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M. 7-S 12:51 4 8:41 TIME TABLES. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. (Pacific System.) Commencing Fob. 26, 1894, trains are due leave aua arrive at union Motor Depot, Third street, opposite 81.

Charles Hotel, connecting closely lln ell Southern Pacltic trains aiuoiion.as follows: II1TI FOB STATION. ARRIVE FROM S7.1S a A 8.05 a 4.15 10.25 a 4. 15 lllJnH .1 vrucu mux cut iOKdeu aud Kant jOgden and East Ix-ming, 1 faao, Kansas I City, New Orleans East Portland, TaoomaA Los Angeles, Ontario and. mniiR. (U0 ii.hj a in 11.00 a 1 7.14 a a 8.05 a 2.50 pm 4.15 Augelea Oularlo and union a Los Angeles, Ontario and 11.0 am 8.40 1140 4.u0p ui in 6.40 C.40 4.50 li.U5 Los Angeles, Ontario and Pomona Rnilfllliir unit Unanmnnt I I Til 1 1 II jsi a 7.15 a a 8.05 a Santa barliara 3nt.

Ilai-Kara 7.16 a A 8.05 a IjSan Krau. and Sacramento. dan Pran AtlH tt 4.15 dan Fran, and Sacramento! if) a a in 12.05 Kea lands Kedlaudsand Crafton kfriliinrla anil Ppadnn o.iia 7.15 a 8.05 a 2.50 dnill. Uiinlna A. Inn.

8.40 a 11.00 a 12.40 6.40 pm danta MonioaA Loug B'cli sauia Monica ung B'on Snnd ay only. A Daily except Sunday. The most dtioi't and Dleeiant line for Hants lonlca, oatn Pedro and Long beach. Choice of three mute Knnul Ovrian anrl cuiuiub ruuun, Personally conducted family excursions weakly over the Sunset Home. The short Hue to Catalina Island.

For local and through tickets, excursion dates, cullman berth reservations, maps, please apply to J. A. liliYAKMON, Agent, Union Motor Depot, Ran Bernardino. Or M. CKAW LEY.

Asst. O. F. and P. 114 South Spring street, Los Angeles.

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GOODMAN Gen. Pass. 8. F. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOTOR.

General office at San Bernardino. Iesve for Arr. from LvCollon I.v Iliver-i Colton and Colton and for Han nidefor8nn Riverside Klveralde Bernardino Bernardino A. N. A.

a'! m. a. h. 7.15 e7.1l) 6.55 8 7.00 a 8.05 a7.w 7.35 7.50 10.25 7 60 a 8.25 10.10 P. M.

a 8 40 10.45 11.50 12.05 11.00 P. M. 1. M. P.

M. 12.25 2.115 4.15 12.40 3.10 4.00 6.05 8.25 4 30 6.50 7.00 4.45 6.25 6.40 Sunday only, a Daily except Sunday. Colton only. Connect at Colton with all Southern Pacific trains. 11.

C. GUITEAU, J. A. MCIB, Superintendent. lleceiver.

W. 8. HOOPER, Bec'y and Treas. REDLANDS MOTOR ROAD. Trains leave Union Motor depot, Third street, San Bernardino, and Bedlandsas follows: AST BOUND.

WEST BOUND. Trains Leave Trains Leave AM BERNARDINO. REDLANDS. 8:10 a.m. 7:30 a.m.

10:10 a.m. 9:20 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:85 p.m. 1:10 p.m.

6:00 p.m. 3:55 p.m. 6:20 p.m. For Redlands Junction only. i.

