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The times., 1897-05-30
SOC.
Lot 8.

Seven styles ofmus-
lin and eaInhric
gowns, Empire style,
Insertion ia front and
collar, embroidery
around neck and
sleeves-high and We
neck, with embroid-
cred yokes and re-
veres-full sizes and
very large sleeves
umbrella style skirts,
with tnree-inch EN-
broideTy on Ia wn ruff
fle-caInbric drawers,
with French bands
cluster oftucks-wide
nainsoek rufne-this
assortment is fit 60
dress a bride in, be-
cause they are 81 20
value, selling il this
sale for
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Lot g..

Two styles of La
dies CanIDr1c Gowns,
tucked yokes, Will
cambric ana eInbrOid
eTea ruffIeS around
neck ana sleeves, and
Hubbard style, with
doubie yoke back,
full length and
width, and well
nlaue. Iauies Cam
brio Ora wers, un
bFella style, with =
inch edge on ruftle
Muslin Drawers.
with cluster Of tucis
ana gin cb ruffle-
Umbrella Ora wers,
with cambria ruffle
ana IIIsb point edge
Three styles OF Fine
CarIOTIc Corset Gov
eTs, witt la ce ana
embroidery trimming
around neck anu
sleeves. Y z, round
and square. These
are elegant goods
for 50 little pnce as
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Lacy's pure food ice cream, none better,
eOc. per gallon. 6O1-603N. Y. ave. NV,
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Lot T..

Ladies Muslin
Drawers, made
Of Masonville
cotton, with fine
cluster of tucks,
deep hem and
yoke band, cut
and f n i 5 h e d
same as the be :
ter grade OF
goods, all sizes.
Sale price,
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Wash Goods
and DOmestiCs.

90 pieces genuine French
Organdies. all this seasons s
styles, all choice cnmbina-
tions.
Special price for
these 80 pieceS...--.1Tc
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SHh BERhARDINO COUNTY

be expended for a new building north of
town. Altogether $4,000 will be expended
III improving Chino's schools, to come out
OF the $40 900 bonds recently voted.
The Tuesday Evening coterie gave their
closing ball in Opera hall, which was quite,
swell affair. Prof. ]. N. Rumble's or
chestra of Los Angeles furnished the
music.
Mrs. Jules Moyse left yesterday for a
visit to her relatives in San Francisco
Hugh Percy returned on Sunday from
Hanford, where he represented Nero lodge,
Knights of Pythias, at the grand LODGE
He did some good work there and secured
an appropriation of 5000 for a blind member
residing at Redlands. although not mem
ber of the order in this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slusher entertained
with card party last evening in honor OF
their guest. Mrs. Clark, who left this MORN
ing for her home in Sacramento
Chino now has four doctors. The latest
arrival is DR.. H. A. Broughton of Pomona.
Miss Edna Bicknell and Miss Helen Car
hart Of Los Angeles are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Walker this week.
On Friday afternoon the Fruit and
Flower mission ladies gave a baby show.
at which thirty-six babies were exhibited
Ihe prize winners were as follows: Pret
test baby. Mrs. F. C. Bristol's; biggest
baby, Mrs. Mart Herring's; smallest Mrs.
w. c. Greenman's.
twenty men are now employed at the
sugar factory cleaning up and renovating
tne machinery preparatory to the opening
ol tne manufacturing campaign which
VIII commence about the 18th of July a nd
VIII be the longest campaign since the
opening of the factory.
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REDLANDs

REDLANDS. May 29.-eRegular Corre-
spondenceo The commencement exercises
u the Redlands high school will take
place FRIDAY evening, June 18th. when the
1ourtn class in the history of the school
VIII be graduated. There are nineteen
members. of whom thirteen are ladies.
Ihis Is the largest class of the four. The
program has been commenced and is
something of novelty in such exercises.
instead of orations and essays by the
students. there will be lecture on "Marie
Antoinette'' by Charles w. Seymour. who
has already. been heard in Redlands on
historical subjects and lis popular here.
Rev. c. g. Baldwin, president of Pomona
college, will deliver an address to the stu
dents: The music will be by the high
school orchestra and quartette.
Representatives of the General Electric
company of San Francisco and of the
Stanley Electric company of Pittsfield
Mass, are In Redlands comforting with the
officers of the Southern California Power
company, with the intention Of bidding
on the electric machinery soon to be re.
quired by this company. The bids will be
opened in San Francisco early next week
II. II. Sinclair and John Ensign, general
manager and engineer of the company
leave for San Francisco tomorrow to be
present on this occasion. r.-t
The Redlands Athletic association, has
arranged for ball game and bicycle races
on Its grounds on the afternoon of Decor.
alton day. The game will be between Red
lands and Riverside. The races will he
under the direction of the Redlands CIV.
cling club. .,el.. 1.
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SAN BERNARp1No

