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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

. de la misma, honras finebres 60 10
Tglesis Parroquial de San Sebastian.
Sc han repartido esquelas invi.
tando & asistir & dichos funerales.
-Comunica oil captain Fernandez
Mater al Quartet general que ha ocu-
rrido 10 incsndio en- el cafaveral de
la hacienda <Barbara, de Arecibo,
causando daHos HScense esfuerzos
por descubrir autores del hecho.
Ell teniente Tallada y ell policia
Narciso villafaha, detuvieron en- Rio
Piedras q Siverio Garcfas, autor del
robo de una yegua, la cual vendl6 q
Juan Ssrrano del barrio Monascillo
de Rio Piedras.
FL Juez de la Carolina entiende on
ell asunto.
LA MAQUINA deescribir es ar.
tfculo de primera necesidsd. La Pos.
tai la Is copias. 5Puede hacerse ESQ
en- otras maquinas? Pruebe, Sc vende q
prueba-Dirijase Ulises Roman, s,
Sebastian, P. R.-Se desean agentes
activos.-
Ell Gobernador Winthrop hs pa
sado un escrito, para que lie sean pre-
sentados los %iuicios que Sc celebrar
en- los juzgados muDicipales conde
uando q memories de edad.
Ell obieto del Gobernador es ave
riguar los delitos porque Sc castigan
y breeder acto seguido & evitarlo
por medic de oportunas 6rdenes gu
dictar& el' celoso alcalde senior Todd
En- Ia oicina del gobierno no
comunic6 Ell secretario Frazier que n
90 habia recibido information public
durante toda 10 mafana.
Ell G~obernador winthrop sigu
con interes ell asunto de las huelgas
oide todos los telegramas que Sc rec
ban on Ell Quartet general de la policfs
-Ningunas de las cervezas fabr
cadas en- los Estados Unidos, es m
jor, que Ia sin rival cerveza PADS
? de Milwaukee. Segdn dice la prens
i. de- aquel pats, or ell plebiscito que
verified alli dltimamente, result6 90
iumensa mayoria de votos. Imports
Q iores M. r.. Calder6n y ca Tetuan l
D -Esta mahana ostuvo q visitar
G%obernador ell loctor don Ricard
Hernandez, miembro de 10 Comisit
r lie Ia Policia Insular, comunicando
Mr. Winthrop que Sc %encuentran q
disposition cincuenta hombres pal
S ,ubrir las plazas PROFESSIONALS de p
. licfas insulares y proceder & los nor
b%ramientos.l
Ell secretario de la Corte Supr
ma interesa una relaci6n de los Alb
,ados ~inscritos en- ell coleglo para II
oar On libro alberto con ell fn de C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
fuego en- MayagHeZ

In Ell incendio ocurrido On Maya.
gasz, ~susssyer, SO quemaron dos ca
eos de don Rita Nadal y la Succession
Torruellas, que se encon:raban asegu-
radas, oil Glen la primera por menos
valor de 10 que On realidad valfa.
E fleso consumi6 por complete
amhas casas apssar de los ~esfuerzoi
hechss por 81 cuerpo de bomberos y Ia
policfa III mando del captain LOPEZ
DfAz.
Sc ha detsnido & Ramon Freire J
g Angel Ruiz, como supuestos completes
del hecho.
Esta information 90 copia..del 10
lsgrams recibido On el Quartet genera
este maiana y pueste por 81 tenient'
Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