A. UfcYAKMUN, Agent. SANTA FE ROUTE. Southern California Railway Company. Commencing Sunday, Oct.

14, 1894, trains will leave and arrive at Ban Bernardino (Third street depot) as follows: Liivs roa 8TATI0N8. ARRtVI PKOlt 7.B0am 10.30 a 11.25 a 4.00 pm 7.80 am J.45 pm t.3Q-am 1.45 7.30 am 1.4) pm 7.30 am 9.15 a Los Angeles via PanadenaB bLos Angeles via PaaadenaA A Los Angeles via PaaadenaA A Lot Angeles via 1'asadena A Los Angeles via Orange. b. Angeles via Orange, A fSan Diego and Ocean-1 via a a Santa Ana. ti Santa Ana.

A A Riverside A Kiveraide 9.10 am 11.25 am 6.30 11.45 pm 2.20 pm 7.20 pm 2.20 pm 7.20 ni 2.20 pm 7.20 9.05 a 10.25 a 11.20 a 2.20 pra 8.55 pm 7.20 pm 9.05 am 2.20 pm 7.20 pm 11.30 1.45 pra 6.15 7.30 am I. 4 6.15 pm II. 80 am 6.33 pm 6.15 a 9.15 am 2.45 12 30 1.35 1.35 pm A Riverside Riverside A a Riverside a a South Riverside A South Riverside A South Riverside A a i. Mentone via Redlands. via Highland.

12.40 i 7.25 a Highland. a. Men tone via a Perrts 10.25 a ra 8.65 pm B. and San Jacinto. and a Redondo via A 7.30 am 10.30 a 11.25 am 7.80 am A.

Kedonrtovla Pasadena. via 1.45p 7.80 am 10. .10 a 11.25 a 7.30 am b. via Orange. A Santa Monlcavla PaaadenaA BHanta Monlcavla Pasadena ASanta Monlcavla Pasadena A.

Santa Monlcavla Orange. B. Santa Mouica via Orange A Barstow and East 1.45 12.10 A dally daily except Snnd 11.25 am train stops onlyf Pasadena. Tickets for other way stations 7.30 a. 10.80 a.

ana 4 m. tral on Passengers for 7.30 a. 10.30 a. 4 p. m.

Vains can take train from K-street station at a a. m. 10.22 a. 8.52 p. m.

Excursion ratoj to all coast points every Bun-day. City Ticket Office, 514 Third street; E-ftreet depot and Third-street depot. W. A. MITCHKM, Agont.

K. H. WADE, General Manager, Los Angeles. H. Q.

THOMPSON. Gen. Pass. A MAIL SCHEDULE. San Bernardino Postoffice.

Mails depart from and arrive at the postofflos Ban Bernardino, California, as follows: 10.25 a 10.25 a 11.25 a 6.30 pm 11.46pm 2.20 7.20 pm 11.25 a 0.80 pm 11.45 2.20 7.20 11.05 am ABBIVB. A. M. P. M.

2:15 9:00 2 H0 10:40 6:00 11:30 6:00 1:16 4:15 9:80 2:30 7:30 11:45 6:50 1:15 4:16 11:85 7:10 "6:50 6:60 11:45 9 00 2:30 10:40 6:00 10:40 1:16 7:30 4:16 10:40 2:30 "6:50 11: 6:60 10:40 TO AND FROM Arrowhead Colton Colton via Santa East via Sacramento. VtJEast via Southern Pcflo -ry' nIya Anrelea and dlat. yoe Angeles and dint a Auvein auu uui Messina Ontario and Pomona. Ontario and Pomona. Ualto, Pasadena, ete.

Pasadena Pasadena Riverside Riverside Red lauds Sao Jacinto Dtea-o, Oranre A way lu 1.1 A in 45! Francisco and north 1 a 1'nmu, W1M.W a vi ia oarDara ven.orai 12 so Temecula and war Halieok way JAMES H. BOYD.PostmasUf. id. 12:59.. Pl5 i vr.M 10.45 VOLUME I.

SAN BERNARDINO. SATT7RDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1894. NO. 49. I' Creditors Fall Is in full 4i and IN ORDER TO RAISE MONEY TO SATISFY OUR EASTERN CREDITORS.

