The herald., 1898-02-13
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NOTES
Glendale boasts a new barber shop.

Glenudle UOdStS new DdTDeT SnOp.
San Jacinto is to have telephone connec-
ton with Strawberry Valley.
A small fire was caused in the Slauson
block at Azusa on Friday by a gasoline ex-
plosion.
W. C. Shaw will leave on Saturday for
Chula Vista on visit to his daughter, Mrs.
H. c. Gulick.
An injunction has been served on the
Southern Pacific carpenters to prevent the
tearing down of the Pacoima depot.
Arthur H. Lyons of Santa Ana was
granted divorce from Cornelia A. Lyons
of New York on the grounds of desertion.
The Pomona branch Of the Union Reform
league will hold a public ducation meeting
at the Christian church at 1880 o'clock on
Monday evening.
The directors of the Pomona East Side
Fruit association met Friday evening and
elected Dr. Coates president, E. C. Cady
vice president, and c. NJ. Barnes secretary.
Ed Vainter, an enterprising and CRATE
full blacksmith of Glendale did work for
half price last week. owing to the fact
that his first-born baby weighed ten
pounds.
Dan Neal. a resident of Redondo, had his
scalp lacerated on Thursday while unload
ing a steam shcooner, by being struck by q
sling load of lumber. DR.. Cox dressed the
wounds.
The recent fire at Ventura, which burned
out the millinery store of Mrs. II. r. Nc
Donnell, has caused quite stir among
business and insurance men against the
erection of fire traps within the city limits
The Los Angeles Olive Growers associa-
ton will set out $50 acres more to olives
this spring in the Fernando district This
will make their now largest olive or
chard in the world cover an area of 210t
acres.
Bradford Arthur celebrated his ninety
second birthday on the 4th inst at the
ranch in Duarte. where his grandson
and granddaughter. A S. Church and
Carrie E. Church. had prepared BIRTH
day dinner.
Capt. NJ J. Daniels, one Of Riverside s
most prominent citizens, who has been
very i'll for several weeks with compli-
cation of diseases, which it was feared for
time would result fatally, is reported
somewhat better.
The people of Glendale locality are
elated at the prospect of the Terminal COM
pany's proposition to electricise the road
TO Los Angels. Glendale will contribute
$500. A mass meeting will be held some
time next week to consider the PROPOSE
tion.
The Good Templars of Redondo installed
officers for the following term as follows:
C. r., Harry Cushman V. T., Emma Will
kinson; S., ]. Tatman A. s., John Russell;
F. S.. Arthur Anderson; T., Carl Dohm;
NJ, Richie Clarke; D. NJ Maud Smith; c..
Clara Abbott; G., Homer Spencer.
The Sierra Madre Students club en-
joyed an exciting dbeate on Hawaiian an
nexation Thursday evening. The public
library was crowded to- the doors. Attorney
T A,,r
against Miss Blumer also read paper
on the islands. The result of the debate
was tie.
At the meeting of the Pomona city coun-
Gil the water rates for the coming year
were fixed, adopting the same as last
year with the exception of fire hydrants
which were placed at $35 per month for all
hydrants regardless of the number, in
stead of 80 cents a month per hydrant, as
heretofore.
w. C. Barton, an old professianol men,
Der of the Soldiers home, is busily engaged
in instructing and rehearsing new troupe
called the Los Angeles Troubadours, con-
sisting of a number of young amateurs OF
Los Angeles, who purpose shortly giving
dramatic and variety entertainments In
Los Angels and vicinity.
At an adjourned meeting OF Santa Ana s
city trustees Friday night petition was
presented to the board asking them to
pass an ordinance prohibiting goods,
wares and merchandise from being ex-
hibited on the sidewalks. A remonstrance
also numerously signed was presented and
the board took the matter under advise
ment. The city attorney was instructed
to draft an ordinance to sell the sewer
bonds.
The Union Veteran Legion Encampment,
No. 1885, of the Soldiers home held most
enjoyable entertainment Thursday even
ing the occasion being the installation of
Miss Grace BANTER as daughter OF the
encampment. Colonel A. ]. Smith was a
guest, and delighted the old boys with a
racy recitation. Captain Moses Wiley, w.
c. Barton and the Misses Alice Morley, Ora
Burke and Fay Morley greatly contrib
uted to the success of the entertainment.