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front when he was sentenced 10 the
penitentiary a few months ago for ten
years, has written his attorneys to try
to secure him new trial.
About twenty-five wheelmen visited
Elsinore in the Union run Sunday and
| pleasant time and turkey dinner at
| the Hot Springs hotel are reported. A
| Union run to Smiley Heights, Redlands
| Is now the talk, and later one to Corona
A. K. Macdonald has mining claim in
donald has located a mining claim In
the Cottonwood district, and gives 1t
the very significant name of Perhaps.
j. B. Reed has also filed a claim, which
is perhaps, too-perhaps rightly named
the wildcat.
Some fine specimens of ore are being
exhibited about town which were taken
! from prospects on the Temescal grant,
near the tin mines. These mines are
owned by the English syndicate own
ing the grant Recorder Gruwell has
one of the specimens, and 1t shows much
free gold The ore yields about $3.50 per
ton. There is not much fuss being
made by the owners of the mines, but 1t
is known they have some very valuable
claims on the grant.
j.. B. Wood went to Los Angeles yes
terday.
Rev. DIR. Pope, presiding elder Of the
Defiance (Ohio) M. e. conference, and
wife are here because of the illness of
| their son, Russell B. Pope. They are
friends of G. G. Kennard.
The ladies of the Universalist church
will give New England supper We'd
nesday evening.
Clarence K. Seares, for the past four
years with the grocery store now own
| ed by T. A. Witherspoon, has gone to
Los Angeles to take a six-mont tbs
course in the Los Angeles business
college.
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| well-known young people was cele-
brated at high noon yesterday at the
home of J. W. Reilly, corner of Twelfth
| and Almond streets, when Charles H.
Carroll and Miss P0rtha McPass were
made one. Rev. Edward F. Goff per-
formed the ceremony. The parlors were
tastefully decorated with flowers. Little
Elva Reilly was bridesmaid. They left
| for Los Angeles on a bridal trip. On their
return they will make their home in
! West Riverside on the ranch of the
groom.
| Something OF the value OF the mining
property of the Corona Mining and Mill
ing company in the Tauquitz district in
the San Jacinto mountains was made
evident Saturday by one-twelfth in
| terest of Lewis Hansen Of Pasadena
being sold to Harold Kenworthy Of San
Gabriel for $4,000.
Quite a large number from Riverside
will attend the baseball game at San
Bernardino tomorrow between the Wie-
lands Of that city and the Riverside
team. rain alone preventing.
The meeting of the city trustees to-
day was a very tame affair. 1t was ex-
pected there would be discussion over
storm water, but not word, the board
evidently intending to wait for some
one else to open the ball, and not fight
the air.
The Bear Valley company has refused
to deliver water to the consumers at
the winter rates established by the
board Of supervisors, and the matter
will be brought into the courts. Not
much water Is needed for irrigating
purposes now. save where young trees
are set out, and the legal question may
be settled before the dry weather sets
in. The rate fixed by the board was
cents per miners inch.
]. A. Kelley OF Beaumont 10 in the
city today on school matters connected
Mr.. Pearse and family Of Moreno were
In the city today.
ID. L. Myers of Moreno, who has. per-
haps, done more in attempting to right
the wrongs visited upon the people Of
that valley In irrigation matters, was
in the city today.
The total number of boxes Of oranges
|
ing has reached 421 ,087.
A polo game by members Of the club
is in progress on the Arlington grounds
this afternoon.
The new Washington house on AL
mopd street was duly dedicated yester-
day afternoon by a good program beau
i tifufy rendered by the scholars. in
which Arthur Lewis, Leslie Walker.
Harry House, Percy Paxton. Helen
| Cunnin rore Willie McColIum Elsie
Messer and Noyss Alexander took part
Addresses were also made by School
Trustees w. A. Correll and Lyman
Evans. There were fully one hundred
parents present, ana much praise Is due
| the two scholars, Misses Jesse Mayer
and Josephine Bootee, for the SUCCESS
Of the entertainment.
The Misses Swope are building them
selves a neat, modern cottage ON the
corner Of Eighth street and Kansas ave-
nue., to cost about $4,000. L. c. Waldman
Is the contractor.