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The herald., 1897-11-13

Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of e. b. Spencer and Grace
Gertrude, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
L. Holden of this city. In the parlors OF
the First Baptist church Tuesday even
Ing next.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to walter M. Hancock and Amelia
Fortuni, and Juan A. Ruis and Tiodosa
Rivas.
George w. BeermakerS writing from
Sonora, Mexico, of the killing OF Capt.
Porter and his mate, Johnson, by the
Indians, says:
II have had talk with the man who
brought the information of the murder
He says the Indians make no secret
of the killing. and say that Porter stood
up and fought until the last" The man
also says the Ceris were cutting Off the
ropes and dismantling the junk, and
that he thinks they intended to burn her,
after taking all they wanted. Porter
had nothing but q shotgun and small
shot. having left his rifle on board the
boat. They anchored on the northeast
and of Tiburon, and took the small
boat to shoot bird for its plumes. While
away the Indians took possession of the
Junk and did not make their presence
known till Porter and Johnson were very
near the boat returning.
The Tribune today publishes dis
patch from Secretary of the Navy Long,
ut Washington, regarding the U. s. S.
Marion, recently ordered turned over to
the naval reserves of California, in ans
wer to a telegraphic question::
us is your intention that the Marion
should be turned over to the San Diego
naval reserves or to the San Francisco
naval reserves?
The secretary wired
1.-THE Marion is intended for the San
Diego naval reserves"
There is considerable indignation in
this city that there is an attempt on the
part Of San Francisco to appropriate
the Marion for San Francisco and have
the old Comanche sent to San Diego.
The herald., 1897-11-13
ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Nov 12-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The Jefferson club of
this city will go to Villa park tomorrow
evening to hold a debate with the club
of that place. The speakers from here
will be George Dryer, Homer Ames and
Alphonso Fassacks. Subject: THAT
the United States Government Ought to
Legislate to Check Monopolies."
The time of the superior court today
was taken up with probate business.
The Ladies of the Maccabees and their
husbands gave Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Gal
braith a surprise party last night. An
emblematic badge of the order of Mac
cabees was presented to Mrs. Galbraith
by the ladies. An enjoyable time was
reported by all present.
Two women We're arrested near Full
lerton last night for selling liquor with
out license and running a house of ill
repute. Being unable to give bonds for
their appearance in court, they were
brought to the county jail, where they
now are.
John Arnold. the Englishman arrested
Wednesday for being drunk and dis
orderly, was brought before Justice
Freeman yesterday and received a
twenty Gays HOaCer.
w. S. Taylor and ]. T. Houx both of
Los Angeles, visited in Santa Ana today
Mr.. George Polk of Chicago arrived in
Santa Ana on Wednesday to visit his
sister Mrs. McClintock. He intends to
locate in Southern California.
Mrs. j. w. Ballard gave a reception
this afternoon at her elegant residence
on East Fourth street. A large number
of ladies were present
Company L., N. G. c., will meet Mon
day night to elect first lieutenant.
Mrs. Maude Mack has filed suit for
divorce from Clyde w. Mack. Both par
ties live in Orange.
Miss Minna Roper went to Los An
geles yesterday to attend the Henschel
concert.
D. e. Smeltzer is shipping celery east
at the rate of two carloads day.
The threemonths-Old child of A.
Schnick of Alamitos died yesterday and
will be buried tomorrow at Artesia.
The members of the United Presby-
terian church rendered their pastor, M
Nj. Fitzpatrick, and wife a surprise party
last evening in honor of the fifth ami
versary of their wedding day.
The Tustin Walnut association ship
ped two carloads of walnuts from that
place on Wednesday.
Adam Forster of Los Angeles, for
The Boston Bloomer Girls baseball
club was beaten today by the Santa Ana
The herald., 1897-11-13
CORONA

