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The herald., 1898-01-09

walking through the house and got III
to investigate. She called one of the
carpenters by name, asking if it were he
He replied: Yes, and I've got him." The
him" referred to a big, stout looking
fellow, whom he had caught prowline
through the house at 3 o'clock in thc
morning, with the excuse that he
thought it was an empty house and he
was simply seeking shelter.
Marshal Dexter was sent for, who took
the intruder off to Jail. This morning
Judge Wells held him to answer to the
superior court on q charge Of burglary.
Mrs. j. Erwin Hoy gave a very pretty
tea at her Third street home last Mon
day afternoon before leaving for Corona
and other interior towns to be absent
several weeks. Those present were
Mines. ]. p. Jones. Acker Wells, Baron
ess Harden-Hick and the Misses Zai-
dee and Nell Kennelley.
Roy Sulliger left on yesterdays steam
er for Berkeley.
report was received in this city to-
day to the effect that Bjorling. the for
mer proprietor of the Anheuser saloon
who left for Klondike some time ago
tldl pellSHcu III iIdl region Oh munger.
Rev. @. F. Wisner has been appointed
by the presbytery to take part in the mi
tiation services of the Rev. Hugh L,
Walker as pastor of the Emmanuel
church of Los Angeles tomorrow.
The newly-elected officers of the Silver
Wave lodge of Rebekahs were installed
last night by Grand District Deputy Sa
rah E. Tuppen and staff, and are as fol-
lows: Lillian Barker. p. n. g.; Jessica
Wilson, Nc; Mile Wiser, V.G.; Emma
Guidinger, recording secretary: Mettie
Wiser, financial secretary; Alice Balse-
ley, treasurer. AT the conclusion of the
ceremony banquet was served.
The Santa Monica high school nine
will cross bats with the Los Angeles
Spaldngs at the bicycle track tomorrow
afternoon.
Al Montgomery will leave tomorrow
for San Francisco. where he will be mar
ried to Mrs. Belle Molloy of that city.
The application of j. C. Elliott of Los
Angeles for a pleasure wharf franchise
is to come before Mondays meeting of
the board of trustees. 1t had been eX-
pected, during the past couple of weeks
that Mr.. Elliott would exhibit the plans,
etc, of the proposed structure to the
harbor committee, but he has failed to
do so. Just how the matter will termi-
past two weeks, it is rumored, have ma
terially affected the intention of the pro-
moters of the enterprise.
The herald., 1898-01-09
SIERRA MADRE

SIERRA MADRE, Jan. S.-(ReguIar
Correspondence.) About half an inch of
rain fell Thursday and Friday nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Carter are visiting
friends in Riverside.
Rev. Mr. Blanchard went to Ventura
on Saturday to spend the Sabbath.
Chaplain Thompson, u. S. N, has re-
ceived orders to join the L. S. S. Mohegan
for voyage around thew Grid
Mr.. Wilson, wife and daughter, lately
from the east, have rented the Robinson
house on Baldwin avenue.
Several orange buyers are trying to
corral the rest of the Sierra Madre or
ange crop.
Large numbers of the orchardists
here are having their citrus trees fumi
gated.
The Sierra Madre band boys are ar
ranging for an entertainment in the neal
future.
Mrs. Van Doren arrived home TODAY
from visit of several weeks duration
with her brother, Rev. Mr.. Crist, and
wife, at Glendale.
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ORANGE COUNTY
FULLERTON

| FULLERTON, Jan. S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) James McFadden, presi-
dent of the Newport railroad, came ur
from Santa Ana yesterday to look after
business connected with his lumber
yard here.
There is a good opening in Fullerton
for a furniture store. Almost every
other branch of trade is represented
here.
Prof. Twombly of the public schools
has been ill for several days.
d. S. Chamblee has bought the o. X.
grocery store from Chamlee & Williams.
The public library has renewed its
subscriptions to all the leading maya
zines.
Billy Barnes, who is mining in 1nyo
county, has bought a 200-acre ranch up
there and will move his family soon.
The A. o. u. w. will install its officers
next Thursday evening.
Some weeks ago the Santa Fe COM
pany began furnishing its employees at
the oil wells with groceries and pro-
visions. Up to that time the Fullerton
merchants had the entire trade of the
oil drillers and bumpers. During the
past month the merchants have hauled
all their goods from Los Angeles by
team and over the Southern Pacific to
Anaheim and say they will continue to
do so until the Santa Fe withdraws its
supply agent from the oil wells.
Among the shipments from Fullerton
this week We're: Earl company, one
carload of oranges; Golden Belt COM
pany, two carloads of oranges; associa-
ton, three carloads of walnuts.
c. B. Huggans has brought the 50-foot
lot north of the Hotel Reception from
w. b. Wiltshire of Los Angeles. Con-
sideration $1,000.
E. w. Dean, A. S. Bradford, George b.
Key and Oliver Staub went to Los An
geles Thursday to attend the regular
meeting of Court Los Angeles of the
1. o. F.
The A. o. U. w. will give ball here
the latter part of this month.
An entertainment will be given here
this month for the benefit of the public
library.
Several young people from Fullerton
went to the Modini- Wood concert at
Buena Park last night.
The w. C. T. U. will meet in the NJ. f.
church Wednesday at 3 p. m.
The herald., 1898-01-09
MONROVIA

