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RECORD OF A DAY SOUTH OF THE TEHACHEPI
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
School Bonds Carried Almost
Unanimously
THE W. C. T. U. CONVENTION
Correspondence From Pasadenans in
Africa
Maccabees Hold Regular Heetlng-A Law Stu
dents' Association—Hotel (jrecn Closed.
News Notes
PASADENA, May 21.—The school bond
election today,at the Wilson school build
ing, did not bring out a very large vote,
but as it was nearly all one way tho
number of votes was not of much con
sequence. It is quite generally recognized
that there is great need of moro build
ings, tho present accommodations being
entirely inadequate, und tho $10,000 voted
for tho purpose is none too mucb for pres
ent necessities. The buildings aie to be
two in number aim aro to bo located in
tho eastern and northwestern sections of
the city, respectively.
There wero 838 votes east, which is an
exceedingly light vote. At the time Tho
Herald correspondent visited the polls
the count had not yet been completed,but
the judges stated mat they thought nit
over a score of votes had been cast against
the proposition, and prouably less than
that number.
Pasadena at the W. C. T. U. State Convention
PASADENA, May 21.—Pasadena will
bo well represented at the state conven
tion of the W. C. T. U. at Riverside,
which begins today, ending the 21th,
The following members expect to be in
attendance:
State Superintendents of Departments-
Work among colored people. Dr. Rachel
F.Roid: work among soldiers and sailors,
Mis. Hester T. Griffith agent; white rib
bon, Mrs. Mary Case Lord; narcotics,
Mrs. Mary C. Glass securing homes for
homeless" children, Mrs. Elizabeth R.
Townsend; non-alcoholics in medicine,
Dr. Ella Whipple-Marsh.
; Delegates—Mrs. Mattio A. Hall, Mrs.
Martha E. Drawbaugb. Sadio R. Boyn
ton. Mrs. Evangeline H. Mcintosh.
Alternates—Mrs. Idonia McLain Jones,
Mrs. Mary F. I). Massey.
Death of Mrs. Stanley P. Jewett
PASADENA,May JO.—The many friends
of Mrs. Stanley I. Jewett will bo pained
to learn of her death,which occurred yes
terday afternoon at the family residence
in Lamanda Park.
Mrs. Jewett was among the early settlers,
having como heie with her husband in
1878, and has been closely identified both
with the social life and good works of the
community, leaving many warm friends
to mourn beriloss, as well as tho bereaved
husband and two children—a son ami
daughter.
The funeral services will take placo to
morrow. Wednesday, morning at 10::j0
o'clock, at the family residence, l.amanda
Park. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
Letters From Pasadenans in South Africa
PASADENA, May 21.— Letters wero re
ceived yesterday from King Macomber
announcing the arrival of Jud Blick and
himself in Cape Town, Africa.after a trip
the account of which makes interesting
reading. The boys expeoi to go at once
farther north, passing the Zambesi river,
which will bring them among tbe friends
who have preceded them. Mr. Burnham,
a foimer resident of I'asadena, is the
gram! mogul of this section, so the re
ports say, and the boys anticipate great
times alter reaching their goal.
Other Pasadena young men are contem
plating a trip to that country if they bear
favorable reports from those already there.
Knights of Maccabees
PASADENA. May 21. —At the regular
meeting of the Knights of tbe Maccabees
last evening, at G. A. R. hull, a new
member was initiated, and besides the
usual business nominations were made
for tbe officers for tho ensuing year. Tho
celection is to bo held next month. It
was decided to give an entertainment
Monday evening, May l!7tb, in which the
Sir Knights antl ladies of tho Maccabees
will join forces and make it excel all
former efforts. There is a very noticeable
activity in the various fraternal orders of
Pasadena, all of which appear to be in a
flourishing condition.
Brevities
I'ASADENA, May L'l.-The Pasadena
Law Students' association, numbering
twelve members, will have a banquet to
morrow evening at the Painter hotel.
Don Porter, president of tho association,
will preside, and thu boys will havo v
merry time.
L. C. Torrance arrived home from San
Gabriel canyon today, whither he went
with W. L. Wotkyns. George B. Post and
A. 11. Conger, members of the Pasadena
Bait club. The others will be back soon.
Mr. Torrance hastened back on account
of tho burning out of the armature in the
electric light plant. He reports a lino
time and excellent fishing.
