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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17
MRS. EMERSON FOR AUDITOR.

For auditor Mrs. H. S. Emerson was
nominated by Mrs. Jennie L. Nelson
and the nomination was seconded
from all over the house. John Y. Bluth
was named by Fred ". Chambers. Mr..
Bluth withdrew in favor of Mrs EN-
erson and was the mover to make the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17

The nomination was made unan-
imous, and one delegate clapped three
times. three delegates clapped one time.
and then Mr.. Moves talked a little
about the good boy he would be-
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sSd5.05: native cows aad tetfers. S1.5el0
80: ss0cl1srs ana feeders. S2.7iliA3i; bulls.
S2.10N3.20
H0gs.-Receip4s 5000; market weak to
sc lower; bulk Of sales, S',6elj3-10; heaviAs,
$500 }67Iz; packers S3.4sq3.62; mxe1,
s2.60GyI5; lssllts, s2.65Q3.l9; workers. S5-lWG
SIS; pigs, S3.59l'3.32le.
SheeP.-E 1e pts. I5lJ Market firm
Lambs, s2.50G5.Z5; mg1g-ns, S2ll4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17
ALL FOR HULANISKI

H. G. WardIeigh named for police
Justice f. T. Hulaniski Mrs Jennie
Il. Nelson seconded him ana he got the
nomination by reclamation Justice
Hulaniski ambled forward and talked
nimbiy about economy and fidelity to
official oaths
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sTLvER TOR DELIVERY.
Sold Freely In London Yesterday
EevivaI IN Americans.

New York. Oct. 1s-1zae Evening Pos'.'s
L--.Goa financial ca-CzgTam:
TIE sock markets we've quiet today.
The feature WAS tAe revival IN AGner-c9Cls
ed Kadics. ~ the former C-ut1al Pa
clic were espeoaly eccJ. u str-Urg pool
s sl 10 n f-rm i N Ltlem-
Nothing defn.la 3 YET known In tine
city 255U- tla cabinet meeting to frame
an z1sWer II eHe G n5-a-iic COMMISSION.
but at the t.Ene Of cabling. silver is bang
s5i1 freely f-r forward delivery.
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DRIVER IS THE VICTIM
Will Lead the FOrlorn Hope of the
G. @. P.
DODGED THE LIVE ISSUES
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM BUILT
ON A NoN-PARTTsAN BASIS.

McKinley's Name Was Not Men
toned and the Proceedings We're
Lifeless = Candidates Selected as
Named by the Herald Friday
Morning - Mrs. Emerson For
Auditor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17

Mayor-WiIliam Driver.
Recorder-J1. II. Anderson.
Auditor-Mrs. II. S. Emerson
Police JUSTICE. T. Ffulaniski.
TreasuFer-R. A. Moves
Attorney-E. NJ. Allison, jr-
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Kansas csitr Live Stock.

Kansas City. Mo-. Ots. 1G.-Ca5cle.-Re-
cetpts 1900. moeilty southern s',1ck. Mar
ke. nomllally un.ll--ged, Texas sts,.s,
S2lr4; Texas COWS, $1.75N290; native steers,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17
GAS AND SUGAR LEAD
Purpose of Inside interests te
Squeeze the Shorts.
EXPANSION OF TRADE
MARKED IMPROVEMENT IN THE
IRON INDUSTRY.