nocer ell nombre de todos los aboga-
dos que e%iercen en- Puerto Rico; gel
secretario 10 avisa por medic de I'm
anuncio que ha fiado en- el local del
colegio. III
Las <Pastillas Ant1ricas del
doctor LIE Roy, estimulan y activan
10 acci6n del hfgado y de los rihones
y r~egularizan las funciones de los In
testinos.
--Informa de Arecibo 81 captain
| Fernandez Mater que han empezado q
trabaiar las haciendas San Francisco
y Oriente, sin aumento de jornalts.
Los se1ores Opksam Noting y
CO, Cincinnati, Ohio, enviaran a esta
isla 200 catalogos para nuevos Agen-
tes, q~uienes remitirAn q Arecibo 30
centavos en- sellos para fr%anquearlo.
Sc necesitan agentes en- Puerto Rico,
Cuba y Santo Domingo. No escriban
& Arecibo sine Microbes 6 Jueves al
Representante General de la Compa-
MA, r. Narvaez Rivera. P.
-Comunica Ell %teniente Schettini,
de Manati, que en- Ia hacienda San
Vicente, de Vega-Baja ha ocurrido
una huelhs, saliendo para 81 referido
punto con dos policfas q u 6rdenes.
FL teniente Schettini pide tambien
aumento de fuerzas On Barceloneta.
Sin usar las <Pildosas rosadas
} del doctor Papiagua, no puede obte-
3 nerse n convalescsncia rapida y sin
tenor & consecuencias ulteriores.
PARA CURAR UN RES
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS
D TrLLAs .LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-QUINI-
MA. FL boticario le devolvera el d.
Q nero 81 no 90 cura. La irma de e. W.
y GROVE 90 halla en- cada caiita.
-Compramos una moneda de ORC,
de Chile, de diez q veinte pesos. In.
formaremos en- esta Reduction. 6-t
SPARA curar un resfr1ado OF
L I'm dia tome las PASTILLAs ..LAxAN
q TIES DE BRoMo oUININA. Ell boticari(
lie devolver4 ell dinero 81 no Sc cura
n La 6rma de e. W. GROVE Sc hallt
On cada cajita.
l.. DOFICJNA de asuntos admins
trativos y iudlciales y agencia de ne
gocios de Jose G. del Vale, Gale d.
u San Francisco nImero Is. (Altos.)
& Gesti6n en- los departamentos de
Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientos
a Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10 ju
D. dicial: abogados Acuha, Diaz Ma
a. varro y Texidor. Buen traductor
maquina de escribir.
g. a-LAS IND[GESTIONES sc all
o. Wan Embellishments, can tomar do
E. sellos, y radicalmente Sc curan con u
o. solo estuche del Digestive Moiarriets
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Hotel Marina

Habiendo cambiado de dasao este
ncreAliado ESTABLISHMENTS, ban sido
latrOAncidas en- 81 grandeS reformas,
ans = ponen . ls sltura de los meio-
@ds 50 Clase. En- 81 % eneontrarkn
loa msS sxquisitos plGtos de las coCi-
naa francesa, americana, ingless y
rll, asi como IN excelsnts ssrVi'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Jnlcios por jurados
tOsntinuaci6n de Ia pdgina 1s)

tCeTStnudcI0n Gs Ia pdg!n1 ~
AAdsra a~claraci6n de loA puntos de 10
tsy. El J uez dsmostro aus grsndes CO.
nocimisntos que tiene de criminalists.
Fl iurado estuvo deliberando mas
A. una bora. A las ocho y media fue
uAmado el Marshall para conduclr 81
iurado que do su veredicto de culpa.
bilidad, cali6cando el..hecho de asssi'
nato On primer grado, pidieudo Gle
mencia para 10 acusada.
Fl juez 10 anunci6 y sehal6 su sen
tsncia para Of dis Q del actual q las
Do l. maiana.
Serfan les ocho y media de Ia no
che cuando 10 Corte qued6 cerrada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07

Azicar americana de u $3.50 a6.
Algod6n de 81 II.
Almid6n & s2i
Cafe corriente Sl3 a 13t
Cueros.dulces S16 | q II
Cocos & go mlllar.
Ron Is grades Cartier de II centa-
vos gallon.
Maiz 4 8 1.50
Sebo & s4i "a.
Tabaco. nominal.
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Anuncio

Fl que susoribe, ofrece mulas do.
madas 6 ind6mitas. Fl qus intsress
comprar algunas puede dir'girse &
esta Villa.-ALFRRDJ AMY.
CoamO Julio 81, 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
clio en- TODD 10 que Sc relaciona con es
"a clase de establecimientos.
Una vista al Hotal Marina
HpOgrafa la Democrdcid'

I'm sStd impTsnta q hGoen tOdd dase
de trGbQOs tpogrdfeOs d tOdas hOr0s de-
dial Dc q AooRs, PTeeios hs MdJ bor0tos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-07
Jose Esteban Garcia
Administrator del HotpI Union"

