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The herald., 1897-11-18

Springs was soiemnized last evening at
the residence of Thomas Knight on
Fruit street. Both are swell Known in
Santa Ana, the groom being an old resi-
dent. while the bride spent last winter
here.
John Dawson and family have moved
to Glendora.
Prof. NJ. Manley Of Los Angeles Is In
town today.
By order of the city council the large
pepper trees on West Fourth street, are
being cut down to make room for new
cement walks.
T. ]. Corwin and wife have moved to
Covina. e.,, j.
Gee Harlin returned yesterday to his
home in Beaumont. ~ = al; N
Mrs. B. b. Greenleaf has received news
of the death OF her brother. Thomas
Kurtz In Clarke county, Missouri.
Chris Gilderman and family have
moved to Phoenix, Ariz. soT f.
Mrs. L. H. Mills Of this city. Is in Sar
Diego. where she went to conduct the
School of Method to be held in that city
Thursday and Friday under the aus
pices of the w. c. T. U. N nd,
II. ]. Wickham of Los Angeles is a
visitor to Santa Ana today. se7 IN
The herald., 1897-11-18

The board Of education has recon-,
mended Walter ]. Haggard Of the Kern
City schools to the state board for lifc'
diploma.
William Watson and J. w. Smith have
been sentenced to one and three years,
respectively, in San Quentin for rob-
berry.
The matter Of an adequate opera house
Is being agitated.
| County Superintendent Harrell is
visiting the schools at Randsburg and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Conklin are again
in Bakersfield.
The labor exchange, which established
small cannery here last season, has
finished putting up fruits. A total of
10000. cans was preserved. valued at
$12OO
Mrs. J. w. Wiley returned this morn
Ing from visit to her old home in Ind
lana.
The MCLEOD lumber business has
passed into the hands of corporation
composed of II. Hirshfeld, Mrs. A. j.
MCLEOD. o. ID. Fish. l. IIirshfeld and
Philip Harris.
Henry Miller the cattle king is visit
ihg his properties in this section.
= The difficulties heretofore existing over
the Rand mining properties having been
compromised the eighteen mines will be
incorporated under the name of "The
yellow Aster Mining and Milling COM
pany." and capalized at Sl,000,0O0.
The herald., 1897-11-18
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Orders are plentiful at 50 per box for
best ravels and 81 per box for best seed
lings. .e.,e -
Rev. w. F. Harper. pastor of the Bap-
tist church in this city. was elected last
week, at the Baptist convention held in
San Diego. general missionary for
Southern California to succeed Rev. w.
w. Tinker Of Los Angeles, resigned. Mr..
Harper has not yet accepted the posi-
tion and will not do so without con-
ference with the official board Of his
church. A committee from the conven-
tion will confer with the officers of the
church and endeavor to secure their
consent to the appointment Mr.. Har-
per is very popular with his c0p6rega-
tion and it is not at all certain that they
will be willing to let him go.
Redlands is the scene of two oonven-
tions today. The first is the seventh
convention of the San Diego District
Woman's Home Missionary society at
the Methodist church. 1t is very largely
attended and Will conclude it's exercises
tonight.
The Southern California Hotel asso-
citation is in session at the Casa Iona.
large number of hotel men are In at
tendance. not only from Southern Cali
fornia but from the north as well. The
afternoon has been occupied by a busi-
ness session This evening the visiting
landlords, all of whom are guests of
the Casa Loma,. were rendered a recep-
ton, a musical program, dance and BAN
quet.
The herald., 1897-11-18
ORANGE

