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The herald., 1897-03-13
RIVERSIDE
Fruit Lsresnlsts Plead 0uilty-BicycIe and
BasebaIi-Notes

Fruit Laresnlsts Plead 0uilty-Bicycle and
BasebaIl-Notes
RIVERSIDE, March 12.-Mention was
made several days.ago that residents OF
the East Side had been missing oranges
for some time, and that thirty-five boxes
which the night before had been taken
from the orchard of George Morse had
been found in the possession Of two par
ties who quickly returned the stolen
fruit District Attorney Gill was not
satisfied to allow the matter to drop here.
Notwithstanding the party from whom
the oranges were taken did not care to
prosecute so long as he got his fruit back
picked and ready for packing. hence
yesterday the offending parties, Otis and
Ezra Sheldon, were brought before JUS
tice Chambers. They pleaded guilty to
the offense and were fined $35 each. Ezra
paid his fine and was liberated. At last
accounts Otis, the real guilty party. had
not made the raise of the necessary lucre
and promises to serve time in jail.
Col. H. A. Plimpton and George A.
Doyle, secretary of the Perris irrigation
district. came In on the train this morn
ing on their way to Los Angeles.
e. p. Chilson, the mining expert, came
In on the train from San Jacinto today
VIM. Haslam, lately elected as d.
rector Of the Florida irrigation district,
came into the city today to file his bond,
Unless another rain should prevent the
union bicycle run to Elsinore will take
place. The run was billed to come OF
last Sunday bptrajps prevented. wheel
mea< xron Hah 8ernardino. Redettds,
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RIVERA
Roll Call Of the Local Bsptists = Personal
Notes


RIVERA, March livery interest,"
ing all-day services were held last Sun
day at the Baptist church. the occasion
being troll CALI Of the members. All
who could responded in person. Those
too far away responded by letters, which
were read aloud. Papers were read
different ones on the history of the
church and Of its various adjuncts, as
the Missionary and Ladies' Aid socie
ties, Young Peoples union, the Sunday
School. or church music. Biographical
sketches of the deceased members were
also given. Lunch was furnished for
all who remained at the church. The
afternoon exercises were equally enter
tanning, and the church was well filled,
in spite of the threatening weather.
Albert H. Dickerson was married or
Tuesday to Miss Katie Isbell of Whit
tier.
c. H. Eberle of the Downey Champion
was here Monday.
judge Burke was taken very suddenly
and severely last Saturday with the grip
but 10 able to attend to business again.
Last night at the Presbyterian church
very interesting address on Chinese
mission work was given by Mrs. Kin
nsca ue ouVa, m. O'' hohv u Suin o
and a most accomplished lady physi-
clan and missionary
There Ii no excuse any longer for peo-
pie going to Los Angeles for supplies.
Local merchants are stocking up witt
an assortment Of goods Of all kinds suoh
as has never before been seen In Rivera.
and they are selling them at bedrock
prices.
A large force II ~ work at. the two
packing establishments, washing or
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drawn. recommend that the same be

