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Southern California news matters to date.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC VS. PASADENA
-Some of the Schemes of the
Company.
Th" Programme for the Tournament
of Roses.
ggnrrlag* of Charles Alllss and Miss
Farr—Personal aud Social Men
tion—Local I"-. .' nt. of
lateral t>
| Pasadena, Bee. 12.—The Southern
franchise aoherne to capture
Broadway avenue is at present in etntua
quo, the time for advertising tbe fran
chise having not yet expired. When
the matter cornea before the council
again it will be in tbe shape of a bid
from the Southern Pacific company lor
the privilege of converting the etreet to
ito own private uses. Aa matterß ainnd
at prestnt, the ordinance awarding the
franchise can not go through. Council
men T. P. Lukens and H. M. Hamilton
are the stumbling blocka and ore likely
to remain co until the interests of the
property owners are taken care of. It
hae been asserted that a majority of thu
citizens oi the city would, ii ihe matter
were put to a vote, lavor allow
ing tbo company to come up Broad
way without restrictions aa to dam
ages. M'.ch ia not the case. ihe
people of Paaadena are by far too just n
class of citizens to allow aur.h no outrage
upon a portion of (heir townsmen for
the bencri' of such a corporation es the
Southern Pacific io. To chow how come
of our prominent cit:zsn6 leel in this
matter, tbe case of Mr. Morgan, one of
our larjoer property owners, and a well
known citizen, may be cited. .Mr. Mor
gan offers to give one-third of bin prop
eatv facing on Broadway to any lawyer
Who will keen the company off the
"■treat one year, two-thirds ii the com
pany ie kept out two years, and Ihe
entire proper-y if be s'.ands them eff
three years. This chows bow one of the
property holders feels ovsr thie matter.
thiug which tbe comonny
is trying lo work in the fran
chise robbing scheme is en old
right which a number of prnnerty own
erg along the atreet signed ever to the
defuuet S.in Gabriel Valley Rapid Tran
sit company tv allow tbem to run a
motor line np the etreet. The right
was given with tbe provision that the
line be completed in utio year. A clause
was, however, inserted, providing thut
the time ehould be extended providing
the company was interfered with by in
junction suite. No attempt Jibs ever
ngen made to build the line, but the
railway people have been very ccrelul to
ccc tbat an injunction baa been con*
etantly kept again«t tbe construction of
the road. The Southern Pacific acquired
this old right along with the rest of the
old iron belonging to Ihe Rapid Transit
company when it purchased its line to
Monrovia, and now proposes to use it tn
knock the property ownuta out of any
possible damogen. It is on this ac
count that the Southern Pacific übjeats
to a board of arbitration, knowing well
that the entire thing wonld be thrown
ont.
(HEW TEAR'S DAY EVENTS.
At a mooting ot the directors o! the
Valley Hunt club, held last evening, a
number of details for the New Year's
parade were decided upon. The name
tournament of roses will still be re
tained, making tho sixth event of thia
kind. Competition ia invited for the
following turnout?: Six-in-hand; tour
in-hand; two-horae rarriazo--; one
horse vehicles; floats; saddle horses,
ladiaa; saddle-borees, gentlemen; bicy
cles; aix-in-hand pony turnouts; lour
in-hand pony turnouts; doable and sin
ale pony turnouts. A prize will also bo
offered for tbo most artistic floral deco
rations in each class, a list of which
will ba given later. All contestants
must on tar their turnouts by December
29th, and numbered cards will be is
sued. Already there la much interest
being taken in the event, und there is
no douot that a tine showing will be
made.
In dimming np the amusement evonta
for New Vear'a day, the Hint annual
meet oi the Crown City Cyciecluhahoolii
not bo overlooued. Tbe hoys ore hard
at work, end iiromiso to Riie some first
class races, Aa befo c announced, ttie
Painter track bus been secured and is
being put in good condition.