ORANGE, Nov. 17.-(Regular Core
spondence) G. "A. Shufelt was yester-
day arrested by City Marshal Lemon
for running an express wagon withou;
paying license. He was taken before
the city recorder. pleaded not guilty and
released upon his own recognizancc.
Trial was set for Thursday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Cake has gone to Phoenix.
Arz., to visit her daughter. Mrs. Mont
p. Chubb. She will also visit her son at
Tucson.
On Tuesday Chris Geldermann left
for Phoenix. Ariz. He has secured an
interest in meat market at that place.
but goes principally for the benefit OF
his health and expects to return in the
sprin.
Growers have already assigned 1872
carloads of fruit to the Santiago Orange
Growers association. 1t is expected that
during the ext few weeks the amount
will be brought up to $50 carloads at
least -4t
The jefferson club of Santa Ana failed
to keep it's appointment with the Villa
Park Debating club and meet them at
the schoclhouse at Villa Park on Satur-
day night. Those who assembled to hear
the debate We're disappointed.
Walter Aspen of Riverside and Miss
Lena Tadlock were married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. the Vine
land Home. Orange, on Tuesday after
noon, by Rev P. B. Hall. They left on
the evening train for their home in Riv-
erside.
John Hammer, a laborer engaged in
railroad grading was last night badly
crushed by a train. He was taken to the
hospital at Los Angeles this morning.
]. r. Fletcher of Olive. who has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Harris OF
Los Angeles. returned to his home on
Saturday.
Orange Grove lodge, No. 293, F. & a.
NJ, last night conferred the third de-
gree. About forty prominent Masons of
Santa Ana were present. The work was
followed by a banquet.
W. r. Bush and family have moved
from Olive to the Wilbur cottage. Or
ange street, this place.
The herald., 1897-11-18
CLEARWATER

CLEARWATER. Nov. 17.-(Regular
Correspondence.) Our flourishing local
literary club has devised a new enter
tainment. Once a month an evening is
given to the children. They are care
fully prepared by the ladies of the Sun
day school and teachers of the secular
schools and their efforts are received
with much satisfaction.
The ladies have decided that We are
to have a Thanksgiving supper. social,
dance and jolly reunion of neighbors
and strangers sojourning here.
The Foresters are organizing a new
lodge here. Old membership, II; new
Is. This is deemed the
banner attempt of the county.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Hindman are soon
going to Frankfort, Mich. They will be
held in kindly remembrance here. They
are earnest and honest workers for the
church and what is stands for-morals,
manners and spirituality.
Comrade A. II. Graves is making I'M
provements in his house. Success to all
the old boys of the G.. a. r.
Mr.. Scoville is prosperous. he mas
not bought a new coat. but puts new
coat of plaster on the walls of his rooms.
The herald., 1897-11-18
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 17.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The demand for lights
made upon the city electric lighting SyS-
tenn has become so great that it has been
found necessary to increase the capacity
of the plant, or at least portions of it.
So far the city has not made use of all
the Juice" which it's contract with the
Redlands company calls for, but at the
rate lights are being put in for private
citizens the supply bids fair to be fully
taxed soon.
Geo Reynolds, department store keep
er, has found it necessary to increase his
room.
DIR. Brown, who has been east to take
course in the Chicago hospitals, re-
turned home today.
Jim Marchant, owner of a fine mine in
the Tauquitz district in the San Jacinto
mountains. is in the city. He reports
prospecting lively out there and some
very good developments In several of
the mines of the district. One of the
promising mines of the district is the
asbestos mine owned by Dunbar & Bosh-
ford of Los Angeles Another Of the
best mines in the district Is the Hemet
Belle. This mine has been bonded by
]. Hansen, who is about to dispose Of 1t
to a syndicate. Merchant reports the
weather quite cold at the mines and
states that ice an inch thick has formed
there several times during the past two
weeks.
Some weeks ago Geo. w. Mason, q res
ident of Moreno, left his home and fam
lily and for some days it was not known
where he was or whether he had met
with foul play. but 1t was soon discov-
cred that he was all safe, and further
that the cause of the disappearance was
a disagreement between himself and his
wife. AS sequel suit was commenced
in the court here today by Mrs. Mason,
who asks the court to compel Mason to
return to her their 4-year-old daughter,
whom Mason took from home a couple Of
days ago. Mason was in the city with
the child Tuesday and to some parties he
confidede the fact that he intended to
take the child to Arizona.
A case was filed in the court here
wherein S. P. Hatcher of San Jose sues
c. W. Mcleod Of this city for $4,000 for
false Imprisonment. Some time ago Nc
Leod and Hatcher made a trade in which
the former exchanged a lot of stock
in the Los Angeles Electric Car COM
pany to Hatcher for stock in similar
company in San Jose. Later Mcleod
discovered that the San Jose property
was Of little or no value and he caused
the arrest of Hatcher on charge of OBJ
tanning money by false representations.
The case was tried in this city and
Hatcher discharged for the reason that
the court was of the opinion that neither
stock had any value. 1t is for this arrest
that the present suit Is brought
The herald., 1897-11-18
ORANGE COUNTY
FULLERTON