Railroad Bonds Less Active, But
Declines Unimportant = New
Fours of the Bond Issue Makes
a High Record-Wheat In Chicogo
Slightly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
the West.
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from that Pingree should be the nomi-
nee.
Mr.. Moves was seconded from all
over the house
The vote resulted:
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Good 7 ca

declines were less Important Total sales,
$40, 3l5 COO.
U. S. bonds have been strong and nigh
er. the new Is coupon selling at 1ZT7s, a
new tlip1n record y
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They Please

Our new fail Miller "warburton.'
s-Denney" and "SchobIe" derby hats
Inspect than.
166 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17

New York Oct. 16.-silver certificates
closed at 5su581a.
LONDON. oct 1Is-Consols, III 1915; sill
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We Seldom

Lose customer. but if so. like the cat,
thay come hack and invariably ac-
knowledge our work on shirts. collars.
cuffs, hanuels and blankets best on
earth.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
TelephC1e 1872 loo Main street.
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medium of as many stepographers. These let
tiers are received IN the strictest confidence and
promptly answered with the best medical ad-
vice 6btainabie. No effort VIII be spared TO
see that each case iS thoroughly diagnosed
and the proper remedies to effect cure are
prescribed For these services no fee is ex-
pected.
4 separate cure for each disease at all
druggists, mostly - cents = vial.
Address Prot. Asnyon, 1926 Arch Street.
Philadelphia, Pa
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Wool 90 silk Plaids.

They are in great demand this sea
SON We are showing a new range OF
colorg in satin stripe Effects, j0c., I5c.,
90c. and $1.00
ATT. AUERBACH & BRO.
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M(JNYON
Systematic Treatment
by Mail.
Thousands Restored TO Health
Through Professor Null
y0n's Free Medical
Advice.

Munyon's Medical Institution. 1905 Arch St,
PHILADELPHIA, is the best one Of its kind in the
world It employs q large staff OF skilled
specialists to diagnose the cases not only OF
people applying personally for treatment nut
those in all parts of the country who send in
personal letters, asking the best methods OF
being cured OF various diseases. Thousands
Of these letters are received every week, and
after being carefully considered by Pros.
Munyon, a staff OF from ten to fifteen doctors
is employed 60 dictate replies through tbs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17

Cash quotations were Is follows:
Ffour-Steady; winter straights, 4.5N3
40; spring patents. 490Q5.G0; bakers. 40
W'heat-s1rine no ?. S7nS7g5: No. 3
spring, S4GSj. No. red 9ia4
-Corn-No 2. zJss02512; No 2 yellow. Z5ss
Gats-No. 9. 1877; No. ? white. 21a22n !:
No. 3 White, {. o. b.. 20ata21at
Rye-&o. 2 45M945Ia
B1r.Sg-No. 2, nominal; No l. f. o. b..
HlaX Seed-N6. l. 1921 .G6Il.
TimOthy-Prime seed, 20
Mess Porh-Per barrel. 71567sN
Lard-Per 100 pounds. 4Z5n4271s.
Short Rib5-Sides (loosel. 44Oa4.70.
ShoGiders-DrY suited (b1xed). l.75d5. %
Short Clear Sides Boxed 4S7lsQ560.
sugar-Cut loaf, 5.96; sranuLated 81
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SiIrar

San Francisco. Oct 16.-wneat. inactive:
December, L4S1s; May. 1.46.
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BOND Quotations.

U. S. new Is reg 1865 N. Y. c. lists ,1171l
L. S. new Is n. j. c. U.s. 151a
coup .1271h n. P. 1stS .1204a
Y S. 4s..........-115 y. z. Ss.......... 594s
U. S. As coup. III n. P. As. .......... 9012
y. s. IS .......... 9S15 Nor. & W. 6s....129
Y. s. IS reg...."ll44s y west. cons....146
Z. s. SIS coup...4I58 n west. debs 5s.1I61z
Can. s. 2nds.... I07 O. Nav. lists. LIZ
D & r. G. lists. HOE O. Nav. 4s-..---- 81
D. & r. c.. Is. So o. S. L. IS t. r--11S1s
IL d T. c. 5s... no O. S. L. 5s L r. 911s
III. q 7. c. IS O4 o. Imp. lists t. ROO
X. p. con- [ r1G0 o. INN. is [. L. II y
Il. P. 1st (Deu- Reading IS. So
yer div1 t r.117 R. G. W. 15ts..... SG-l
La. new cons Is Sc u. T. 1sts........10 y
L. 6 n. u. Is. So u. p. d. & G.
NJ. X. & T. 2ndd 6f1a lists .,.,,..,,,.. 40
NJ K & A. oe
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THREE-CORNERED FIGHT.