The class B event, which was added
solely for the benefit of Los Angeles and
Riverside fust rider:', promises to be very
interesting. All the fast riders of Los
Angeles will bo here, and it ij probable
that aome of the Kiverc-~.de men will klbo
enter. The prize clTered in this race is a
Bret clasß bicycle.
milks—parr,
Tiie marriage of Mr. Charles E. Miles
and Misa Nellie A. Parr occurred last
evening, at 8 o'clock, at the Christian
church, tho ceremony being performed
by Rev. A. J. Wood. Miso Marguerite
Parr, sister of the bride, ccted hb brides
maid and Mr. G. H. Tnttle a?i grooms
man. The church was very artistically
decorated for the occasion, Mowers being I
used in profnsion and presenting a
charming appearance. I .redly back of
the pulpit a handsome iioral piece ol two
hearto fastened together was especially
noted. The young couple were mar
ried Htandinc under a large tloral wed
ding bell. The ceremouy waa witnceed
by a large number of frienda of the
contracting parties, the church being
filled to overflowing. Both the young
people are workers in tbe ChriEtiuu
church and have a host of frienda who
join in best wiehes for a happy iuturo.
NOTES.
Football is becoming a popular game
with the Throop high school boya. An
eleven bas besn organized.
The new pipe organ in the Cniver?al
ist church ia considered one of tbe best
instruments on tho coaßt. It will be heard
lor the first time at the concert Friday
evening.
Young Men'a Christian Association
lyceum No. EGO, J.. L. A., will bold its
I regular meeting Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock in Knights of Pythias hall, I
l'isk block. Tbe lyceum senate will
consider a bill restricting immigration. !
Visitors wolcomo.
SAN PEDRO.
Shipping Arrivals niul Departures—Lo
cal AU'alrs.
Bah Pkduo, Dec. 12.—George H.Peck,
cashier of the Bank of San Pedro, haa
been in Los Angelea on business for the
last few days.
The Norma was careened on her eide
at low water en Sunday near the coal
bankers and had her bottom scraped
sad painted.
Tbe Yaquinne arrived about 8 a. m.
Sunday. After diacharging her cargo
for both ratltoada ihe proceeded io
Newport, returning in time to leave for
tbe north on schedule time.
It la stated tbat Purser Harry Lam
bert will beon the Eureka next trip.
Fridov night the Order of Choaen
j Frienda' will give their entertainment
I and dance at Swinford's hall. A lead
: ing feature of the entertainment will be
a gypeey encampment, and we under
stand Miss .Mmv Oillia will easny the
role of tivpaey Queen.
Tbe deatn of Ban Cumminga occurred
: after a long and tedione illness early on
Sunday morning. Alter the entertain
ment given for bis benefit a iew weeks
uuo, he seemed to rally, and hia phyei
j cian, Or. Hill, had great hope ol suc
cessfully pulling him through. A few
' daya ago he suffered a relapee, and aa
before stated, succumbed, begin too
weak to rally again. He leavea a widow
ami six ohildren.
Tne Norma waa towed out on Tnea
day, but owing to aome trouble between
her captain and tbe union, was unable
to proceed further, aa ber crew wae
brought ashore again.
It is highly probable tbat there will
be service at St, Peter'e church on next
Sunday.
It tins been finally decided to com
mence tbe lemovai oi the bath bousea
and pavilion on Terminal ieland to their
new location adjoining Mrs. Boschki.
lienerm Manager httirnett, Superin
tendent Wincup and Cniel of Conatruc
tion .leesup visited Terminal island last
Sanda; aiiernoon, on a tour of inspec
tion.
Business continuea rushing with the
Terminal railroad, and wilh the advent
ol the new lumtier companies who aro
Koing to build wharveß there during the
next few months, wili soon ÜBeume im
mense proportions.
Albert, H. Heitrtt, lately in the employ
of the San Pedro Lumber roinpnny, haa
taken a position with the i'aeadena
Lumber and F.iel company, at Paaa
dena.
RIVERSIDE.
High School Stmleuts Arrosted— Notes
and l'er«„u»4i*.
Hivkhsidb, Dse. 12. —Company C of
thie city will give one of their usual
enjoyable dances at the armory on Fri
day night.
Mra. Boteford of Shelby, 0., haa ar
rived in the city. She will spend the
winter here as the guest of her relative,
City Clerk PlVelpa.
A. Cambridge, a prominent merchant
of this city, la selling out hie stock at
low prices preparatory to retiring from
bneiaesi.
