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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-11-25
Hits the Spot.

When suffering from a severe cold
and your throat and lungs feel sore,
take dose of foley's Honey
will be at once y relieved, a
warm grateful feeling and
healing of the parts affected will be ex-
perienced and you will say: ut feels
SO good, II HITS THE SPOT" 1t is
Guaranteed. BIvINs & RHODES.
The herald., 1898-09-03
Ontario Notes

ONTARIO, Sept. 2.-May Queen Re.
bekah lodge gave one of their quaint and
interesting literary programs last night.
T. w. Kouts was brought home from
Alamitos the other evening on a stretcher
His serious condition was the result of q
runaway accident, in which the buggy was
torn to pieces.
Many of our people have taken advant-
age of the last excursion to San Diego and
left today for vacation among the pleas
ant resorts near there.
A brilliant wedding occurred last night
on West A street. The parties chiefly in
terested were Ira Stevenson and Emma L.
Hill, who were united in marriage by Rev
DR.. Wright. Many valuable presents were
received and everything took place in such
excellent order as to make 1t one OF the
most charming events of the summer.
Mrs. John Osborn has left for San Fran
cisco, where she intends to undergo an
operation for cancer.
Many Of the ranchers are busy this
week disposing Of their prune crop. Al
though the prunes are smaller than last
year, vet the crop Is good and Is passing
OF at cent per pound. The dryers are
handling them as well as peaches this
week.
The herald., 1898-09-03
All School Teachers
Are Eligible =.

TO avoid any mistake as to who are eligible to COM
pete for The Herald souvenirs in the present contest the
following ruling has been made: All teachers regularly
employed in any public or private school business
college will be placed on the record whenever votes
are received for them. Coupon savers should bear
in mind that voting for the most popular school teachers
begins after September TO- Everybody requested to get
all possible votes into the box before the first published
record, which will be on Tuesday morning September 49,
chance to give your avoe teacher elegant The
Herald offers Grand Upright Mozart Piano; Lssner Co., jewelers.,
present Solid Gold Cd Waham Watch Barker Bros add the
list in offering fine Birds Eye Maple Bedroom Set These prizes will
be presented to the three school teachers of the city who receive the great
number Of votes during the contest which December ST.
voting coupon will be found in The Herald with double vote
in each Sunday ISSUE These votes with the the favoe teacher
written thereon be deposited the ballot box The Herald business
each day to 10 m after Saturday. September TO- 1898
each day Except Sunday the votes received during the previous
wenyour will be counted and the result published following
morning. "
The herald., 1898-09-03
SANTA MONICA
One Sort Of Wheel Interfered With
The Library's Accommodation

SANTA MONICA. Sept. AT a meeting
Of the library trustees couple Of weeks
ago an offer was accepted from e. J. Cor
ham to furnish additional room at NOM
inal increase in rent. But 1T seems that
Mr.. Gorham was counting without his ten
ant, J. r. Kiggers. who occupies the room
which 1t was Mr. Gorham's intention of
renting to the city. Primarily the room
In question was rented as one Of suite by
DR.. J. J. Place, who sublet It to Mr.. Kig-
gems. the formers lease holding good until
April lat. and the latter renting for the
same length Of time. Mr.. Kiggens has no
desire TO stand In the way Of the welfare OF
the library, but has an idea that he should
have been consulted before his Office was
rented away from him. and as his rent Is
paid until October the library stands no
show Of securing more room for another
mo- N ~ least.
/. MN Johnstoa and Otto Mshnsr we're
The herald., 1898-09-03
BARLOW AND The VETS
MAKES A GOOD Y16P1rsSYoN AT
THE soLDIDas' HOME
Abbot Kinney Corrected Concerning
the Use Of the Cantssn by Polia-
cianE-1Guster Day