SAN BERNARDINO. May 29.-(Regular
Correspondence When there is high
water Iytle creek is one of the most de-
structive streams In the county and is a
menace to the city and to the Santa Fe
Railroad company. Some weeks ago. at
the suggestion of Chief Engineer Perris
OF the Southern California Railway COM
pany, the supervisors and city trustees
appointed committee to investigate and
define the official boundary lines of the
creek. The tour of inspection was made
Friday. After the line is decided upon tho
county and city will be decided their re-
spective portions, thus making 1t public
property. after which the channel will be
cleared OF brush and growth, which in
time OF flood catches the debris, causing
the washouts. When the channel is prop
erly cleared the railroad company will put
up fine steel bridge.
The game of ball between the new and
old Websters resulted in a victory for the
former by a score of % to 8.
The wife of Joseph Marks has presented
him with baby girl
Two Of San Bernardino's citizens de-
parted this life last evening. AS the clock
was striking 6 Oscar D. Foy passed from
sleep to death, after months Of weary suf-
fering. At the time of his death he was
20 years old. He has lived here all his life,
and in 1895 was appointed city clerk by the
trustees. He leaves to survive him three
brothers and a sister. The funeral will
take place tomorrow at p. m. from his
late home corner of and Fifth streets
and will be under the auspices of the Ma
tive Sons, of which order he was a prom
inent member. The Webster Debating So
ciety will turn out.
At $50 T. M. Parsons. the well known
engineer, died at his home. His illness
was not of long duration. as he has only
been Ill about ten days. Mr.. Parsons was
born in Albion N. Y, In 1884, coming to
California in 1857 and settling in this CITY,
For years he was county surveyor and at
the time of his death was a United States
deputy mineral surveyor He will be
buried tomorrow at o'clock from the Bap-
tist church.
The Athletic club opened up its new club
rooms last night in fitting manner. About
zoo members were present and an excellent
program was rendered. * Irrf Z
-Four carloads Of people came from Riv-
erside today to picnic at Harlem Springs.
William Quay has brought suit against
A. Wright ct al. for the collection of a
$4,000 note dated October 2s, 1895. -'
Lincoln day was observed in all the
schools yesterday and the public buildings
foated their flags
Crandall, of Bright & Crandall, railroad
contractors, left for Kramer today prepar-
atory to commencing work on grading the
road from Kramer to Randsburg. About
100 teams and 300 men will be put to work
Work will be pushed rapidly ahead
Walter Byrne is home from Stanford.
Lamar Harris, son of w. A. Harris of
Los Angeles. is in the city.
Seth Marshall left on a three months
visit east this morning.
Ed Yager and VIII Cowbery were arrest
ed last night for fighting. Both were
drinking.
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decorated, had so arranged the program
that every minute was agreeably and prof
itably put to use. Mrs. A. M. Goodhue read
q paper on 1.-THE Marble Faun," which was
full Of beautiful passages and Of sterling
literary merit.
Judge Rosecrans tried man Wednesday
on a charge of petit larceny preferred by
C. w. Casabon. He was accused of hav-
ing removed a stove. table, chairs ETC.,
from the house which he formerly lived
in and which he had rented from Cosa-
ban to a tent house he had moved into In
another part of town. He was ordered to
restore the property and In addition was
fined SIS, which he paid.