The trial of Pltzpntrlok on the chaigo
of murder of Elmer Newton is to begin in
the superior court on next Thursday.
The second round of the Whist club
tournament is to be played this evening.
Hotel Green closed the most successful
season in its history yesteiday.
Wedding announcements, engraved or
printed. Mail orders carefully filled,
Samples free. 11. M. Leo it i>ro., 140
Korth Spring street.
SAN BERNARDINO
Attempted Escape Prom Jail—Bicycle Races
to Be
SAN BERN UMNO, May 21.—Jjjhn
Frasier, an Inmate of the county jail, was
this morning detected in cutting big way
out of the jail window with a tile. Aa ho
was only confined for vagrancy for thirty
days, it is supposed ho must bo wanted
elsewhere for ft more serious offense or
bo would not havo attempted to break
jail.
Mucb interest in tiio coming events of
bicyelo races Wednesday afternoon is
manifested among local wheelmen. Fos
ter of Kan Knncisco, Jones of Man Jose,
with his trainer, li. R, Aylward; Allen
Jones, of dan Jose; Hilly liurko and Casey
C'astlemau ol Los Angclos, and Bandy of
Seattle are among tbo cracks who "will
compete for the prizes.
REDLANDS
An Attempt to Wreck a Southern Pacific
Train
RKMLAXDS, May 31.— A heavy piece
of iron uoout ton inches long was found
inserted in a perpondioular position at
the Intersection of one of the Southern
Pacific's switch rails and a rail on tbo
main line, between Orange street and tbo
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Fraocisoa.
Earl Fruit company's packing house, a
few evenings since, by N. M. Bonbam.
It is believed that an attempt was made
to wreck tho evening train which leaves
Crafton at 8:88 o'clock.
Joseph Cook will lecture in this city
June Ith. under tho auspices of the Y. M.
0. A., his subject being Ultimate Amer
ica,
The rite of confirmation was adminis
tered by Bishop Nichols at the Episcopal
church'Muuday morning. His address is
highly spoken of.
Dr. Stewart and Judge Bennett went to
Pasadena today to interview Walter Ray
mond on the hotel project.
SANTA MONICA
The City Trustees Hold • Meeting-, at .Which
Considerable Business Is Done
BANT A MONICA, May 31.—The. trus
tees met in regular session Monday
night, when all were present and har
mony prevailed. After reading and ap
proving the minutes of the provious
meeting, the report of the finance com
mittte was received, they recommending
the payment of bills amounting to $271.83,
$200 of which was to pay Mr. Lair, bio for
sewer plans.
Tho committee appointed recently to
look after the inmates of the soldiers'
home who swallow too laigo potions of
nectar there, reported that the governor
promised hearty co-operation. Tho com
mittee also recommended that the names
of habitual drunkards bo posted in
saloons and drug stores.
The marshal's report for 1894-95 as tax
collector was received. It shows $10,
--771.:12 collected, leaving $2:)0.72 still to be
collected on tbe delinquent roll. It was
approved. Mr. Martin was granted per
mission to run a shooting gallery on the
beach.
Tbo new street car switch on Tnird
street was approved.
A numerously signed petition asking
that tho cluster light on Third street and
Orange avenue bo changed to an arc light
was prcseted. The petition was granted.
The chamber oi common:} presented a
statement that tho North Beach Bath
ilouso company offered to contribute
bull' the expense of making a good, broad
road to tho beach, the estimated cost
being $£00.
Tho proposition was accepted and the
engineer instructed to prepare plans.etc.
ami the. city attorney instructed to notify
the Southern Pacific of the board's action
and to prepare resolutions of intention. t£
The citizens' sewer committee was dis
charged anil thanked for their labors.
The opening of bids for street sprink
lig was ordered. No bids were accepted,
but tbo mutter was referred to the com
m ittoc of the whole.
,It was resolved to rejuvenate the band
stand and purchase chairs for the neigh
borhood of tho stand.
Town attorney was instructed to pre
pare an ordinanco to provide that lot
owners clear tiio weeds from walks and
gutters.
Trustee Lewis suggested that appointive
oflicers he granted sixty days' leave of
absence without pay. As they did not
ask for the vacation no action was taken.
The Maccabees were voted the freedom
of thu town daring tho coming meeting.