For the office of attorney came the
only three-cornered fight. G. n. Kim
ball named George HalyeFson, V. C.
GunneH named Marshall a. Breeder
and c. Ii. Brough named Il. NJ. Ali
son, jr The first ballot stood: Alli-
son, So; Breeder, 81; Halversen, q
The second ballot by wards was as
follows.
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sAN FRANc1sco STOCKS.

San Francisco. oct. 16.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
day were as fO}IoWe-
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nomination by reclamation. This called
forth the first real enthusiasm of the
day. Mrs. Emerson said she recog-
nized the duties of auditor called for
fidelity, and she would try faithfully
to rnerfnrrn he1. whole duty
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Railroad bonds were less active and
weak. in sympathy with Stocks, but the
The herald., 1897-09-08
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. 7.-(Regular
Correspondence The hobo question is one
to call for considerable ingenuity in its
handling the coming season. The consta-
bles refuse to arrest one without warrant,
as they are not in need of any fees this year,
being on a fixed salary, and the city police
are looked to for relief from the tramps
and hobos. The district attorney, F. B.
Daley, has given an unofficial opinion that
the city recorder can try hobos the same a.
justice of the peace. and on conviction
send to the county jail and collect fee
for 1t from the county. This will furnish
an outlet for the disposal of the hobo and
the recorder can divvy with the police to
secure their aid in running in every one
that enters the city. The board of super
visors kicked at this view, but after listen
ing to explanations from the attorney ac-
quiesced and stated they would only have
to board the prisoners. and they could work
them hard and get that amount back in
broken rock. So the hobo is fixed.
The Congregation Emanuel of the He
The herald., 1897-09-08
POMONA

POMONA. Sept. 7.-(Regular Correspon-
dence) If Ranchman d. p. Pierce is lying
at the point of death from the effects of
bites inflicted by Pomona mosquitoes, as
was alleged in q sensational dispatch
printed in a Los Angeles morning paper.
the local physicians are not aware Of the
deplorable fact. Drs. Johnson and Camp
bell, Whitfield and Davis, r. T. Burr, H. s.
Turner, T. Hardy Smith, f. Dewitt Crank
and v. A. Howeth were interviewed by
The Herald man and inquiry made whether
any of their patients were suffering from
mosquito bites to any serious extent. DR..
Burr gave it as his opinion that it would
indeed be a rare case that any one. even a
child, should suffer seriously from mos
quito bite as was reported; DIR. Crank joe
ularly remarked that his practice didn't
extend as far down as San Gabriel, while
DR.. Smith was of the same opinion as DR..
Burr. DR.. Smith explained however, that
1t might be possible for mosquito which
had been feeding upon putrid matter to
poison the blood of the patient. Drs. Burr,
Johnson. Campbell and DR.. Howeth had
never heard of another such case.
The Pomona Fruit exchange elected the
following named board of directors at a
meeting held this morning: Franklin
Blades, j. B. French, ]. Z. Brady, ]. d.
Cason, F. K. Adams, ]. r. Moles, Mel
Campbell c. B. Messenger, s. w. Arbuth-
not. M. M. Dewey and Mr.. Allen.
T. w. Haddock is building for Paine &
Lee 64xS0 foot hay barn on the southeast
corne of First and Rebecca streets.
Mrs. 3. F. Smith returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Reed and wife, the former son-in-
law of James Allen, are visiting at MIR.
Aliens home on PARCELS street.
Mr.. and Ms. w. H. Patterson came home
today from Bear Valley, where they report
having had most enjoyable time.
The herald., 1897-09-08
DOWNEY