Allen, TeltaleEa) q, San Juan Puerto Rico Sc ohNce 4 ss amigos
aTp5khee On reaeFal. PunAo e6ntieo, Buenas y ventladss habitscionss
sars4sio ssmsrado, luz sltsttcs, bsnos gratis. Sc admiten pupilos y abona
nadosA-Apartado rs. Te6tons 1M.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
HUNDREDS VIEW AIRSHIP
AT PLAYA DEL. REY

PLAYA DEL REY, April 15.-Sway-
ing gently from side to side and III
appearance resembling a monster
bologna sausage of the short, fat
variety, the huge cylinder of the
Twombly, Haddock airship was today
viewed by hundreds Of persons who
came down to see its initial imitation.
The machine is the invention of l..
3. Haddock and w. r. Twombly, who
assisted in the construction of Cap
tain Baldwin's Arrow" but who be-
lieve that they have in their latest
creation, the Bullet" an airship SUI
perior in every respect and one that
ia bound to startle the scientific world.
The balloon is seventy-five feet in
length, twenty-five feet in diameter,
has a capacity of $4,000 feet and 3
lifting power of 1850 pounds. The frame
work is of pine and tempered steel.
The most important part of the af-
fair, and one on which hinges its
future, is embodied in two unostenta-
tious little engines that ride on the
lower part of the frame work midway
between the propeller and rudder, the
propeller being on the front end.
These engines weigh total OF
eighty-four pounds. are of seven
horse power and are capable Of max
ing $500 revolutions a minute.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
SANTA ANA LIQUOR
ORDINANCE VIOLATED
Former Restaurant Keeper Pleads
Guilty and Is Fined Seventy
Five Dollars

Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, April &c. w. Raney,
accused of selling whisky in violation
of the prohibitory statute of this city,
pleaded guilty to the charge yester-
day evening before City Recorder Will
son and was fined SIS, which he paid.
Raney was arrested while proprietor
of the Saddle Rock restaurant, which
he has since Sold
The faculty of the business college
entertained the pupils last night with
a social evening. Games were played
and substantial refreshments served.
Company l. gave a dance last night
at Armory hall, all members of the
company attending in full uniform.
Rev. Edward A. Kimball, lecturer
of the Christian Scientists, speaks at
the opera house Friday evening
Lieut.. Col. A. M. Lochwitzky, an
escape from Siberian exile, whittier he
was sent by the Russian government,
will tell the story of his experience
tomorrow evening at Suprgeon's hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
SAN PEDRO ITEMS
Services to Be Held in the New Cath
oIic Church Today

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, April 15.-Services will
be held in the new Catholic church for
the first time tomorrow at 10:3O a. m.
The real opening of the sacred edifice,
and dedication, will not take place for
some time yet. Several weeks will
elapse before the finishing touches are
all completed. Rev. M. j. Conneally
states that ne intends to carry out the
original plans of his predecessor, the
late Father Smith, whose desire it was
to make the structure as nearly model
of architecture, both as to exterior and
interior, as possible,
Mrs. r. G. Dupuy entertained the
ladies of the Afternoon Whist club at
her residence on Tenth street yesterday.
The Young Mems club gave social
entertainment last evening at the Bap-
tist church.
William Sepulvedas horse ran away
this afternoon while the owner was
driving down Beacon street from the
plaza. 1t fell in heap and dislocated
its knee-cap, and as the injury was
beyond hope of cure by surgical means,
the officers relieved the animals misery
by shooting It,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
TRAGEDY AT REDoNDo
Starving, PennIIess Man Disappears
From End of Wharf

special 10 Ihe Herald.
REDONDO, April 15.-At late hour
last night, when Marshal Smith and
Night Watchman Rice were making
their rounds, they found a poorly
dressed man of about As years Of age
standing at the entrance to wharf
No. 1.
Upon being questioned the man stated
that he was hungry and out of money.
The marshal then offered to give him
supper and quarters for the night,
whereupon he started off on a brisk
run toward the end of the wharf. After
two hours search under cars and
every conceivable place about the
wharf not the slightest trace of the
man could be found and it is supposed
that he jumped into the sea.
B. Alnsworth and wife left yester-
day for San Francisco, where they
were to meet Mr.. Ainsworth's brother,
j. C. Ainsworth of Portland
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
RAILROAD BLAMED FOR
THE DEATH OF ALVAREZ
Verdict Of coroner's Jury In Santa
Bsrbara--only Two WsrshIps Of
Squadron In Port