At meeting of citizens held at the coun-
Gil chambers Tuesday evening VIII Graves
was elected wharfinger and a communica-
tion was ordered sent to the county super
visors asking them to remunerate him for
his services
Mrs. Rowland johnson, DR.. Anna John
son and Master Rowland johnson Of Or
ange, N. j., have taken one Of Miss Fet-
te's cottages and will probably stay all
summer.
Mrs. G. G. Lawrence and daughter
Grace, ]. J. Russell, wife and Miss Helen
Russell of Jefferson, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Haydn and daughter and Mrs. Pier
son and daughter Of Ontario, CAL, have
apartments at Mrs. c. L. McCutcheon's s
Sunnyside cottage.
H. p. Epperson, wife and daughter Of
Clearwater are here for the summer.
Miss Carrie Hart, who has been visiting
in Los Angeles, has returned to the beach,
Mrs. e. Fl. Graham and daughter Miss
Juliette. left yesterday for a visit to Elsi-
more Springs.
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SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA. May 2s.-(Regular
Correspondence A reception was given
last evening in Parish hall to Rev. and Mrs
]. M. Merlnjones, which was largely at
tended and graceful tribute to the popu-
larity of the minister and his wife, Mrs.
Merlinjones is anticipating journey
north and visit to friends at various
points and will be away some weeks.
A large delegation of the Masonic fra
ternity visited East Los Angeles lodge last
night to help confer the third degree on a
brother.
The ladies Of the Unity circle will give
dancing party In the Arcadia ball room
on the evening of June 4th.
Bert Treedwell is at home, after two
years absence in Nevada City.
The children belonging to the Loyal
legion are enjoying a drive and a picnic
In the country today.
Messrs. Creighton G Neal have opened a.
law office in the Hoy block in the rooms
lately vacated by DR.. Lindsey.
Mrs. Elwood Chaffey and family leave
today for Mexico, where they will Join DR..
Chaffey, who is practicing his profession
there.
The canyon pavilion opens tomorrow
Sunday with a big barbecue and other en-
terprising features.
Miss Ella Dow is visiting friends in Los
Angeles.
VIII -. -. ACkeF mas as guest Baroness
Harden-Hickey, and gave a reception in
her honor on Thursday afternoon. The
house decorations were especially beauti-
full.
T. P. Bunnell and wife leave on Tues
day next for Lafayette. Ind They will
visit Grand Junction, COL, and Salt Lake
en- route. and will not return until October.
The Cahuenga school children to the
number of a hundred are picnicing on our
beach today and having a glorious time.
The state forestry station is to be main
tanned by the regents Of the state univer-
sity at Berkeley.
A jolly crowd serenaded Roy Bundy and
bride last night at about the witching
hour of l o'clock. The solos sung were
something fetching, and brought a box
OF fine cigars to the serenaders.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. D. Moore gave a pro-
gressive crokinole party last evening.
About thirty of their friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran of Los Angeles
captured the first prizes. while Prof. Lind
sey and wife were rewarded by the conso-
lation prizes. The hostess served dainty
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Tunison will enter
tain party Of friends at their pleasant
South Side residence this evening.
A jolly party of their friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Yoakum last night.
and pleasant party was the result. Music
and dancing and games made up the even
ings entertainment
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ONTARIO

