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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
Geit bern l3. Nuauif tuirb @el

& Seit ben 13. Nuguit pirb @eora
Step fnad bem .Gbrrniele" beibt er
Staub) in Denniion permiBt. grif
bieb es. oerielbe babe Selbitmorb per-
iibt, bod tpdre in oieIem 6alle bod
tuobl bic 2eide eefunoen poroen unb
10 selanate man su Der Nnnahme, Der.
felbe lei aus Dem Weee geldafft unb
beraubt tpor0en, ooer er babe aus eige=
nem Mntriebe bic Staot perlai5en. -
Step 1T Witttper unD felt benz Spoe
ieiner Grau bate ct otter anidae bon
S6mermutb.
- Sn Der Nadt BON @amfag aui
Sonntas idliden Diebe in bas Gon.
baus BON Sulius 5srensborif in ubrids=
bile, hloroformirten bic Snidfen bes
0auies unb burdiu1tsn alsbann bic
9oien Grensoorffs unb feiner Gofadn-
ger uno erbeuteten eine ubr uno etmas
8elo. Bon ben &dubern bat man
teine Spur. 6rensoorif unb Gamilie
waren am Sonntag BON bem einaeatb=
meten @bl0r0fDrm frant.
= M. ganfs, Elm Wirtb in eomer=
bale, iuurbe Dor unseidbr brei Moden
bon einem toaen 0unbe gebilIen unb
an Sonntaa 1T bic 9ollputb bel ibm
ausaebroben. 0ier Mdnner linb faum
I'M Stanbe ibn gu balten, tpenn er
anidlle bat uno oann iu6t Ct aud ale,
bic ibm ndbe tommen, su l,eiben. Wir
wnllen boffen. baB Der SOB ibn balo
BON ieinen 2eioen erloIe.
2ebten Mittwoh bradte cine jun-
ae Mulattin Elm fleines Sinh Dor bas
Oaus elmer Ne9erfamilie an Der 81. S.
Strabe uno iegte cs bort nisber. inbem
iie bslauptete. Der Gobn bes Dauies
lei Der Batter Des Ginoes. b;efer bate
absr feins Quif, als Batter oes farbiaen
Spr0blinas 3u funeiren unb ifelte
alls permanbtidoftliden 9e3iebun3en
runbweg III Mbrsoe.
3u poifmeiitern fur 9uscarapas
@onntp finb ernannt uorben 6. g.
Seize, NineraI pOint !; 9bos. Walter,
Raaerspille !; 8. 8. Mirnis. Ganbp-
bile O. &. CARRIER, Girabburg.
Bonn aohlenireit 1T ni9ts Neues
3i beri1ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
|0ie 0Iutt. weable abaebran.,t.

