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The herald., 1897-09-02

Miss LYDIA Moss, who has been VISITING
friends at Alhambra, returned homes yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kraemer were visitors
to the metropolis yesterday.
Mrs. G. F. Hogle, former resident Of
Fullerton, but now of Los Angeles, IL vis-
iting relatives in Indiana.
A letter just received here brings the
news that Mrs. Jessie Patton. former
resident of Fullerton. will be married to .
Mr.. Lenord in Pennsylvania, Sept. 8th.
Mr.. Lenord owns rich oil property in that
state.
number of walnut buyers have been
here during the past two weeks.
Elmer Ford returned from Newport yes~
terday.
A lodge of Independent Order Of Forest
ers will be organized here about Sept.
18th.
The directors of the Walnut Growers as
sociation are in session this evening, and
will open bids for the seasons crop.
c. c. Carpenter came out from Los An-
geles on the afternoon train and drove to
his walnut grove, near town.
Mr.. Richmans fine residence Is near-
ing completion. The interior work Is tho
equal of any ever turned out in the county.
A little boy arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. E. Ford on Monday.
A large wood house, new fence and other
improvements are being made at the Pla-
centia school house before school opens.
Dr. Davis of Los Angeles has rented
the Heaslip residence, ann will move to
Fullerton at once. This Is the second doc
tor who has located here within month,
Notwithstanding the fact that there IL -
little sickness in Fullerton as any town Of
its size In Southern California.
c. B. Huggans met with painful acci-
dent Monday while having a friendly
scuffie over the possession of chair. and
1t was necessary for DR.. Clark to take
three stitches in wound received on the
forehead.
The herald., 1897-09-02
POMONA

POMONA, Sept. 1.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The Pomona Times says that
it hears that as soon as the beets are har-
vested along the line through the Chino
ranch construction will begin on the long,
talked-of branch of the Southern Pacific
from here to Chino.
Four cars per day of peaches are being
received in Pomona from outside places
The present output of the Pomona cannery
is from 10000 to 25,000 cans of peaches and
pears per day.
mona's representation at the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce is so poor and so
neglected by Pomona citizens.
The Christian Advent conference of
Southern California is in session in this
city in tent near the Advent church, with
delegates from several of the surrounding
towns. Thursday has been set aside by
the conference for the young peoples So
cieties of that church to be heard from.
At a meeting of the militia boys of this
place Tuesday evening it was decided by
.he young men to give an invitation dance
IN the evening of the eth
Carey avenue is being graded south of
he Lordsburg road preparatory to gravel
ing.
L. Midgley is at Randsburg.
Royal Arch chapter, No. &c. will hold a
regular meeting Thursday evening, at
which work in the fourth degree is slated.
Next Monday is Labor day-a legal holi-
Jay of this state.
Mrs. Phil Stem Is in attendance at the
bedside of her brother In Los Angeles.
Sebern Steele and family are domiciled
1t Redondo for two weeks to come.
News is received here Of a painful acci-
lent occurring to Mrs. J. A. Cutlery. wife
The herald., 1897-09-02
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Sept 1.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The annual county conven-
ton of the Young Peoples society of Chris
tian Endeavor, to be held at the First Con-
gregational church in this city tomorrow,
promises to be more largely attended than
any similar gathering in the history of the
county The city members are making
elaborate preparations for the proper en-
tertainment of the visitors, and have made
up a program that will cover the day from
10 a. M until $3.50 in the evening
The United States survey steamer Ged-
ney, which has been anchored in the stream
for the past ten days, commenced this
morning on a survey of the harbor 1t is
understood that the work to be done Will
be exhaustive and will probably take at
least six weeks to complete.
A double wedding was celebrated this
evening at the residence of Dr. =. Z.
Remondini. The contracting parties were
Miss Carrie. the handsome daughter OF Dr..
and Mrs. Remondini. to Berte V. Franklin.
and Miss Dora Milligan to w. H. G. Buch.
Only the immediate relatives of the con-
tracting parties attended the ceremonies,
The herald., 1897-09-02