ONTARIO. May 29.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The citizens of Ontario were
much surprised to hear. that the Chaffey
trustees had withdrawn the proposition
recently made to the school trustees and
the people of Ontario. The withdrawal
was as follows: p
ITO the Board of Trustees Of the Ontario
Public Schools-Gentlemen At a meet
ing of the Chaffey college trustees on the
evening of May 27, 1897 the following pre-
amble and resolution were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, A period of three weeks has
elapsed since our proposition to the pub.
lie school trustees relative to the donation
of certain properties to the town for The
use of public high school, without any
action being taken by the people, and
Whereas. The time has now arrived
when our arrangements for the coming
year must be completed:. therefore,
Resolved, That we hereby definitely
and 'unqualifedly withdraw said proposi-
tion. L. s. DYAR,
president Board Of Trustees"
The only reason given by the college
trustees for their action is that the people
had made no move in the matter.
The herald., 1897-05-30
CHINO

CHINO, May 29.-(Regular Correspond
ence) The Chino Valley Beet Sugar COM
pany some time ago purchased 500 acres Of
land in the hills south of town which
showed excellent indications for oil, and
today a contract was let to Los Angeles
parties to put down number of wells.
The sugar company proposes in this way
to supply all its own oil.
T. E. Walkers pointer Lassie K, ar.
rived Monday evening from San Fran
cisco. where she has been on exhibition Of
the San Francisco Kennel clubs bench
show, and where she won first and special
prizes. She also won four first and special
prizes at the Seattle, Oakland, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles bench shows She
won first and special prizes at San Fran
cisco year ago.
| The Bowling clubs tournament last Sat-
urday and Sunday was very successful
affair. William Clatworthy won first prize
and twenty-three other prizes were award
ed. The club realized s102 from the bowl
ing contest and the ladies of the club took
In $3.50 from the sale of refreshments
Architect ]. Lee Burton of Los Angeles
was in town Thursday with plans for the
two new school houses for this district.
An addition to the present handsome brick
central building will be built, doubling its
size, and costing about $4,000. and $4,000 will
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SOUTH PASADENA

SOUTH PASADENA. May 29.-(Regular
Correspondence Mr.. James Y. Moody, the
venerable father of A. ]. Moody, died this
morning at o'clock at the residence of his
son, from pneumonia. He was 72 years old
and left widow and seven sons to mourn
his departure. The sons are A. j., w. j..
Rev. j. f., D. j., d. Y, Judge Frank and
H. L. The daughter is Mrs. s. j. st. John
Of Nevada. The funeral will take place on
Monday, at 2:3O p. M, from the residence
and Rev. G. T. Douglass of the Pasadena
Baptist church will conduct the exercises
Burial at the San Gabriel cemetery.
]. B: Soper is going to give himself and
wife summer vacation by going back to
his Vermont home. His many friends wish
them happy time and safe return.
A change in the running of the Santa Fe
trains gives us the following postoffice time
table: Mails arrive from the west. 1854
a m. and 5:20 p. M: from the east $40 a.
m.and $3.50 p. M Mails close, going west.
9:05 a. m. and 5:35 p. M; going east, 7:20
a.. m. and $3.50 a. m. The office will be omen
on Sunday only from to 10 a. m. It will
close at $50 hereafter, instead Of Z o'clock.
This will give our young postmaster a
little time to recreate.
The herald., 1897-05-30
DowNEY

DOWNEY, May 2s.-(Rcgular Corre-
srondence.) Bridge carpenters are a.
work on the Washburn bridge on New
river.
3. M. Blythe has purchased the Hene-
feldt property on Front street.
Senator Carpenter is at home for few
days.
Rev Patterson of Hollister, Cal, and
Rev. Thompson of Norwalk, both Of the
M. e. church south. visited Downey
Wednesday.
Judge H. r. Gray of this place has been
selected to deliver the Memorial day ora
ticn before Shiloh post. q. A. r., at Comp
ton.
Capt. H. H. Mills and wife OF the Whittier
reform school we're here Wednesday
Dr.. +. A. Cashon and g. A. warren
OF Pomona were here two days this week
DR.. 8. A. steele will lecture on s'Horne !
Life in Dixie During the aWr' on the ever,-
ing Of June bth IN the N. 81 churcl, south.
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ORANGE COUNTY

among the foremost workers for the city's
advancement. He was generous and char
liable to fault, and through these worthy
traits of character he made and kept the
friendship of everyone with whom he came
in contact His remains will be buried
from the Catholic church in this city,
probably at 10 o'clock on Monday. I0
Miss Florence Alexander entertained a
party of friends last night at her home on
North French street.
A marriage license was issued today to
Pierre Pourroy, aged 35, a native of France
and a resident of Moreno, Riverside coun-
ty, and Antoinette Vincent aged 23 a ma
tive of Venezuela and resident of Fuller
ton, r.
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POMONA

POMONA, May 29.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The Memorial sermon will be
preached by Rev. Pierce at the Unitarian
church tomorrow morning. and Vicksbure
post, No. g. and the annex Woman's Relief
corps. as well as all visiting old soldiers
and their families will attend the services
at this church in a body.
Another one of the old pioneers and land
marks Of this state and especially Of South
ern California, is gone in the person of
Fenton M. Slaughter at Rincon, who diel
at his home there this morning at o'clock.
The deceased came here in 40 or the early
BUS was an old Mexican war veteran, was
supervisor of his county some wears Or,
and at one time represented his county In
the state assembly. The funeral services
will be conducted here Monday morning
at II o'clock by Rev. II. H. Rice Of the Pres
byterian church. and the burial will be in
the Pomona cemetery.
The burial of the late ]. d. Greenwade
took place at Spadra this forenoon.
The herald., 1897-05-30
REDoNDo