Capt. W. S. Townaend, an old and
respected citizen, died at hia home near
South Riveraide on Saturday of iaat
week. Paralysis wag tbe cause of hia
death. Deceased waa 08 yeara old and
leaves a wife and two daughters. The
remains were interred in Loi Angelea.
Mrs. Helen Rider, wife of Benjamin
F. Hiilor of tbia city, died last Monday
morning at her home in Hall's addi
tion, oi heart failure. Mtb. Rider had
resided in thia city for 17 yeara. and by
tier many kind ace and Christian life
bad guined many wurm frienda. Sbe
leaves v husband and eon to mourn
her loss. The funeral took place Tues
day afternoon at 2 :o0 from the Baptlet
church. Mre. Rider had been a mem
ber of the Baptist church from her giil
nood.
Several ol the high achool etudenta
were arrested Tuesday for misdemeanor.
Tiis charge was preferred by the super
intendent of the Riverside and Arling
ton railway and consisted of acting in
an offensive and boißterous manner,
ringing the car bell, etc. Tbe
toys rude to and from school on the car.
They were lined So each, and each one
promised to behave himself in the fu
ture.
There is now under construction in
the city jail an iron fence, which ia for
the purpose of keeping the priaoners
away from the windows.
(i. C. Kvans, president ol Ihe River
side Laud company, and George Froat,
ciirirman of tho hoard of city trueteea,
haß gono to San Francisco on important
business,
Tho Southern Pacific railroad office in
thiß city will be moved from the Oaatle
mnn block to the Hoyt block, on the
corner of Seventh and Main, on the lat
oil .lanunrv.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
give a dinner from 12 to 2 p. m., on
Friday; also an oyster cupper in the
evening.
The New Boy played to a email house
on Tuesday evening.
DOWNEY.
Plenty of Italn — Personal and News Netes
of Interest. v
* Downey, Dec. 12.—ShowerB continued
up to Saturday morning, when the rain
came down in torrenta for 20 m.notes,
clearing oil' about noon, warm and not
windy to any extent. Sunday ii iv ht it
again commenced, but vory lightly,
clearing up Monday morning. Tins
evening it Bprinkled for an hour or two.
Toni-jht it lias the appearance ol another
rain.
What barley waa sown ia np and look
ing well, with every prospect of a heavy
hay crop.
Dr. Froet wae on a vieit to our town
yesterday.
Mr. E tireening, who haa been out
witli Ins Arizona business, hae returned
and brought in a large herd of beet
stock.
Newcomers are still arriving and look
ing lor acreage property and homes in
our valley.
A Sabbath school waa organized at the
old college church, the former M. E.
church, eoutli, the properly ot Dr. Red
dick. Foriy-hve were in attendance
tbe firct Sunday. The members have
enclosed the building, placed an organ
in it. and will light it with new lamps.
The Kpworth league will continue ita
regular meetinga at ta ÜBuai hour in the
College church.
Mr. G. W. Patterson ol Decatur, Tex.,
an intimate friend of Capt. T. F. Renfro
and family, and with whom he ia vie
iting, arrived yesterday, and ia delight
ed in tbe wonderful change in thet vari
able climate of Texas.
Rev. J. S. Chapman, ol the Texas
conference ol M, E. church south and
at one time the pastor oi Downey
oburcb, will arrive here on Saturday
und will preach at the College church
on Sunday, the 23d.
Tuo Lycoum league of College church
will give un open meeting on Saturday
evening, 20th mat.
Wedding cards are out lor the 25th.
George Beatty and Miss Klia Barnett
ere both convalescent, after hard Bpelle
ol eickneea.
UO» AUGELES HERALD THURSDAY MORNING, 10ECEMBER 13, 1894,
AT SANTA BARBARA.
THE CALKINS ESTATE CASE IN
COURT ONCE MORE.
A llahearlns; of This Sansatlonal Salt
DssUd-Wrtoklng th* Crown
of England—Notes and
Personals,
Santa Barbara, Dec. 12.-The met
ter of tbe Calkins estate came up in the
superior oourt Tuesday, and the motion
of tbe proponents for a new trial was de
nied. This sensational case occupied
the attention of the public and superior
court for a long time last spring, and
from tbe standing ol the defendant's
parents caused considerable excitement.