DOwNEY, Sept 7.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilson took place on Sunday. The services
were held in the Christian church. The de-
ceased had lived for many years in this
vicinity and was 81 years Of age at the time
of her death.
j. j. Tweedy and family are going to
Pasadena this week to place their children.
Miss frankie and Master Jimmie, in the
high school at that place.
Edith, of Benson, Ariz., have arrived on a
family.
Samuel H. Neighbors has purchased the
Nagle property on Second street, which he
intends to improve at once.
William Moss, jr, and wife were down
from Rivera Sunday.
A mighty ruction is going on In the
"coon" quarters on Second street, the prin-
cipal participants being Rev. Matthew
Brown and his son-in-law, Major Thomas
Jefferson Massey both parties highly col
ored. The trouble seems to have started
over the ownership of a certain bedstead,
which was claimed by both Brown and
Massey. 1t will be remembered that Mas
sey married the daughter of the ministerial
Mr.. Brown about two months ago, and in
ten days after the wedding Massey was
presented with q bouncing boy by his
blushing bride. The Rev. Brown has sworn
out warrants for the arrest of all parties
concerned, and swears that in case the law
fails to satisfy his demands he will pro-
ceed to use his trusty razor in the most
approved fashion.
The herald., 1897-09-08
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

gratitude of this community by having the
chuckholes filled and otherwise improving
the roads until we can market our fruit
without fear of accidents. A hearty vote
of thanks Is also extended to the city coun-
Gil for repaving the street between Walnut
street bridge and the city limits.
The Eagle Rock school is keeping up
with other progressive communities and
will not commence until September 9th
Misses Moore and Waters have been en-
gagged for this term.
Miss Rix of the Los Angeles Church OF
Practical Christianity organized a church
held Sunday with a membership of forty
Eagle Rockers are reading with great in.
terest the proceedings of the meetings con-
cerning the Los Angeles and Pasadena
boulevard. We still hope that the commit.
tees and representatives of associations
will reach practical lines. then our sugges.
tions concerning satisfactory route Will
receive earnest attention.
Ours is the only route that connects the
parks. Ours are the only people who are
unanimously In favor of it and who will
willingly donate the right of way and con-
struct 1t free of charge for quite distance
There are no railroads to annoy, the
scenery Is picturesque, the soil is good fol
road building, there is good gravel neal
the line all the way, there is no adobe, ant
our valley winter and summer is one tina
most fittingly presents our climate and tn,
products of Southern California.
The herald., 1897-09-08
AVALON

AVALON, Sept. 7.-(Regular Corre-
spoudence.) A. c. Brode of Los Angeles
joined a party of mariners on the Fleet
wing yesterday. His great ambition was to
make q record as a jewish expert. and
when the yacht reached the grounds he was
all anxiety to catch one of these immense
fish. When he felt a big tug on his line
ne thought he had one sure, and In COM
pany with Capt. Mcdonnell he jumped into
the boat In tow and endeavored to capture
the monster. 1t was a terrible disappoint-
ment to himself and the captain when he
found that instead of having Jewish on
the end OF his line he had caught a news
paper correspondent, and he Is still en-
deavoring to fgure out whether 1t is better
to XIII Jewish or newspaperman.
Il. Won Abercron, Baron G. Won Schroeder
and Baron A. Won Schroeder of Hamburg,
Germany have been staying at the Metro
pole for several days. They are making
q trip around the world, and leave today
for San Francisco. They are related to
Mr.. Won Schroeder, who owns the ground on
which the hotel at San Rafael is built,
which is run by Gen. Warfield of the Cali
fornia hotel in San Francisco Yesterday
they went out with Jim Gardner and cap
tured the largest Jewish on record He
weighed 40 pounds, and they had great
time In catching him. Jim says that the
cry of "More line, more line," came near
driving him wild, but eventually they tired
him out, and 1t Is safe to say that three
prouder Germans do not exist than the
heroes of this fishing story.
The dance at the Metropole on Saturday
night was one Of the greatest social sue
cesses OF the season. Notwithstanding the
comparatively few people on the island.
The herald., 1897-09-08
ORANGE