REDONDO BEACH, May 29.-(Regular
lCorrespondence.) The prospects for large
number Of campers during the coming sea-
son are excellent, in fact a much larger
number than last year is already assured.
1t looks as though they had come to stay
all summer. as nearly all are building
wooden structures instead Of the tents of
former years.
| The Redondo Beach company has en-
ployed man to gather garbage from the
campers. and all campers are requested to
keep tight receptacles for refuse. The city
marshal has also given notice that the
garbage ordinance will be rigidly enforced
hereafter.
Fishing from the wharves is now ex-
cellent, large catches Of mackerel and
herring being made daily, and every even
Ing from dusk until long after dark a
great many surf fish and croakers are
caught. Last evening a large number of
barracuda were caught from the old
wharf.
The yacht Bonnie Belle, Capt. Mcdonnell.
With party Of five aboard, landed 1874
barracuda yesterday afternoon, 160 of
which were caught in an hour with five
lines.
The road between San Pedro and this
place was inspected by the county super
visors yesterday.
| Work on the old wharf is nearly done,
! hcthAi6 put lHc IeLueT pies TO be driven
and the flooring put down. 1t is expected
that boats will be landing there about
June 10th. lti 49,
The schooners Reporter. and Anna Gee
sailed for the north yesterday, the Re-
porter for Port Townsend and the Anna
Gee for Gray,s Harbor. sf,i
| The schooner Alcalde Is unloading 400 O00
feet of lumber at the new wharf, The
cargo is consigned to the Redondo Lumber
company
The schooner La Gironde also started TO
unload 100000 feet of lumber for the Re-
dondo Lumber company yesterday, and
the schooner San Buenaventura is await
Ing chance to dock. She has aboard n
full cargo of lumber for the Redondo Ijum-
ber company.
| The steamship Corona, Capt. Jepson. will
arrive from San Francisco Sunday morn
ing with 1H tons of freight and a long lst
of passengers for Redondo ~
Mrs. M. c. Carson OF Los Angeles is
occupying her residence on the bluffs south
Of Hotel Redondo.
W. H. Perry Of Los Angeles was a visitor
at the beach today.
| w. w. Reed and family of Los Angeles
are stopping in their cottage on North
beach. They are here for the summer
months.
NJ v. Fisher of this place left IN the
steamer Santa Rosa yesterday He will he
absent about month.
| The big yellow bazaar on the WHARF 10
Redondo agent for The Herald. The Her-
aid is delivered to any part of the c,tv a =
Los Angeles prices, -
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LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH. May 2s.--(Regular Cor
respondence) The next biggest thing we
have to tackle after we get the skeleton of
the whale wired and mounted in the city
park is the selection of school trustees IN
June 4th and the voting on the PROPOSE
tion OF bonding the school district for
$4,000 on June 18th. The members Of the
present board-Messrs. DIR. j. w. Wood. r
M Lynn and Hon. II. c. Dillon-have con-
sented to be candidates for reelection, and
as they are honest and capable, their cleo
tion should be assured
One Of the most interesting sessions Of
the Bbell club was held at tho residence
OF Mrs. p. B. Cushman on the occasion OF
IT. monthly social evening. The hostess.
who had her handsome parlors beautifully
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Millions in IT

RANDSBURG, May 29.--The rich strike
made week ago today I'M the Kinyon
mine continues to increase in richness. The
pay streak holds almost uniform width
of three and half feet, and over eighty
sacks of the rich rock have been taken
out during the week. Much of this rock
will produce 81 per ounce, and conservative
miners estimate the entire lot will run
SIG, 900 per ton
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cept q position with the Adams Phillips
company. where he will have charge of the
loan and insurance department Of the
firms business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney and the latter s
mother of Eldorado street, who have spent
the winter In Pasadena, left today for their
homo in Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Belharz of South Pasa-
dena avenue have removed to the Valley
Hunt club house to take charge Of the
same during the summer.
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Won't you get the tea
and say to your customers:
:" Here is tea that you will
like. Ifyou don't, I'll pay
your money back"
We pay you, of course.
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