The suit was brought to break the will
of Mrs, A. C. Calkins, who bad devised
and bequeathed her property to her
husband, "Bert" Calkins, a young man
ol this city known for his sportive ten
dencies. The plaintiffs alleged undue
influence and great crueltr to hia wife,
and the testimony brought out estab
lished tbe fact beyond the shadow of a
doubt In the minda of the jury, ol bia
neslect, and the jury in consequence
brought in a verdict for the plaintiffs.
Tne defendant took exceptions and asked
for a new trial, which was denied as
above stated. I'hua ends one of the most
aeneationai wiii conteets that baa ever
been tried in this county.
Tbe tug Katie O'Neill arrived in port
Tuesday morning. In epite ol- rough
weather the work of wrecking the
eteamer Crown of England >' progreaa
ing rapidly. It ia expected that ber
machinery will bo aaved. All of last
week a gale blew from tbe southeast
and work had to be abandoned.
Preleminary steps are being taken
towards the formation ol a board ol
trade.
Mr. and Mrs. William Oothout have
returned Irom New York and aie at tbe
Arlington for tbe winter.
Mr. Clio L. Lloyd ia in Los Angelea on
a buaineaa trip.
The caae uf John Wigmore et al. re.
R. T. Buell haa been continued until
January 1, 1895.
Mr. E. A. Bruck ol Loa Angelea ia in
tbe city.
The preliminary examination of Henry
Linden ccniea up the 20th.
Mr, Tbaddoua Lowe, jr., and L. P.
Lowe of Paaadena were in the city the
firet of tbe week.
At tbo requeet of the director of the
Royal Botanic gardens, blew, England,
n box of plants has beeu abipped by
the Southern California Acclimatizing
association.
Numerous hold-ups have occurred
recently.
POMONA.
Proceedings of the City IroitiM-Local
Aff >lri.
Pomona, Dec. L 2 city trustees
met lest nigbt. In tbe absence of the
president of tbe board, J. A. Gallop,
Trustee Hibbard was made president
pro tern.
Four ordinances passed for final adop
tion, as follows: The sidewalk ordi
nance, adoption of bituminous rock for
sidewalks, crosswalks ordinance, and
tbe ordinance specifying kind and quan
tity of materials to ba used in paving
Second street from l'arcella to Louisa,
six blocks in all.
Bids were opened and read for the
building of cement walks from Garey
avenue east on Second atreet to Louisa;
thence south on Louisa to Seventh;
thence east on Seventh to Gibbs. L.
Fleming and IL W. Woodbine were tbe
oniy contestants, and Woodbine was
awarded the contract.
The Electric Light company's bill for
November, which was laid over Irom
last meeting, was taken np. The bili as
originally presented called for $168, bnt
waa allowed for $120.
It wae decided to renew the policy on
the city hall for $2000.
Street Superintendent Petty waa in
etructed to purchase a new plow suit
able for atreet work
A communication from the American
Ventilating company of San Franciaco
was received nnd laid on the table.
The board tben discussed at consider
able length tbe kind of valleys , r cul
verta to bo used across tbe paved Btreets,
and then adjourned.
MiBS Beatrice Joy, who formerly re
sided here, and who waa even then noted
for ber fine voice, has, alter eeveral
yearß' study in Paris and London, de
cidod to spend this winter witb her Bis
ter in Loe Angeles.
The Pomona baeeball nine and Fl
Telegrafos of LoB Angelea will play in
Pomona on Chrietmae day.
Mr. i»nd Mra. Shirley and Mr. and Mrs,
Queen of Carrollton, Mo., are among re
cent arrivala to epend the winter. Mre.
Shirley in a niece ol Dr. Brasher.
Will S. Hamner paid a bueinesa visit
to Loa Angeles today.
A Bnbttant.al brick business block ia
to be erected on the corner of Gareyand
Second streets.
FULLERTON.
Orange Growers Orgaulzs— Charity In
tertalnnioDt.