ORANGE, Sept. 7.-(Regular Core
spondence) Miss Susie Dean of Fullerton
was in Orange yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. White of San Bernardino
were guests of Mrs. Charles Edelman on
Monday. They were very much pleased
with Orange.
The Richmond club has postponed its
monthly meeting until Saturday, the 18th
inst.
M. T. Morgan and family and their guests
Mrs. Ham and three grandchildren, of San
Bernardino and William Paramore and
family and ]. w. Lemon are spending the
day at Newport.
The w. c. I. U. services in memory of
Mrs. Joseph Beach are postponed until
Thursday, September 10Th. on account of
the G. A. R. reunion at Santa Ana Septem-
ber 9th.
Mrs. A. H. Bibber is expected home from
San Francisco this evening.
Miss Eva Crowell, who has been spend
ing few days with Miss Dean of Fuller
ton. returned on Saturday.
Messrs. John Martz and Walter Aspen
drove to Riverside this morning They will
return on Saturday.
Miss Rose Davis of Los Angeles is In
Orange looking after property interests.
A number of young folks spent Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. B. Williams
and had delightful time.
The stockholders of the Santiago Orange
Growers association will hold their annual
meeting at Orange on Wednesday, Septem-
ber Sth, at p. m.
Miss Hensen and Miss Christena Of Pla-
centia spent Sunday with the Misses Hess.
The herald., 1897-09-08
SANTA MONICA

! SANTA MONICA, Sept. 7.-(Regular
Correspondence John Nelson, the fisher
man, had a narrow escape from drowning
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. He was re-
turning from his daily trip, accompanied by
the little son of Mrs. Burton, and when
within about 400 feet of shore huge
"comber" struck the boat, raising 1t on end
and throwing the occupants into the water.
Nelson had on pair of rubber boots, which
filled full of water, acting like couple of
'sinkers." They both managed to keep
above water, however, until H. Rowland
Lee and Burt Spooner swan to their rescue
with a couple of life preservers.
! A dance will be given at Eckert & Hopf's
pavilion on Thursday evening. This will be
the last one to be given during the engage
ment of Prof. Erbe's orchestra.
| A party consisting of Mines. Bancroft and
Vail and Messrs. Worth and Leigh Ban
croft. Leo Carrillo and w. c. Folsom left
this morning on the schooner yacht As
thore for a weeks pleasure cruise. They
will visit Catalina, San Pedro and other
places.
Mrs. F. NJ Culp will give a dime tea at
her home on Seventh street on Thursday
afternoon for the benefit of the Fort Fisher
| Relief Corps.
| The "Romola" class meets tomorrow
afternoon at $40 Oregon avenue.
]. B. Treadwell, superintendent of the
| keystone mine, Amauor county, was the
guest of relatives here yesterday.
| Mrs. G. E. Samo of Los Angeles has
rented Mrs. A. M. Lanes cottage on Ocean
avenue, opposite Hotel Arcadia and will
probably remain all winter here.
Mrs. Max Barretto arrived home this
morning on the Santa Rosa after an alb
sence of two months in her old home in San
Francisco. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. William Smith.
| Mrs. J. F. King is the guest of relatives in
| Los Angeles.
Miss Christine Kurtz of Los Angeles Is
| the guest of Mrs. John Millner of Ocean
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McGarry have re-
| turned to Los Angeles.
| Ex-Councilman Tom Strohm spent today
here.
The herald., 1897-09-08
THE PALMS