bdFpdFd--OUiy iWo NNofoHiPo W
Squadron In Port
Special TO The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, April 15.-The
coroner's jury sitting IN the inquiry
into the death of L. Alvarez yesterday
returned verdict finding the conf
pany negligent in the failure to pro-
vide signal at the crossing where
the accident took place.
Contrary to expectation and report,
only a portion of the Pacific squadron
will visit this port, several Of the
ships having been ordered to other
waters. The flagship Chicago and the
gunboat Bennington are the only ones
now in port and no others are expected.
The Chicago and Bennington will re-
main here for fourteen days, or until
April 2S, when they will sail for Mon
terey The ships will he open to the
inspection Of visitors every afternoon
after 1 o'clock.
An engagement has Just been an
nounced which will no doubt he of In
terest to many people in this city.
The two young people who are soon to
wed are Miss Lillian M. Eaton and
John M. Couch. Miss Eaton Is a
daughter of ]. o. Eaton, the we'll
known building contractor, and Mr..
Couch is also well known, having been
connected with the firm of Burson e
Son for some years past. The wedding
is to take place about May II, and is
to he military ceremony, Mr.. Couch
being prominent member of the
uniform rank, knights of Pythas. 1t
will be held in the Presbyterian church,
the Rev. Warren d. More officiating.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
GOLETA IS AROUSED
BY RECKLESS AUT0ISTS
Plan to Refuse Passage Through the
Town Is Under Consideration
by Citizens

Special to The Herald.
GOLETA, April 15.-The residents of
this place are up in arms over the ac-
tions of cross-country automobiles
while enroute to points south. There
seems to be little regard for property
or life," says one of the residents,
"and many things have happened
which, if repeated, will lead to the
posting of notices each side of the
town at the opening of side roads that
the drivers may be enabled to take
roads around the town instead of
passing through
Yesterday, while two wagons were
standing in the street, an automobile
passed through the town at rate of
fifty miles per hour and caused both
teams to run away, demolishing one of
the wagons and injuring one driver.
1t is said there will be a committee to
look into the matter and If 1t is neces-
sary shotguns will be resorted to to
puncture the tires and call the drivers
to account.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
RIVERSIDE NEWS or
GENERAL INTEREST
Boy Discovers a Petrifled Oyster She'll
on Hubdoux
Mountain
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, April 15-At the
chamber Of commerce meeting yestef-
day this committee was appointed to
look up location for citrus station:
G. 70. Rumsey, r. A. Chase, W. q.
Fraser, M. Estudillo, n. p. Clarke,
Frank A. Miller, George Frost.
The coroner has decided to hold no
inquest on the remains of d. G. An
drade, who died at the county hospital
this week from the effects of morphine
and gas. self-administered The let
ter which Andrade left for the coroner
left no doubt as to the cause Of death
and now that the widow has been
heard from. DR.. Dickson only awaits
her instructions as to disposition Of
the remains.
G.. Fl. Clark, a Civil War veteran,
has been appointed aide de camp to
the commander in chief of the G. A.
r., with the title of colonel.
A petrified oyster shell from Rubi-
doux mountain Is on exhibition at the
chamber of commerce. 1t was pried
from the corner Of rock by an OBJ
serving boy.
The Diss- -Gibbon contempt and dis
barment proceedings have been dis
missed on motion Of w. A. Harris,
Gibbons attorney.
The four Indian girls who accom-
panied Miss Ada Westbrook to the Y.
W. G. A. convention at Capitola have
returned, after being absent since
April 1.
The county w. C.. r. u. convention
meets in the Methodist church April
is and 10. Prominent women from all
over the county will take part.
p. D. Cover has filed suit against
Public Administrator M. S. Bowman
to recover $4,000 which he claims Is
due him from the estate of Samuel
Mccoy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
SANTA MONICA SCHOOL
CHILDREN GIVEN PRIZES
Special to Tho Herald.