| alm Greitag Dormittdg I'm IL llbr
ert0nte bier Geueralarln. Mnfan9s
nurbe oerlelbe auber bon ben Mitglie=
bern Der Geuerpebr' 'faum bea1tet, ba
mir in lebterer 3eit bon srobern Geuerl
perihont blieben, nnb geip1bnlih bel
eiilem Wlarm bas 6euer gel0idt mar.
ebe Die 6euertpebr an Ort unb 5teDe
fam. glls es jeood bieb, Die Glub=
Mhhle ltebe in Yranb. tpubte man io-
aleih. bab man es nit einem f1limmen
Gener 81 tbun bate.
Die Geuer,pebr NOR fdnsa an Srt
uno Stelle. boh trob per rieli9en 9ln=
ifrenaungen, Die BON ben Seuerleuten
uno anbern 9elnaht ,puroen, aelang es
faum. bic Nebeneebdulibfeiten gu ret=
ten, Die Miihle ielbft iotpie oas anse=
baute Maaasin tparen IN iuenisen
Stunoeu nur nod cine i1marae rau=
denbe Sriilnmeriidtte.
Wie oas Seuer entltanoen. miro ME
nit Siderbeit feitaeiieat peroen t0n=
men. 9aIlelbc brah i'm 4. Gtodluerfe
aus uno bate idon siemlib Tim lid ge=
9riffen, ebe man oaiielbe bemertte. @rit
als Die 9alnptpieiIe Der benahbarten
&ollinamil Seueriisnale sab, puroen
Die Mrbeiter in Der Muble bas Seuer
getpahr unb als iie in Die S6be fhau=
ten, itano i6on Elm srober She'll bes
9abes in bellen 6lammen. Sin She'll
bes Mebis fonnte serettet peroen, in=
bem basielbe iofort auf bereitltebenoe
6ra9twagen ber s. 8. & W. gilenbabn
aelaoen uno bon elmer 2ofomotipe in
Siderbeit sebradt tpurbe. Nber bic
Meiaenporrdtbe, etua l2.000-l3. 600
guibel, fonnten nidt aus bem @ebduoe
! sebraht iperben, neil oas Geuer nit
raienber Ghnelliateit UNI ii6 9riff.
Ser 0erluit am @ebduoe, MaIh,.
nen, 0orrdtben &c. belduft iid auf ca.
I! $45. 900 unb Die 0erii1erung mir aui
| $21 900, 10 bab bic gi9entbiimer einen
Usrluii bon mebr als $24, 900 gu tras
gen baben.
Die Miible, nit elmer Rapasitdt bnn
$50 Tab Der 5n9. mar cine Der Gr0B'
ten i'm 0itliden Ohio uno tuirb Der Der.
Iuf 1T @eitdftstreiien uno nameutlid
aud unter ben 6armsrn lhuer empiuu.
ben tperben. Die Gigentbiimer ,peroer
Don benz 0erlufe um 70 idtpesr be.
troffen. oa aeraoe iebt. nad mebreren
idledten Sabren, infolae Der reihen
grnte uno Der auten preiie iid eins
Nusiiht bot. before 8eiddfte su tbun.
/ WabriAeinlid .uiro bic Miihle mies
Der aufaebout unn stpar in Der Staot
Sn bisiem 6a(le tpiirbe Die WaKerfraf
am Glube oasu per,penbet. bic glettri.
| 5itdt su lieferr. bic gum Betriebe bel
WIhle erforberlih 1T. Ndberes bier
iiber mabrideinlid In unferer nddHer
i Summer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
Sic bieIioe Giuer Mills 60. be,

