The herald., 1897-02-25
RIVERSIDE
A Much Appreciated Band concsrt-sociaI and
General

RIVERSIDE. Feb. N.-The Arlington
band concert in the big tent at Arling-
ton Monday evening was a success in
every particular. The band is one Of
the best in the state, and under the
leadership Of ]. B. Reynolds put up an
excellent program. The large tent was
crowded. Among those who took part
In the entertainment were j. B. Reyn-
olds, r. B. Hall, MT. Brooks, M. Preston,
Dan Shufe, Ovid Hesler Clarence Jarvis,
D. K. Miller, Miss Bertha Cayot, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Baggs, Mr.. Fare and Mil
ler's Mandolin club. Oysters were
served during the evening.
Sheriff Johnson and Deputy Sheriff
Dickson, last night arrested two Mexi-
cans named Frank Rena and Charley
Manuell at Spanishtown. Both are
from Arizona and are supposed to be In
some way connected with the horse and
cattle stealing in this section. One Of
them is wanted at Tonic, Arizona, for
theft. so Sheriff Johnson Is informed.
Since these parties have been in these
parts they have been making arrange
ments, SO the officers have discovered,
with other Mexicans to locate stock for
them, but the storm came and filled the
Cajon pass with snow, and they have
delayed making the raid, as they ex-
pected to take the stock that way into
Arizona.
John F. Anderson has returned from
a prospecting trip In the Cahuilla noun
tains, or in the old Hemet mining dis
trict, now called the Tanquitz, the real
mining district of that section of the
country. He was driven in by the two
Friday of last week. However, he Sc
cured some fine specimens of rock and
located a number of claims before the
storm came. A number Of the speci-
mems show g1od color.
]. 8. Underwood and Harry Weineke
Of Los Angeles were in the city yester-
day on business. They made valua-
BILE purchase while here.
The annual inspection Of Riverside
company No. 80, Of the uniform rank,
Knights of Pythias, will take place this
evening. Col AL A. Wood and Capt.
c. o. Alkire will be the inspecting Of
ficers.
County Horticultural Commissioner
Havens has received word from the rail-
road companies doing business here
that, in compliance with his request.
sent out more than month ago. they
will thoroughly fumigate all cars bring
ing fruit from Mexico into this country
before allowing the cars to be used here.
Mr.. Havens has the thanks Of the peo-
Pile here, who understand the danger
for his efforts in the matter.
The saloon fixtures in the Pitchner
building adjoining the Glenwood hotel
have been sold to ]. S. Underwood Of Los
Angeles and will be loaded on q truck
today to be taken hence.
The people of Riverside are all inter-
ested in the polo tournament which COM
mences tomorrow CThursday) between
the Burlingames and the Riversiders on
the fine polo ground near Casa Blanca.
1t will be a great tournament II the
weather keeps fine, as is now the prom
Use, as the best players in the state, II
not in the nation, are pitted against each
other. All arrangements have been
made by the Riverside players to enter
tain properly not only the Burlingames
but all visitors.
The Victoria school children held ap-
propriate exercises Monday afternoon in
honor OF the Father Of His Country =
under the direction Of Miss Annie Fra