bpecIaI TO Tho Herald
SANTA MONICA, April 15,-The
Dudley prizes for school children pre-
senting the best compositions on
given subjects We're awarded today.
the successful contestants being as
follows: High school, first prize. $10
David Hardy; second prize, Sc, Shirley
Henry; third prize. 81, Marion Sadler
Grammar school, boys first prize. $40,
George Henry; second prize, S.. Her
bert Hardy; girls. first prize. $40, Lii
liam Pinkerton; second prize. So, Glare
Fields.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
SOLDIERS HOME NOTES
Adjutant's Report Shows Membership
of over Three Thousand
Special TO The Herald


of over Three Thousand
Special TO The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME. April 15.-Ad-
jutant Clark's ten day report shows a
membership of 1886, with 2139 present
and 1146 on furlough: vacant beds, 167.
At Ward Memorial hall this after
noon Rev. C. j. Hall gave a temper
ance lecture on the subject of 1.-THE
Giant with Three Heads" and Mrs.
j. B. Brown sang several solos.
A change in the hospital stewardship
took place today, Charles e. Astrup, a
popular Spanish war veteran, succeed
ing Captain Louis Follett, resigned.
Two deaths occurred this week, the
first that of Patrick Donnelly of the
Fifth battalion OF District of Columbia
infantry, who was given the regular
military funeral yesterday. Samuel
Watson late of Company II. Seventh
California infantry. died in Santa Mon
lea last evening suddenly, at the resi-
dence Of his daughter. He was a ma
tive OF Scotland, aged 73 years.
Ed l.. French os the treasurers ONCE
has been suddenly called to Los An
seles on account of the dangerous III
ness OF his wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
THR0OP POLYTECHNIC
BOYS VISIT SAWTELLE
Deputy Grand Master Flint of the
Masons Pays Soldiers Home
Official Visit

Special to The Herald
SAWTELLE, April 15.-The Throop
Polytechnic boys of Pasadena gave the
best entertainment Sawtelle has had
for long time. The house was packed
and the prize mandolin was presented
to Miss Della Grannis, who succeeded
in selling sixty tickets.
Il. J. Shea, a member of the home,
has secured a furlough and accepted
a position in the county clerks office
in Los Angeles.
The Ladies' Aid society will give a
butterfly social Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Annie Cornelius of Philadelphia
was entertained at dinner in her
honor given by Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Westover. Guests were present from
Santa Monica, Sawtelle and Mexico.
One of the affairs of the week was
at Mrs. Thacher's when John A. Mar
tin, w. r. C. No. Al, met to celebrate
her birthday. About thirty-five of the
w. r. C. were present, a number Of
veterans and sons of veterans.
Deputy Grand Master M. Flint of
the Masons visited the Masonic club
of the Soldiers home. Mr.. Flint and
H. ]. Lloyd, who is editor of the
Masonic Magazine, were met at Saw
telle by President H. B. Fay, DR.. Hasse
and Past Master Dobbings, who
escorted them to headquarters at the
home. The meeting was held at AS
sembly hall and the address of well
come was made by J. M. Elliott
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
HIGHLAND ASYLUM TO
BE AGAIN ENLARGED
Forty New Patients Admitted Last
Month, Making Nearly Nine
Hundred In All


Special to The Herald
HIGHLAND, April 15.-The board Of
managers of the state hospital held
their regular monthly meeting last
Friday and decided that another addi-
ton to the institution is needed at
once. Forty patients were brought to
the hospital last month, making in all
nearly 900 confined there now. The ad
dition will be erected at the east end
of the big building and will cost about
$65,O0O. The plans are expected to be
ready for the May meeting of the
board. Lyman King of Redlands was
elected to the position of secretary and
treasurer of the board, succeeding
John Morton of Los Angeles. Miss
Adams, matron of the institution, sent
in her resignation and 1t was accepted.
Miss Shatto being elected to fill the
vacancy.
The orange season in this locality is
about over. The shipments were much
in excess of last year. The total ship
ments from this district are as follows;
Highland, S15; East Highlands, $50;
West Highlands, $50, making 1415 cars
in all. There are still about $50 car
loads to be shipped, including lemons.
which will bring the total number up
to about 1850 for the entire esason.
At the election for school trustees
held last Friday r. L. Rutherford was
elected for three years and J. H. Bag
will for two. Owing to the crowded
condition of the school it is thought
that two more teachers will be added
by next year.
Mrs. A. G. Stearns left Thursday
night for Luther, Mich. where she was
summoned by the critical illness of her
mother.
The rainfall of Monday and Tuesday
amounted to 1.20 which makes 1894
for the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
HOLLYWOOD CITIZENS
TRY TO GET LIBRARY