- Die bieIiae &iuer Mias 60. be-
sablt: BeiSen 80 Gts, Corn IS uno
9afer 20.
- 2ebte Wode bradte Gberiif gu=
berIon @bas. Smith, Sobn 3opf uno
2epnaro Song nad Dem 3uhtbauie.
Cine alte Sunefer meint, i'm
6immel ,ueroen feine Chen aeidlollen,
neil nibt Mdnner genug oortbin 5e=
langen.
- Charlotte 6. Sibbs bon Susea=
raipas muroe ain Montaa Dor ben Yro,
bate &ibter aebraht, Da Iie Spuren
BON Srrlinn seiste.
= 8e9enpdrtlg finbet bier Die Gon=
ferens Der 2ebrer bon Suscaramas So.
ftatt. Sieielbe miro in Der refprmirten
Stride absebalten.
= 2ebte Mobe maren Die 8ebriiber
Meaper in Sugarcreef, ,uel1e ooielblt
Store bielten, aenOthl9t, cine Sitter
iibertraguna gum Seitsn ibrer 8iaubi=
ger 5u MAIDEN.
= Sn ct. gaul purbe cine Spiri=
tiIten Sibung su einen ploBliden
Shlulie 9ebraAt, neil eine 6rau elnem
Der erihiensnen Setter mir elmer Saar=
mabel ins Seiu itad. =.
- Die &iuer Mlias So. ipiro in
ibrem Qaoerbauie neben Dem Grdange
Sotel ibr 8eiddft wie bisber tortfiib=
rem. Weiaeu &c. ipiro setauit ooer tann
aesen Mebl &C. aussetauidt peroeu.
- llnIsr Staotrat6 bat ben Gon.
trait, ben Yublie Square 81 pHatsrn,
Sobu 0aolep BON @anton iibertrasen,
tpelder Dos u,eorigfs Nneebot madte.
- Dies lit unseiobr $1,000 b6ber, als
bas nieorisiie Nnaebot Der erfsu Nus=
fdreibuas.
2sbten Sonnerifas Nbenb, pdh=
reno far einen Woment Nismanb auf
bas Qiuo a9tete. iibersOb iih bas pier=
idbr;ae Mdohen Sam. Symptoms OIL
%. 6airitrake init todenbem SieaeI.
uads. ,uelhss ieine Wutter gum Gins
madsn spn Sriihten benubte. uno bat
fih eiueu Mrm idlimm perbran,,t.
- Die Mebrsabl unierer 2eier miro
bemertt haben, oaB in LETTER Hummer
bas Datum auf Der ertsn Seite nidi
Oerdnoert woroen lit. Das 0eriebeu
1T niAt arob, bod bitten mir bafiir I'm
gntidulo,gun9 uno leiiten baS feierli9s
Vcrlprsd,en, naB bies ME nlebr portom=
men iol, - bis es bas nd1fte Mal
iiberieben ,piro.
- am Greitag Gahmittaa, nad-
benz bic Mihie nisoereebrannt. murbs
8ertie. oas iiinsite Sinh Mbam 2ieiers,
81 ibrer Sants 6rau 3ufenaht eef6idt.
BORT bate oos Gino oas lnsliid. eins
2ellertrsppe binuntersufallen. nobel es
cine stuei GOD Innse stirnpunoe oapoil
tr,lg. Er. Gterti muroe serufen, I'm
bic Wunos susnndben, uno bic 9eilunQ
oerIelben bat einen befrieoigsnoen Sort.
gang.
sfn Canton mahten ginbreder
einen 0eriud. pom Seller aus in sSiaal
9arters Sparbant einsubreden. Gin
Sfahtpdbter bsmertte ettpas Yerbdhti=
ges uno molte Die Sahe unteriuden,
als bonn @anae aug auf i'm asidoReu
wuroe. Der Wddter 500 MN aleih.
falls iein Sdisbeiien uno ihob einen
&duber ourh Die Wrufi. norauf bic an.
bern. orei on Der 3abl. entfloben. Sc,
8eihollene wuroe nab Dem 6oipital
9ebradt, oermeigsrte ober ieoe Mus,
tunft unb ton1te er auh ionlt MIDI
ioentiHairt merben. SSm Seller fant
man ginbreherperf;euee aller Mrt. bod
idienen bic Iduber erit nit ibrer Mrbeit
angefan9eu gu baben, als iie sefort
tpuroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25

aittp &on,ie. Sohter bon Qe,pis
Romis bon 9usoarawas. 1T beute
(WittmOd) nit Simotbp WcWurrap
BON Sharon in ben @heitauo aetreten.
Die Srauung wuroe i'm Sauie Der @l=
tern Der Braut noa;osen. gisle 9ods
3eitsadfe woreu suaeaen.
gbrip. Q. 8. Miller bon bier 1T am
Dienitaa nod Rodsifer unb 8saosr
Sails in penuiploania perreif. uln
Winiferial @eiddfte ;u erlsoisen. uni
aeoentt bis ndditen Samiias aussu.
bleiben. H
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
0ebcn suiammen mad, oer Sail