Cash Talks -Cash We Explanation to the Public at Our Eastern buyer having had so many offers and inducements made him in Fall and Winter goods, at such remarkably low figures, by the mmu fact, urers and agents of New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston, made a very large purchase, and put us heavily in debt. Now the goods have arrived and our creditors insist upon having their money, so we are forced to have this great sale in order to satisfy them and keep our name good with ail our creditors. Owing to apace we can give you no prices. All we want is for you to call at our store and get them. Respectfully yours, 1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. W. W. SAVER AND NOTARY PUBLIC Room 0, JiIrAkee block, Redlands. ELMER E.

ROWELL, A TTORNKY-AT-LAW ROOMS ONK, TWO af and Andreson building, Sail Ber Dbrdlno, CaL GEO. B. COLE, TTORNEY-AT ROOMS 10 AND 11, PoKtolllce block. A. B.

FABIfc. C. L. A 14.18014, PARIS ALLISON, A TTORNKYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. IV Oltice 111 the Cochrane building, Third ilreet, San Bernardino.

BLEDSOE HUTCHINGS, TTORNEYS AT-LAW BYRNE BUILDING, rooms 4 and 5. Will practice in all courts. BYRON WATERS. ODY SHOUP. WATERS SHOUP, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, SAN BERNARDINO, Cal.

Olllce in Farmers' KxchaiiRu Bank bulldlnir Olllce telephone number, 47. VVa-ters' residence telephone number, 58. HOWARD H. BAKER, ATTORNEY-AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC Rooms 7 and 8, Burt Block, 411 Third street, San Bernardino, Cnl. J.

C. CHRISTY, ATTORNEY. AT -LAW. ROOMS 11 AND 12 Burt block, Third street, San Bernardino. ARCHITECTS.

PALMER JONES. RCHITECTS ROOM 9, ANDRESON BLOCK street, San Bernardino. CIVIL ENOINERR8. F. C.

FINKLE, CIVIL AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEER. BUR-veys, plans, estimates and consultations on Irrigation and water works. Olllce: room 9, Farmer's Exchange Bank Building. TYPEWRITER AND faTENOORAPIIER. LUCILE COLVIN, STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER Work from dictation and copying promptly done.

Charses reasonable. Office wltn Paris i Allison, Cochrane bnllding. NEW ST. CHARLES HOTEL i MTC8 t2.00 AMD t2.M ff DAY. Single Rooms 50 ets.

Free Bus to and fro. T. A. URBAN. Prop.

FIRE ALARM BOXES. Box 4 Bos 12 Box 1.1 Box 14 Box 15 Box 23 Box 25 Box 81 Box 41 Box 42 Filth and Kats. Third and Ests. Third and sts. and Cats.

First and su. Third and sis. Hants Fs Depot. and at. and 9 sts.

Seventh and sts. aud Fourth sts. blast, and will continue until $65.000 WORTH OP TI ter TT Will KI WILL- BE SACRIFICED San J5 rn i CANDIDATES' CARDS. CONSTABLE, E. F.

POURADE, Regular Democratic Nominee for Snn Bernardino Judicial Township. CONSTABLE. T. J. WEST.

Regular Democratic Nominee for Pan Bernardino Judiuir' Township. CLERK, Auditor and Recorder. JOHN B. HANNA. Regular Democratic Nominee for San Bernardino County.

Member State Board of Equalization. F. M. NICKELL. (Los Angeles, Cel.) Regular Democratic Nominee for Fourth District.

jjP' i i Assemblyman, Seventy-eighth District, F. P. MESERVE, (Redlands, Cal.) Regular Democratic Nominee for San Bernardino County. SIDNEY H. JOHNSON, 340 Third street.

Telenhone65. CASH FEED and FUEL STORE. COAL, HAY, GRAIN, LIME AND CEMENT. LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS. People's Party Nomine for Assessor, San oerDara.no ioumj.

