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IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
TERMINAL ISLAND.
Newf Ifotea nnd Parsonala From a Groa-
Ins; Onmt Knsnrt.
'Terminal Island, July 30.—The ex
cellent music put up by tbe band on
Sunday caused a stampede of the young
people to the large hall of the pavilion
in tbe afternoon, where, forming eeta,
tbey indulged in dancing until within a
few ruinutea of tbe departure of the 7
p. m. train.
Mra. T. M. Gilbert gave a musicals on
Sunday evoning, at which the guests of
the pavilion and frienda from San Pedro
took part. Mrs.Gilbert, Mr. F.J.Thomas
and Mr. Frank Shilling made an excel
lent trio in their concerted eiuging of
aacrod muaic, while othera of the com
pany in tbeir different selectiona con
tributed to the enjoyment of the even
ing.
Prof. G. S. Trowbridge, wife and
daughter of Whittier, viaited the island
yesterday.'
Mr. and Mra. C. J. Eliia and Mra. 0.
C. Thomas, who were the two-dnya'
guestß of Mr. and Mra. F, J. Thomas, at
thu pavilion, left for their home, iv Loa
Ails: Ira, thia morning.
Mr. Cheater Thomua ia spending a few
daya here, the gueat of hia brother, At
torney F. J. Thomi.a, and wife.
The ilermoaa took a [jreat many over
to Catalina on her trips Saturday and
Sunday. ,
Tbe ateamer Newsboy, from Albion
river, with 160,060 feet of lumber for
the Ganuhl Lumber company and 3000
railroad tics for tbe Southern Pacific,
arrived this morning.
An earthquake', a little after 9 o'clock
Sunday evening, with the exception ol
rattling dishes and portabie bric-a-brac,
did no material damage.
The liermoaa came over from the
island this morning aud ia now lying at
the lauding place.
Mr. Und Mra. Baright of Long Beach
wero ovor | Saturday gathering ahella on
the diff*r*nt beaches.
John Mtirrill and E.lwaid Nevina, a
ecu;.ld of teuderieet Irom Hoosierdom,
ate here looking for land ou which to
glow tamales. Thay had better watch
out or tiie night hawk* will catch them.
0. O. Riordan, wile aud two children
spent yeaterdav hero.
Dr. Sutciiir of Bellows' Falls, Ver
mont, ia v guest at the I'avilion.
Misa Kathoriue Owens of Olondora is
Spending a mouth tne gueat of Miaa
Helen Reynolds oi B*o Pedro. Both
young ladiea visit and oat ho at this placa
daily.
Ed. Weldt and party of lady friends
apout Sunday here.
E. M. Oran aud wifo of Loa Angeles
came down Monday.
M. Popper of Albuquerque, New Mex
ico, was a gueat yesterduy.
POMONA.
George W. Hill Keoorted ns Stearin:
the l'ostmaatersalp—Notes.
Pomona, July 00.—The Western Union
telegraph bulletin board annouuc -a the
appointment today of George W. Hill as
postmaster for Pomona. The authentic
ity of tbe announcement is based upon a
orivate telegram received in this city, a
part of srbich is given to the public, as
above, Western Union Manager Mcin
tosh havingobtainSd permission to make
that much public. The fact that the
statement is of a semi-official nature will
go far towards reviving all the old inter
est, which has been allowed to lag on
account of the long delay in making au
appointment for Pomona. Postmaster
Smith's term of oflice expired the latter
part of March. Por these reasons our
people will be on the gui vive tor the
official news. It ia eaid that Mr.
Brasher, also an aspirant for postmna
terßhip honore, withdrew in Hill's favor,
tiie latter having, eeoured Congreasman
Cannon's endorsement.
Uneof the heaviest earthquake ebocka
felt here in yeara, occurred last night.
The temblor hapened at exact'v <j : 20,
and caused a good many to quake.'
Wuests oi the Hotel i'Hlomarea ruahed
out into tbe holla and out on the
porcbee, half clad and very much
frightened because of ihe unnsual dis
turbance. The vibrations appeared to
be from northweat to aouthe-tat.
Born to the wife of Frank Balfour, a
few minute* after the quake, n boy.
