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The herald., 1897-06-16
SANTA. MONICA

SANTA MONICA, June 15.-(Regular
Correspondence Mrs. John Bradbury Is
entertaining her mother and sister.
Eighteen members of the local lodge Of
Good Templars visited Muriel lodge of Los
Angeles last night.
Supervisors Davis. Wirsching and Field
inspected the county road along the beach
today in response to a complaint received
from the residents of the Malibu district
as to the bad condition of the road.
Evangelist Munhall will arrive on Thurs
day and will hold meetings from Friday,
June 10th to the 9th.
The combined Epworth leagues of the
Methodist churches of Los Angeles took
trolley ride to this city this evening.
There were about $50 in the party.
Mrs. ]. M. Hale and Mrs Croadwell OF
Los Angeles have let contracts for the
erection of summer cottages on the South
Side.
]. ]. GARLIC and daughter Elisa went to
Pomona this afternoon to attend the fu-
neral of the late Mrs. Carillo's cousin,
Mrs. Lugarda Alvarado de Palomares.
Mrs. Pearl Hyde was the guest of the
Misses Garlic Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Harry Pile is in Pasadena, the guest
of Miss Agnes Petrie.
H. C. Truesdale of Phoenix, Ariz., with
his family today took possession of the
Bradshaw cottage on Nevada avenue.
D. l.. HoenShell and family or Bakers
field arrived today to spend the summer.
The trustees met in regular session last
night. The ordinance of intention to cali
an election for the issuance of bonds for
the purpose Of building sewers was
adopted. Another ordinance adopted pro-
hibits minors under 16 years of age from
frequenting saloons and billiard halls. Al,
ordinance creating sanitary committee
to succeed the board of health was
- Il
portions of Second street to Idaho avenue,
a portion of Idaho to Third and part of
Third to Idaho.
Mr.. Roy Jones has donated forty-foot
flagpole to the city and 1t will be erected
over the band stand on the bluff.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY

