. schools ),
as there is no doubt that the present prin-
cipal will have to go. Mr.. Lewis. who was
elected. is one of the leading business men
of the city.
The members Of the Ladies' Euchre club
met at the residence of Mrs. e. Brown
ing Thursday afternoon. After transact
ing some business, refreshments were
served and the remainder of the after
noon was spent in social converse.
Henry Smith had his left foot badly cut
and bruised yesterday by getting 1t caught
in a hay press.
A. NJ Williams. secretary of the Fra
ternal Aid association. received a warrant
today from the grand secretary in pay
ment of the death claim of $4,000 on the
life Of Jack Seegar, who died few weeks
since.
The herald., 1897-06-06
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, June 5.-(Regular Cor
respondence. The dancing party given
last evening in the Arcadia ballroom by
the ladies of the United Circle was an un-
qualified success. Fully 75 couples danced
to the strains Of excellent music by Prof.
Winters Orchestra, and many more looked
on. A flower drill was first given by 1G
young ladies and 16 prettier girls could not
be gotten together.
Fruit punch was served in the long sun
parlor, which made charming promenade
ground between dances.
A large number of the young people
were from Los Angeles.
Miss Marion Jones gave a cotillion last
evening at Miramar to the graduating
class of Marlborough school, Mrs. Cas-
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Correspondence.) Tomorrow an Examiner
tournament. game will be played in this
city between a team bearing the name Of
Riverside and the Seventh Regiment of
Los Angeles. Five of the Riverside team
are from this county. -.
On next Saturday and Sunday the VIE
lands will probably meet the Trilbys of Los
Angeles, but it has not been decided on as
YETI o.
The Websters have adjourned until the
third Friday in September
c. i. Percy, who has been assistant su-
perintendent at the county hospital has
left that institution and is with the Santa
Fe company.
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here on June nth and the others on July
I'd and Sd, August 18th and 14th and Sept.
Sd and 4th. The round trip Is to be at the
low price of 1910. with stop-over privileges
1t Ventura.
Miss Georgia HART, who died in Los An
eles Tuesday, was teacher in the public
school here two years ago.
Miss Elisabeth Eaton of San Francisco.
sister Of Major and Wendell Easton, was
guest In town several days this week.
The ladies' of the Chino Bowling club are
TO give o social dance this evening In honor
OF Mrs. q. A. Claus, who leaves next week
ior New York city to join her husband
Mr. Claus is at work on the plans for the
machinery of the new factory to be built
at Hueneme.
Il. c. Howe of the Grand Island (Neb.)
sugar FACTORY, who has been here for
severaf weeks, has been appointed assist
ant TO the president of the Oxnard Sugar
company. which owns and operates three
sugar factortes-two in Nebraska and the
one here.
The sugar company has a large force of
men at work on roads leading to the pro-
posed oil well developments south of town.
The company has also added twelve mon
to the working force at the factory. maxi
ing a pay roll Of thirty-two men at pres
ent.
The herald., 1897-06-06
NEW PLACER FIELDS
Rich Finds Located in San Francis
quito Canyon

For long time past 1t has been sur
missed that gold placer deposits could be
found in the mountains sixteen milee
south of Elizabeth lake, especially
as the remains of excavations and
abandoned workings are found through
all the. hills. which plainly prove that
the value of the ground was known to the
Indians agee ago. Within the past year
Investigations have been quietly made
by Doc. Cooper Of this city and James
Powell, of Leadville, Col. with the re-
suit that the ground has been found to
contain an amount of gold which has ex-
ceeded their expectations. and, in fact,
promises to develop into the richest
Placer fields go far discovered in Cali
fornia.
A large crew of men; are at present en-
gagged in the construction of ditch un-
der Contractor w. G. Huey of this city.
This ditch will convey 500 miner inches
of water from the San .Francisquito
creek The water will be carried along
the course of an ancient river bed about
thousand feet above the bottom Of the
San FrancisQuito canyon, and will also
be used in the working Of several go I'd
lodges. which are the feeders of the
placer fields below, and are immensely
rich.
The contractor, has experienced con-
siderable difficulty in keeping the men in
his employ at work on the ditch, for the
reason that they desert and start wash
ing gold on their own account. because
they can make far more money by that
means than they could earning daily
wages.
The ditch Will shortly reach the placer
grounds, and then the work Of develop
ing them Will be commenced at once.
At present there are over 500 men en-
gaged IN mi1ssng operations throughout
the San Francisquito district, and the
gold. which brings $50 an ounce at the
San Francisco mint, has been rocked
The herald., 1897-06-06
NORTH CUCAMoNGA

NORTH CUCAMONGA, June 5.--(Regu-
lar Correspondence L. T. Corder visited
Pomona on Decoration day.
The hay crop, which is quite extensive
around here, Is about harvested.
Ethel Keefer entertained party of little
folks one day this week, the occasion being
her ninth birthday.
Miss Roberds of San Bernardino Is visit
ing Mrs. A. II. Skinner this week.
The North Cucamonga depot is greatly
improved by the new coat of paint.
The S0-acre vineyard planted this season
by d. w. Stephens presents very thrifty
appearance.
Will Roach Is learning the blacksmith s
trade under the direction of JOS Lacy.
The herald., 1897-06-06
AxUsA