Missus Mattie Frsaer, Lulu Thrall,
Jennie Shutt, Lucy (iornbeck and Mn
Shutt, Meesrs. Wtil Hamlin, Je»Be Kada,
Mr. Kerr, Arthur Clark and Hal Hcm
ner, Mines. J. C. Howard and Thrall,
had a very pleasant picnic at San Ditnaa
etii'jn last week.
SAN BERNARDINO.
Oiionlnu or Italjal Sprlneu-Doiuooratlo
'<•: -„■ f.... Kftlerr«<l.
San Behkakdixo, July SO.—Mr. Gird
of Chino wil) exhibit come of hie fine
horses at tiie oounty fair thia week, in
cluding Wool Hey and others of his be9t
stork.
Clyde D'r.g find John Meyer left this
UorQlng on their wheels tor Santa Mon
ica for a two weeks' onting.
Miff Ziluhu Ames of this city haa ac
cepted a position aa teat-liar in Needlea
school*,:
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Dyer of Riverside
whjb the guests r»M>r. ond Mrs. Dolan
at Highland* y»aterday.
Folly 6lrp oeoole found their way to
Rebel Spring! yestarday to attend tho
formal opening. The manager, J. VV.
Lubanittf, had prepared v very interest
ing programme for the entertainment of
the vhitors. The ha ß et.»lt g Su i« Ij.j
tweon the fin Bernardino aid High- j
land nines resulted in lhe defeat of Hi
letter team by o score of 10 to 2. Pro
fe-.'or Tiaon gave a very satisfactory «t
--bihition of fancy swimming.
The following delegates woro elected
Saturday to tbe Democratic county con
vention: ~
San Hernardino, precinct No. I—Solo
mon Neuinen, F. J. -Starke, B. F. Routie
J. <i. Girnrd, Thoa Carter, Jose Castro.
San Bernardino, No. 2—A, D. l'erna,
-T. ti. Ickleman, J. 1). McDonald, Harry
Rodden. Albert McCroe.
San Bernardino No. ii—F. A. Urban,
Harry Sparke, H. VV. Nesbit, A. West
elt, it. W. Maxwell, R. T. Blow, J. A.
Finlayeon. R. H. King.
San Bernardino No. 4—Mart Ander-
Bon, F. M. Colbert, Jaa. Murray, Cub
Landers.
San Bernardino No. s—Dr. J. P.
Booth, Dr. Colliver, H. M. Barton, Jaa.
Hntchina, J. K. Schermerhorn.
San Bernardino No. (}—Geo. M. Cooloy.
J. D Cockran, N. J. Cndori. K. J. Leeds.
D. H, Wixom, H. G. Lsaher, VV. E. VV.
Light.foot, Geo. Ray.
Mount Vernon—J. D. Hockadav,
John Henderson. D. Alavardo. N. Phil
hrook, A. A. Carter, J. V. Reed, J. B.
Goodrich.
American—J. S. Purdy, Paul Boob, J.
R. Miller, C. F. Riley, Fred Joria.
Central —A. iviier, jr., Fred Jenkins,
Cbntlea Tullis, John Beaaaut, Sam Ford,
Walter Hubbard.
Colton—S. Woatherholt, W. G. Dan
iela, 11. B. Smith, W. L. Burton, D.
Traak, M. IL Davia, M. A. Murphy, P.
Trnjillo.
East Colton—John Suman, George
VVilson, Charlea Pool, W. H. de Berry,
Fred Corley.
Mission—William Curtis, J. A. Camp
bell, N, B. Hinckley.
San Salvador—W. E. Becketead, F.
Wood.
Urbita—C. P. Strat, S. G. Huff, Capt.
Smith.
SANTA ANA.
The Earthquake — P*raoD\al Mention.
Nevra Notee.
Santa Ana, July 30. —This morning
the popular question wae: "Did you
feel the earthquake last night?" To
'.his question quite a number answered :
"Yes, but I didn't bear auy rumbling
noises, as we usually do. There was a
heavy wagon passing my bouae juat at
that time and I couldn't bear anything
else." It waa a curioua fact that a
heavy wagon waa passing every house
in the city at tbe came time. The
nbock was not very eevere, not nearly ac
heavy aa those we had two yeara ago
laot February,
A. D. Robinson returned yeater.iav
from Sau Francisco, where he haa been
rusticating tor tbe paat few wueka.