of R. F. r. Strange, w. G. Fraser and Rob-
ert Bettner.
The public pulse has been felt on the SUBJ
5ect and the proposition meets with gen.
eral favor. The owners of the property,
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany offer to sell 1t at very low price, and
the plan of Improvement contemplated Is
not expensive in view of the results to be
obtained. The intention is to build reser-
voirs. make drives and walks, and plant
trees and shrubbery. something after the
plan of Smiley Heights at Redlands If
the money can be raised the plans will be
perfected and announced as a part of the
public exercises on celebration day.
Victoria Hill is suitably located, easily
accessible and affords one of the most
magnificent views of any eminence in
Southern California.
Hon. w. ]. Mcintyre has been selected
as the orator and June 22d as the day of
celebrating the queens jubilee.
The Riverside Examiner tournament
team will play the Los Angeles team at
the latter's grounds next Sunday. AT
the same time the Seventh Regiment team
will play the San Diegos.
u. G. Mitchell. A. B. Mccormick, I. A.
Witherspoon ct al. have filed locations OF
the Orc Tango mill and water site, five
acres. to be used on Orc Tango mine or
ORC Tango creek; Northern Bella mill site.
10 De used on Northern Bella mine:
Southern Bella mill and water site, to be
used on Southern Bella mines; Big Seven
and Old Glory mines, Orc Tango district.
l. Trotter. location of the Mayflower mine,
Pinacate district.
The latest report of the county superin-
tendent of schools on the returns from
the school elections show the following
trustees chosen: Colony Heights, Mrs. B.
I. Ellsworth, Mrs G. T. Mcintyre, J. T.
Davis; Perris, G. c. Skinner; Diamond, O.
c. Searl. c. w. Warner; Hemet high
school. D. M. Browning; Alamos Henry
Won Rhaden; Grand avenue. M. L. Dick
son. ]. P. Snider; Corona, v. O. Harter.
J. I. Burton; Paloma, c. H. Briggs, R. M.
Guthrie.
At the regular convention Of Sunnyside
lodge X. of P. last evening letter from
the grand chancellor was read instructing
the lodge that William A. Correll had
been again appointed deputy for this dis
trict.
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of Azusa. aged 26, and Lettie Mae Ben
nett of Tustin. aged "a; Willard s. Bos-
worth of Placentia. aged 49, and Christa-
belle l.. Gage of Fullerton, aged 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Yoeman and daughter of
Los Angeles are visiting Santa Ana
friends.
Mrs. James Welch (nee Beuah Patton)
of FL Paso. Texas. arrived yesterday on
a visit with her mother, Mrs. C. a. Preston.
Members of the local Church of Latter
Day Saints are considerably agitated by
the presence of three young men whom
they declare are apostates. The young
men are said to be canvassing the rural
districts spreading the doctrine of polyg-
amy-the simon pure article-and various
other teachings wholly Incompatible with
the professed principles of the Church of
Saints. They have thrived in this locality
several months. but it is not known
whether they have enrolled any converts.
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SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, June 15.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The city board of edu-
cation caucused last night in the office OF
President Stephenson. and at 11:50 o'clock
they adjourned to the city hall. At their
early evening session they passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the following named per-
sons be employed as teachers in our city
schools for the term beginning June 30.
1897, and ending June 30. 1898, at the salary
set opposite their names. payable in equal
monthly installments during the time said
teachers are engaged in teaching; pro-
vided, that the salary of the teacher serv-
ing as superintendent Of schools and Sec
retary Of the board of education shall be
paid at the rate Of $125 per month, begin
ming with the month of August:
N. A. Richardson, superintendent Of city
schools, $500 per year.
High school-D. B. Sturges. principal and
teacher of English history, $1,000 per year
8. d. Briggs, physical science, $1,000 pei
year; Emily Z. Briggs. Latin and German
1856 per year; Grace Sutton English, $95i
per year.
Special teachers-H. E. Perrin, CONNER
cial and penmanship. 800 per month; Ada
Miller. music $S5 per month; Edith Par
rish drawing. $S5 per month.
F-street school-F. w. Conrad principal
500 per month; Lulu Bohr Clara Kellar,
Lucy Calbert, Zilpha Ames, Lucy Davis
and Grace Conway. $65 per month EACH
Fourth-street school = Eudora Allen,
principal. $50 per month; N. C. Bledsoe,
Julia Myers. Leah Crolic. Emily johnson
and Mrs. J. s. Wood, $65 per month each.
Mt. Vernon SCHOOL,. 4. Nisli. principal,
SO per month; Sarah Colwell, Rose Gran
dali and Mrs. Aiken, $65 per month each.
Central school-H. A. Wierwillie, princi-
pal, SO per monht; Lizzie Rowell and Nell
lie Pruitt $65 per month each.
Riley school-Emma Matsenbach, prin-
cipal, SO per month; Margaret johnson,
$65 per month.
B-street school-Mrs. Nettie DENNY, $65
per month.
Ninth-street school-Mrs. Josie Walk,
principal. SO per month: Mrs. A. Y. John
son, $65 per month.
Metcalf SCHOOL,. D. Mathews, principal,
SO per month; Mrs. Addie Burgess, $65 per
month.
Urbita school-Miss Emma Hawkins.
Fifth grade high school-Anna L. Waite,
$65 per month.
The following were elected substitute
teachers: Miss Mabel Davies Miss M. I.
Stockton, Miss Gertie Yager; Messrs. H.
Kramer and E. c. Lockard.
There was also shaking up in the jani-
tors. the following being appointed: C. G..
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ORANGE

ORANGE, June Is. Irregular Correspond
ence.) AT an informal meeting OF the
school trustees. held last night, Prof.
Grubb. late from Illinois. was selected as
principal. and the following ladies were
chosen as teachers, who, with the excep-
tion of Miss Martin, are the same as last
year: Miss Margaret Marsh Miss Stella
Keys. Miss Lydia Kilefer, Miss Alice
Goodrich, Miss Olive Ensign, Miss Alice
McCarty. Miss Martin and Mrs. Collins.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
have announced that on the Fourth of
July they will serve ice cream and cake
in the Music hall
A Christian Endeavor social will be given
at the home of the Misses Scarritt on
Thursday evening.
Richard w. Jones. foreman of the Hewes
ranch, is planting forty acres to navel and
Valencia late oranges.
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SAN BERNHRDINO COUNTY