SOLDIERS HOME, Sept. 2.-Ths time
for the old boys to rise has been altered.
Reveille Is now fixed at $50 am. and
breakfast at 8 q. nj.
/ Congressman Charles A. Barlow was a
visitor to the home on the S0th uit. He was
introduced to the old boys at the dinner
hour by the governor who announced that
Mr.. Barlow would be glad to meet them all
at 1880 p. m. At that time Mr.. Barlow, ac-
companied by the governor. Major Upham.
the treasurer. and Captain Rising, quarter
master, addressed large assembly Of the
veterans from the front Of company F. It
was pleasant talk without reference to
politics except In SO far that the congress-
man stated that he stood by his record and
alluded to the work he had done SO far for
all members Of the home who had applied
to him for assistance In pension and other
matters. He gave graphic account Of the
closing scenes Of the Fifty-second congress,
when Mr.. Allen, an old Confederate, sang
yankee Doodle" and Mr.. Anderson, an
old g. A. R. man, responded with "Dlxie
Land" and the whole Of the members
marched round with flags singing. Rally
Round the Flag" Bye the bye, he statUd
would not now sell for $50. Mr.. Barlow also
stated that the pension bureau was anxious
to deal out exact Justice to applicants and
II any were disappointed who were quail
fed 1t was on account Of some lack or fall
ure In the evidence. Mr.. Barlow is EVIL
IDENTIFY favorlte with the old boys and had
an excellent reception.
In Abbot Klnney's article In The Herald
on the 3oth Of August he made one erron-
eous statement which in Justice to the home
authorities should be corrected. Mr.. Kin
ney stated that the politicians "hlled up"
the old members at the canteen. Now no
one save a member Of the home can pro-
cure even one glass OF beer at the canteen
and moreover II a member shown the
slightest sign Of intoxication his supply at
once stops. 1t ID necessary to procure tEk-
cts from the cashier before a membea Of
the home can get any drink. No stranger
can be served.
The 4th instant Is muster day for quar-
terly pensions and new and good depart
ure has been made to muster In the old boys
instead Of standing around and answering
to your name when called. The muster Is
now to be taken from the names on the
company morning reports. which Will be a
great boon. especially as wet wether may
be now anticipated.
James Smith, late of company e, Seventh
United States infantry. died at the homo
August 31st.
The herald., 1898-09-03
Fernando Fragments

FERNANDO, Sept. 2.-Mr. and Mrs C..
Hammond~returned from Catalina Sunday.
wilfred Reynolds, son of c. M. Reynolds
OF Los Angeles, is visiting c. d. Hubbard
this week.
c. w. Smith struck three-inch flow OF
water on his place last week. George Bar
Der Is doing the well boring.
Mrs. M. e. Griswold and Miss Catherine
Hubbard have returned from Long Beach
to Los Angeles, where they will visit Tor a
few weeks before coming to Fernando.
Hall & Anderson are pumping eighteen
inches OF water from their new well.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r. Maclay have returned
to Fernando after weeks outing at Santa
Monica.
Mrs w. Bland and daughters went to
Ventura Thursday to visit relatives.
w. p, Granger has gone to North Adams,
Mass. The sudden illness OF his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Rice, called him hence.
@. w. Judy. former resident on Fer
usndo. was here Thursday AID Friday.
The herald., 1898-09-03