E. E. KATZ, Coal, Lime, Cement. 317 street. Firxt-Class Lirery ail Boarding stable.

Hut MACKS AHO CAfUMQiS fUHHItHtO OAt OH MIGHT. KWISTOI BUZELTOI, Props. s7.THjaB.STRJ.ET. Telethon. Ut.

Pamngers or Pkmlc Parties Uken to anr ii Awn. on soon Notice. 3 Sale Jan. 7, 1895. Must Have x'cll Cal.

A OWL rKUO NTOWlt. Third street, near E. SAN BERNARDINO CALIFORNIA IF YOU WANT Shoes to Fi Buy them at the Famous Sboe Store, B. FRITH, Prop. Marks' Grocery, KATZ ULOCK, Hesdjnarters for FANCY GROCERIES Hole agcncF for Clins Banlord's and Mocha Goods delivered to all parts of the city free.

COWIE BROTHERS, s' On fERCHANHH LORS. t'on mi the! 331 and 833 1) Goods 8am Birnardino, Cal. COMING BY THE THOUSAND IMMIGRATION TO THIS STATE RAP IDLY INCREASING. Tli. Railroads Compelled to Put on Ad illtloual Cars to Carry th Passenger From the Kant.

San Francisco, Oct. 2(5. Second-da a passenger travel from the East, to Cal ifornia, haa increased steadily witlim the past lew weeks, until it now read a condition requiring improved and more aiiiplo nccommodiitions than tliff railroads have been giving. Southern California receives the largest mi in ber of these tourists and immigrants, al though the Northern and Central (lis trii'ln attract many of them. All things considered, so ho railroad men say, the Boutins getting more than its share, which is easily accounted for.

Southern California is by fur the better known district nmong eastern people, who constantly rend about its wonderful climate and resources, while the North hardly takes the trouble if informing li.om of all it litis to oiler. To meet I ho demand for ace uninodu-tions, tho Southern 1'acilic Company has mado arrangements to establish new lines of cars, principally second-class tourist coaches, from Chicairo. As the hulk of the travel is tending southward, most of these cars will bo run on the Southern racitic into I.os Angeles and other cities below tho Tehachapi mountains. A great variety of routes have been selected. The "lines" will be opened on November 1, aud tourist cars will be urn from Chicago, St.

Taul, Cincinnati and New Orleans to San Francisco and I.os Angeles, by both the Southern and Central routes. AT WASHINGTON. Many Cases Among Clerks In the Interior Department. Washington-, Oct. I'll.

Another case of smallpox was developed this morning. James I. Parker of Indiana, a law clerk in tho division where other cases were reported, being the victim. Secretary Smith issued directions to have the department closed tomorrow, before he was nwaro of the now case, to allow of fumigation. It is expected in consequence of the new case the department will bo closed this afternoon, as each fresh case becomes traceable to contact with persons employed in the department.

In compliance with the request of Health Otlicer Woodward, Secretary Smith has issued an order closing every bureau of the department. FLORENCE GETS IT ALL. tCnd of the Coiitekt Over the Katato of Thomas ltlythe. San l'ltANiisco, Oct. Florence lllytho Hinckley will this afternoon virtually come into possession of the $4,000,000 or left by Thomas l'lythe.

Tho finding in the noted case, which have lasted ho many years, have been settled. When tho lindings are signed Judge Coll'ey will announce tho amount of the bond which tho successful litigant in tho great case must give to secure tho payment of the balance of tho expenses which were incurred in tho administration of the cstalj and which have not yet been paid, lly the the important lindings the entire estate is distributed to Florence, The exact value of the estate ill soon bo learned. The Czar's Condition. Sr. I'liTKHsiiuua, Oct.

20. The following bulletin was issued at 11 o'clock this morning: Tho Czar slept fairly well last night and Ins apiictite this morning is good. There are no somnolent or convulsive symptoms. Oedema has increased. Death of a Temperance Worker.