Last Saturday night, after sprinkling
hours, there was but IS incheß of water
in the large city reservoir. There is
great need of pushing the work on tbe
now well.
Henry Cailmel of Tuatin haa gone to
Lea Angelea to make hia future home.
Rev. O. L. Libby of Orange ia camp
ing at Newport.
Al Cobler of Loa Angelea, wbo waa
convicted of embezzlement laat Satur
day, is a son of Mra. L. Cobler of tbis
city.
Irrigators are troubled by the main
irrigation ditch leaking.
A car load of gasoline arrived today,
breaking tbe easo'.in* famine; every
body wbo burns gasoline ia happy.
The funeral today of Virgil Baker was
largely attended by frienda aud neigh
bors.
The school board, at a special meeting
today, accepted the plana and specifica
tions of Architect Bithers of Orange,
and will advertise for bids at once. The
achool building ie to be two atoriea with
a tower in tbe canter.
A. D. Jones, of St. Joseph, Mo., ia
visiting hia brother-in-law and eiater,
Mr. aud Mra. Frank Vegely. Mr. Jonea
expectß to locate in thia city.
W. T. Reed is moving hia furniture
frcm tbe Litchenal block to hia old store.
The Litchenal block will be uaed for a
hardware atore. Mr. Wright, who pur
chased the atock of J. W. Morriaon, will
move into the room vacated by Reed.
Tbe report in the Tiinea thia morning
in regard to the young men, Bart tha tat.
Porto, Richardson aud Smith, heing lout
on the desert is all a "fake," a* a letter
from the boya etatea eveiy thing lovely
and no mishßps.
Sam Purcell challenges tbe atate of
California for a mile ride ou the bicycle.
Sam ia a good one, aa your correapondent
can teatify, for during tbe atrike Sam
brought the Hekai.d from Los Angelea
each day and knocked out the Timea by
about three hours nearly every raorn'ng.
Dr. George C. Bryon, of Orauge, haa
been appointed assiatant in the Mary
laud atate hospital at Baltimore.
REDONDO.
A Scare of Fire — Fersonnl Mention
rlutel Arrivsil,
Eedondo, July 29.— Quite n little ex
citeinont waa create i laet night when
one of the cooka of the Redondo bote
ruehed into the office and announcer,
that the kitchen was on lire. The
guesta, who wore juat leaviug the ball
room aiter tLe usual Saturday night
hop, lushed down to bnd that it waa
only aome amoking wood which hat
been put into an oven to dry. So the
gentlemen lost the opportunity ot die
playine their bravery and apent the
next half hour returning the tire ex
tiujiuiahera to their proper piucsa.
Mr. and Mra. 0. F. Morehouae have
juat returned from the eaat and are
spending Saturday and Sunday at the
hotel.
The arrivals at the Redondo hotel aro
Howard Squires, 0. L. McCartney, Red
laucs; K. I*. Bryan, Loa Angelea; Mr.
aud Mrs. C. F. Morehouse, Taaadena;
G. M, l'rescott, S»n Hernardino; Joseph
O'Reilly, Lob Angelea; Mit,e Maud
B jyntun, Jay Hpfi.ce, i'omona; Walter
Roae, Loa Angelefl; A. C. Matthay,
Oueatnonga; J. W. Harmon, Brooklyn,
N\,.Y.; T. V. Landt, Loa Anjelea.
Hotel arrivals are N. Boucher, V.
Sentoue, F. F. I'eliiesier. S. Oeleetiu, P.
I'uieaegur, R. Grand, L. Eioallier, f]
Charfjonnier, A. Grand, Los Angelea.
the chip GlsOoairn, from Antwerp,
arrived last evening. She will lie at
the wharf for eeverel daya and will ais
cbarg* If,<)i) tone of cement, glues, coke
and 701)0 demijohns for Jj >« Angelea
' : i and tbo Redondo ifoach company.
LOS ANOELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1894
She noes from here to Por'land. Ore.,
wnore Biie will reload end sail for Liver
pool. She ia under command of Captain
Ken.