brought before Justice Wells this morn
Ing for infraction Of the bicycle ordinance
which is very dear to the heart of Marsha
Barretto, and his honor fined the boys !
and s.. respectively. There are d1fferen
sorts Of wheels in Santa Monica. The on
| you bestride Is, of course, moro bnoxiou
that that which drives the dollars out.
L. Stevens of the south side took side
| with an electric car this morning in tn,
matter Of right-ofIway, with the result tina
It took him nearly half day to gather vi
what was left OF his vehicle.
The funeral Of Victor Carrtlto, who diet
yesterday, will be held tomorrow mornint
at 10 o'clock from the residence Of o. s
West
Worth Bancroft and party returned THU
afternoon from their trip up the coast
with about $50 pounds of Spanish mackere
and 200 crawfish.'
Walter Folsom took Messrs. Jack Henry
Fred Burslem and Chauncey Hubbell in thu
Esterel to San Pedro yesterday, where they
went to look at the steam launch Meteor a
that place. The probabilities are that he
launch will be purchased to ply betwee.
this place and reighboring watering
places. The Meteor is fifty-ive feet long
and fourteen feet beam, and until year OF
so ago she carried q fifteen horse power
engine, which was removed owing to the
law concerning the employment of regu.
larly licensed captain on launches Of tina,
capacity. But 1t Is said an engine Of one
horse power less will be added in its place.
Rev. w. D. P. Bliss Of Boston will speah
at the Methodist church next Thursday
evening on christian Socialism,
There will be golf at Ocean park links to.
morrow, and the afternoon tea will be dis.
pensed by Mrs. Roy Jones.
A concert was given at the parish ha.
last night by the ladies' Of st. Margaret
guild, in which Mesdames Acker and Clark
Misses Marian Jones. Mabel Meaney and
Edith Jamison and Messrs. Baird, McCo.
mas and Nutting took part.
George E. Faw Of Gonzales, N. M, ente
tanned Warren Gillelen, L. A. Phillips, Sin.
gleton T. Kempen. r. B. Stephens and L
P. Stephens of Los Angeles and A. Blake.
cadia last night.
Another small dinner party at this hote
last evening was given by Mrs. Leander
Brown to Mrs. Nora Mccartney, Messrs
Dave and Don Mccartney. Mrs. James g.
King and Samuel King Of Los Angeles.
Buell. H. Green, George D. Keller, Mfr
Robinson, Los Angeles; F. G. Morrison
laedlands Mise e. Langworthy, John
Drake Lengworthy, San Luis Rey
E. F. Howe went fishing this morning
and Is telling great tales OF how they bit
and swami away to swim and bite another
day.
The third cricket match scheduled for
today was abandoned on account of inalAl-
ity 10 get up team to face the formidabl
Santa Monica eleven, the winners OF the
tournament.
The herald., 1898-09-03

amount to about $500. Dutch John" will
undoubtedly consider It an expensive
horsewhipping.
Dog tags are in demand, the city marshal
having employed force OF dog catchers.
Eleven tags were sold today before 10
o'clock this morning.
The board OF education met last evening
and assigned the different school teachers
for the coming year. The schools will
open on September 10.
Ex-senator s. N. Androus assumed
charge Of the postofiice this morning. and
has been greeting his friends In the same
old cordial way-through the ''bate" Geo
W. Hill retires after four years Of service
during which time he has made scores OF
friends by a courteous and accommoda ting
administration of the office.
Peter r. Ruth OF the First National bank
has been appointed assistant postmaster.
Frank w. Balfour, the past assistant, will
remain In the Office for the present.
The herald., 1898-09-03
VENTURA VARIA
More Indignation Meetings Concern
ing the Seventies Treatment