■ The park committee was instructed to
deivse means for a wiud-break at the
band stand ; also the matter of a drink
ing fountain. Referred to committ?o on
lire and water.
REDONDO
Arrivals of Vessels-A Number of Visitors
Coming in
REDONDO, May Si I.—The Santa Rosa
arrived this morning from the north with
30 passengers and 112 tons of freight, and
sailed for Kan Diego with 10 passengers.
The warm weather of tho past few days
has started the surf bathers in full force,
and the enjoyment seems to bo as great
us in midsummer.
Mr. Gardiner, of the firm of Gardiner
& Oliver, with a party of friends, was
down today and chartered the yacht
Bonnie Belle. They returned with an ex
ceptionally good haul of barracuda and
yellowtail.
Councilman G. D. Fcssell was down to
day in search of a location for his family
for the slimmer.
O. Cox appeared this morning with a
brand new turnout of horse, buggy nnd
harness, which is a delight to sec.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Vail spent the day
at the Redondo hotel and took a drive
about the surrounding country.
Mrs. Perris Wibaux, who with her fam
ily tias made the Redondo hotel her
home for the past six months, left today
for St. Paul, whore she expects to meet
bet husband upon his return from
France. They go to visit their large cat
tle ranch in Montana, ami will return to
Redondo iv the fall.
5 Among the late arrivals at the Redondo
are: Mrs. T. H. Phillips, Detroit; Mrs.
Frank Howard, New York; A. \Y. Roche,
Pasadena! Miss Emily Roche, Hluo is
land, Ind.; 11. A. Auamson, Denver;
Rudolph Neil. New York; Mr. and Mrs.
W. Knicrht and Frank M. Knight, New
York; M. Johon. Syah lllahee.George 11.
Ford, Boston; C. 11. Miller, San Bernar
dino.
DOINGS OF POMONANS
Final Disposition of Street Railway Paving
Matter
POMONA, May 21.—For sonic weeks
one of tho chief local topics has been tho
paving between tho track ot the street
railway on Second street. The work of
paving tne street each side of the tracks
has progressed so far that many of the
property owners began to think it would
be finished before anything could be
done, lint today it is understood that
property owners along the street decided
to pave the franchiso and take security
upon the road.
The newspaper men of Pomona, it is
understood, will hold a jolliiication meet
ing over tho decision uf the United States
supremo court on the income tax.
Mr. and Mrs. W. <). Wilcox aro home
from Arizona, where they have boen
spending the winter.
The new officers of the Woman's coun
cil are: Mrs. J. T. liiady, president:
Mrs. W. H. Maunders, vice-president;
Mrs. Mary Snyder, secretary; Mrs. Cor
nelia I»owen, treasurer. The executive
committee arc Mines, li. W. Hurt, 0. O.
Sweet and J). Hawkins.
To Fight the Saloons
A mass meeting lias been called for
next Monday night to light tho saloon
clement. The call, in the opening linos,
says: "An effort is being made lo unite
in practical endeavors to lessen the evils
resulting from the open saloon, and finally
to close tho saloons as the cause of great
social and political cvii.'' Tiie meeting
will be held in V. M, C A. hall at X p. m.
Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
sia, heartburn, torpid liver.diz
ziness, sick headache,bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss of appetite,sallow skin.etc.,
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills ios and
25* a box. Book free at your
druggist's or write B.F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal St., New York.
Annual nalea inort than 6,000.000 boiM.
LOS AJNG-iUIjES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MOUNTING-, MAY aa, 1893.
ORANGE COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Dr. J. 0. Bailey Found Appropriating
City Water
Proceedings of the City Council — Local
News and Personal
riention
SANTA ANA, May 21.—The city board
of trustees met last night, and in opening
the sealed bids for fuel oil |ior tbe city
wator works the bid of P. J. Rogers of
this city to furnish oil for six months at
$1.15 per barrel was accepted.
Petition of M. Hoffct al., asking the
board to repeal ordinanco No. 102 and re
enact ordinance No. 191, was read and
was filed.
Resolution No. 07, to adopt the specifica
tions for paving a portion of Fourth
street with asphaltum, was deferred until
May 27th.
The city attorney was instructed to
withdraw tbo injunction and all proceed
ings against tho Santa Ana, Orange and
Tustin Street Railway company. The
street committee was instructed to get up
proper specifications for paving the stieot
car line in this city.