Locke, came down yesterday to visit Gen.
and Mrs. IT. j. Butler.
The moonlight nights of next week, will
probably be utilized to the best possible
advantage for sailing parties here and else
where. as 1t will be the last opportunity of
the season.
The young people of Terminal island are
longing for a moonlight special train on
the Terminal road from Los Angeles so ar
ranged that parties can come down for an
evening of boating and pleasure on this
fascinating beach. 1t would doubtless
prove popular If not profitable project.
F. X. Rule and family. who have occu-
pied the Thomas cottage all summer, re-
turned to Los Angeles yesterday.
Miss Addie l.. Murphy returned home on
Monday after a two weeks vacation with
friends.
| Rev. Burt Estes Howard and wife re-
turned to the city on Monday.
| Judge Norman and wife of Solomon
Vile, Arz., spent Monday night here with
| their friends, Gen. and Mrs. Butler.
| Merrill Griggs returned to the city after
a visit of some length at the tavern.
The prospects are that the cottages and
Terminal tavern will be filled until the late
autumn. There is a greater demand fol
cottages than can be supplied
The herald., 1897-09-02
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 1.-(Regular
Correspondence The high school has a
new janitor. Fl. ]. Allison is out and
Frank Bergman is in. Mr.. Allison did not
give Bergman possession with hand
shake or good wishes, in fact he was not
present when the new janitor took pos
session. Last night about o'clock Presi-
dent Stephenson of the city board of edu-
cation, with Bergman and body guard,
went to the high school building. When
they arrived there Mr.. Allison was not in,
but his son and assistant, Claude Allison,
was upstairs attending to his work. The
lock on the front door was changed and
Bergman given the key and told to hold
, the fort. In the meantime Claude Allison.
hearing a noise down stairs started to
ascertain the cause, when President Steph-
enson mounted his bicycle and came down
the street after couple of police He re-
turned with Officers Carter and kitterng
and notified Mr.. Allison that he was out
of job. He only had the officers as wit
nesses. Mr.. Allison will make no efforts
to gain forcible possession, but will take
his case to the courts.
San Bernardino city does not owe as
much as it did a few days ago, as yester-
day $1464.50 was ordered paid out by Presi-
dent Firth. The money was paid to the
city employees, the largest item being 1915. 25
for street sprinkling. Quite a sum of
marshars Office will net about $500, clerk
$780, recorder $50. making in all about
$25O0.
The talk that the trustees propose re-
ducing the police force is meeting with an
almost universal protest. The city has only
four policemen, and off Third street and
the business portion, of the city the resi-
dents never see an officer The Sun has
taken up the fight to increase the force.
Ames, Hughes and Sheliday. arrested for
starting forest fire in Lytle Creek canyon,
were arraigend before United States Com
missioner Cole this morning and their
cases set for one week from next Satur-
day.
Capt. Covington. who was assistant at
the county hospital under Dr. Huff, has re-
signed his position. DR.. Huff will make an
attempt to conduct things by himself.
Ed. Ames was down from Lytle creek
last night with a pocketful of nuggets run
ming all the way from 10 cents up to $40.
The herald., 1897-09-02
ORANGE COUNTY

from Anaheim to Fullerton this week, and,
after being fitted with glass front, avn
ings, etc, will be occupied by a new busi-
ness firm. The building will be placed on
Mrs. Langenberger's lot, just north Of
Cases tinshop.
Gus Stern made brief visit to Riverside
on Sunday.
Misses Emma and Leila Pfeninger went
to Los Angeles yesterday.
Miss Smith and Miss Selinger spent Sun
day at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wiltshire and H. G.
Wiltshire came out from Los Angeles yes
terday.
Mrs Seeger and Miss jerks visited friends
in Gns Angeles yesterday.
George F. Hogle of Los Angeles is here
on business.
Blake & Carver of Anaheim are opening
millinery $; IRE here.
Miss Kate ST. sron of Los Angeles is Wis
ting friends in Fullerton.
Mrs. James Con'tff and children are at
Newport for few lays.
O. M Soudan has wtored 1900 sacks Of
grain in the GrimshaF warehouse.
The herald., 1897-09-02
SIN DIEGO COUNTY

which were conducted by the Rev. H. B.
|Restarick. The supper following the we'd
ding was notably brilliant and elaborate.
Senator White and Henry Gage arrived
here last night to take part in the land
case of Mendenhall VS.. Frujillo. which is
on trial today in the superior court. The
suit is brought to determine whether a
deed to the Cuca ranch of .2000 acres, exc
cuted in 1860 actually conveyed title, or
was a mortgage, and whether a deed
executed in 1879 was trust deed or an
absolute deed
The steamer Anita arrived this MORNING
with a heavy gold brick from the Ybarra
mines at Camilla, on the lower coast.
j. f. Fishburn. who has accepted the
position of assistant cashier in the Com
mercial bank at Los Angeles. will leave to-
morrow to assume his new duties
DR.. Norton, pastor of the First Congre-
gational church of this city. was rendered
a reception last night by members of his
congregation, the occasion being the pas
tors return from his summer vacation.
In the case of the county of San Diego
VS.. ex-Tax Collector w. H. Weineke, judg-
ment was rendered today in favor of the
plaintiff for S15,946.27.
The herald., 1897-09-02
SANTA ANA