MONRONIA, Jan. S.-Regular Core
spondence) The board of directors of the
Duarte Mutual Irrigation and Canal
company has been instructed by the
stockholders to proceed with the con-
structiOn of tWo-million gallon reser-
voir on the site purchased year ago
from Bliss Bros, lying between the
Bliss and Young ranches. The land
purchased is sufficiently large for three
reservoirs, but it is the intention to
build only one at present of two-million
gallon capacity. The others will be built
as needs require.
The team of Monrovia lodge. A. O. IT,
W., took second prize at the Tournament
of Roses at Pasadena last Saturday.
Capt r. r. Crandall and wife are en-
joying a visit for the winter from their
daughter, Mrs. Harris, and her two
children from Des Moines, Iowa. They
spent the winter here two years ago.
John Mccormick and wife of Port
Huron, Mich, have secured rooms at
the villa for the winter
Miss Miller of Cucamonga was guest
this week of Mrs. j. p. Stops.
Mrs. w. H. Cook of Los Angeles was
in town visiting with friends Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath of Good Hope, ILL.,,
are the guests of Pardon Wooley.
Arthur S. Church of Duarte is visit
ing with his brother in his old home in
Nevada county.
DR.. Kellogg-Lane has been seriously
i'll this week.
Mrs. Nelson and daughter Minna left
for Berkeley Saturday.
S. r. Norris of Sierra Madre has let
the contract for residence and store,
TO be situated On the corner opposite
The herald., 1898-01-09
COvINA

COVINA, Jan. S.-(Regular Core
spondence.) An athletic club was organ
lied in Covina Thursday evening.
This being the week of prayer, union
prayer meetings were held by the
Methodist and Baptist churches.
b. f. Coons, agent of the Southern
Pacific at this place, is quite i'll.
Fred Warner left on Friday evening
for his former home at Guthrie, Okla
homa, after a ten-years' stay in Covina.
A surprise party was rendered him on
Wednesday evening. at which time
twenty of his friends participated.
Marshal Hazard of Whittier was the
guest of his friend, E. w. Bennink, this
week.
ranch of Ed Hoffman, moving his family
this week
Banker Dusenbury enjoyed pleasant
visit from his old friend, Mr.. Holbrook,
a prominent banker of Washington, this
week.
Carl Warner returns to his studies at
Berkeley university on Monday next
having spent three weeks with his
parents.
An oyster supper will be given in
Franklin's hall next Friday evening,
the 14th inst. under the auspices of the
Y. P. S. c. E.
Mrs. ]. H. Matthews visited few days
this week with her friend, Miss Nelmes
of Pasadena.
Miss Lottie Greenlar entertained
large number of her friends at her home
in the Goldman block on Tuesday even
ing.
Thomas Finch this week began plac-
ing on the ground the material for a
business block to be erected on Citrus
avenue.
c. H. Ruddock has enlarged his lemon
house so that he can utilize a portion of
the floor space for orange packing, he
having decided to pack his own fruit
this season.
Prof. G. w. White of University, Los
Angeles, preached at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday, both morning and evening.
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ment Is necessary. To the whole cot
try has come the satisfying demonstl
tions OF Its worth and value, and in eve
hamlet, town. and city is to be fou
those who have tested the Muny
Remedies, and are ready to 60 on rece
as witnesses for the truth.
Mrs A. Walker. 1881 Market Sire
San Francisco. Cal, says: ~ have be
@ great sufferer from Rheumatism a
stomach troubles. My rheumatic pal
were very severe and I was often qu
crippled with the stiffness and serene
in the muscles and joints. doctor
with several physicians, but never
benefited until at last l was reco,
mended to use Munyon's Remedies.
few bottles Of the Rheumatism GU
removed every trace Of my Rheumatis
and am completely cured. This succe
encouraged me to try Munyon's Dy
pepsia Cure for my stomach troub
which affected me SO badly that I cou
not eat even the lightest kind OF di
without suffering great distress. The
feet OF the Dyspepsia Cure was equal
good. 1t cured me entirely, and l ca
not thank Munyon's Remedies enoul
for having made such a well woman
me-"
Munyon has q separate remedy for en-,
disease, and all druggists sell them. Mos
ly % cents q vial. If in doubt, Profess
Munyon invites YOU to write to him,
1.505 Arch Street. Philadelphia, for fr
medical advice.
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his present place of business. and to
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
The members of the Methodist church
thinking a good way to begin the new
year was by giving their pastor pound
ing. called at the parsonage and did the
job up in good shape.
At the Pierian club last Wednesday
evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing three months:
Hal M. Slemons, president; George q.
Griffith, vice-president; Will Meredith,
secretary; Frank. Cooper, treasurer.
The Pasadena and Alhambra Good
Templar lodges gave an entertainment
at the Baptist church last evening, in
which there were addresses, recitations
and vocal and instrumental music.
Earl Thomas, who has been attending
military college in Texas for the past
three years, has returned home.
Quite a demand for houses has been
created in Monrovia, and the empty
houses are rapidly filling up.
The herald., 1898-01-09
ORANGE