Sobn 9bornton nnb feline ubeHere
9dlfte" tpuroen lebte Wobe bon Dite
Run nod Der bieiisen Sail sebraht.
Der llmitano, baB iie beioe in Der Sail
IiBen, oarf unter ben umlfdnoen faum
ais Elm pollgiiltiaer 8e,peis ibrer See
lenbarmonie gelten. Der Gadperbalt
1T ndmlid folsenoer.:
Sm 6ebruar 1895 berebelihte lib
Winnie gleal nit 0enrp Maple, nit
osm lie elm Sabr sulammen lebte, tpo-
rauf iie lih trennten. Maple sog oann
nah columbus uno Ulinnie blieb in
oieiem @ountD suriif. sym SUM bieles
Sahres beihlob Die Strobmittue einen
8eriuh 5u MAIDEN, in Der gbeloiterie
Elm be1eres Cos su 3iebcn. Sic perbei-
ratbete iiA oaber nit sobn 9hornton.
nobel lie es jeboh nidt fir n0tbia belt,
eine Sdeibuna bon McpIe 3r erIangen.
VorleBten Samitaa ffellte ii1 nun
Waple pieber in ubridspille Elm uno ba
er fano. baB feline ssrau nit einem ana
bern Wanne einen gbebunb aeidloiien,
10 gina er au Mapor 0ia uno lieB
5hornton lDegen Waeineib perbaften,
neil e i'm probate Gsrihte aeihnDren.
bob Winnie cine Sdeiouna bon ibrem
Wanne erlan9t bate. 9bornton tparb
baiauf bier oeim @eridte iibertDieien
un0 unter $500 Yiirgihaft 9ensllt.
Do6 ooinit mar 91ornton ni1t 3u-
lrieben lino er lieb nun feline Wlinnie
ipe9en viganlie perbaften. Mu1 iie
tpuroe benz Gerabte iiberfuielen unb bd
tDtoer Il nod fie 9iirsi1aft ltelen tonr.
ten, iDuroen tie beioe nod Der synil se-
bra6t.
Gtkubenbiflf {eierf hiRie Qnndhe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
SanHaAunA.

Ser Nem philadelphia Geueriusbr,
iomie allen oenen, Die sebolfen baben.
uns bel benz granbe Der Wiible sli ret.
ten. mas 5u retten mar. ia9sn MIR bier,
nit unieren bersliden Gani unb mosen
lie ole Dor dbnlider 9eimiudung Der.
i6ont bleiben.
Namens Der &iber Drills 60.
Mbam 2iefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25

GttubenDille ieiert Ditie QDo6e
bos bunoertidbriae Subildum ber
@riinbun0 Oer Gtaot.
The herald., 1897-12-08
POMONA

POMONA, Dec. 7.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The city trustees met this
afternoon. The quarterly license ordi-
nance was passed, which fixes the Ii
cense for mercantile businesses at $50
per quarter; no less than quarter al
lowed; and license of $1.50 per day
upon all peddlers of merchandise.
The city marshal, after strong fight
against importing outside or foreign"
dog catchers by Mayor Patterson, was
finally empowered to secure either home
or outside men to enforce the dog tax
ordinance by taking up all CANNES run
ming loose without the necessary tag.
The street sprinkling contract was
transferred from A. 1. Etewart to Eaches
G. Storment, G. A. Steffer and Lon Flem-
ing appearing as their bondsmen.
A new deed of the ten acres from Judge
P. c. Flower to the city OF. land for park
purposes, was presented by Mayor Pat
terSon.
The ladies of the w. C. r. U. have ar
ranged to serve meals for the Sunday
school convention delegates and others
during their session in Pomona in the
Bartlett building on Second street.
The wife of Rector Searles M. Wren
of this parish, is expected home this
evening. She was called away some
days ago by the death of brother at
Santa Ana.
c. H. Marshall, for many years in
business in Pomona, has removed to
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1897-12-08
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 7.-(Regu-
lar Correspondence The work of the
horticultural commission this season
has been thoroughly done. The plan
is for the county to purchase the chem
icals for fumigating, furnish the tents,
of which the commission has 100, and the
other paraphernalia, have full control of
the business. and when an orchard is
fumigated the owner pays the men who
handled the plant and pays the commits
sion the value of the chemicals used at
cost to the county. There is no charge
for the use Of the tents. The commits
sion collect in every month, and so far
without loss or delay. In the report to
the board of supervisors presented to-
day, they show that the cost for the past
month has been: Salary Of commission
ers, s1Gs; salary of inspectors. $200.20;
cost Of chemicals, $2O67.24; other ex-
penses, $132.40; making a total of
s2567.93. OF this there was paid back on
chemicals $2167.SS. There were 300 acres
fumigated during the month, several
cars and considerable stock and several
orchards inspected. The amount Of
chemicals purchased this season is
$5295.12 divided as follows: For Septem-
Der, $7O2.s8; October, $70S; November.
$1S14.00; December, $2067.24. The receipts
from the use of the chemicals is as fol-
lows: September, $660.33; October, $780,
60; November, $2167.5S. making total
Of $36sS.51, and leaving balance of
The herald., 1897-12-08
SAN JACuNTo

