The herald., 1897-01-22
RIVERSIDE
Randsburg Mining Notes-Personal and
General News


RIVERSIDE, Jan. 21.-C. w Fox,
Riverside county's first auditor, is in
Randsburg and has become the posses
sor of a number of fine claims In that
camp, and the probabilities are that he
will develop some of them in the near
future.
Joe Schneider of this place is inter
ested with three others in sinking well
a Randsburg. They are doWr ninety
feet and expect to so about four hund
red feet If accessory 10 find water
The Democrats and Populists. as well
as a large number of Republ leans, are
very much provoked over the libelous
attack of the Times correspondent Of this
city upon District Attorney Gill. The
correspondent tried to show that Mr..
Gil had never had a permit to practice
law in tke supreme court. Attorney
Gill has received a letter from the clerk
at Los Angeles stating that his name is
entered upon the records as being IL
ccnsed to practice in the supreme court.
The Times is losing patronage every day
in Riverside because of its unjust ways.
D. \. Wheeler returned yesterday
rom an eight months business trip
through the east He expects to return
after a few weeks visit with his fam
ily
DR.. ard Mrs E. B. Howe entertained
A number of friends al their beautiful
residence last evening in honor of Miss
hIusgrove of Los Angeles, who has been
visiting in this city for a number of
days Miss Musgrove will return home
today.
Two West Riverside ranchers w
w. Carr and James Rogerson, Were ar
rested last evening, charged with ploW
ing through and closing UP B street in
West Riverside Tie preliminary eX
animation has been set for next Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Brunner. who have
been residents of Riverside for mum
Der of years. have, with their family,
left for Los Angeles to reside perman-
entity.
TIE Rathbone Sisters held one Of their
,ieasart whist soc!als last evening at
the Fythian castle. Those who were for
turate enough to win prizes were Miss
Lowentroud and w. A. Correll
Mr.. and Mr. NJ C. Paxton returned
yesterday from Los Angeles where
they had been called to the bedside Of
Mr.. PaXton's father, who was seriously
ill., They report Mr.. Paxton much bet
ter.
The new fire alarm boxes recently
purchased by the city, are being put up
by Electrician J.. i. Yoake.
Mr.. and Mrs Ike Palmer celebrated
their crystal wedding at tn cir COM
Portable home on the corner of Twelfth
and Vine streets Monday evening. They
were assisted IN 6pnG the horors oY
a number of friends. There was a large
number present. and the evening Wls
plea sanity passed. the small hours hav-
ing arrived before the happy couple
broke up.
Judge Noyes has selected the follow
ing grand jurors to serve Ter 1851.
William McBean. George .. CunrIr =
ham, r. L. Bettner, 5. G. Evans ir, g.
s Irish. Charles r. Cook, James j.
France. j. A. Brown, George Hannah.
A L. CreiGer. +. d, Doan, William
Newport. s a Stewart, William Nc
Vicar, II. C Foster, i. +. Pierce, c. y.
Reid, j. a. Kelley, George N. Skinner,
d. Durkea n. G. Cutting. a, Domingo0i,
A. j. StalGer. w F. Warner, G. Rouse.
T. A. Chase, E. w. Holmes. C. a. Cros-
by NJ. Hoover and A. p johnson.
w D. Spencer, representing the Fair
Oaks colony of Sacramento. is in the
city with a view TO purchasing enough
young orange trees to set out 3G0 acre;
of land fifteen miles east of Sacramento.
The land is thought to be suitably To-
Gated for orange culture, being an en-
tirely frostless belt.
T.. b. Stuart of the Santa Fe is In
i@O5 %hi5t4GS tOtdS cll DuSi4esS cOilltct- =
ed with his read
The following have been installed as
officers of the Woodman circle; Mar
r. Brown, w G.; Letha NJ. Decker W.
4. Luella Lebrun clerk; Hattie Rus-
sell, banker; AGelia Goo6ykoontz q.
M; Alice Russell, attendant; Lucy NJ
Gard -er, physician; Alice de Moss, l.
g; Lulu Peffey, O. s.; Flo Freeman
Emma A. Zinn and Edith v Seward
managers.
The city's crew of electric light work
men is engaged in policing and wiring