CORONA, Nov. 12.-(Regular Cores
pondence) A number of citizens were
in Riverside yesterday as witnesses in n
case brought against the Temescal
water company.
DR.. M. B. Huff of Pasadena was Wis
itor here yesterday.
Several orange buyers have been in
town this week, consulting with the
growers not in the exchange.
Mr. Kiser, superintendent of the Sun
set Telephone company. is here, looking
for a new location for the central office,
Judge Phillips left this morning for
his mines on the desert.
A B. Mccormick of Riverside was in
town today.
The trees around the boulevard have
been trimmed up, which adds greatly to
the beauty of that popular driveway.
A number of young people intend go
ing for tally-ho ride to Pomona tomor-
row. They have engaged Coburn's bus
for the occasion.
Mr.. Sanders has moved his restaurant
into the Siege block, on Main street.
The herald., 1897-11-13
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 12.-(Regu-
lar Correspondence The proposition of
the Union Beet Sugar company Of San
Francisco to erect a factory in the north
ern part of this county bids fair to go
by the board. The company wanted too
much. They asked for 5000 acres Of land
as a bonus, an absolute gift from the
farmers, and proposed to put up $1,0OO,-
600 plant. AS the majority of the farm
ers in the district are renters, the plan
has been met rather coldly from the
start, until now the attempt to create
enthusiasm has been given up. The
company must make fresh start upon
different scheme, if it hopes to have
the cooperation Of the ranchmen.
BENEFIT TO GREEN
The electric railways benefit to Con-
ductor Allen Green, who lost his foot a
week ago in an accident on the line, is
proving very successful today, and, the
estimate is that about 5000 will be taken
in. This afternoon Dixie w. Thompson
and ]. w. Cooper hired the Spanish band
to play on the cars, and tonight con-
cert will be given at Plaza del Mar. as an
additional inducement to the public to
patronize the road. Every cent taken in
today goes to Green.
The herald., 1897-11-13
POMONA