SAN JACINTO, Dec. 7.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Will Tinker and family
have moved to Hemet, where they will
reside, as Mr.. Tinker and Frank Fowler
have leased the Hemet News.
H. D. Brunson, deputy supreme presi-
dent of the order of the Fraternal
Brotherhood. of Los Angeles has been
in town several days, organizing lodge
in this city.
Miss Adah Coleman of Los Angeles
and Miss Idale Edminston of Riverside
spent Thanksgiving with Miss Anna
Noble Of this place.
Ed Wasson will go to San Francisco
in a few days, whence he will go to
Klondike in the spring.
Mrs. Emma Kerr, widow Of ]. P. Kerr,
with her attorney, was in Riverside on
legal business this week.
The grading on the extension of the
railroad from this place to Lake View is
nearing completion.
Chief Engineer Perris of the Santa Fe
system and Col. L. P. Hansen have been
in town on their way to Lake View to
lay out the new depot grounds.
On Tuesday evening Rev. B. Cory of
Riverside will deliver his very interest
ing lecture, Paradise Lost and Re-
gained" at the NJ. E. church of this
place.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild will
hold their annual sale in the guild hall
on Dec. Sth, 9th and 10th.
Elmer Cruel of Riverside was in town
Monday from his mines in the mount
aims.
The herald., 1897-12-08

J. A. Jacobs and wants work. He can
wash dishes and do such kind Of work
Any person wishing to help him may
communicate with Mrs. A. F. Keyes of
sc South Los Robles avenue.
Paul Austin and Ray Bemis celebrated
their birthdays jointly yesterday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Bemis on Winona avenue with games,
music and refreshments. Those present
were: Edith Mcclure. Alice Mitchell,
Lulu Pearson, Mildred Allen, Went
worth Allen, Howard Smith, Carl Pear
son, Gilbert Pearson.
Jesse Showalter entertained friends at
cards yesterday evening at his home on
South Pasadena avenue. The rooms and
table were beautifully decorated and
Light refreshments were served. Those
present were: MISS Lillian Spitzer.
Lulu Bristol. Alice Bristol, Sadie Matt,
Sadie McMurtry. Messrs. w. Frost.
Frank Cody, Fred Patten, Bristol, Hen
ry Patten.
A good sized audience attended the
Nashville Students entertainment in
the tabernacle this afternoon at o'clock
under the auspices of the High School
Glee club. The public schools closed at
o'clock in order that the pupils might
go.
E. Brewster was arrested today for
leaving his horse standing unhitched
and was fined S. by Recorder Rossiter.
Thursday of this week is Founders
day at Throop Polytechnic. The exer-
cises will consist of music and papers
by the students. The program begins at
10 a. m. and the public is invited.
A burglar entered the home of A. B.
Gould on North Raymond avenue Sun
day night, but was frightened away by
members of the household waking up
before he had secured any booty.
PERSONAL
Fl. K. Gregory of Los Angeles visited
Pasadena yesterday.
S. Tyler went to Riverside today on
business.
c. H. Jordan of San Francisco, is visit
ing his family on North Marengo ave-
nue..
DR.. Grey of South Pasadena avenue is
recovering from a long and serious ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Glasscock enter
tanned at dinner last evening.
Miss Emma Knox of Concord court
left this morning for Tennessee.
Mrs. Corona left this morning for
Ashfork, Ariz.
Mrs. Beal is guest of her brother,
J. w. Hugus.
The herald., 1897-12-08