The schooner National City arrived
today with 11,000 ties for the Southern
California railway.
Tho Maxico sailed north tod»7 with
100 pa«B«ntrera aboard.
Captain Kan of theOlencairn ia apend
inu a fow daya at the Redondo hotel.
G. S. Walton of Loa Angelea ia a gueat
of the Redondo hotel.
Mre. Lnnse and children of Pasadena
arrived at the hotel today to Bpend the
season.
Mrs. Mitchell and Misa Strathern left
on the Bteamer today. They are bound
for San Francisco.
LONG BEACH.
Local News Ko'.m and Personal Men
tion.
Long Beach, July 30.—Tha revival
aervices are being well attended at the
tabernacle. Rev. W. P. Graves of New
York will preach a sermon at tbe confer
ence tonigbt.
Mm. Dr. Elizabeth A. Follanebse oi
Los Angeles ia spending her vacation at
the beach.
The Long Beach Baseball club will
play ball next Thursday uftemoou oa
tho achool grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roche of Kanaaa
City arrived yesterday. They are at
tho lowa Villa hotel.
J. Fountain of San Francisco is at the
Fetterman hotel.
A ball will be given at tbe pavilion
tomorrow night.
The local tent, No, 10, K. 0. T. M.,
will give an entertainment and aocial at
Forestera' hall tonight.
Mr. aud Mra. S. P. Hodge of Pomona
are at the Ocean View hotel.
Miaa Nina Clarice Cuthbert ia arrang
inz lor a gold medal Dcmoreat conteat
to be given the Oth of Auguat at the
tabernacle.
Dr. and Mra. Ludduth and daughter
Alice arrived from Colton terrace today.
Mr. A. B. Collinaof Kansas City came
in on the morning train and put up at
lowa Villa hotel.
Yeaterday waa probably tha most
gala Sunday Long Beach has had this
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Shaw of St.
Louie arrived yesterday and are at the
Ocean View hotel.
B. A. Russell and family of Santa
Ana are ot tbe Henderson hotel.
Miaa Lizzie Charles baa juat recovered
from a severe illness.
Mr. and Mra. Paul Hohman of Wash
ington, D. C, Miaa Brown of Loa
Angeles, A. M. Haye of L-ia Augeles,
Misa Crow of Loa Angelea, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. S. Hcmeß of San Francisco,
A. L. Derly of Riverside, Mr. and Mra.
J. W. Gillillo of Loa Angelas, J, F.
Crowe and aon of Riveraid* and Mr.
and Mra. J. W. Montague of Santa Ana
all arrived yeaterday and today for vaca
tions on the beach.
tnne rtear.h Notes.
HOLMAN, THE DRUfiQIST, carries tha
Inrgctt stock of dnura and stationery. Perfum
ery and pre-crlptions his specialty. M. 0.
Ho man, Central- Pharmacy, Long Beach, Cal.
SECOND-HAND STORK, oomor Third and
Pine streets, Loup; Beach, Cal. Dealers iv new
and secoiul-hnud furniture, crockery, etc. Bice
& Mitchell.
THB PACIFIC HOTEL will open ln a few
days under new mauagem-nt, well furnished
and rocltaned. Ratea $1.-5 per day,
DO YOU KN'OtV that tije bsat bread in tue
state ia made by the Kxi-elslor Bakery, Long
Beach ? It is a fact. Try It.
BAY VIEW HOUSE; select family hotel,
with llr.t-claai table. Rates $t> per week.
Rooms -ingle or on suite.
IOWA VILLA HOTEL: pleasant rooms; rates
$1.25 po: day, it-ti per week. Bast houae tor
money.
FETTERMAN HOU3E, Pioe avenue. Beat
lv town. Good livery ln connection. Special
rates. tu&iat
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE; 100 rooms;
new suits; flrat-ohns In i.ll roopects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest parloilcil*.
CAHUENGA.
Th* New School ii <,n ro Completed—
Tha Itarthqanke.
OAnUENGA, July ISO.—Tne paaa achool
houae baa juat been completed. It looms
up as an honor to the Hollywood com
munity. Tbere are tbree large rooms
with a hall aad a library beaidea. A
daughter of Mr. Moll of thia place and
Miaa Baker from Pasadena are elected
teachere for the ensuing year.