It was decided to call an election to
vote bonds for an electric light plant for
the city.
The street superintendent's salary was
placed at $50 per month.
SANTA ANA, Muy 21.—Sefrino Justo,
v half-breed Indian, murderously assaul
ted Jose Colina, another half-breed, over
tbe bead with an iron bar at Anaheim
last night. Colina is expected to die and
Justo is in jail. Justo refused to say
why the assault was committed.
Took City Water
The city engineer reported that last
Saturday night some one was using the
city water all night. In nosing around
the orchard of Dr. J. G. Bailey wns seen
to have been recently irrigated and on
closer inspection the water was'seen run
ning from a large hose in tho doctor's
backyard. This was reported to the city
clerk, who complained at once against
tho medico and had him brought before
Hue city recorder, H. T. Matthews,where
the doctor pleaded guilty of tho charge
of using the city water for irrigating pur
poses, when the recorder lined him $.">.
Mrs. Lydia M. Hall of Pomona, district
deputy grand matron of tho O. E. S.,
will visit Hermosa chapter June 17th.
Rev. Dr. R Garton, S. C. Wright, S.
Marchout, Rev. Mr. Morrison and Mr.
Shelenburg went to Trabuco today.
Mrs. Kate Topper Galpiu lectured here
last night fo an appreciative audience.
Mary R. Blanchurd sold to 11. F. Dcn
nian of New York, lots 1!) und 110, block
B, of the Berry tract for 527.
.1. J. Jonsen of Los Angeles sold to
Harry Holmes of the same place, I'll acres
in section 10, township 1, range 11, lor
$4000 •
A marriage license was issued today to
Albert A. Brown, aged 22, of Balsa, and
Mary E. Morgan, aged 17, of Santa Ana.
Mrs. C. L. Stamps of Orango died yes
terday in Orange, aged (il years. Funeral
today at 10 a. ra., ut her late residence.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Occidental Defeats I. S. C. by a Score of
ai to 16
The much talked of return game be
tween the University of Southern Califor
nia and the Occidental college teams was
flayed on Monday afternoon at tho
grounds of the former, and at the end of
the ninth inning the score stood 10 to 21
in favor of tho Occidentals. The features
of the game were a home run by Martin
of the University of Southern California
and a foul catch hy Racio of the Occi
dentals. Tho game abounded with close
plays and only ended witli a hard Strug,
gle in the ninth inning. Tho University
club gained live runs in tiie ninth inn
ing, limsted, the pitcher for tho Univer
sities, made his first appearance yester
day, lie played a good game.
The players and their positions weie
as follows:
Universities—Strohni, catcher; Martin,
sborstop; Oliver, second base; Jones, left
field; Steel, iirst base; Umsted. pitcher;
Gregory, third baso: Garrett, right held;
Thomson, center field.
Occidentals—Place, loft field; Bell,
shortstop; Hansen, center held: Raoid,
catcher: Mondo, third baso; Edwards
tirst base; L. Murray, second base; N.
Murray, right held; Ledbetter, pitcher.
H, C. Fritchio, scorer.
SAN BERDOON HANDICAPS
How the Circuit Federation Boys Will Race
There Today
The Kan Hernardino meet of tho circuit
confederaiton is held today and the han
dicaps for the events were fixed by h. A.
W. Handicaper II . 0. Ford Smith last
night.
For tbe mile handicap, Class A : A. W.
Cieaver, scratch; Dan Witman and B. E.
Clark, '10 yards; Fd 11. F. llumly
and J. I). F. Peach, 35 yards; C. P. Wal
ters, Guy I*. Kussell, Clyde A. King and
Herman Shafer, 60 yards; Cus Boron, A.
E. Perris and John Cowan, 7fi yards;
Howard Squires. K. A. Pratt, Harry F.
Eastwood and Charles A. itebei, 100
yards.
For the two-mile handicap, Class II:
Emil Ulhricht anil Casey Castle in an,
scratch: W. A. Burke and Walter Foster,
60 yards; Allen Jones and William Jen
kins. 7o yards; J. W, Cowan and J. I>.
Noble. 125 yards; W. K. McCrary, 150
yards.