manned on the steamer all night, and
yesterday were taken to their new quar-
leaving last night Company H, In com-
ters at the barracks. BY the steamer
mand Of Captain Parker. took Its de-
parture for San Francisco, and from
there will go to Angel island.
The Garrettson Investment company
has filed articles Of Incorporation, with q
capital stock OF $150.OO0 and 10 SUBJ
scribed by members Of the family.
The regular monthly count Of the mons
ey on hand with the county treasurer
was made this morning, when 1894. .437.Sa
was accounted for. or 2 cents more than
required by the auditors books.
Vincent Lucia, who had been resis
dent Of this county for the past 20 years.
died yesterday at his home at Old Town.
and was buried this afternoon In tho
Catholic cemetery.
The estate Of the late H. w. Gould has
been appraised at 6s,s24.35 Of which $54.A
900 consists In real estate In this city.
U. s. Grant. jr, yesterday purchased
q choice residence site in this city, 1001
100 feet, for $4,000.
George Cwetta, aged 20, whose parents
reside at Oceanside. was sent to the
county hospital yesterday to recover
from an attack of mental alteration.
The herald., 1897-12-08
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Dec 7.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) At the meeting Of the
city council last night U. g. Grant, jr.,;
and others, representing a special COM
mittee Of the chamber of commerce.
made application for railroad franchise
through the city. The petitioners state
that II the franchise is granted they will
commence construction on the road not
later than January 1, 1899, and complete
the work, 50 far as the city Is interested,
in one year. 1t is given out this morn
ing that the committee has been in COM
munication with parties relative to the
building Of a railroad from here to the
Colorado river, and have received such
encouragement as to Justify them in
asking for franchise through the city.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of education last night the super
iatendent's report showed that the at
tendance during the month Of November
was 3116 In all schools in the city, and
the financial report showed that the
school expenses for this year were $24,-
4S7, as against $27,521 last year.
Battery d, Third regiment OF heavy
artillery, u. 8. A., arrived Saturday night
ON the steamer Santa Rosa. IN command
Of Captain G. Humphreys. The men re-
The herald., 1897-12-08
ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Dec. 7.-(Regular Cor
last night in regular session. The sew
erage ordinance was read for the second
time and passed by unanimous vote
and ordered published. Bids for furnish
ing sewer pipe were received as follows:
John McFadden, 1886; s. Hill & Son,
1915; r. ]. Andrews, $36370 J. s. Hay
wood & Co.. S360.10. John McFadden
was awarded the contract. The resolu-
tion to open Garnsey street from Sixth
to Hickey was passed, the regular
monthly bills were audited and the board
adjourned.
The supervisors held a regular month
ly meeting today. A petition was re-
ceived from tax payers in Fullerton and
Placentia asking the board to open UP
road from Yorba through Placentia to
Ranchita. The supervisors will make
an inspection of the proposed road
Thursday. Several indigents were
granted help from the county. Dennis
Grady, a consumptive living at New
port, asked for fare to Arizona in hopes
the climate would benefit him. The mat
ter was referred to Chairman Mickey
with power to act. Numerous regular
monthly bills were allowed and audited.
At regular drill of Company L last
night w. A. Greenleaf was promoted to
the position of first sergeant to fill the
vacancy created by the election OF
Dean Johnson as first lieutenant, and
Corporal Brock was advanced to the
rank of sergeant. Barney Johnson will
succeed Brock as corporal. Major G. D.
Ball, who was recently commissioned
surgeon of the Seventh regiment, was
present and received congratulations,
and consulted with Captain Finley In
reference to the organization of q sani-
The herald., 1897-12-08
SAN BERNARDIN0 COUNTY
ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Dec. 7.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Tramps raided Rothaer-
maels poultry yard yesterday afternoon
and captured couple of gobblers, made
their way to the wind break, about
mile east Of town, slaughtered and
dressed the turkeys, placed their car
casses in a five gallon oil can, placed it
on the fire and were preparing sumpt-
Gus supper. The turkeys were soon
missed and the hobos were trailed to
their camp. Constable Murphy was
notified and Immediately proceeded to
the camp, captured the miscreants and
brought them, with the steaming can Of
half cooked turkeys, into the village.
A fire was started in the shadow of the
calaboose, the turkeys cooked and given
to the prisoners behind the bars. Mr..
Murphy proceeded to arrange for TAX
ing the prisoners to the county Jail in the
morning, but imagine his chagrin on his
appearance at the prison this morning,
to find nothing save the bare bones Of
the turkeys. A section of the calaboose
had been removed, the prisoners had
escaped In the night and Ontario records
it's first Jail delivery.
DR.. r. H. Tremper is confined to his
room with la grippe and his son, r. H.
Tremper, Jf., is under the doctors care
with intermittent fever.
Prof. Pierce the artist, is Willing
away few days among kindred spirits
in Los Angeles.
Charles A. Town of Duluth, Wiscon-
sin, a congressman Of great ability and
national prominence and chairman of
the National Silver Republican party
has written a letter to T. ]. Robinsin, a
prominent citizen and enthusiastic Sill
yer Republican of this place, from
which we are permitted to make the
following extract: Il anticipate great
pleasure from my visit to the Pacific
coast in February"
E. M. Murphy departed for Rands-
burg to day on official business.
The real estate sales today aggregate
$4,000. The property known as Nc
Quigg's place was sold to Mr.. Hanna
man, newcomer, who will move into
the property tomorrow. Commissioner
Pease's home place and property in
North Ontario were also sold.
w. H. Mitchell has been stricken with
paralysis and 1t is the opinion Of his
physician that he cannot recover.
Our merchants are making great
preparations for an active holiday
trade.
The herald., 1897-12-08
CLEARWATER