VENTURA, Sept. 2.-Cabrillo parlor,
N. 8. @. w., has postponed indefinitely
the dance which It was to have given
Friday evening. September 9th. Also the
social, under the management Of the la
dies Of the Episcopal church, will be con-
sidered at some future time.
Quite number Of the citizens of Ven
tura are making preparations to attend
the g. A. r. encampment at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Hood left this morn
ing for an extended visit to Pasadena,
Long Beach and other points.
The socialists of Ventura held an open
meeting in front Of the postoffice last
Wednesday evening. Socialists Swift,
Shepherd, Weeks an others spoke in con-
domination Of the treatment Of the Sew
enth. They have forwarded letter to
Col. Berry, In which they openly roast"
him.
J. F. Cory, w. 8. Huston and Dan Nc
CURE left yesterday for San Francisco
to be with their sons and brother, lying
Ill in the hospital.
Charles Eastin, q member Of company
II. lately discharged from active service
on account Of physical disability, Is re-
ported this morning to be quite Ill, with
symptoms Of typhoid fever.
The following Is a call for meeting,
having for its object the mastering out
Of the Seventh regiment:
IA meeting OF the parents and friends
Of the members of company H, Seventh
regiment, California volunteers, Is here
by called to meet at Armory hall, in the
town Of San Buena Ventura, at 1880 D.
m, on Saturday, September 3, 1898. for
the purpose Of petitioning the military
authorities Of the government to imme-
diately muster the soldiers Of said COM
pany out Of the service, and thus enable
their friends to care for those who are
stricken with disease and preserve the
health and lives of the remaining men,
bers Of the company"
The signers are w. H. Barnes, F. W.
Ewing, A. Bernheim, J. A. Walker, F.
w. Baker, ]. 8. Collins T. o. Toland, H.
L. Poplin.
Architects from Los Angeles are here,
drawing up plans for the new Collins &
Taylor bank building. The building will
pc erected on the corner of Main and
California streets. and will be built Of
atone and brick. 1t will have frontage
on Main street of fifty feet, and will run
back on California street one hundred
feet. The first floor will be built with
view OF making a commodious bank:
the second floor will consist mainly Of
omces. while the third will be given over
entirely to the Masons, who will have It
htted up under their own direction.
John Stewart and r. Kennedy returned
from Dawson City Wednesday, having
been absent since February let. They
brought back vast amount Of expert
eAcea by very little sold. .....1'....
The herald., 1898-09-03

battery case has been settled out OF court
upon the defendants agreeing not to modest
Mrs. Leslie again. and also agreeing to
pay Al costs. A. the total costa win
The herald., 1898-09-03

Mrs. z. d. Mathuss and daughter Az
expected to arrive home Monday from an
eastern visit Of three months.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
PHOENIX SHORT LINE |
PHOENIX u MAR1coPA.


train leaves Phoenix at 8p. N Ar
rives at Tempe at $50 p. NJ. and =
Maricopa at 9.30 p. u.
Train leaves Maricopa at 5.45 ,. 10
Arrives at Tempe at 6 4b a m. nd at
Phoenix at 7:l5 a. NJ.
Close CONNECTIONS made with South
ern Pacific at Maricopa, also at Tehps
with stages for Goldheld. Conuretion
made at ghoenix with $. y ?
for Presrott and Congress,
PHOENIX AND MESA eipv.
Leayp Mesa q. 80 a m, srr'gs .
Tempe m, and phoeaix $3.50 "a
Leaye Mesa at 80 p Ip. arr'yf 81
Temps 2.Qo N. and AZ Phoen.tx 4
z.3o + r..
,eayss Fhoapix ~ :9.SQs m. arrive
az Temps at 1000 a m, arrlyse AZ Mess
at 70 80 M. r@'
L4ave Phoenix at S p m, arrive
Tempe at $50 Pm, arriye Mesa n
6 p M.
All trains :-un ialiy IND will stoE
at any pcint IN signal.
g. c. MoNEIL,
F. D. SANFORD, Gent su,ps
Gen I Pass Agt.
General Office. Phoenix
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory OF
Arizona, in and tor the County of Mar
icopa.
Katie A Kirkland. Plaintiff, VS.. E. B.
Kirkland, Defeudent.
Action brought in the District Court
of the Third Judicial District OF the
Territory of Arizona. in and for Mari
copa County. and the complaint filed in
said Maricopa County, in the Office OF
the Clerk of said District Court.
In the name of the Territory of Ari-
zona.. to E. B. Kirkland Defendent
Greeting.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plain
tiff, in the District Court of the Third
Judicial D.stric- of the Territory of
Arizona. in and for Maricooa County,
and answer the complaint therein
filed with the Clerk of this said Court,
at Phoenix, In said County, within ten
days after the service upon you OF this
summons, if served in this said county
or il served ollt of this said County and
within this said Judicial District, then
Tithir twenty days thereafter or in all
ctber cases within thirty days thereafter,
ahe times above pientioned being ey.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ION.
Homestead Entry NJ. 1894,
Land Office at Tucson. Ariz ma,
: April 10, 1898.