drawn. recommend that the same be
granted.
Recommend that the city engineer be
instructed to prepare the assessment
maps for the Beaudry avenue and Fifth
street and the Eighth and Carondelet
streets improvement districts, as re-
Quired by law.
In the matter of the petition of John
Goldsworthy and John L. Van Every
asking that a form Of ordinance be pre-
pared granting franchise for the con-
struction of a single or double track
electric railway, beginning at the inter-
section of the south side Of the plaza and
with the east side of Main street. and
running thence along the south side of
the plaza to Los Angeles street, thence
along Los Angeles street to First, thence
along First to San Pedro street, thence
along San Pedro to the south boundary
Of the city of Los Angeles, and request
ing that said franchise be advertised
for sale in the usual manner, at as early
a date as practicable, recommend that
the city attorney be directed to prepare
a draft of the franchise.
In the matter Of the petition OF j..
Baldwin ct al, for permission, In the
shape Of q special privilege to the Pasa-
dena and Pacific Railway company, to
commence work on DAILY street, under
q provision of law covering such privl-
lege, recomend that the same be
granted
In the matter of the petition of w. B.
Wiltshire ct al, in reference to the Will
shire boulevard, recommend that the or
dinance be adopted as amended. AS
amended the city merely accepts the
thoroughfare as boulevard and elm
mates all reference to care OF grass
plots. trees, etc.
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Corona, Cotton, San Jacinto, Perrie, He
met and Winchester have been invited
to Join. A few of the riders will go down
tomorrow Saturday, starting from the
Arlington hotel at 3 pm. The main body
will start Sunday morning at 1880.
1t is reported from Elsinore that an old
man living near the old town railroad
station had been bound and gagged and
then robbed of $6 by two unknown par
ties yesterday. The robbers then cut
the telegraph wires, stole hand-car and
pushed out toward Perris.
Hook Bros. of Perris yesterday placed
attachments on property of the Santa
Rosa mine for $7273.27, a debt contracted
for furnishing supplies in the way of
powder, tools, provisions, clothing, etc.
A game of baseball has been arranged
between the Wielands of San Bernardo
no and the Riverside ball players for
Wednesday of next week on the grounds
at San Bernardino. Bulletins have been
arranged for on the ground announcing
the result of the t-Fitzsimmons
mill. A number Of wheelmen will go
over.
A sprinting race between Sid Pelton,
an outsider, and Bob Condee of the
court house push" distance 100 yards.
attracted considerable attention today.
1t was declared tie and the stakes
taken down.
There Is considerable talk OF Mr.. Su-
man of the Cotton Touring mills moving
his plant to Riverside. A bonus Is ask
ed for and the citizens of Riverside are
considering what they will do. Mean
while San Bernardino Is trying to raise
the required bonus to have the plant
moved to that place.
T. e. Loose. wife and daughter. who
have been spending some weeks in this
city and guests at the Rowell, have left
for Ell Paso.
Internal Revenue Collector Ben T.
Fredrick is In the city, interviewing
liquor dealers.
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THREE NEW INcoRPoRATIoNs
An Electrical DeveIopment Of the Oid-time
Cyanide Process

Cyanide Process
The articles Of incorporation Of the
Porter Cyanide Process company were
filed yesterday. The purpose of the or
ganization Is to manufacture, sell and
use mining machinery and processes
for the reduction of ore, and especially
the machinery used with and the pro-
cess known as the Porter cyanide pro-
cess of extr.cating metals from ores,
for which patent has been applied for.
etc. The capital stock Is placed al $780,
900, divided into 10000 shares of the par
value of $40 each. OF this amount 1884,
900 has been subscribed by the following
directors: G. G. Symms, 1900 shares;
w. c. Hogaboom, 1894; w. G. Miller, 994;
R. F. del Vale, 1; M. E. c. Munday, l.
The articles of the Cerritos Heights
Lemon Growers association were also
filed. The purpose of this organization
is to organize a cooperative associa-
ton for the purpose, of marketing, cur
ing. packing and selling the lemons,
fruits and nuts grown by the members.
To secure uniformity in growing, grad
ing, packing and labelling the fruit. and
to engage in other branches of business
auxiliary to the main purpose. The
association has no capital stock, but the
membership fee will be $25, and each Sig
nature has paid this amount into the
treasury. Any person ABOVE 18 years OF
either sex Is eligible for membership,
who resides within a radius Of three
miles from Burnett station and Ii en-
gagged in the business of growing lem-
ons. The following are named as di-
reoters: H. G. Dillon. George w. Hllis,
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lighted the eyes of the artistic. but the
table decorations called forth the ap-
probation of all A large uniquely
shaped piece occupied the center of the
table, and this was filled with the fra
GRANGE of hundreds of purple and white
violets Bunches of the same flower
ere scattered with pleasing careless
ness all over ithe table.
Elegant refreshments were served by
couored walters, and the guests left in
knots and groups with pleasant spot
in their memory for their afternoon >
entertainers.
A. G.. Hubbard was in escort this af-
ternoon of taaly-ho carrying II. e.
Harris and party of San Bernardino.
Rev. A. B. Case of Pomona Is In the
city on Mexican missionary work.
The Camera club and the Bicycle club
have each rented suite of rooms in
the Union bank block, and are having
the same suitably ref1tted and fur
nished.
Born, in Redlalnds, March 11th, to
Mr. and Mrs A. Folger daughter.
j. P. Fisk, jr.. has sold for Ed Good to
A. L. Cummings a lot ON CaJon street i'm
mediately south of the new residence
being erected by Mr.. Humphreys.
w. H. Stewart has purchased the res
idence in which he lives on Fourth street
from Curtis Wilbur. ]. P. Fisk, jr., agent
Charles A. Kitching, c. w. Lienau and
L. C. Groce, the three Redlands young
men who left some weeks ago for Cen
trail America, have succeeded in pur-
chasing a fine situation of 248 acres near
Vera Cruz at $40 per acre. The land
is as yet uncultivated. and the boys in
tend to make 1t produce coffee. Mr.
Kitching writes under date of March RI
that they are living on rice, beans and
cornbread He says a little beefsteap
would not taste bad, but is rather
scarce article.
A large audience Is promised Dr. A. J
Frost of San Bernardino tonight at the
Baptist church. His subject is "The
Grand Canon Of the Colorado"
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Willis Eason of the Union savings
bank, Is at his Office again.
Miss Louise Meeker is entertaining
Mrs George Germalne of Santa Bar
bara.
E. E. Spaulding has returned from a
trip to Ontario.
Mr.. Doane and party left this morn
ing for San Francisco.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Burnham and Miss Burn
ham left this morning for St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph left for San
Francisco this morning.
II. L. Storey of Altadena will leave
on Monday on an eastern trip.
b. E. Shear Of Denver was in the city
yesterday, visiting friends.
A. Il. Keyes returned yesterday from
a trip to San Bernardino.
W. E. Sterrett will go to San Francis
co on Monday.
Milton Elicit of Marshaltown, Iowa.
is in the city visiting friends and rel
atives.
w. G. Holcomb and wife of San Fran
cisco are In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockfor and daughter,
who have been guests at Casa Grande.
left today for Santa Barbara.
T. X. Gibbs and wife of New York are
at the Green.
Harry Conger, who was kicked by a
horse some days ago, continues to grow
better
The herald., 1897-03-13
PALLBR0OK