FULLERTON, Nov. 17.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The Santa Fe COM
pany is now building the third side
track in Fullerton. 1t is 100 feet long
Chapman Brothers shipped carload
of walnuts east this morning and Messrs
Benchley will send out carload tomor-
row morning.
d. l. Nofziger, local agent of the New
port Lumber company here. has been
transferred to the company's yard at On
tario
Noble A. Johnson, recently from Ashe-
vile. n. c.. was here this week, guest
of his cousin. Z. Johnson. He came to
California via Cincinnati, his former
home. 4ltt
Rev. w. Z. Hawkins.'a a former resident
of La Habra valley, but now of Fresno
county, will return to Fullerton on busi-
ness in u few days. He has sold his
ranch here to Mr.. Porter.
The Trbune's big cylinder press will
arrive here tonight, 1t will be placed in
position in the addition to the Tribune
building and run by two-horse power
gasoline engine.
c. b. Huggans is moving his machin-
cry TO the he w puliulHS III I ne F'ttT Oi the
Hotel Reception and will have his soda
and mineral'water works in operation by
the first of December.
About 200 people attended the open
meeting of the l. o. F. last evening. At
ter the very interesting speech by High
Chief Ranger G. A. McElfresh the guests
We're treated to a sumptuous lunch.
Representatives were present from the
courts at Orange and Buena Park.
l., +. Benchley will ship a carload of
oranges east in about two weeks.
+. A. Raab, proprietor of the Boisa
creamery, was here yesterday on bust
ness.
a game of football will be played here
December 18th by the Fullerton and
Whittier teams.
C. w. LeffingweC, Jr, will handle his
own orange crop this year. the same
as last season. and is now receiving or
ders direct from eastern firms.
The herald., 1897-11-18
SIERRA MADRE

SIERRA MADRE, Nov. 17.-(Regular
Orange picking has
begun here, some of the fruit being high
ly colorcd
Thanksgiving day will be a gala day
for Sierra Madre, with baseball, cricket
games, tennis tournament and athletic
games, etc.
New arrivals are coming in every
day. Mr.. Compton of New York has
rented the Robinson house on Baldwin
avenue, while Mrs Lambert, son and
daughter, from Paris, France, have rent
cd the S. r. Norris house on Grand View
avenue for the winter. Several new ar
rivals are reported also at the Hotel
Sierra Madre.
John Graham, who was shot several
years ago while trying to capture two
burglars who had escaped from the Jail
at Lancaster. and had been unable to
locate the ball, was decidedly pleased
The herald., 1897-11-18
SAN IA ANA
SANTA ANA Nv. 17-(I