The Hollywood vioinity oontinuea to
grow in population. Messrß. Allen and
Howard have elegant homes well undai
way. Messrs. Clarke and Hambrook aro
going to build soon.
Kov. C. S. Perry, paator of Mateo
street M. K. churcb, South, spent Satur
day night al Colgrove.
Mr. S. K. Woodward of Moneta, Cal.,
waa in tiie neighborhood Saturday ond
Sunday on business.
Mr. Birt Clayton of Downey attended
the Cahuenga quarterly conference on
Saturday evening, at which he waa li
censed to preach.
Misa Nellie Harris of Loa Angelea haa
juat returnod to tbe city after a visit to
Mist Hull.
Saturday and Sunday being tbe quar
terly conference occaaion for thh Cahu
enga church, the presiding elder, Rev.
T. J. Duncan, waa present, He is im
mensely popular with tbe people of the
valley.
The eartbauake waa felt by the people
at tbe church en Sunday evening. The
houae waa full and the congregation waa
aingiug. Por it few eeconds it looked aa
if tiie crowd would stampede but all waa
quiet directly and the aervicea proceeded
without appreciable interruption.
ONTARIO.
Editor Blackburn n Mnpatvlsoral Candl
— A Now Bulltllng.
Ontario, Jnly 30. —At the Democratic
primary last Saturday A. C. Moorhend,
R, 0. Brackenridge, O. B, Ford, D. Kil
patrick, (j. S. Barrett and T. Oargan
Were elected delegates to the convention
which meets at San Bernardino on Sat
urday next.
The deleiatea were instructed to work
for K. E, Blackburn, editor oi tha On
tario Observer, And endeavor to place
his name on tbe party ticket for cupt-r
--viaor. Mr. Blackburn hna had many
Repuhliear. votes promised him and in
dications point to a cloee conteat.
The plana for the new Blackburn
block have been comploted. The front
elevation shows a very handsome atono
building with a frontage of 891 feet.
The ground floor will be of dart Sepe
atone, and the brat and aecond floor* of
OhatHworth h,utr Btone. With a roof of
red tiling thie atructure will he one of
tbe moat elegant blocka in Southern
California. Work on thia block wttj
commence within 30 days. In connec
tion witb tbia enterprise Mr. Blackburn
contemplates putting up an Ofera
bouae.
An earthquake last night at 0.16 waa
pretty sharp No d„mage however waa
done beyond a aevere ahaku, to tbe
nervo'j c! a few timid people.
GARDENA.
E'rult Shipping Leaping People ltuay.
(.llurch Matters.
Gacdkna, July 80. —Tnlttgs pro re
markably quiet at Garden*. Conaider
able atrawbarry picking and ibipp.ng is"
going on, but there ia no ru
lack of water bas interfered scarstut
with tbe crop. A large number ol vittd
milla have gone up lately.
Evangelist Bate", wbo baa) such
marked aucceea at Redlands some -vsnii
ago, haa conducted the protracted asset
inga at the M. E cburch. lbs crowda
were largo and much intereatwi
feeted. Abont a dnsan peraone h*ve
united with the church.
The M. E. churcli acuth has organ
ized an Epworth league of 2? membera.
The first business eescion, a vnry enjoy
able occasion, waa held nt the residence
cf Mr. S. K. Woodward, The officers
elect are aa follows ; J. M. Hardwick,
preßideui ;J. H. Lear, tirst vice-preai
dent; Sneie Stay ton, aecond vice-preai
dent ; Mrs. Brook*, third vice-preaident;
Mra. J. 11. Hardwick, eeeretary; Will
Woodward, treasurer.
CATALINA.
News Notes of Interest From ths
Island.
Avalon, July 20 —The wharf of Ava
lou ia a vary important feature of the
reaort. Hia a button, as it were, which,
touched by a boat, bringa out the popu
lation.
The first jewfiah caught tbia aeaaon
waa pulled on shore yesterday afternoon
by Mr. Doltard of Loa Angel**.
A tng-of-war between 12 boatmen oc
curred yesterday. The men were direct
ed by Cantaina Roene atid.Shaffar. Cap
tain Shati'er'a aide won.
