Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-17
NEWS FROM REDLANDS
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

REDLANDS, July 16.-Plans were
made today for the entertainment Sat-
urday and Sunday of the "Cuthbert
house party" a company of special ex-
cursionists to arrive from the Grand
canyon and pass two days before going
to Riverside, Los Angeles and Seattle.
They are travelling as guests of Mrs.
Cuthbert.
Officers were called to the Lee Young
apricot drier in Redlands Junction
early this morning to settle a difficulty
in which two MeXicans had drawn
knives on Thomas Gaume, meat market
proprietor, and Manager Yount of the
drier. They were overpowered by the
employees and held until the arrival of
the officers, who brought them to the
Redlands jail. Charges have been pre-
ferred in the court of Justice Clifford.
Material Is arriving from Los Ange-
les for the construction of the new
Santa Fe station, on which work will
begin within a week. The f. o. Eng
strom company of Los Angeles has Sc
cured the contract for the structure,
which will be of concrete and one of
the finest railway stations in Southern
California. The present station will be
moved about 200 feet west and used
as a freight station after it is remod-
eled.
Subscriptions to the new natatorium
for West State street today totaled
$500, with $1,000 more promised. Indi-
cations point to success in placing the
stock for the institution, which is need
ed greatly in Redlands, there being no
plunge in the city.
Representatives of the Redlands Or
ange company are making inspections
of new packing houses at Glendale and
several other orange centers of South
ern California to get pointers on new
features that will be installed in the
Ill, I. n Fn1
pany in Redlands, to be erected this
summer. 1t is planned TO make 1t as
modern as any in the state. Much
new machinery will be installed.
Work on the Lugonia school house is
rapidly nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy when school opens
in September. The exterior work Is
completed, with the exception of cor
nice work that is now being installed.
The hardware for the plumbing and
much of the furnishings have arrived
and will be installed at once. The
building has attracted considerable at
tention from educational persons of
this section, and is pronounced most
modern in all particulars. All of the
latest in ventilation and heating has
been provided. Work on the new Ma
sonic temple also is rapidly nearing
completion, the first floor being done
and a good start made on the second
floor The handsome pillars TO De
part Of the front are nearing compile
tiOn.
Word has been received from Leslie
Mayor, Paul Edwards and John Har-
ris, three high school seniors, who left
here several weeks ago for q trip to
Lake Tahoe and Yosemite, that they
have kept up the schedule and en-
ioyed their trip. They now are seeing
the Mariposa big trees. Leaving Red
lands, they went through Cajon pass
and followed desert trails to Carson
New, going from there to Tahoe. They
will pass several weeks in the Yo-
semitic, returning home late next
month.
Announcements have been received in
Redlands Of the wedding at Fort Scott.
Kas., of Miss Mable Kent, formerly OF
Redlands, and Rev. J. Fl. Kirkpatrick
of woodward, Okla.
Word from Venice tells OF painful
accident sustained there by Marie Shut
ford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r.
Shufford. With her mother she is pass
ing the summer at the resort, and she
was walking along the sidewalk when
some blanks slipped from the roof OF
new residence and struck her on the
shoulder and arms, painfully in1uring