SANTA ANA NV. 17-(Regniar Cor
respondence) Robert Gilmore of
Orange swore out a complaint today for
the arrest of his 1i-year-old daughter
Edith Gilmore with view OF having
her )mmitted 70 Whittier. The girl is
inclined TO be wild and incorrigible and
last Saturday left home in company
with two young men. Since then her
whereabouts is unknown, bat she is
thought to be in this city. 1t is not her
first escapade Of this kind and her
father considers Whittier the best place
for her.
James Mutch laborer working on
the new Santa Fe roadbed, became hilar-
iously drunk yesterday and succeeded
in sadly frightening the residents of that
part of town by his actions. Marshal
Graham arrested him and took him be-
fore Justice Huntington who gave him
ten days sentence.
A. w. Butler, convicted Of horse steal
ing, will be sentenced on Friday. He is
an old offender and acknowledges that
he spent a seven years term in an Ore
gon penitentiary. .,a ,.t-
man working on the new roadbed
of the Santa Fe was robbed today of
all his money and possessions while
asleep. Sheriff Nichols was notified and
soon had the thief landed in Jail.
Mrs. Anna N. Pohndorf died today in
Orange of dropsy.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to II. NJ. Adams, aged 81, and Katherine
Fall, aged 90, both residents of Tustin
George f. Black, aged 27, and Carrie N.
Bennett, aged 26, both of Orange; Benja-
min f. Merrill, aged 29 Of El Modena,
and Louise Field. aged % Of Mcpherson
A license was issued yesterday to e. l..
Newell, aged 36, of Santa Ana, and Cora
/. jackson, aged 26, of Colorado Springs.
f. c. Lockard of Los Angeles, special
organizer of the lodge of the Woodmen
of the World, is in town perfecting ar
ranSements for, the organization of a
lodge here. A public meeting will be
held Friday evening in G. A. r. hall.
The Original Nashville Students are
billed to appear at the Grand on Monday
evening, Nov. 20. f
Henry M. Adams and Miss Kate Fall,
popular young people of Tustin, were
married this afternoon In that city, Rev.
Joseph Lowe officiating. They will live
in Tustin.
- The wedding Of E. L. Newell Of this
city and Miss Cora Jackson of Colorado
The herald., 1897-11-18
REDLANDS
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REDLANDS, Nov. 17.-(Regular Cor
respondence) Company G of the Ma
tional GUARD is planning for new arm
ory in this city. The proposition is to
secure three lots, with an area of about
$50 feet square, to level and macadamize
these for a drill floor and to erect bar
racks which shall include an armory,
officers quarters, quartermaster's room,
parlor, hall. etc. Captain Underwood
has recently resigned and an election
will be held tonight to choose his sue
cessor. 1t is probable that First Lieut..
George S. Biggin will be selected.
Packing houses at Redlands are act
lively engaged in preparations for the
coming seasons business. The first car
sent out by the Redlands Orange Grow
ers' association was forwarded to San
Francisco tonight. This association has
a new packing house, one of the most
convenient and commodious in South
ern California. The Lyon packing house
will commence packing early next week.
The herald., 1897-11-18
POMONA