The First School Site Bid
Tbe initial bid to sell to the city prop
erty for tho proposed new schools was
yesterday filed with the city clerk. Thu
bid being sealed, tbe identity of the
owner of the property is unknown. Tin
intending seller makes a tendor ior the
St. James park school,
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cure is guarantod in every case in which a re*
covery is possible. Herb medicines for sale.
DR. WONG HI7VY
HERB DOCTOR,
639 Upper Main Street. Los Angeles
r. O. BOX 397. STATION C. |
LOB ani-ei.es, Cal, June 17, 1894. (
To the Public. I have been suffering with
piles and kidney troubles for over five years,
and have tried several remedies, but nil failed
to relieve me. A short time since I tried Dr.
Wong Him, 039 L'pDer Main street, and I am
now wcll-tind strong, and consider him a tirst
class doctor. Yours truly,
W. 71. HIIXYEft,
335 S. Hill st., Los Angelei, CaL
Los ANt.Ei.KS, June 9, 1893.
To THK Prune: For over live years I have
been troubled with nervous sick headache and
liver complaint, 1 didn't seem lo find any help
from thft many doctors and m-diclnea that 1
tried until I iried Dr. Wong Him, 639 Upper
Main street, lam now well. Yours truly.
MISd M. G. BROCK.
48 ilinton aye,, Los Angeles, CaL
TO THE PUBLIC:
Los angei.es Cal.. July j*% 1891.
DR. WONG HIM. l>3» Upper Main st
Dear Sir: I take pleasure in adding my tea
timony to the many you i.avo aiready received.
1 will say that after taking ymr treatment foi
catarrh of the bead and tbroat, that I am now
well, and ask you to refer to me any person
that may feel skeptical and I will satisfy them
as to the efficacy of your treatment. Yours
truly, P. X KING,
Attorney ana Notary Public,
Garvanza. CaL
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mm n tee furnished with erery $3.00 order received
1 rotund the money i£ a permanent cure ia not
"acted.
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The Inn at Little Harbor; the celebrated Island stage road and tbe popular coast exeat
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Hotel service second to none; scenery, climate and other natural attractions of the Island,
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Regular steamer service, as per railroad time tables In Los Angeles dally papers; only B<l
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portation Company's ocean passenger steamer "Falcon" will make dally trips, Sundays e»
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DR. LIEBIQ & CO.'S WORLD'S DISPENSARY
NO. 123 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
The Oldest Dispensary on Established
CATARRH aspeeialty. Wo euro tho worst case vSHka^HaVHI
Special surgeon from San Francisco Dispensary JMB \mk\\
in constant Examinations mvVr&m B,^
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DENTIST f DENTIST
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JVSV PRICES FOR DENTKL WORK;
Set of Teeth $8 00 Best S. S. White Teeth $10.00
Silver Filling 50 Gold Crowns $5.00 and $8.00
Gold Alloy Filling 100 Gold Fillings $2.00 and up
My work is as painless as Rood work will allow, LADY ASSISTANT. Office open SUNDAYS
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HUCTION
OIL PAINTINGS
Friday, May 34th, 1895, at 2:30 P.M.
Blanchard-FiUgerald Hall,
113 SOUTH SPRING ST.
This collection of Paintings by the celebrated
Artist
KLBERT JE-NKS
Comprising about fifty choice selections from
his studio, including the celebrated painting,
"Building the Pyramids," "Christ the Com
forlcr," "Czar's Courier" and many others
This is the tirst auction sale of Mr. Jenks
paintings, and they will all bo sold without
reserve.
TMOS. B. CLARK, Auctioneer.
♦♦♦o^meewmwmeeee
: job I
| PRINTING I
♦ Executed With Neatness and ♦
* Dispatch at the I
! Herald Job Office j
t 309 W. SECOND ST. ♦
J J. W. HART, manager. J
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BANNING COMPANY
Columbian Coal, $8 per ton, in bulk,
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ILLS. Liv a.id 1047. MS SOUTH SPUING ST
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220 COMMERCIAL ST.,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
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J, M. Griffith Pros. John T. Grlfjith. V.-Pr«a.
F. T. Grimth, Secretary and Treasurer.
Geo. R. Waltes, Supt. ol Mill.
J. M. GRIFFITH COMPANY,
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Doors, Windows, Blinds and Stslrs.
VJI N. ALAMEDA ST., Los Angeles, Cat.
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lo any sufferer. Address, with stamp, DAVID
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