| SANTA ANA, Sept. 1.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Many men and not a few wo.
men are anxiously inquiring as to the
whereabouts of Prof. F. B. Barnes, form
er teacher in the Villa Park schools. The
solicitude evinced among the professors
acquaintances is not prompted by any
deep interest in his well-being, but Is OF
pecuniary origin altogether. The peda-
gogue left Santa Ana about two months
ago. and as near as can be learned he has
been travelling ever since that time ON
borrowed money.
The board of education had another ses-
sion 1ast$ night with the young men who
issued the "bogy" paper. AS way out
of the difficulty, the board decided to in-
struct the new principal of the high school.
DR.. Gregory, to receive the pupils into tho
class to which he finds from the records Of
the school that they belong. upon their
making to him in writing such acknowl-
ed sufficient for the preservation of good
discipline" 1t is understood the boys will
be allowed to resume their classes after
good lecture from DR.. Gregory.
The grand opera house will be opened for
the season tomorrow night with the play
Damon and Pythias." The piece will be
presented under the auspices of the local
lodge. K. of p. by a company composed
largely of home talent, which has been
drilled under the direction of Harry Town.
send. The sale of seats has been very
satisfactory. and a first-class perform
anoe is promised.
Guy Duckworth of Garden Grove went to
Los Angeles today to take a course OF
study in the state normal school.
The little daughter of Prof. Greeley ID
quite sick with an attack of fever.
A marriage license was issued to John
Serex, aged 80, and Mary Ellen Hopps,
aged &c. both residents of San Francisco.
This brought the number of licenses for
the month up to twenty-three, which
equals the best record for any month since
the county was formed.
0. Huddleston. the newly-elected en-
gineer, and his assistant, Ransom Reed.
took charge of the city water works this
morning. E. l.. Atwood the retiring en-
gineer. will leave soon for the east, and
his son. E. E. Atwood, goes to Lower Cal
ifornia to accept the position of engineer
in the Alamo city water works.
The public library trustees held an In
formal meeting last night and installed the
new librarian, Miss Kate I. Garnett late
of the Mcclellan public library of Pueblo.
Col.
The firm of Nit Phillips & Smith. drug
gists. today purchased from j. H. Crew and
daughter three-f1fths interest in the brick
building occupied by III. R. Bristors drug
store 1t has not been announced whether
the transfer will result in any change in
the occupancy of the building.
MISS Nanine Patton has gone to Los
Angeles to attend the normal school,
j. d. Chaffee has petitioned for lettera
or administration upon the estate of Ruth
Ann Cook The estate was formerly under
the management of E. L. Sherman, brother
of the deceased, who committed suicide two
weeks ago.
The herald., 1897-09-02
SAN BERhRRDInO COUNTY