AZ. A1usA: June 5-(ReEular Correspon-
Azusa has had school election witho,t
any excitement or contest. Yesterdav II
A. Williams received unanimo1,s rs-s,so.
ton Tor the term Of three years
FRIENDS OF incorporation are makinr a
point IN its favor IN the fact that ia !, =,
road law makes II poesible tor the eIscfor 3
ol = road district to vote ! specisi n :
every year e y cents on the 3t00 Soiua ation
voted BY Z majority Of the elecforS' X Is
ne Asasa road district 4 very laz1S, fsE.
The herald., 1897-06-06
RIVERA

RIVERA, June 5.-(Regular Correspond
dence.) At the school election yesterday
G. w. Tweedy and D. W. Cate were re-
elected for Rivera and Ranchito districts.
j. A. Garrison & Son have taken a con-
tract to build fine house for James
Tweedy at Florence.
Last Tuesday evening Court Rivera, l..
o. F., initiated three members. Next FRI
day evening the court will entertain it's
members and their families with a social
H. L.. Montgomery and s. M. Smith
started Wednesday morning with their
families for the north slope of Old Badly.
where they will spend several weeks.
The herald., 1897-06-06
CHINO

CHINO, June 5.-(Regular Correspond
ence.) Considerable interest was mani
Tested today In the election Of school
trustee. the term Of Trustee Anderson hav-
ing expired. There were 155 votes cast, of
which Col. Drifhll received los and D. G.
Day A. ss
Supervisor Oscar Newburg was In town
Tuesday. and has made arrangements to
have Central. avenue and the main streets
of town sprinkled. "A y
The Southern Pacific company viii this
Santa Barbara. The hrst one win leave
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MoNrAR1oL ARRA1aNED
Captured in Chicago on His Way tc
France

Louis Montariol, the Frenchman who
stole bag of gold containing $500 from
French sheep herder named Frank
Paillac. was arraigned in the police
court before Justice Owens yesterday
afternoon on "a charge of grand larceny.
His bail was fixed at $4,000, fs
After obtaining the money Montarial
started for France, and bought through
ticket When he reached Chicago he
was arrested, and held on a telegram
from Sheriff Burr. A deputy sheriff was
cent after the man, and he arrived Fri
day.. 4.e
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Two badly liberated roots; splendid,
safe and easy operation.
REV. SELAH w. BROWN
April 7, 1897. University.
y Feb. -.
have just had bad tooth drawn by
the Dr., and It did not hurt me a BIT.
MRS. j. B. ROBBINS,
r043 Norwood st.
February IL. ~
take great pleasure In ttstifylhk to
tle treatment practiced by Dr.. Schlffman
extracting teeth. had two very bad
teeth extracted today and did not feel the
east pain, but on the contrary the sensa-
ion was very pleasant one.
@. v. SIMMONS,
III 8. fifstst.
The Doctor extracted one tooth for ms
1nlessly. recommend him.
]. w. LENOx,
33I E. First ST.
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BURBANK

BURBANK, June 5.-(Reguar Corre-
spondence.) The board of supervisors by
appointing Charles r. Thompson to the
office Of justice of the peace of Burbank
township have, conferred quite an honor
upon one OF Los Angeles rising young
men.
Mr.. Thompson is a member of the DEM
ocratic county central committee being a
staunch Democrat and an ardent admirer
of w. ]. Bryan.
The herald., 1897-06-06
REDoNDo

REDONDO BEACH, June 5.-Regu-
lar Correspondence.)- .)-The one objec-
ton campers and visitors have
found to the detriment Of Redondo
as a pleasure resort has been removed.
That is the filthy condition of the beach
The Santa Fe Railway company has EN-.
ployed ex-Assistant Postmaster N. Devorc
to oversee the cleaning Of the beach from
kelp and fish heads and other obnoxious
things.
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Cures

II you are in state of physical or
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ancholia and Spermatorrhoea. Use the
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be cured. Write for CIRCULARS FREE.
or consult the Hudson Medical doctors
free.
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out at the rate of half an ounce per day
per man.
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ORANGE COUNTY

last named ladies are from st. Louis and
are here on a visit to Mrs. Wade.
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Blood Poison

When you are suffering from Blood
Poison, whether in the first, secondary
or tertiary state, you can be cured with
the 30-DAY CURE. Call on doctors
of Hudson Medical Institute or write
for S0-DAY CIRCULARS.
The herald., 1897-06-06
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARD1No. June 5.-tResula,
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Hudson Medical Institute
Junction Stockton. Market and Ellis 6ts..
San Francisco, Calf.
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4raR =. a. Brink Of Los ArlgeIes wan 81
~ speaker At the regular pubic meefine
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