POMONA, Nov. 12.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The Pathological society of
Southern California yesterday afternoon
almost resolved itself into goodroads
convention, the unanimous opinion of
the members being that good roads and
fruit raising go hand in hand. The con-
vention also voiced the opinion that it
is cheaper to sprinkle town and coun-
try roads and keep the same in repair
than to pay for having the dust brushed
from fruit raised alongside dusty roads.
Rev. Mr.. Small of Oakland will begin
series of meetings in the Christian
church Sunday evening. There will be
special music during the services con-
Quoted by George H. Waters.
Rev. George Goodale. son of Rev
A. B. Goodale. having completed his
studies at Princeton and the Chicago
theological seminary, will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Goodale is lately of Pueblo. Col,
where he acceptably filled Presby-
terian pulpit.
Rev. DR.. Thayer. who is spending the
winter in Southern California, will fill
Dr. Conger's pulpit at the Universalist
church on Sunday.
The first quarterly meeting of the NJ.
e. Church South will be held Sunday.
Rev. H. c. Christian, the presiding
elder, will be present.
Rev. D. H. Gillian, the new minister of
the NJ. e. church of this city. will on
Sunday evening preach to old young
people and young old people.
Rev F. NJ. Dowling's sermon at the
Christian church Sunday morning vii.
be an account of the national convention
of the Christian churches that has just
closed at indianapolis.
The Loyal Temperance legion will
meet in the parlors of the M. E. church
at 2:30 p. m. Saturday.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
Russell on Wisconsin street this after
noon.
DR.. j. Kellogg lectured at the Christ
ian church last evening.
The Young Peoples Epworth league
of the NJ. E. church held a mum" social
tonight in the church parlors.
Rev. H. H. Rice of the Presbyterian
church will preach on 'Sin Traps for
Young People" Sunday evening.
The herald., 1897-11-13
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 12.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Mrs. NJ. A Mckenzie $
troubles in connection with a recent suit
brought against her for slander by Miss
Sarah Mclean, who was awarded $500
damages, have not yet ended, and. in
deed, the most Objectionable part is yet
to come-that of paying the amount of
damages awarded. On account of fail
ure to satisfy the judgment Judge Tor
rance ordered referee appointed, and
for two days Mrs. Mckenzie has been on
the rack to show what property she had
During this investigation Mrs. McKen-
zie declared that she was without money
or property, having only an annuity.
She said that an interest she formerly
held in $4,000 worth of Egyptian bonds
had been assigned to her brother in Tan
giers, Morocco, and that an interest in
several thousand dollars worth of dia-
monds and jewelry had been assigned
or given to a sister in Switzerland. Mrs.
Mckenzie declared that she would never
pay the judgment if she had to throw
her goods into the sea. The referee
made an order that a receiver be ap-
pointed to take charge of Mrs. McKen-
zie's affairs and that she assign all her
right and interest in the bonds, jewelry
etc, to such receiver.
Suit was instituted yesterday on be-
half of Eliza j. Denver ct al, against
the Linda Vista irrigation district, pray
ing for a perpetual injunction against
the execution of deeds of lands in the
district sold for delinquent assessments.
The complaint alleges that the district
organization is bad on it's face, for the
reason that the petition for organization
did not set forth any common source Of
water supply, and that the notice of pre-
sentation Of the petition was not signed
by the petitioners and that the directors
at the time of calling the bond election
had not decided upon any source Of wa
ter supply. An injunction was granted
this monring restraining the execution
of deeds during the tendency Of the
suit
Robert Campbell and Drusella II.
Lowe, who eloped Sunday morning, re-
turned to the city last night from Tia
Juana, where they were married by a
civil judge. The bride is only IA years Of
age and Campbell was out on $500 bail
for criminal assault upon the girl. The
case will probably be dismissed.
Miss Morgan, daughter Of Senator
Morgan, has decided not to return east
with her father tomorrow, but will spend
some time in San Diego for the benefit
of her health.
Maria Bucher has instituted divorce
proceedings against Joseph Bucher, and
Mary Fields has brought similar suit
against John Fields.
The manager of the local Y. M. C. A..
football team has issued challenges to
the teams of the University of Southern
California and Pomona college.
A young man named George Hetticx
was arrested last night while in the act
of burglarizing residence in the out
skirts of the city. The burglar was held
up at the end Of a shotgun until taken
into custody by an officer.
The herald., 1897-11-13
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 12.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Mining operations in this
county were never so lively as at the
present. 1t Is estimated that no less
than 100 new stamps will be put in op-
Grafton before the first Of the year IN the
county. The Gavilan, Tauquitz. Pima
cate and Cahuilla districts will all have
new mills in operation before that time.
Aside from the erection of mills in the
various districts on this side of the
mountains, the rich quartz lodges on the
other side are also receiving attention,
and machinery Is being placed on several
of them where water can be had.
General Manager Nevins and General
Superintendent Wells of the Santa Fe
were in the city yesterday for the pur-
pose of comforting with the officers OF the
Riverside Water company in regard TO
moving the latter's canal, which runs In
close proximity to the depot, ana whicn
has been a nuisance to passengers, sew
eral of whom have fallen into it when
alighting from trains. The proposition
of the railroad people is to move the
canal about ten feet to the east, cement
it, and place a fence along each bank.
The improvement will be made.
Temple No. IL, Rathbone Sisters, gave
their friends and members reception
last evening. The affair was brilliant
one, and very enjoyable.
Twenty-Five members of the Uniform
Rank knights of Pythias have arranged
to go to Redlands tomorrow evening to
take part in the institution of the new
company of the order at that place.
About twenty members of the Wheel
mems league Of this city will take part
in the big run to Baldwin's ranch on sun
day. The men will leave here at $3.50
a. m.
At a dance held by the colored people
of the East Side last night row occur
red in which a gun played prominent
part and resulted in breaking up the
festivities. The main actors in the af-
fair were two colored bcaux named Jim
Anderson and and Will Goodman. An
derson had the gun, and Goodman lost
no time in getting away from that dance
after Anderson told him to get.
Complaint is heard every orange sea-
son of the acts of some shippers who
go outside the city and buy inferior
oranges and ship them under River
side brand. This same complaint is
heard here this season, and it is freely
stated that one firm, at least, has begun
the dishonest work.
w. Cobler, publisher of the San ia
cinto Sun. is in the city today for the
purpose, he says. of swearing out war
rant for the arrest of A. G. Mum, editor
of the Register. of the same town, whom
he alleges libeled him (Cobler).
A game of football has been arranged
for between the Chaffey college team and
a team from the high school of this city
The game will be played in this city on
November Goth.
The herald., 1897-11-13
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Nov. 12.-Regular
Correspondence The corner stone OF
the new high school building will be
laid Nov 18th under the auspices Of the
grand lodge of Masons Of California.
The city pastors met Tuesday, Rev.
j. ii. Bauserman presiding. Arrange
ments We're made for a union Thanks
giving service and Rev. S. c. Kendall
was appointed to preach the sermon
An appeal will also be made on that oc-
casion for special Thanksgiving offer
ings to be used among the poor. The
following ladies, representing the diff
ferent churches and the Kings Daugh-
ters, vii take charge of the offerings and
make distribution OF the same: Mrs. w.
M. Brown, Friends; Mrs. Bacon, Christ
ian; Mrs. Darling, Methodist; Mrs. DR..
Brown. Presbyterian; Mrs. ]. ]. Hart,
Baptist; Mrs. Jotham Bixby, Congre-
gationalist; Mrs. L. T. Terry, Episco-
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SAN BERNARDiNO COUNTY
REDLANDs