THE PALMS. Sept. 7.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The Palms water works has
been leased for term of years to Mr.. Reid
of Verdugo, viii has moved his family here
and are occupying Mr.. Cases property.
Rev. DR.. Hunsaker of Los Angeles filled
the United Brethren pulpit Sunday even
ing. He is a very able speaker and was
listened to by large audience.
r. c. Harris. formerly of this place, but
now a resident of Los Angeles, is in town
today.
c. D. Jackson and two sons, Master War
rem and Raymond, are the guests of Mr..
Enos Bryant. Mr.. Jackson holds respon-
sible position with Bishop & Co. Of Los
Angeles, and is spending his vacation in
this way.
The farmers are busy hauling their grain
to the different warehouses, and report
their grain turning out better than they
expected. A. L. King reports having 14O0O
sacks Of barley and wheat this year.
The herald., 1897-09-08
SUMNER RESORTS

A. G.. Biddle, who has been employed as
clerk in the Metropole, and lately has had
charge of the management, leaves this
morning for Los Angeles to arrange some
personal business matters. the issue OF
which will direct his future movements.
| w. S. Hargreaves H. C. Hargreaves and
H. p. Mills of Fallbrook are staying at the
Grand View. Mr.. w. S. Hargreaves. be-
sides being an expert tennis and billiard
player is an enthusiastic snap shot"
| fiend, and has secured some photographs
that may astonish his lady friends at home.
| J. L. Huiscamp and Mrs Huiscamp ar
rived on Sunday for visit of two weeks
and are located in their cottage on Metro
pole avenue. Mr.. Huiscamp has been fish
ing in Lake Tahoe lately, but thinks Ava
Ion even more enjoyable than the north.
Mrs. Cope and family returned to Los
Angeles on Sunday, leaving her husband
| here to endure as best he can single blessed
ness for few days.
MIR. Griffith of Garvanza arrived last
night on a visit to c. c. Waters at his cosy
! camp. Saints Rest" The saints are noted
I high priest. Among the saints who have
enjoyed heaven on earth at this camp dur
| ing the season are: Elmer Donnell, Mr..
Griffith, Roy Carter, Duke Wellington.
Rodn Scudder and Ralph Haskins.
Mr. Pedgrift and daughter, Ada, of Los
Angeles are staying on EDDY terrace. MISS
Ada is graceful and expert swimmer, and,
| in company with Mr.. Shaw and his dog,
makes daily excursions to the lighter. If
Mrs. Shaw will allow 1t, she contemplates
a swim to Pehbly beach in the near future
under the same chaperonage.
| J. e. Cooksey. j. S. McAvoy, George Kim
ney and Charles Gordon were out on a
hunt to Silver canyon yesterday. They
killed goat and brought two pretty kids
home alive. besides getting nice mess of
doves. They made a rock furnace and bar
becued the doves. They left Avalon on
foot taking a pack mule along. The latter
/ they had to leave at the top of the trail,
the descent being too difficult for him into
the canyon. They had very pleasant trip
and the kids are admired by all who have
seen them,
The herald., 1897-09-08
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY

brew church elected their officers Sunday
as follows: c. Cohn, president; L. Ancker,
vice-president: M. D. Katz. secretary: J.
8. Jonas, treasurer: r. Amker, guardian
j. L. Jonas, l.. Nigel and Marcus Levy
trustees. The society is fiourishing and
propose to secure an excellent speaker for
the coming new years festivities, holding
services from Sunday evening, September
26th. to Tuesday noon, September 2sth. The
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society will
commence the Sunday school again shortly.
H. w. Robinson, formely of Riverside, a
native of England, aged 81, died Monday
evening and will be buried by Evergreen
lodge PIP, F. and A. M, of Riverside, on
Wednesday afternoon. About seven weeks
ago the deceased fell into a well in the
dark, breaking an arm and several ribs and
dislocating his shoulder. He was nearly
well of these bruises when during the hot
weather recently his nurse gave him a
cold bath. Pneumonia set in and death
closed the scene. Mr.. Robinson drove the
first stage into Riverside, running from
Spadra to San Bernardino and Riverside
and back twice week, receiving a subsidy