ORANGE, Jan. S.-(Regular Cores
pondence) The Villa Park boys gave
a dance Friday evening in the Rochester
hail. orange.
There was a precipitation of Is of an
inch last night. Good prospects for
more. Total rainfall to date, 2.24 inches.
On Thursday evening Orange council
293 f. A. A., elected officers and initiated
ten new members.
Clyde Bishop, who was recently mar
ried at Oakland to Miss Florence Ben
nett, with his bride, is visiting his
parents in Orange.
John Ludemann has sold his farming
implements, etc, and will in few weeks
start for the <londike. During his alb
sence Mrs. Ludemann and daughter will
reside at Santa Ana.
The Misses Scarritt gave a delightful
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first excursion will be brought over
road in a few days.
Work will be resumed at the XII
Solomon mine on Monday. Work W
temporarily stopped at this mine fl
weeks ago to enable the entire force
be put to work opening up the Pinmt
mine. Their efforts were so SUGGEST
that, besides the large quantity of
milled. there are thousands Of tons
sight.
The Johannesburg team won in I
football game played last Saturday
tween the Randsburg and Johannesbu
teams. A practice game will be play
next Sunday afternoon. and mat
game is in contemplation for the 18th.
over 5000 has been subscribed iowa
buying instruments for the band. T
instruments when bought will be I
property of the town.
a party of Mormons passed throui
here Wednesday en- route to San BE
nardino.
Charles Fuller Gates returned to
camp this week and expects to spei
several months here familiarizing hir
self with mines and mining.
Solomon levitt, one Of the recent pu
chasers of the G. b. mine, Is register
at Hotel johannesburg.
Frank Griffith and wife left last Su
day for short VISIT to friends in l.
Angeles.
John Evans and party have return
from the vicinity of Resting Springs al
report the location of several goo
claims. Nt....
At the progressive euchre party CIV,
at Hotel Johannesburg New Years eve
ing Mrs. VIM. Sim won the ladies' priz
Mrs. Peck receiving the consolidate
prize; Prof. Claverie won the gentl
mems prize, while c. NJ. Lawrence r
ceived the BOBBY.
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was given; neighbors soon assembled,
and furniture was carried out, carpets
were torn up and windows and doors
broken from their fastenings, to make
sure of saving something. The flames
were soon suppressed and the body Of
the house was saved. The loss is about
$1,000. The insurance will make the
owner good
The herald., 1898-01-09

months special course in dentistry. AL
bert Austin, who will enter the dental
college at that place as student. &C
companied him.
Prof. H. L. Lunt and wife returned
from their visit north yesterday.
The Misses Linnie and Agnus Win
gard, sisters of Postmaster Frank Win
gard who left here last october for a
visit to Kansas, Kentucky, Indiana,
Georgia and Louisiana, returned yes
terday.
The herald., 1898-01-09
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, Jan. S.--(Regular
Correspondence The house of w. H.
Perry was entered by a strange man
early this morning, who insists that it
was not his intention to commit robbery.
Mr.. Perry is having some alterations
made on the house, and the carpenters
who are doing the work are sleeping in
a back room of the house. Early this
morning Mrs. Perry heard some one
The herald., 1898-01-09
SOUTH PASADENA