Crowell. at F street, at $50 per month
r. T. Bergman, at high school, at $50;
William Godfrey, at Fourth street, at $25;
w. Reynolds, at Mt. Vernon, at$20; Mrs.
Bella Williamson, at B street, at $40; Mrs.
L. James, at Central, at SIS; W. Swing, at
Riley. at $40; Iva Mores, at Ninth street,
$40, and Mrs. Rieber, at Metcalf, at SIS. The
new board of education claims that it will
save the city net of $6610 per annum, as
follows: Supervising principal (none), $500;
clerk. $240; one less teacher (high SCHOOL,,
$1,000; one less teacher in penmanship, $675;
music at high school, $3.50, and s. each on
grade teachers per month.
Coroner Heating has been called upon
by the friends Of James Coleman, who was
killed in the explosion at Orc Grande, to
hold an inquest over his remains, as they
claim that an investigation will show care
lessness and negligence on the part of the
owners of the smelter. DR.. Heating was
going to hold an inquest over Coleman
subsequent to the one over Hood, but the
district attorney advised him not to do So
Yesterday A. M. Mattern, the engineer Of
the shift that was of duty was in the city
and he is convinced that no one is respon-
sible for the accident, save the man in
charge, Gideon Hood, who was instantly
killed.
Joaquin Alvarado, the Chino knife WELD
er, has pleaded guilty to assault to murder,
and was given four years by Judge Camp
bell.
James Welsh. charged with criminal as
sault, has had his trial set for July 9th.
The Canaigre company has sent a crew
OF fifty Indian diggers to Orc Grande.
This morning at o'clock Jailer Case re-
ceived a telephone message from Azusa.
asking for bloodhounds to sent to that
place to- trail man who had stolen 13-
year-old girl from her home. AS ex-Dep-
uty Sheriff Kings bloodhounds are not
mere the request was not granted.
Three private cars were attached to the
east-bound Santa Fe this morning, being
the private cars of Mr.. Cheney, w. G.,
Nevins and A. G. Wells, all prominent Of
ficials of the Santa Fe. They go to Chicago
to make final arrangements for the consoli-
dation of the Southern California and the
Atlantic and Pacific.
Yew Dew, the Cucamonga Chinaman
who was sentenced to three years for
shooting at a cat and hitting another Chi
naman, will probably go free, as his attor-
neys, Otis. Gregg & Hall, have petitioned
for writ of habeas corpus, on the ground
that the verdict of the jury was ambigu-
ous the words being: I'VE the jury find the
defendant guilty of assault with deadly
weapon with intent to do great bodily
harm" The attorneys claim that there
is no such offense known to the law. The
case will be heard tomorrow at $3.50. before
Judge Campbell.
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FOURTH OF JULY
Plans for the Celebration-Street
Decorations to Be Elaborate

OeCOraClOuS TO be ELABORATE
The executive committee Of the Fourth
of July committee met last night to re-
ceive reports of the regular and special
committees. H. ]. Fleishman, chair
man Of the citizens finance committee,
was present, and assisted in outlining a
plan for raising the funds needed to
make the demonstration the success
which it's Importance demands.
Grand Marshal N. A. Covarrubias has
opened headquarters in Room 4, Redick
block, where he may be communicated
with in reference to the special features
which will be included in the street pa
geant. He desires suggestions from citi-
zens and officers of the various civic and
military associations in this city and
county.
Secretary Pessell reported the receipt
Of an autograph letter from Bishop
Montgomery, in which the reverend gen.
tleman commends the action of the com
mittee in the work which 1t has under
taken, and urges all citizens to lend their
aid and encourag cement to the end that
a fitting celebra ton Of the birth of in
dependence in the greatest republic in
history may be had. AS an earnest of
HIS peISOHdl Interest IN tnlS regard
Rev. Montgomery inclosed his personal
check for a liberal donation to be applied
to the celebration fund
The committee on street decorations
has ordered American flags 36 feet long.
two of which will be suspended across
each block along the line of march.
Property owners are earnestly requested
to lend whatever assistance may
be needed in placing them in position.
In addition to this feature of decora ton
others OF unique design along patriotic
lines will be added, the whole making
the most complete and effective street
decoration ever attempted on like cele-
brations in this city. General c. F. A.
Last has consented to authorize the
militia in this district to participate, and
as an incentive to the members
of the various companies the executive
committee has set aside $3.50 to be dis
tributed as special prizes. The rules
governing competition Will be left in the
hands of the officers in command, due
notice of which will be given to the pub
lie at later date.
In order that there may be no conflict
with the Bryan reception, the committee
has decided to reject the tender of Fiesta
park, and WILL If possible, secure the use
of the Simpson tabernacle for the en-.
actment of the literary and musical pro-
gram, after the street pageant has beer
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Dudley, Earl of Leicester.