Fullerton, Dec. 11.—The recent rain
ban made the foliage of tbe evergreen
trees look bright and clean, and haa
gladdened the hearts of the ranchers
Already grain haa been sown and farm
work commenced in earnest by moat of
tbe large ranchers.
At tbe recent meeting of the Orange
Growere' association Mr. Essick was ap
pointed aecretary for the ensuing year.
The aeeociation will have a large crop of
oranges to handle the coming eeaaon.
A i rangemeota are being made by Mra,
G. H. Amerigeand aome of our young
people for a mueical entertainment, to be
given at Chadbonrue hall on the -Ist
iust, for the benefit uf a worthy indi
vidual.
Hugo Thum of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
one ot the proprietors of tbe Tanglefoot
Fly Taper compauy, is et the St. George
hotel, in company with Dr. P. Fuergeson
and VV. P. Sanlord of Glasgow, Scotland.
Mr. Thnm ia largely interested here in
the cultivation v! walnuts, and is well
pleased with the condition in which be
finds bis 50-acre orchard after a two
years' abseace.
Tbe exteneive grounds oi tbe St.
George hotel are now in fine condition,
having been put in apple-pie order be
fore the recent ruine. Mr. Amerige hae
thouroughly renovated and refitted the
house, preparatory to the tourist eeaaon.
The grounds are one of the garden epote
of Southern Calilornia, and ore greatly
improved by the addition oi a new
tennia court.
E. R. Amerige aud Jonah R. Botsford
have just returned from a week'a out
ing at San (Gabriel.
Dr. Mary E. Hagadorn, tho sticceasfoT
phyaician. of Paaadena, will visit her
son. Dr. J. L. Hagadorn, tbe rsaident
phyaician ol the St. George hotel, next
week.
A meeting ol the Tennis olnb was
held in the par.ors of the St. George last
nigbt. Arrangements for a jolly aeaeon
of entertainments are being made for
tbe winter.
A mania for clean shaven countsn
ancea has aeizsd the young roan of Ful
lerton, and aa a consequanos many
wivea and sweethearts are .mourning tho
loas ol the charming capillary ap
pendages ol tbe upper lip.
A valuable boree belonging to Wm.
Hetterbrink dropped dead on the atreet
Monday afternoon.
SAN BERNARDINO.
Itanoors Abont Building th* Nevada
Southern—Asylum Affairs.
San Bernardino, Deo. 12.— The latest
minor ii tbat tho Nevada Southern
railroad will be taken in band by par*
ties interested who will Inveat sufficient
capital to complete the line to the coal
fielde in Nevada vory abortly.
Invitations are out (or the wedding of
Florence, daughter ol Mr. and Mra. W.
P, Cave of this city to Oraon Elmer
Bigelow on next Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock at the First M. E. cbnrcb.
A fight between two yoang hoodlum!
occurred at the t irst Methodist church
last Sunday night, all over a girl. The
sensational sermons preached at the
church attract the young boys and girls
every Sunday night.
The trustees of the insane aiylnm met
last Monday. John Morton, secretary,
tendered his resignation, wnioh was ac
cepted, and F. W. Richardson, manager
of the Gleowood hotel of Riverside, and
brother-in-law of Trustee Miller, was
appointed in his place.
The new wing at the asylam will be
ready for occupancy about January 15th.
The number of inmates on December
Ist was 21)4, and they are increasing
daily.
John Motter, formerly chief clerk of
the St. Charles hotel, but now residing
at Orange, was in the city yesterday.
He was accompanied by bis brother,
J ulins Motter of Seattle, Wash.
Last night Keystone chapter No. 56
Royal Arch Masons, elected the follow
ing officers: High priest, H. A. Keller;
king, M. B. Tarrass; scribe, J. L. Merk
ley; treasurer, E. D. Roberts; secre
tary, D. T, Brummatt; captain oi the
host. F. R. Bright; principal sojourner,
T. J. Wilson; royal arch captain, Smith
Haile; master of tbe tbird vail, J. F.
Johnson jr.; master of the second yail,
W. S. Hooper; master ol the first vail,
H. C. Howland; organist. Kendall Holt;
seutinel, E, A. Smith. On the evening
of St. John's day the officers elect wili
ba installed. The officers elect ol the
Blue lodge will be installed tne came
evening.