SOUTH PASADENA, Jan. .-(Regu.
lar Correspondence Fire occurred this
morning between s and o'clock in the
fine residence of A. l.. Fell, on Center
street. While the family was at break
fast in the basement kitchen smoke was
discovered in the rooms above. An alarm
The herald., 1898-01-09
KERN COUNTY
JOHANNESBURG

JOHANNESBURG Jan. 7.-(Regular
correspondence. The directors of the
Kramer and Randsburg railway are ex-
pected to come over the line today in
private car. The surfacing of the road
will be completed by the 18th of the
month, when the road will be turned
over by the construction company. AS
soon as the road is accepted a time
schedule will be made, out and better
connection will be made at Kramer. The
The herald., 1898-01-09
The First Day

more easily than If the Cold is permit
ted to run on.
Those who keep "Seventy-seven" ha
DIV and take dose at the first sneeze
shiver, never have a bad cold and a
saved from Pneumonia and other pt
monary diseases.
"77" cures Grip, Influenza, Catarr
Pains and Soreness in the Head al
Chest, Cough, Sore Throat and Fever
A a5c Vial Leads to n Dollar Flask
At druggists or sent on receipt of price
Ask for DR.. Humphreys Specific Manu-
of all Diseases a your druggists. or mall
free Humphreys Med. Co., New York.
The herald., 1898-01-09

Madre in good demand.
Baptists happy in the settlement of a pastor
merchant sells the Kondike
company million reservoir
March st
doing profitable business
getting Ebnk
hanged
i'll rather
pensve
jackbbits than moth
ing alive
shakepan with club house
known donor.
ton residents.
be King
hannesburg district.
Brnardino suit evidence Mill creek
as al as
Monday Elliott will ask the
chise to build a pleasure wharf.
Beach ordinance fixing license
$50 month"; Penelope be fitted Alaskan
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No More Argumen
In the Light of Existing Fact, "
Argue2

The great Munyon system-the sch
OF medicine which Is superseding
Sthers-has passed the stage where arr
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party to number of friends on Thurs
day evening.
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CONTINUED on Page Twelve.)
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-27
OFFICIAL CHANCES.
A New Territorial Treasurer and Capi>
 tol Site Commission.


 Governor Murphy yesterday made some important official changes, ap- pointing T. w. Pemberlon to succeed Col. C. w. Johnstone as territorial treasurer. The personnel of the capi- tol grounds and building commission was entirely changed, Mr. E. B. Gage of Prescott succeeding w. $. Adams of Jerome, Walter Talbot succeeding I. N. Bell, and Frank II. Parker taking the place of H. B. Sl. Claire.
 The new territorial treasurer, Mr. Pcmberton, has lived in the territory many years and is closely identified with many Of the leading business in- terests of the valley. He has for a long time been Il director in the Phoe- National Bank and for d year has been in charge of the affairs of the Phoenix Light and Fuel company. The success with which he has managed his own business was regarded by those who learned of his appointment yesterday as a guarantee of the skill with which the financial affairs Of the territory would be conducted
 The new capitol site commission will have charge of the business of the new building from the first preliminary step, except that of signing the capitol building bonds. The former cOmmis sion had, it is true, advertised for plans and specifications which had been re- ceived, but on account of a miscOns;ruc- tion of the law requiring that the funds derived from the bonds must first be in the treasury bufore such advertise ment car be made. the work must all be gone over again. n.-PbOenix Repub- lican
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-27
Rules Governing Applications For Pardon.

Notlce or appllcatlOn TOT pardon should be published for at least two weeks in some newspaper in the county where the crime was committed for which the applicant Was convicted.
 All applications for pardon should be accompanied by a petition signed by at least twenty-five reputable citizens of the locality where the crime was com mitted.
 There should accompany the applica- tion recommendation to clemency and reasons therefor, signed by two-thirds of the Grand Jury which indited. two thirds of the trial jury which convict ed, the District Attorney who prose- cuted, and the Judge who sentenced the prisoner.
 If the required signatures of Judge. District Attorney and jurors cannot be obtained because of the death or ab- sence of any number of them from the Territory, the facts in that regard should be stated.
 r After an application for pardon in due form, and in accordance with these requirements, is received at the exec utive office. it will be forwarded to the superintendent of the Territorial prison for report as to the prisoners conduct while in confinement. and for the rec ommendation of the superintendent.
 After the later recommendation is received by the Executive, the case will be reviewed and considered by him and such action taken as he may deem proper.
 These rules do not apply to pardons for the restoration of citizenship at the expiration of d prisoners term, when such pardon appears deserved.
 A strict compliance with the above regulations will expedite action in par don cases. N. o. MURPHY,
 3l-3t. Governor.
 THE SUN for one year and a series of
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-27

Mrs. NJ. J. Kennedy and Mrs. B. F. Wisehart came up from Winslow We'd nesday and will remain few day visit ing with friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-08-03
Volunteer Aid Association.