REDLANDS, Nov. 11.-(Regular Cor
respondenceD A small army marching
through town startled residents yester-
day. 1t proved to be the workmen who
had been up the Santa Ana canyon dig
ging tunnels and bitches for the South
ern California Power company. All
hands We're laid off. and no one knew
for how long, but it was thought for
several weeks, which meant virtually
discharge. A few were retained who
are at work in the long tunnel, as only
a few can work there to advantage. The
completion of the tunnels, so far as
miners are concerned leaves the camp
nearly deserted.
The filings by ]. w. Dobbs on water
| in the canyons running into Mill creek
canyon and in the latter canyon itself
have all been transferred to c. G. Bald
| win of Clarement, California, as was ex-
pected, the design beio; to furnish wa
! ter for the electrical works he is plan
ming for pumping purposes at Lake Elsi
more.
| A filing for water has been made by
! J. Irving Crowell, Roy c. Morrow and
| George S. Branch in the Morrow Mining
district about one and one-eighth of a
Hliic Hol lHcdotcIly lIOIH 1EdHltC Slty
| for use about one-fourth of mile north
westerly Of the Blue Bird mining claim.
There are ten inches of water claimed.
Thomas A. Blakely has filed COM
plant against Clifford c. Carter and
Mrs. Hattie Anne Carter, on a contract
for sale Of lots 13 and IA in block q of
| the residence portion of Redlands at
1915, on which there was paid $1S7. and
the suit is for the balance or the return
of the real estate to the original owner.
The contract was dated June 27, 1896.
The new daily paper for Redlands be-
gins to develop the outlines of its plans.
The Globe plant of Riverside is to be
used and the grocery firm of James Lee
& Co. of Cotton are said to be the back
ers The proprietor will be j. A. Whit
more of the Times Index at the county
seat.
All Redlands is preparing to visit San
Bernardino on Wednesday, Nov. II, to
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pal; Mrs. H. H. stevenson. Kings

pal; Mrs. H. H. Stevenson, Kings
Daughters.
An entertainment in the interests of
the public library will be held in Chau-
tauqua hall on the evening of Dec. Sd.
It will be entitled 1.-The Battle of Books" !"
About fifty books will be represented
by the impersonation of their titles.
Miss Ella Lowe and Miss Lula Brown
of Pasadena are visiting with Mrs. c.
c. Lowe.
Mr.. Wright Of Walnut avenue is con-
fined to his bed with sickness.
Mrs. Charles Thornburg is quite sick
and under the care of DR.. ]. w. Wood.
Miss Emma Shaw went to Pasadena
Wednesday to take the international
supreme degree of the grand lodge of
I. o. G. T.. the highest degree to be at
tanned in that order.
Raymond Stevens and wife and Miss
Sue Stevens of Pasadena visited at the
home of w. L. Stevens over Sunday.
Il. r. Kimball and family from Min
neapolis are visiting with Mr.. Kimball's
mother, Mrs. I. A. Kimball. They will
become permanent residents of Long
Beach
DR.. G. w. Covert. e. L. Covert, DR..
A. j. LAGRANGE and r. M. Lynn have
gone for few days jaunt into the
mountains beyond Santa Ana.
L. w. Dewitt and daughters, Mabel
and Alta, reached here from Sandusky,
O., last Friday evening. Mr.. Dewitt
is a brother Of Miss Mary Dewitt of
this place.
Mrs. Eifler of Los Angeles, daughter of
j. c. Freely is visiting her parents.
Miss Louise Freely is quite sick.
Miss Jennie Mcneil of Mansfield. O..
is visiting with II. Z. Shaw and family.
On Saturday afternoon w. S. Manning:
had his right collar bone fractured by
his young horse starting off before he
had mounted the wagon.
The herald., 1897-11-13
KERN COUNTY
MoJAvE