FALLBROOK, March 12.-The sea-
sons rainfall this year is ahead Of the
average, and the aggregate Is greater
than in most portions of Southern Cali
fornia-about 10 inches. AS result the
crops are looking we'll. The orchards
of this section are mostly young. but
they are thriving, and a large acreage
has been planted to olives.
Fallbrook has live local paper. the
Observer, whose publisher keeps mat
ters pertaining to the valleys progress
setadily before the people.
Although the Fallbrook branch Of the
Santa Fe system comes to this place,
the mail. under contract. is brought by
stage from Oceanside, arriving several
hours after the train gets here.
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REDLANDs
Largely Attended Revival Sorvices-The Hnr.
land Reception-Notes

Largely Attended Revival Sorvices-The Hnr.
land Reception-Notes
REDLANDS. March 1.-THE revivul
services In the M. E. church are at high
tide. Interest has steadily increased in
the last two weeks until we'll into ths
afternoon hour the main audience room.
Is being we'll filled. Rev. A. c. Bane of
Oakland is the leader, and the thrilling
story of his experience in sanctifica-
ton this AFTERNOONS brought out much
larger crowd than usual. Mr. Bane is
a firm believer and a clear teacher in
the doctrine of sanctdfication, and SOME
seventy persons have professed this
work OF grace under his teaching in
these meetings
The last service OF the series will be
held on Sunday evening. Beginning {.
on the street, at $3.50 in the church Mr.
Bane will take charge of the EpworSh h
league devotional service. which will be
extended into the regular Sunday even
ing service. About forty-f1ve persons,
principally young people. have professeG
conversion.
The reception at the beautiful Eng
land mansion ON Palm avenue yesterday
afternoon is the subject Of conversation
today Of all those fortunate enough
to attend.
Aout two hundred were present, in
cluding all the prominent people OF the
CITY, and an the time from to O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs T. Y. England, Mrs. Ed
win Landell. jr., and Miss Clanlin Of
Wayne, Pa. assisted by Mrs #. Bilhng,.
Miss Billings, Mrs. Marshall and Mrs.
anrd Miss Walton of Philadelphia, were
attentive to welcoming their guests.
The decoratSons. the work OF Mr.. Hosp
ef Riverside. were art1stically del1cate.
the parlors being hung with graceful
festoons Of japanese lilac. the hbrary
oqnamented with bromeae, acacia ana
also large 1arddnAeres OF beautiful
plans. an1 The d(ntng poom with the
The herald., 1897-03-13