Notice is hereby given that the to-
lowing named settler has filed NOTICE Of
his intention to make final rroof IN sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will! be made before the Clerk Of the
District Court at Phoenix, Arizona. on
Saturday June 4th. 1898, viz Henrv J.
Horne, Mesa, Maricopa Co., Atizon,; for
the WI ofsEf, Sec, % Up n. r. \ z.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon an
cultivation of said land, viz. Hiram :
Phelps. Warner Fl. Allen. John s. A.lti,
and Timothy S Nets al of Mesa, Ari
zona.
EUGENE j. TRIPpE
First pub. Apl % '9S Resis er.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
NOTICE,

The Annual ,ne~ting of the Stock
Holders of the Mesa Milling Cn. will
be held Monday May 2ud, 1898 at l
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose ci re-
ceiying the a'uluaI rrpar'a, nial the
election Of officers an! the trans zion
of any other business thaJ may come
before the stockholders
April 10, 1893,
II, S!M KlNS.
ssc' 'ary
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF SoTisctE g
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Tucson. Arizona, March IA, 1898.
Notice is thereby given that Elmlra
Rosenberger of Mesa, Maricopa Ceqnfiy
Arizona has filed notice of itttenifpIHa e
make proof on her desert-landt Claim NJ
23l6, Tor the E3 Sec. 33, T | S. R. 5 81
before the Clerk of the District Court al
Phoenix. Arizona. on Saturday the 2orq
day Of April, 1898,
She names the following witnesses tq
prove the COMPLETE irrigation and rec1
lamatiop o. said land Geofge Taylor,
Lafayette Hill Jesse D. Hobson and
Reuben ID. Rosenberger, all OF Mese.
Marrcopa County, Arizona.
EUG sNE J. Triple. 3
Register
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
*Dining station.

only North and south Line in izoaa ira
versng and reaching The most interesting sections
including the great Salt kiver valley
Through tickets for all points in ne y nteo
States, 0sanada ami Mexico.
Counec,ing at jerome Jnnction with rains
of U V. & z. Eiy. for Je ,iae,
..... AT S'ret cotr with a'sgc tnss roT
ali n principal minir camps; at Cengress
Junct, on wiz, Congress Col. Il. 4 fCS Con-
rass sad stage lines for i. .rqua Hala, Ss,nton
and YaraeIl &c rh ehix ait ; tho Narf'ope q
phnsA'x Ry., Or DO nts ott =. I 4! ais" with
STR. V. b.. At BOT Aori Ks Iunctioo ith the
-. q. t} 4, T. 20 ataea & For 'as - tCre K
hot SPRINGS: the nav ali e'"a ye hA - resort.
q. ID. MURPHY. t.ss, a. ,'4ENT
Pres'- Il Gan Ms. Gyh n d I! is Agt
Rrss~ t.. atz. Prescott 81 is.
& j.. WSii.S.
Ass' l"h%S5gr.
re s1o!t. a.iflnaA
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29

elusive of the day of service, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
(Seal) the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory OF
Arizona, in and for Maricopa County
this 9th day of April A. D. 1898.
i EDWIN S. GILL,
Clerk of said District Court
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
DESERT LtYD. FINAL PROOF = NOTICE
FOR PUBLIC ALTON.
limited States Land Office

Tucson, Arlzbns idarcn IA. 1898.
Noilcs is hereby Given that Reuben d.
Rosrnbergef .! Mesa. slar;copa County
Ar.zopa has fled notice of intention to
make proof on his desert lard claim
No 28l5, lm Re WI Sec 33, T. s. R.
+. before th> CLERK oi TIE District
Court at Phnenix, Arizona, Oil Saturday.
the, 23, d. :, Apr,}, 1895.
T!t. :, ihts be foIlo~Iig witnesses to
prove the "a" ptete irrigation AID re C
iamatlon OF i, (, isno; George Tayl
Lafayette h'il } -.e u. tsous, aud
Elm,ra Ro<el. berger, 81 CT M".a, Arizo-
na.
8 Et GENE J. r. PIEL.
i,etisit r.
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
MN. PASSEY.
UNDERCAkER