CLEARWATER, Dec. 7.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The Masonic frater-
nifty had charge of the funeral services
Of e. p. Atwater, M. D., which We're
conducted with dignity and impressive
ness. A throng of friends followed the
remains to the grave.
l.. Deals funeral services were held
in the church of the United Brethren
and some 500 or 600 hundred people ate
tended.
Evangelist ]. r. Walker Is holding
services in the church presided over by
Rev. H. P. Ingram. He is from the
Synodical Evangelistic society of the
Pacific coast. Services will continue this
week.
Much grain is being sowed, thus show
ing peoples confidence in the rain to
come.
The San Pedro harbor news is caus-
ing a stir in realty and many sales are
reported.
The herald., 1897-12-08
DowNEY

DOwNEY, Dec. 7.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Road Overseer Brookshire
and a force of men are grading the road
leading to the New river bridge, south Of
the railroad.
Rev. Kirkpatrick Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church is holding series
of meetings in the town hall at Los Ala
mitos.
The Christian Endeavor society will
give a ten-cent social on Friday even
ing in the hall over Renfro's drug store.
Henry Roemer has returned from
trip to San Quentin, where he escorted
a prisoner.
Mrs. wagstaff of Morenci, Ariz., is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. H. c. Roemer.
The Masons and A. o. U. w. have
elected officers for the ensuing year.
A cargo Of lumber is being received
at the j. M. Griffith lumber yard.