POMONA, Nov. 17.-CRegular Corre-
spondence) The Knights of Pythias
are making arrangements for an invi-
tation ball to be given in Armory opera
house, November oath.
The program of the Pomona Lyceum,
debating club of young -H4en, at it's
,, last injecting, consisted of paper by r.
X. Pitzer, an essay on Hawai- by p. E.
Ushef and debate on the exercise of the
municipal franchise in theUuHed States
Argument being reasonable property
qualification would be beneficial was
participated in by Fred Allen and Otto
Freyermuth on the affirmative side and
James Bennett and William Craig for
the negative. The lyceum is preparing
to give an open meeting December 6tht
There was born in Pomona this morn
ing to the wife of John G.. Hansler, a
son. On the 18th inst. a daughter was
born to the wife of George Ferris
Mrs. Sara Ann Stark, mother of Mrs
Geo. G. Bennett of this city, died at her
SON flaws home on Holt avenue on
the 18th inst, while on a visit to Pomona.
The body was yesterday shipped east for
burial. James Stark accompanied the
remains to the old home in Camden, N
Y, but will return to Pomona to live.
Miss Annie Weigle was married to
George Boyes on the 10th inst. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Bowling
of the Christian church. Misses Velma
and f1orenceOsler We're flower girls and
Miss Gertrude Collins bridesmaid. while
John WeiSle, brother Of the bride. was
best man. The happy couple have gone
to housekeeping at the corner of Thomas
and Eleventh streets.
Rev. B. c. Cory of Riverside, late
pastor of the NJ. e. church in this city.
yesterday evening married Frank H.
Mitchell and Miss Lulu Goodrich at the
home of w. II. Goodrich. Little Miss
Dora Goodrich three years old, escorted
the bridal pair to the altar and the af-
fair was very pretty one. Rev. oh. Gil
Ian, the present pastor Of the Pomona
NJ. Z. church, assisted Rev. Cory in the
ceremony by Offering prayer.
Mrs. d. a. Jackson Of Fresno is visit
ing her sister, Mrs II H. Vincent. in
this city.
Miss Sara Logan has returned from q
visit at her sisters in Los Angeles.
Mrs. John Wasson yesterday left on
a visit to friends in Tucson, Ariz., and
will be absent ten days or more
Mrs. c. H. Mills and Miss Elizabe
Bigham are visiting at the home Of
their father, j. r. Bigham, in this city
Mrs. Palmer Ashton will visit friends
in Los Angeles all this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry>Beale, who reside
on Phillips boulevard, were rendered q
surprise party by about twenty five
friends Tuesday evening, the occasion
being the couples fifth marriage ami
versary
The Catus club dance was given at the
Hotel Palomares this evening
The herald., 1897-11-18
ETIWANDA

ETIWANDA, Nov. 17.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Last Saturday night was
the time set for organizing farmers
club, but only small number met at the
school house. Temporary officers were
elected and next Saturday set for perma-
nent organization. Everybody interested
in farming, fruit growing poultry rails
ing, etc, is earnestly requested to at
tend.
Will Porter and Will Henderson started
for Randsburg today.
Geo. F. Johnston went to San Ber-
nardino yesterday.
Ed Frost is gaining. The wound where
the wagon wheel struck him is healing
nicely.
Wood and Stafford are planting over a
hundred acres of barley for hay this
season.
Raisins are going at good price and
by the carload lots almost daily.
The herald., 1897-11-18
KERN COUNTY
BAKERSFIELD

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, November
16.-(Regular Correspondence Pro-
fessor E. H. Griggs of Stanford will
lecture here Friday evening on 1.-The
Ethics Of Social Reconstruction" g,
Rain is needed throughout this portion
of the San Joaquin valley.
Mrs. e. r. Jameson and her father,
Mr.. H. L. McAlpine. have gone to On
tario to live.
The board of supervisors Is in session
canvassing the vote on refunding the
county's Indebtedness. The board has
been enjoined. temporarily, from follow
ing out the plan originally adopted in
disposing of the new issue to Trowbridge
& Co., Of Chicago, at par. Other mon
eyed institutions desire, to invest, in
the securities and are using the courts in
an attempt to break the agreement re-
ferred to. ',il go
Miss Lou Knight of Pasadena is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Day.
The herald., 1897-11-18
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 17.-(Regu
lar Correspondence At the regular
Tuesday evening meeting at Unity
church. Rev. Mr.. Dinsmore took Neigh
bors" for the subject of his address.
He closed with a defense of govern
mental employment for the unemployed
A lively discussion followed, At next
weeks meeting Mr.. Potter will speal.
on THE Nature, Origin and Destiny of
the Spirit"
A society for the study of Browning
Shakespeare and Tennyson will be
formed Thursday afternoon at Unity
church parlors.
People who happened to be on State
street about noon witnessed a bit of
Mexican horsemanship today when
Chino Gotta, a well-known vaquero, rid
ing at full speed, swung around by the
side of a runaway horse and threw q
lariat over the frightened animals head
stopping his wild carer without dam
age.
new industry that promises to be-
come of importance is a pottery recent
ly established by Joseph Sexton at Co
leta. Mr.. Sexton now uses pots of his
own manufacture in his florist business.
There is said to be an inexhaustible
amount of clay of the finest quality on
the premises.
A room at the Ramona lodging house
was burglarized last, nigh.foy stranger
who had been given bed He took
everything that he could carry away,
including the bedclothes and pillows.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Moore Of
Hutchinson, Kan, have taken the
Kingman residence for the winter Mr..
Moore Is a salt manufacturer of Hutch
inson, an dhis wife was at one time
president Of the Kansas State Associa.
tion of Women's clubs.
The herald., 1897-11-18