Company E, N. G. C, ia preparing
for its annual Sew Year's reception at
Armory hall.
Miss Bart left yesterday lor Menlo
Park to spend the holidays with her
sister, Mra. C. J. Wilder.
General Manager K. H. Wade ol the
Southern California company was in
the city yesterday.
Misa Josephine Armonr ot San Fran
ciaco and Mrs. R. Rophard ol Loa An
geles are visiting the latter'a parents in
tbis city.
The Mercantile association held a
meeting last Monday nigbt, when it waa
decided to present the reaolution re
questing the repeal of the Sunday law,
relating to mercantile houses, to the
trustees.
The chamber of commerce ie opening
new quartera in the Stewart
botel building today.
COLTON.
Colton, Deo. 12.—A. W. Bruner, the
former local agent of the Southern Pa
ri ti a company, but now a rustling busi
ness man ol Lob Angeles, came in today
to look alter tbe orange crop.
The county Fruit association met yea
terday and transacted considerable im
portant busineaa.
An ugly scandal, wbich has been
bruited around for a week, came near
culminating yeate'rday. < ieorge Young
visited a boarding houee where a well
known young man stopped and exhibit
ed a weapon, which he threatened to
use, but the alleged offender had left in
tho morning for Loe Angelea. Young
waa arreeted on a complaint made by
Mrs. Dr. Agneß Havi! tad, one of tbe
boardere, and fined $."> for dieorderly
conduct. Tbe affair wears an ugly look.
Misa Clara Dooley of San Franciaco is
the new appointee of the Poatal Tele
graph company, and has opened an <l
lice in the Transcontinental hotel.
MORE CLERKS ARE NEEDED.
Ii• h i matter Van l>u»*u Aafct tha Post
inastar-fratieral for Mora Help.
Postmaster Van Duaen yesterday tele
graphed to the postmaster-general at
Washington, to tbe effeot that he will
bave to be allowed three more clerks aa
he will be unable to handle, the post
ollice business, whioh necessarily in
creases during tbe holidays.
"Ihe fact is," said the postmaster
while disciiaairig the matter, "tbat the
officials at tbe capitol cannot under
stand the peculiar needa of tbe office.
The law is that 16% per cento! receipta
ol all poatofficea are allowed for clerical
bire. It ia true that tbe Loa Angelea
office ia now allowed 17' 2 per cent,
whioh is n reduction of 10 per cent on
the expenditures when I took charge.
"Thie office ia Deculiarly situated for
the reason that we have on an average
of 20,000 to 80,000 transient people in
tbe city. Home of theße are constantly
moving or leaving, and others coming
in. For thia reaeon it takea a email
army of clerks to attend to the ordered
change of addreaaeß, and it takea tbe
carrier! double tbe usual time to deliver
a route.
"Many of our clerks ere paid only
$ii)o a year, and it is an outrage to ex
pect them to work 15 hours a day,
ac they ere now doing, for such a
paltry allowance. 1 have tried by
every means I could think of to secure
more clerks, but ao far my efforts have
proved a failure. Now the holidays are
upon ua and, aa ia alwaya the case, holi
day presonta are piled up to tbe ceiling
in the poetoffice awaitiug delivery or to
be cent away. The money order de
partment is doing a tremendous busi
ness, his*. • Jinlesa more assistants are
allowed it ia hard to tell what will fol
low."
1 No Christinas and New Year's table should
Vp without a bottle of Or. Slegurfs Augustora
Betters, the world reuowned appetizer of ex
guliitc flavor. B-twaru oi counterfeits.
SANTA ANA.
ROBERT J. AND SILKWOOD WILL
NOT RACE.
Tbe Sal vide*.Soathsrn Trial for Bat
tery — Keal Estate Transfers.
Local Nntss and Per
sonal Mantlon.
Santa. Ana, Dec. 12.—The trial of
Thomas Selvidge aud G. S mtbern lor
battery on one F. P. Bowland, took
place tbii afternoon before Justloe Q. E.