K Almind, Joshua Andrews, and e. e.
Moore, all of whom reside at Burnett
station. except G. w. Ellis. who ts a res
ident of Los Angeles.
The Combination Mining company
yesterday filed articles of Incorporation.
The purposes Of the company are to
carry on business in all it's branches as
a mining organization. The capital
stock is placed at 100000. divided into
100,0 900 shares of the par value Of 81
each OF this amount 500 has been
subscribed The directors named are
as follows: F. w. Flint, F. w. Flint,
jr., ]. P. Flint. E. B. Flint tnd J. r.
Holmes, all Of this city.
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GLENDORA

GLENDORA. May 12-Mrs L. n.
Suydam is entertaining her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodman and little son
Hugh, this week.
Mrs. Hancock of Los Angeles Is the
guest of Mrs. Rachel Conkling.
Miss Helen Wren is confined to her
home with a dislocated ankle.
Mrs. r. Conkfing very pleasantly en-
tertained the Epworth league and friends
at her home Friday evening. Ltght re-
freshments were served. The league IL
planning trip to New York In literary
form.
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INDEX
SOUTHERN CALF ORNlz NEWS.

Rivera Baptlsts hold interesting serv-
Ices.
RedIands Methodists enjoying great
religious revivL
Criminals sentenced by the superior
court at Santa Ana.
Riverside orange thieves plead guilty
when brought In court.
Platform of principles Of the Citizens
Reform party at Pomona.
A G. A. R. meeting at Pasadena very
pleasantly interrupted; more sneak thiev'
cry.
San Jacinto citizens entertain visiting
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs; a new lodge
Instituted.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

]. X. Lapp & Co. have disposed Of their
stock of dry goods and notions ON
Downey avenue to ]. S. Rogers Of the
west side.
DR.. Brown returned to Randsburg yes
terday after a short stay with his tam
lily.
Mrs Randolf of Mozart street IL recoV.
ering from an attack of la grippe.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Warren
to Mr.. William Crothers took place AZ
the home of the brides parents on
Downey avenue Thursday evening, only
relatives and a few friends being pre5-
ent. Mr.. and Mrs Crothers have gone 10
Coronado beach for short stay before
settling down to housekeeping.
Mr.. Meyers is quite Ill at his home On
Downey avenue.
Mr. George Eyer and Miss Manhio
Trask were married Thursday 6veninG
at the Methodist parsonage BY H4v: NJ
Healy. Mr.. and Mrs. Eyer are etopp1n0
for the present with the BRIDES Meth9r,
Mrs. Trask of Grandtn street.
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To Cure Gold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine To0locR
All druggists refund the money g ~
falls to cure. 25c. " -*l Fl
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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

SrUtfrr iife nusees @aIpSsien az hoh'ohins
rss IN a,unste5r an 2umFere5 g. LrHsr DEBORAH
rump and Windmill spring 8uncetni3riis
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tnuit!" Seq banbe en- iislOsn qrT,s'
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pilbeite Gieblitte, Os j,s fob tenipn,'s
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fob Der beiet pper ben, bibTte lea itfs
enten jeg ifulos bore 9Iao er beorpp,,
oper, at jes fapbe orabt bet Itotte 2nr.
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life maa itnres ~inbpcuoi0.
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ba nil SatteIiet bIipe ultfor baarot. Eager man en- 3reoic,
bel al Sricerre, 90 8ei9cn uotieules tpno, bliuer De iprcoe oa
gooe. Saoiioet del iom muliet benpttes til llotiepltnoen.
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til Sirlp.
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fine Meooelelier pptasst en- aftorbIiro
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futter 6. j. SObih bar pirtet / 5nbi,r
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2ldr iiben ites iluno / 9ombop, ior3rs
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