The Pickwick club began whist. pool
and billiard tournament this evening,
The pool players. captained by H. D.
Pyle, defeated Captain Bowman's side
by the score of 70 to So. In billiards w.
B. Park defeated DR.. N. A. Dalrymple
and Oliver Gale defeated H. Stibbens
out of five.
George Wilson, arrested by Marshal
Lacy for vagrancy. was given eight days
by the recorder this afternoon. Wilson
was fined ten days at first, but begged off
two days, so that he would have a chance
for Thanksgiving dinner.
A canvas sign announcing the tourna-
ment of roses January 1st was suspended
across Colorado street today, half way
between Fair Oaks and Raymond ave-
nues.
PERSONAL.
James Campbell of the First National
Bank is confined to his home by illness.
j. N. N. Biles, we'll known here, died
yesterday at his home in Florence, Colo.
His son, Fred E. Biles, lives here.
John McDonald(Sam Wallis and G. T.
Downing have returned from Bear val
ley.
A daughter was Dorm tnlS morning 10
the wife of James Campbell of ST. John
street.
Mrs. Wynn. mother of Karl Wynn. ar
rived here this morning from the east.
John l.. Boden left for Boston this
morning.
f. c. Brown went to Monrovia on
business today.
Mrs. c. B. Scoville is expected here
next week from Chicago.
A. c. Norman left today for his old
home in Frankfort. Ky.
The herald., 1897-11-18

one night last week to have it appear
/, through a running sore in his leg.
Mrs, N. c. Carter and Mrs, Thomp-
son left on Tuesday morning for visit
at Riverside.
There will be an organ recital at the
Episcopal church on Friday evening of
this week.
The herald., 1897-11-18

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
Az by $50 Feet, with the Brick
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Katie Smith. plaintiff. against t. D..
Smith. Jr.. Ct ais. defendants: In tne
Law and Equity Court of the CITY oi
Richmond: decree OF July ~, IVA
In pursuance Of the decree In the above
mentioned suit the undersigned theIepN
appointed for the purpose, VIII sell ny
auction upon the premises, on
MONDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST
1897. at G o'clock Z. NJ,
tho above mentioned PROPERTY, at
tbc porfhcast corner Of Cary and Lom-
bardv streets. fronting on the north line
~ CARY street Al IL feet and extending
hack between parallel lines $50 feet. rms
uropcrty possesses bright future ana
should attract the attendance OF money
makers. 49,, .,s,,o
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; the residue
IN eouaI jnstallments at six, twelve ana
eighteen months the purchaser 10 slN0
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments. with per cent interest auueu'
from day of sale. and the tile 10 De r. a.
tained until all the purchase money -
paid. and a conveyance IS ordeIee21 ~ 'n'
court. W ,ii.. isi.S
In the Law and Equity Court OF ihe cny
of Richmond: ,,,.tee
Katie Smith ...... ........'.'.'''''i i0'ii'
against r...so,,,s
r J. Smith. Jr. q ais. ........ Der ehuais 70
p =. Winston. clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required OF lne optus
cial Commissioner by the decree In salu
c.,1eo Of Julv 90 1851 has been duly given:
Given under my hand this 3lst Gay OF
July. 1887. T. T. clerk.
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