P. K. Rule, auditor I,os Angeles Ter
minal railway, with bia wife and three
6one, took an excuraiou on horseback
y«3terday to Middle ranch.
AT SANTA MONICA.
EIGHTH DAY OF THK G. A. R. EN
CAMPMENT.
The Klectlon or Ollli-ora— Tho Enosraa
nient of the Regular Troops.
Local Notes of
fatorest.
Santa Monica, July 30.—The eighth
day of the oncßinprrent of the Grand
Army of the Republic was the scene of
an excursion of all tbe eld veterana to
the Pacific branch national home for
disabled volunteer soldiers, the old boye
in blue viaiting with their leaa fortunate
comrades who are inmates of tbat insti
tution. Luncheon was served by tbe
officers o( the home to nil visitors. To
nigbt a literary and musical entertain
ment it being furnished at the large'
tent by ttie iumatee of the eoldiere'
home. Over 1200 veterans aro now in
camp, and the number increase* daily.
The ofticera of the Southern California
encampment aaaociation of the Grand
Army of tbe Republic have boon elected
lo serve: for tho enauing yeur, end are as
follows: A. E. Dill of San Diego, com
mander; John W. Fraucßß of Lo* An
geles, eenior vice commander ; Patrick
Colbert of tbe eoldiera' home, junior
vice commander, and J. P. Summers of
El Moute, quarte.-rnaater; and the fol
lowing named comradea have been
elected as members of tbe council of
administration : A. .1. 801 lof Ventura,
J, Lee Burton of Redlande, Thoa. Brady,
Whittier; R. R. Harris, Santa Monica;
G. W. Farrington, Pomona; Thoe. Lay
cock, Loa Augelea; T. Wakely, Pasa
dena; John Brooker, Arteaia; G.
Santone, Compton, and O. T. Thomae,
Loa Angelea. The boya will break chiid
on August 2, 1891.
(.'AMI' Ol' t'NCI.E SAM'S IIEOCLAIIS,
The boys in blue who wear the uni
form of Uncle Sam that are camped just
the other aide of Eleventh street are ua
orderly a set of men as one could expect
to aeo in « Sunday school, being on their
very beet bebavior from genial Colonel
Shatter down.
There are 203 enlisted men, 13 officers
and 82 tents. Lumber ia on tbo ground
for tit j conatrnction of atablea, and we
are protected from foreign invasion or
family disturbances and in consequence
feel sale.
TENNIS NOTES.
Considerable of very good tennis waa
played today and Sunday at the Casino
courts, Meier*. Cosby and Way of Loa
Angeles and Kenneth Carter of Duarte
being among tiie viaitora who partici
pated the sport,
Mr. tUbert Heltorn, tbe secretary of
tbe Southern California aeaociation.wli.
is bare, ia already hard at work on the
tournament which he con
fidently expects to eclipae all previous
ones in the brilliancy of play and aocial
features. Joseph L. Daly, the great
Pacific coaat expert, will be hero and
prohably for a couple of weeka prior to
the opening of the tournament. There
will also be a large number cf other
northern crack playera who wish to try
conclusions with the champions of the
south,
NOTES.
EE-Sheriff W. J. Oaka of San Luis
Obispo cnunty, nov. r chief deputy of
United States Marshal Nick Covarru
blaa, accompanied by Ralph Domin
guez, interpreter of the United States
district court, vißited Santa Monica Suu
dav.
il. R. H.ninaof Loa Angeles waa down
looking after political fences.
Mre. Anne 15. Andrews ia spending a
few days hero.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Enatia and child ef Riv
erside are stopping at the caaino.
J, J, Carrillo haa purchased the Pa
cilic livoty stables of A. VT. Beman.
A. W. Collins of South Dakota ie Vi il
ing hia mother and brother and aiate ■*
hero, alter an absence from them o! 28
veers.
Captain Elliott arrived Friday from
San Pedro at l'ort Loa Angelea witb
yacht Edna; time, 18 boura.
Tne Vitpoi launch Hetty 8., Capt. O.
Errickeon. is stationed at »;.« .
moth wharf for yachting peitiea. ,J. C.
Hemingway, ut "the pos'.oflico news
Stand, agent for Santa Manic*.
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