Dudley Earl of Leicester.
......................... Clyde Bishop
Cecil. Earl of Burleigh. .......C. D. Rogers
Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury Chas. Chiffon
Inc Earl OF kent...... Kari Kendall
Sir Amyas Paulet.. William Mccullough
Sir Edward Mortimer. Dickel
sir AndreS MelVil.. .......... Walter STAFFORD
Burgess physician to Mary STUART.
........................ .......Roy BISHOP
officer of the guard. d............. Merrill Rice
Hannah Kennedy (mad of Mary Stu
Mrs. Kate Gleason
Marguerite Curl. Miss M. Sylvester
mary stuart. Madame Modjeska
The musical sections of the program,
which will be given under the dictatorship
or Prof. G. Abram Smith, as follows
Piano SOLO dmpromptu), "Fantasie,"
Chopin, Miss Mabel Langanberger.
Vocal solo, my Own Sweetheart" Colts
chalk; bye. Baby Bye" Clinton Johns,
Miss Elizabeth Easton.
Violin solo. "Reverie." Deauxtemps.
James Willis Rice.
Vocal solo, Shadow Song" Sonora
Mama de Gallardo.
Vocal solo, "Oh Thou That From Heay-
en- Art" Liszt G. Abram Smith.
Accompanies. Misses Marie Rimpau and
Blossie Smith.
Up to o'clock this afternoon 400 seats
had been reserved for the performance
and indications are that the seating ca
pacity of the house, about 1000, will be
well taken up.
A young Spanish girl named Pillar Araza
who came here from San Diego about two
months ago. attempted suicide Saturday
night by taking concentrated lye. Her life
was saved by the prompt use of antidotes
but the young woman says she is tired of
life and may repeat her attempt with
better success next time. She will give
no reason for her rash act.
Mrs. Ludwig Thomas was examined as
to her sanity yesterday afternoon by Drs
Ball and Crane and on their recommen-
dation was committed to the asylum al
Highland
The Southern California Croquet asso.
citation opened a three days tournament
this afternoon at the court of Carey R.
Smith on North Main street. Expert
players from Los Angeles, Ontario and
Pomona are present, and an interesting
series of games is expected.
The supervisors have appointed july 9Th
as the time for convening as a board OF
equalization.
Will Hannah, commissary sergeant of
Company l., expects to leave Thursday for
the Oronoco river South America. where
he will join a surveying party. He will
go via steamship and the Panama railway
and will probably be gone several months
Licenses to wed were today granted tc
the following couples: Patrick H. Talley
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, June 15.-(Regular Core
spondence) President c. M. Holmes of the
Santa Ana Gas and Electric company,
states that about September 1st the in
candescent lighting system. which was dis
continued two years ago, will again be
put In operation. New and improved ma
chinery has been ordered for the plant
which will enable the company to supply
better service at rate considerably lower
than was formerly charged, and consum.
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CORONADO

CORONADO. June 15.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Prowell
of Phoenix, Ariz., have leased one of Mrs.
e. 8. Newcomb's cottages on the beach for
the summer.
A. A. Whitney and VIM. B. Wheeler are
recent arrivals from Chicago.
Mrs. E. L. Ely, principal of the Misses
Elys school for girls, Riverside drive and
Eighty-hfth street, New York city, is stay
ing here. accompanied by Mrs. Geo. B. ELY.
Thomas B. Clark was recent Los An
geles visitor at the hotel
Chas. Wier andA. A. Dougherty, Los An
geles, spent Sunday at the hotel.
Fhiiadeiphtans recently arrived are !:
FRANK j. Hahn, Emile Hahn and Samuel
8. Logan.
N. A. Hopper Is here from Denver. Co,o
4. w. A. Godfrey and family of Riverside
VIII occupy one of G. w. Robinson's cot
tages on the avenue after July 1st.
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DowNEY