Many of the women of st. Johnsbury
as they have heard of the needs of the
soldiers and sailors Of our country, have
wished they might in some way assist in
the good work. Knowing that the YER
mont Regiment has not been called into
active service as yet, and not knowing
just what was most needed, they have
felt that their mites would count for but
little. But with organized efforts much
work can be done not only for the boys
of our own regiment, but for those
whose cots stand next to those of the
Vermont troops in the hospital, and who
may need remedies as WELL
That Volunteer Aid Association may
be formed in St. Johnsbury, every woman
in the town is asked to come to the
armory next Thursday afternoon, Au-
gust 4, at o'clock to consider the ques-
ton and bring ideas for work, as we'll as
great enthusiasm and love for her country.
This call is issued by the following la
dies of St. Johnsbury: Mrs. P. F. Hazen,
Mrs. William ]. Ranney, Mrs. Jonathan
Ross, Mrs. c. H. Merrill, Mrs. c. M.
Stone, Mrs. Robert Mackinnon, Mrs.
Frank Richardson, Mrs. G. F. Cushman,
Mrs. 6. c. Waterman, Mrs. B. w. Spaul.
ding. Miss Katie Peck, Mrs. B. G. Howe,
Mrs. p. A. Roach, Mrs. Jerome Lemere,
Mrs. Arthur Bangs, Mrs. Thomas lyric,
Mrs. A. l.. Bailey.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-08-03
Almost a Bad Fire.

On Monday morning at about $50
o'clock ". E. Burnham, who has a room
in the Union block on the corner of Main
and Central streets, thought he detected
the odor of smoke. Upon opening his
door he found the hall full of smoke and
Immediately rang the alarm. The fire
company was on the scene at once and it
was without doubt their promptness
that saved the building. The fire was
confined almost wholly to the wall be.
tween the grocery store of Ranney &
Potts and Gaskills bakery. The cause
of the fire is not known. Ranney &
Potts are the heaviest losers, but are
insured for $2100 with Rickaby & Co.,
and 5000 with Crawford Ranney. L. F.
Gaskill's loss was about $25 and was
covered by insurance with Moore & Co.
Crawford Ranney had $1,000 on the
building and the Vermont Mutual and
Union Mutual each had a policy on it.
'rhe building is owned by r. {. M. Howe
and Henry {. and William S. Boynton
Though this is one of the oldest blocks
in town this is the first fire OF any conse-
quence that hasever occurred there. The
occupants Of the second story suffered
some damage from smoke, and in several
instances removed their goods, but the
flames never spread from their starting
point and no one except the firemen saw
any flames at any time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-08-03
Some County Democrats.

Editor Laymon of the Hardwick Ca
zette has some pleasant words to say
about the recently nominated candidates
on the democratic county ticket and
they are herewith produced for the bene-
fit OF our readers:
ITS evident that the democrats have
many hopes conferred in George B. Davis
OF Danville. He was unanimously nomi-
mated for secretary of state at the recent
Burlington convention and later at a
county convention held at st. Johnsbury
was nominated Tor senator to represent
this district"
"B. +. Billiard of Hardwick has been
nominated for probate judge by his party
of this county. Here is another young
man of ability hampered in the express
sion of honest ideas. Right or wrong,
honest or dishonest he is tabooed from
extending his services for the benefit of
the people of the county. Billiard is a
rising young lawyer and leader in the
councils OF his party. Personally and
with hosts OF warm friends here we
should like to see him elected, but we
don't expect to be thus favored"
"At last the detriment to which this
territory is subjected by universal re-
publican majority, has been brought
home to our very door. H. B. Howe
has been nominated Tor states attorney
by the democrats OF the county. There
isn't the shade of a shadow of doubt
but that he will be defeated owing to an
inbred determination Of republicans to
vote their ticket regardless OF the capa.
blities of the nominees. Howe is a
capable, honest young lawyer that
would see to it that the laws OF the
state are enforced. Prohibition republi.
cans will go as shy OF Howe on account
OF this knowledge, as though he was
born outside oil the state Thus the
state loses the services OF probably the
best man that could be elected to that
office, through the universal majority Of
that party"