Special to The Herald.
HOLLYWOOD, April ia meet
ing was held this afternoon at the
residence of P. p. Chase by number
of Hollywood women, and an associa-
ton was formed for the purpose of
securing a library for Hollywood,
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Andrew Groh, May 1,
at three p. m. Today Mrs. J. O..
Churchill was elected temporary
president and Mrs. f. M. Douglas
temporary secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16

tives at Santa Monica and San Dimas.
Mrs. s. l.. Lawler Of Los Angeles
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F.
L. Osenburg.
A. A. Hubbard, G. E. Wise, e. C.
Bosbyshell and James H.. Hill, are
among the Los Angeles people at the
hotel here.
Mrs. NJ. r. Seton and son of San
Diego are guests at the Lakeview.
Maude M. Chapman and D. p. Chap
man are here from Riverside.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
LOVE FEAST IN
SAN BERNARD|NO
NoN-PARTISANS CELEBRATE
RECENT VICTORY
TWO CANE PRESENTATIONS
Woman's Club Elects Officers for the
Year and Has Under Consider.
alton Erection Of Home In
Near Future
Near Future
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BBRNARD1NO. April ia
'1ove feast was held last night by
the city central committee of the non
partisan movement that swept the city
in the recent election. The meeting
was attended by the members of the
committee, the successful candidates,
and about fifty other citizens who had
been interested in the movement.
The feature of the gathering was
the presentation Of a gold-headed cane
to the chairman of the committee, A.
G.. Kendall, in appreciat ation Of the work
done, and another similar cane to r.
G. Harbinson, editor of the Sun. for
the work that paper had taken In
fighting the campaign and carrying the
ticket to victory.
The Woman's club has elected Of
GERS for the coming year as follows:
President. Mrs. F. r. oster; second
vice president, Mrs. G. D. Hill; record
ing secretary, Miss Ida Kier; corre-
spoding secretary, Mrs. G. M. Hanf;
treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Mack. The club
is considering the erection Of a club
house in the not far distant future.
Edward Lester, pioneer resident of
this valley, is dead at his Rincon home,
aged 76 years He was we'll known to
all the old pioneers of this part of the
state and was the owner of a valuable
ranch at Rincon. of Indian HILL near
Claremont, and of property in Pomona
and Corona.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
OCEAN PARK NOTES
Postoffice Receipts Far Exceed Those
of Previous Quarter


of Previous Quarter
Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, April 15.-Receipts
at the Ocean Park postoffice for the
quarter ending March 81, were $3,7S1.-
81. This amount is far in excess of
any ever before recorded during a
like period and is gratifying to those
persons who are working for free de-
livery, something that now seems as
sured.
The taking of the school census be-
gan today and must be completed on
or before April 30 j. G. Hemingway
is doing the work at Santa Monica
and j. l.. Wheat has the Ocean Park
appointment.
The septic tank system for dispos-
ing Of sewage Is being rapidly in
stalled and. according to contract,
must be completed within sixty days.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16

dent, and Mrs Anna Gordon, the ma
tionai vice president to Rediands
April %. Miss Gordon will address a
mass meeting in the afternoon and
Mrs. Stevens will speak before the
Union Endeavor societies on April 23 in
the First Presbyterian church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
ELsINoRE ARRIVAL
AND DEPARTURE NOTES
speciaI to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ELSINoRE. April 15.-Miss Lura
Peck has gone to Pasadena to attend
the wedding of her brother Clarence
Peck, to Miss Ruby Fell of Pasadena,
which is to occur Easter Sunday at the
First Methodist church, Pasadena.
Mrs. j. S, Crane has returned home
from a visit Of some length With rela-