Freeman, witb J. W. Ballard as attor
ney for tbe defendant and District At
torney Scarborough protecnting. Tbe
cue U being tried before a jury ol 12 men.
J. P. Bowland tint testified, and got
lomewbat excited. Thii bad iti effect
until Mr. Bowland wonld get worked np
by tbe defendant'i attorney, when a
good ronnd of laughter would break ont
again. He claims the boys to whom be
leased tbe ranch delivered the property
to bim on account of their inability to
make anything on it, and the old gen
tleman took their word for tbe surren
der instead of tbe written lease, as he
onght to bave done. The can waa con
tinued until tomorrow.
The Ladies' guild ol the Episcopal
church will meet at tbe home of Mr.
and Mrs D. F. Jonea tomorrow ;Thurs
day at 2 o'clock.
A marriage license wai issued today
to Fern S. Bishop, aged 18, and Mice
Nellie G, Deck, aged 18, both partial ol
Santa Ana.
L. F. Chaffee haa told to J. D. Price
10 acrea in aeotion 9, township 6, range
10. for $1000.
Tbe caae o! tho atate vi. Scbuh and
Ainaworth for atealing a quantity ol
wainuti from near Orange, wai conclud
ed today with a verdict ot uot guilty.
Little Eddy Jobnaon while playing in
the cellar nnder the paint itore ol Mr.
Biaiell, ran a nail in hia loot clear to the
bone. He wai taken home. Feara ot
lock-jaw are entertained.
Tbe will be work in tbe third degree
in the Masonic lodge of tbii oity next
Friday night.
Tbia morning Mr. Monroe Saliibary,
owner ol Flying Jib, Alix and a number
ol other faat boraei, together witb H. C.
Newton, president, and S. T. Brown,
secretary ol the Los Angelei Fair ano
ciation, came to Santa Ana and went
direct to Pliza ranch to bave a talk witb
J. Wiilits, owner of Silkwood, with refer
ence to getting up a race between Robert
J. and Silkwood, Mt.Williti said it wai
out of tbe question to think ol men a
race, as he bad taken Silkwood out ol
training.
The steamer Tillamook is dtioharging
lumber at tbe wharl at Newport. Alio
tbe schooner Kenton.
Messrs. Baker, Herman and Galloway
are on a bunting expetition at Newport.
Ed Vaugbn went to the manhei last
nigbt, and thii morning came in with
three dozen ducks.
William Frank, tbe eraiy German
from Garden Grove, wai yeaterday com
muted tbe asylum at Highland!.
George Baeionett, C. C. Drake and
Andrew Harris are ont on a dnok hnat
today.
Bert Mansur, who haa been attending
medical college, has received bil diploma
and ia at home tor a thort visit with
bia parents.
Klduey Troabl Card.
Long Beach, Cal., Oct. 31, 1894.—D. W
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f This extraordinary r.eJuvenator is the most
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treat by msdlclne, all diseases of lnggeß, sss»
»nrt children The docior claims lint ha has
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spT.fo' for tioables of women >wi men. A
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HBRB DOCTOR
689 Dpper Maiu StriW,, Los Angeles.
Los Anoelbs, Cal., June 17, 1889.
To THE Public: I have been suaerlug with
piles aud kidney troubl* for over lire years,
end nsve tried several remedies, but all failed
to relieve me. A short lima since I tried Dr.
Hlns, (139 Upper Main street, and lam
bow well and etrong, and consider him a flrit.
eias. doctor. Your.iruly Vn hiu ylb>
23SS. Hill St., Los Angeles, CaL
Los Anoki.es, June 9, 1893.
To the Public: For over five years 1 have
been troubled with nervous Sice headache and
liver complaint. 1 didn't seem io flud any help
from the many doctors and medicines that!
triad nntil I tried Dr. Wong lllm. 039 Tlppa.
UalastreeL lam now well. Yours truly,
MI.-, I M U. BROOK.
48 niutonave.. Loa Angelas, CaL
TO THE PUBLIC.
Los Anoeles, CaL, Juiy -1, 1894,
TR. WONG H1M,639 Upper Maiu SL
Dear Sir—l take pleasure lv adding my testf.
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Attorney and Notary Public,
liarvan/a, Cal.
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