Undertaker's supplies. Imported .ofin
and caskets alwavs on hard.
Ccffina made to order IN short .ntics
Furniture repaired and job work lon
at live Al / let live prices.
WIN PASSEY.
Nex, Io,,r e lies. f,;t~ Bank
Mesa free press., 1898-04-29

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Mesa free press., 1898-04-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Go to the school entertainment
tonight.
Another runaway Monday evening.
No damage,
Mr. Leavitt's son arrived from
Mexico last week.
Our schools close today for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunham left Sun
day for California.
The weather begins to remind US OF
the soft days of summer
Mrs. Mollie Rogers has been quite
seriously i'll but is now better.
Chas Starr came over from Globe
the latter part of last week.
Judge Kibbey was in town Sunday
en- route home from Florence.
The war is now the chief subject of
conversation on street corners.
Street Commissioner Davies is get
ting the streets in presentible shape.
M. Wormser, q well known and
wealthy citizen of Phoenix. died in
that city on Monday.
, A fine American flag floats from
the cupola of the Kimball House. 1t
was unfurled on Wednesday.
- Tempe is going to plant flag COX
80 on top of the Butte and maintain
it there until the close of the war
England and France have formally
declared their neutrality in the war
now on between this country and
Spain
The hay crop of the valley as q
rule is good. There is quite heavy
demand for hay for shipment to Cali
fornia.
Sheriff Truman of Pinal county,
was in town Sunday en- route to the
asylum with young man named
Young.
Geo. W. P,ttock, the accomplished
travelling correspondent Of the Phoe-
nix Republican, came in Tuesday
evening.
SMYRNA RUGS. CARPETS,
Linoleums, Lace Gu tains, Musical
Instruments. Drop q postal card and
we will call on you st your home with
samples. @: F. Lampey, 526 West
Washington ST., Phoenix, Arizona.
Whipple Barracks at Prescott has
been abandoned One sergeant and
eleven soldiers are left in charge and
in charge and an officer has been sent
out to appraise the property.
The people of the South American
republics as rule sympathize with
Spain in this fight but the governments
will maintain strict neutrality.
More men have died and are buried
in the Isthmus of Pana ma. along tt g
line of the proposed canal, than on
any equal amount Of territory in the
world.
DIR. D. L. Lucas. the Mesa Dentist
has moved his Office from the Alham-
bra to the FREE Press building on
Main street. The DIR. will, commene
ing January lst, meet Phoenix prices
on all kinds of work. Extracting
teeth, fifty cents each, which amount
will be deducted from plate work.
Best plate work from $40 up. Filling
from ST up. Gold crown and bridge
work speciality. y
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-22
South Dakota Cattlcmcn Meet.

The annual meeting of the Western
South Dakota Cattle Growers Associa-
ton was held AT Rapid City, when the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: G. X. How
ard. president; IL. ID. Dawson, vice presi-
dent; II. Stewart, secretary and treasurer.
Many prominent railroad men were pres
cnt. w. y. Anderson Of Chicago presented
that city as the center of the manufacture
of the food product of the family group of
middle American markets. Reports from
the cattle districts were all favorable.
There were no losses from severe winter
weather, and early spring grass is coming.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-04-22
South Dnkota Dnirymcn.

The executive committee of the State
Dairymcn's Association met at Sioux
4, at Salem, to Fix ii time for holding the
annual meeting OF the association. There
will be representatives from l50 cream
cries at the next gathering, showing that
the growth of this industry has been pile-
nomcnal in Sontli Dakota during the past
two years, during which period 40 Of this
number have been established. The pco-
pie of the state nave gone mad on the Sub
jcct Of crcamcrics. They have found ii
such Il beneficial change from the Did
methods of hand butter making, and SO
mucl, more advantageous financially to
both the farmer and the merchant that it
will not he long before IL creamery is
located in every township in the state.