William Loehr, carpenter who was at
work in Adams new grocery store, was
struck on the head yesterday by falling
board. which inflicted painful scalp
wound.
While out today noon with Leonard S
delivery wagon. Fred Memory, the driver
had runaway on 1 street. The horse be-
came frightened and ran into a barbed
wire fence, badly smashing things up
Fred was not injured, but the horse will
probably die, as he was badly cut by the
fence in the neck and breast.
A couple of Mexicans entered Ander-
sons jewelry store today and asked to look
at some rings. While Mr.. Anderson's back
was turned one of them exhanged a 80
cent ring for a $3.50 one. When Mr.. Ander-
son detected his loss he at once notified
Constable Marks, who Immediately ar
rested one of the men and recovered the
ring. The other fellow has not yet been
apprehended.
James P. Mort of Rialto met with pain
full accident a few days ago at Virginia
Dale. He was looking for a belated team
with a field glass. when the sun focused
on the glass and burned his eye. He is
suffering intense pain and may lose his eye.
Rialto avenue, between Rialto and this
city, is to be thoroughly sprinkled. which,
will greatly improve the thoroughfare.
| The big wheel for Suman's mill has ar
rived and will be put in place in a few
days.
| The remains of Frank Leithouzer, who
died at the asylum on Monday, were
shipped to Los Angeles today by Barton
& Catick.
Tomorrow Mrs. Katz and daughters.
Gladys and Victoria. will leave on a
months visit to Los Angeles.
Mrs. w. s. Hooper and family returned
from Redondo this afternoon.
Jeff Daley and family and S. H. Carson
and family are returning overland from
Santa Monica.
w. A. McGovern arrived from Los Ange-
les last evening and is temporarily at the
St. Charles.
c. A. Lathrop has returned from Cata-
lima.
Judge Knox and wife and niece, Miss
Webb. have returned from Oceanside.
D. c. Schlatt and family are home from
the coast.
Miss Martha Valentine is down from
Fredalba Park.
T. ]. Nelson is doing Los Angeles today.
The herald., 1897-09-02
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Thanksgiving and the winning side Will
doubtless be magnanimous enough to "set
'em up"
M. Machado, the Temecula merchant,
was to have his preliminary hearing to-
day on the charge of illegal liquor SELL
ing, but to accommodate some of the par
ties to the suit the case has been post
poned until the Goth inst.
The receipts at the recorders office for
the month of August were $44O.65, being
S10S.90 in excess of the receipts of the COR
responding month of last year. The July
receipts were $4S3.65. Following are the
more important documents filed: Deeds
143 mortgages, 81; releases, 81: homesteads,
5; mining locations, 20; water claims, A.
The ratio of deeds and releases to mort
cages and homesteads is one of the en-
couraging signs of the times, and indicates
a most healthy condition.
Careful estimates by competent men, in
cluding Assessor Jarvis, place the tax rate
for 1S97-97 at s1.10
The herald., 1897-09-02
Facts About Newspapers

A recent statistical estimate places the
number of newspapers which are annu-
ally printed at the enormous figure OF
IL 900 900, 900. A mathematician, appar-
entity with considerable time at his dis
posal in order to give more compre-
hensve ida of this number. hae calcu-
lated that the surface Of $4,000 square
klometers could be covered. with these
papers. The paper alone weighs 1914
tons, In case one machine was forced to
print these millions at the rate OF ora 1
second. 333 years would be necessary.
Placed one upon another, the papers
would reach to the height of 80, 900 meters.
Assuming that person devotes Ave min-
utes day to reading his paper, the tino
used by the entire population of theworld
in reading newspapers each yeoR
amounts to 100000 yearA 8
The herald., 1897-09-02
FULLERTON

FULLERTON, Sept. 1.-(Regular Core
spondence) During the past two weeks
large quantities of peaches have been
shipped from Fullerton and Placentia to
the Whittier cannery.
Frank Purdy, who has ben section boss
here for the past six years. Is now assist
ant superintendent on one of the Santa Fe
construction trains.
George Pfeninger came out from Los
Angeles Sunday and spent the day fere
with the family.
The public schools of Buena Park will
open Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Benchley returned
Yesterday from a pleasant trip to Newport
Beach.
S. S. Houston has decided to move to
Kings county, believing it will be bene-
fetal to his wife's health. He has leased
his place to VIM. Tate of McCune, Kan.
and that gentleman will move his family
to Fullerton In December.
Te old New Era building will be moved
The herald., 1897-09-02
GREEN MEADOWS

GREEN MEADOWS, Sept. 1.-(Regular
Correspondence Miss Birdie Williams
was given farewell party Monday even
ing. as she starts for visit to her sister.
Mrs. w. l.. Carter of San Luis Obispo,
today. and will be away three or four
months. After the party Joined in refresh
ments, all participated in games and a
social time was enjoyed.
The churches of Green Meadows. Flor
ence, Harmony, Vernon, Tejauta, etc, will
have union camp meeting. beginning on
the 10th. conducted by Evangelist Robin
son. A nice bower has been built to seat
several hundred, and a very successful
Christian work is the aim of all.
Most of the people are enjoying few
The herald., 1897-09-02
SAN JACINTO