DOWNEY. June 15.-(Regular Core
spondence.) James Blythe left last week
for Texas, where he will remain indef-
nitely
Arthur Darby a former resident Of this
place, now of Arlington. CAL, was down
on a flying visit Saturday, returning Sun
day evening.
Henry G. Roemer and wife visited rela-
tives in Los Angeles Sunday.
James Brookshire has received the ap-
pointment of road overseer for this dis
trict, vice Alder Randall, deceased.
Revival services are being held at the
Holiness church on Second street this
week.
]. Strine has begun extensive improve
ments on his residence on Depot street.
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ORANGE COUNTY

ers Will also have the choice of two cir
cults, one until and the other until 70
o'clock i 10
The new opera house has been wired for
incandescents, which will be used alto
gether when the generating plant has been
equipped. 90
The cast for the play ..Marv St,or+ >.
which will be presented at the onen,ns
Of the opera house next Friday evenines
has been completed and is as follows:
Elizabeth. queen of England.
Miss Gertrude Foster
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LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, June 15.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The election for the issuance
of $4,000 bonds for school purposes held
Saturday went almost unanimously in fa-
vor Of the issue, but four votes out Of a
total of 1888 registering against it. There
are now In this school district 545 children
between s and II years of age. 456 being of
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tations, followed by a play depicting Eng
lish high life, and ended with a dance
A very delightful reception was held at
the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Robinson
Saturday afternoon.
Saturday evening the Epworth league
served ice cream in the cottage on Main
street. 1t is intended by the league to do
this once month through the summer.
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

The directors Of the chamber Of COM
merce have decided to send two repre-
sentatives to San Francisco during the
Christian Endeavor excursions.
The funeral of the late Fred B. Man
chester took place yesterday afternoon
from the First M. E. church in this city.
and was largely attended.
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completed. In the evening there will
be band concerts under the auspices of
the committee in each of the three city
parks The next regular meeting of the
executive committee will be held on FRI
day, June IS,
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Los Angeles has the contract for the
building of the pleasure wharf at Terminal
island He arrived yesterday with crew
of men prepared to commence the work.
A sparring exhibition between Joe Cot
ton and Griffin of Los Angeles took place
here last night, lasting six rounds and end
ing in a draw. Young Jackson of Long
Beach and Phillips of Los Angeles also
boxed six rounds.
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Disturbed the Peace

Two Mexicans, Francisco Lara and
Mauriclo Cano, were brought in from
Pasadena last evening by Constable Sla-
ter and locked up in the county Jail to
serve twenty-five day sentences each
for disturbing the peace
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Z ALHAMBRA

ALEXANDRIA. June 15.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) Many people from here at
tended the musicale given at the Parish
nall, San Gabriel. last Thursday evening.
The program consisted of music and reci-
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The many friends of Rev. w. w.
Tinker will be glad to learn that he is
convalescent and his physician has
strong hopes of his recovery.
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DIR. WONG HIM
s31 South Hope St. Los Angeles,
Cal.

MR. WONG HIM is a
Wgraduate OF the Royal
College of Physicians,
located at Canton, China.
Also Honorary Member
of Faculty of said lnsti-
tute. DR.. Wong Him
belongs to O family OF
physicians, he being the
sixth in the line OF
descent.
Hundreds afpeople can
personally recommend
him. Herbs exclusively
used.
Cured Of Stomach and
Kidney troubles by DIR.
Wong Him of S3l S Hope
st. Los Angeles, Calf.
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SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO June 16.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) F. L. Ledbetter of
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TO the PubIic-It gives me great pleasure to say
,nat ,aa Dr. wong Him's treatment in my case has
been most successful For years have been
roubled with the kidney and stomach troubles.
! tried various remedies from olher physicians
but received no permanent help. DIR. Wong Him's
reatment has removed all tendency ofthese troub-
les and seems to be permanent in its results like
Dr. Wong Hm's Ideas OF Herb treatment clean.
Ing and renovating the system before building it
up again. am certainly pleased to say that he
have found him to be a well educated man. un.
assuming and kind, commanding the respect Of
all good people. Very respectfully,
MISS STELLA HUNTER
Los Angeles, Cal, April 80 1897 go Bellevue Ave
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon for Clatsop County:
D. X. Warren. as assignee Of 1. w.
Case, an insolvent debtor. plaintiff. VS..
Charlotte ]. Hall. defendant.
To the above named defendant, Char
lotte j. Hall:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint Of the above
named plaintiff, nled In the above en-
titled court. in the above entitled suit,
on or before the first day OF the next
term Of the above entitled court, which
will be on Monday. the 18th day of
February, 1897. II you fail TO so ap-
pear and answer said complaint, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for therein. which in sub
stance Is a decree foreclosing that GER
tain mortgage executed by you to said
I. ". Case, on the I'd day. Of September,
1892. to secure a promissory note Of
that date, executed by you to said Case
for the sum OF $500 in United States
gold coin, with interest from said date
until paid at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum. being payable one year az
ter said date, and no part thereof prin-
cipal or interest. having been paid, said
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