MOJAvE, Nov. 12.-(Special Corre-
spondence.) The Mojave mining dis.
trict is beginning to show renewed ac-
tivity after several months of but little
work. The Gipsy mine is being run on
was struck last Wednesday. A good
body of ore was recently struck in the
Income at SO feet depth in drift, milling
$65. and another good body Of ore was
discovered on the surface. which evi-
IDENTIFY leads to the above mentioned
ore in the drift. Assays by Morgan &
Co.. Los Angeles. show SALSA to the
ton on the latter Free gold has also
been discovered on the Income. which
Is new feature in this camp.
Messrs. Conklin & Baker have struck
a fine body of gold bearing ore in the
Elephant mine. The ledge, from surface
down, is feet wide.
Boring for artesian water is in prog
ress one mile west Of the .Gipsy mine
on the desert. Water was struck at a
depth of 17S feet, but not sufficient in
volume. Mr.. Reynolds Of Lancaster
is the operator and he reports good pros
poets of a large flow at 200 feet depth.
Cullen, Osborne & Co are doing active
work on the Mojave bonanza, and re-
Gently struck 2-foot ledge, from which
assays run up to $500 per ton.
r. 4. Cuve and H. w. Parker Of Ven
tura have secured full claim to the Gold
Standard and are now preparing to sink
a shaft. The ore assays $40 at the sur
face.
Henry Rhodes, bartender of M. M.
Crovra Moiovo and Temnia Stradpl
barkeeper Of A. Van Ericsson. also John
Judge. have struck rich body of ore
in the Argus range. Inyo county.
Samples horned at Mojave show several
hundred dollars worth of fine gold to
the ton.
The general business of Mojave is i'm
proving and good winters business
expected
The herald., 1897-11-13

witness game OF baseball between the
Boston Bl0omer team and a home nine.
The girls are said to be adopts at the
game.
The jury In the murder trial Of Ben
Pearson for killing Louis Bellman went
out at 10:30 q. m. Thursday and came in
at 3:O8 p. m. with q verdict Of man.
slaughter. Pearson will be sentenced
next Wednesday.
The herald., 1897-11-13
5d|5JTFERN1 IS 5FE7E6i[AlEs

nine. The score stood to II. A large
crowd witnessed the game, which was
decidedly interesting.
mer Santa Ana resident, was In town
today.
Sheriff Nichols went to San Diego yes
terday on business.
w. T. Newlands and wife have moved
from the San Joaquin ranch into Tustin
to reside.
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valueless, Perhaps

The st. Paul judge who has fixed the
value of kiss at $25 certainly never
lived in Missouri, or else the Minnesota
article is vastly inferior to the Missouri
article. No human judge can fix the
value Of a Missouri kiss.-St Louis Re-
public.
The herald., 1897-11-13
AsthrnatiCS

No greater stupidity can be shown than
to allege that microbes cause Asthma.
The Bacillus Subtilis Is the effect and
NOT tho cause of the Spasmodlc Bron.
ehitis. known as Asthma, and river Of
bacteria "killers" cannot be guaranteed
10 cure any bacterio-plagued aIlment.
Asthma ahd consumption are only cured
by curing the causes which produce
microbes, never by killing these micro.
organisms which only feed upon diseased
never upon healthy structures.
ASthmatiCS and
C0nsumptives
Will be given a free consultation every
day from 10 am. to 3 pm.
DR.. PiIkingtOn, $40 $. Hill St:
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Or. WONG HIM
s3l South Hope Street. Los AnyUr
les. Cal.

DIR. WONG HIM, 81
g. Hope 81, Los Angelea,
Cai.-Deae Sir: In JUS
tice 70 you and for the
benefit Of others. l Wish
TO make . statement OF
my case. ] WAS amicted
with liberation Of the
rectum and hsmorrhago
OF the bowels. l was
treated BY two good doc.
tors, until Host S2pounds
Of flesh and became %
weak from loss Of blood
that I was unable to at-
tend to business. l then
commenced d Q ctoring
with DR. Wong Him. The
bleeding stopped and l
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Baggaec Notice

Bright's Special Delivery ehecks bag
gage to all parts OF the world. 4o4 3.
Broadway. chamber Of commerce bldg.
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with the frat dose Of medicine. and as thS end q
four months had reganed my lost nesh ap1
health. and today am well and sound. In DR..
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any disease that he says ho can cure have IN
bounded confidence and faith, and would recoub
mend him to all needing doctor; Your. trplE
President Citizens Bank. South RiversidA O..
Sept Q, 1891
Cured Of Stomach and Liver Troubles By na
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To the Public-lt gives me great pleasure 70 ~
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tried various remedies from other physlcans. bue
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like DR.. Wong Hims Ideas OF Herb Treatmen4
cleaning and rsnovatng the system before building
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MISS STELLA HUNTER,
Los Angeles. CAL. April %. 1897, 60 BeSlevus Ave