SAN JACINTO, Sept. 1.-(Regular Cor
|respondence) H. X. Pratt, fruit buyer
of Redlands, bought up all the apricots and
peaches in this valley Tuesday. He gave
5 cents per pound for apricots and 5A cents
for peaches.
Indian Agent DR.. l.. A. Wright and family
returned Friday from San Diego.
Misses Mamie and Grace Bradley left
Thursday for Los Angeles.
Rev. A. Sanders of the Christian church
of this place has accepted position as
minister of the Christian church at New
castle, Wyo.
]. Il. Kerr and family returned Friday
from months camping trip to San, Diego.
The herald., 1897-09-02
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 1.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Santa Monica people are en-
jcying ideal weather this week. The morn
ings are enjoyably bracing, and toward 10
o'clock 1t grows pleasant for surf bath
ing which is indulged in all day long.
Evening bathing parties continue to be the
fad, and many are on the tapis for next
The herald., 1897-09-02

Of Superintendent of Schools Cutlery. at
Santa Monica, by fall from her wheel,
breaking the bones of the ankle.
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TILL
CURED
DR.. r1EYERs

weeks at the beach, camping at Redondo.
School begins the 18th. when all will be
back again.
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Boyd and AiCinity.

is already at hand. W. W. Boyle
is still working for his Uncle H j,
more than two weeks are past.
Wonder why Will Eveleigh boards
oul? Think it must he because where
be boards there is a pretty girl waiting
on the table.
David Spires was calling in this
vicinity last. week. Among those
favored were Geo Wilson and Lew
johnson, then be DAVID went west.
Some of our boys are trying to find
out who the correspondents are by
throwing out bait; some by calling
certain of US white Face" evil
of-the- Wisp" and other cognomen's.
Think they are breeding scabs on their
noses. Eth. straight Goods?"
For working down the, pie-and
that's no lIe-E surely thought they'd
die. the way they went for pie. Henry
laid his pie on palm leaf fan; Will
took newspaper to lay his on, then
good by pie. Robert doubled his up
like jack knife then went for it tooth
and nail. Pie-pie-any kind of pie.
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liver the GRAFTON on the Monday fol-
| lowing.
Almost the entire community at
tended. the show at Great Bend last
Saturday. So many in fact that to
enumerate them would raouire a sup
plement to the paper.
The young folks enjoyed pleasant
time st the residence of G. d. Mont
gomery last Wednesday evening, ice
cream being the principal feature of
the evening.
The infant child of Dir. and Mrs.
W. H. Evans died Thursday morning
May 18th, at 2 am. and was buried
in the Montgomery cemetery Friday,
Elder j. NJ. Wickham performing
the last sad rites
Some of the small boys here are
contracting a good sized bruised spot
on the stern end Of their anatomy by
teasing the pet lamb belonging to nj.
A. Do8se. We leased one pet lamb
once, but we'll never do it again.
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Needed in Olmitz-men with
enough nerve and good sense 20 see
thatsthe property of its citizens is not
wantonly destroyed and lives jeopar-
died.
A prominent citizen of the county
was passing along our roads last week
and Remarked: "You are rot needing
rain, the ground must be thoroughly
moist. Why, see what heavy dew
are falling" Brilliant idea, that.
Mr. "Popocrat' of the Beacon has
broken the she'll that has hereto fore
hidden his mental and moral infirm
aties, and come out squarely in favor
of mob law, murder and anarchy; all
of which be wishes to see enacted in
Albion.
The worst man in a community is
the first to cast reflections on it, or
question the motives of its individual
members. Did you ever notice that?
The men who give our legislators
HI during the winter are the first tC
meet those same legislators upon thei,
return and extend congratulations fol
work and pledges we'll done and faith
fully redeemed. Did you ever notice
that? The double-taced CLANS who
never have a decided opinion, who
are ever to be found perched upon The
! topmost rail of the partition fence OF
every social, religious and politica
question, whose every move Is directed
by policy rather than principle
and right, are the fellows who receive
nominations and get the biggest
vote of the ''men who can't be fooled
| Did YOU ever notice thai?
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divorce. From his wife? oh, no;
just the bachelors hall.
Alva Opie don't get jealous, c. S.
will not hurt you, from the way be
acted last Saturday night.
A number of people were dissap.
pointed at Mt. Olivet last Sunday.
Come again friends; James will be
there next time.
For base balls call on 'Cicero;" he
made one out of his socks aud covered
it with his shoes. Stay with your
patent, Sammie, it will make you a
rich man yet.
Quite an excitement was raised at
church Sunday night Mrs. Terrelps
team broke Loose and ran around the
church then into the wire FENCE. No
damage done.
Frank Eveleigh, Jr. has gone into
partnership with "Cicero." They
have rented the largest building in
town for their garlic nursery. Office
first door south of E. Us. chicken
coop. Polecat ST., MaherviIle, Kans.