Ciiicauo, Oct, 20. Mrs. Mary Wood bridge, corresponding secretary of tho National and World's W. C. T.

died last evening. She was stricken with apoplexy two days ago. New Etiquette. Ono of the most interesting incidents that marked the funeral ceremonies in tho senate the other day was occasioned by the arrival of Sir Julian Pauncefote. The president, members of the supremo court and all other visitors entitled to the floor hud taken their seats, and the short wait preceding the opening of the serv ices had beifun to grow irksome when the main door opened, and Sir Julian, dressed in a close fitting I'riuce Albert, entered.

Ho took a few steps forward and then paused, while the master of cere monies announced in a distinct voice, "The embassador of England to the Unit ed Htates." The pause was momentary, The president and every one present rose instantaneously in their Beats! The English diplomat bowed with the easy grace of a man who is not embarrassed by the honors shown him, and with a firm stop and erect though respectful bearing passed down tho center aisle, past the president and cabinet, to the eat assigned him in the front lino of chairs. Washington Post. PARIS CLUB SPEAKERS. Deinocratlo Meetings All Over tli. County.

Under the auspices of tho A. B. Paris club speeches on political issues will be given at the following places: Messina Hall, Highland, Saturday, Octoler 27. (irapeland School House, Monday, OctolHsr 20. Cucamonga, Tuesday, October 30.

Mt. Vernon School House, Wednesday, October 31. flloomington School House, Wednesday, Octolier 31. Kialto, Thursday, November 1. Ktiwanda School House, Friday, November 2.

Hedlands, Saturday, November 3. Colton City Hall, Friday, November 2. The club promises to provide first class speakers, principally recruited from their own members for each date, nd both state and county issues will be discussed. Dr. J.

P. Booth will speak at F.tiwanda, Cucamonga, Kialto and Mt. Vernon. THE CITY IN BRIEF. Don't fail to read the notice of the chicken pie dinner in another column About twenty people connected with circus uineu at me eoutiiern yester day.

A drizzling rain began to fall at 12:30 this morning and continued more heav ily as tho night advanced. The outward bound motors were crowded last evening with people who liuuiiu to mae in me circus. The usual (2.25 round trip rate to Los Angeles, Kedondo, Santa Monica or Long Iteacli tomorrow via the Santa Fe route. A force nf survivors Iirva Iwan An. gngoa during the last two days in sur veying i no motor line between uere ana Kiverside.

Cieorgo Hathbun vesterdav brought down three dressed boeves from 15ear alley, which were mirchaned bv Julius ueni lor lus market. Tom, the tomale man at Misel's cor ner, sull'ered the loss of an old and (hi tut ttl companion, his dog, which died last night Horn poisoning. When you are down town sbonoinir lotiay, look into Hamulus window. Third and and see the magnificent display of lino leather goods. Tho Southern California Motor road will issue a new time-card November 1.

The last train for Colton will leave at 0: -Jo p. ni. instead of 7 p. as at pres ent. special motor will run over to Col ton tonight for the benetitof those who wish to attend the liowera nieetins at that place.

Fifteen cents for the round trip will be charged. A description of "The Cities of the Dead," the ruins of Pompeii and Her- uluiieum, is to be given by tho Key. u. jiiguy Johnston Sunday evening. This from the lips of an eve witness cannot (ail to be attractive and interest ing.

F. C. Finklo was on the stand all day yesterday in tho Hicks-Drew damage suit, being called as an expert witness for the detense. His testimony was not completed when tho hour for adjournment arrived, and will be continued to day. The show yesterday was a "continu ous" ono in the sense that a 50-cent ad mission in the afternoon entitled an in dividual to stay for the evening perform ance ll lie mid not fot Ins money worth.

this means the circus evaded pitying $100 for each performance. A quartette of Kiverside people ap peared at tho mr.rriago license clerk's ollice yesterday, and tho two docu ments being issued, they wont theirway in search of an ollicial willing to tie the doiiblo knot. The licenses were for John Hoaslet and Josephine Stewart, and Oliver D. Conrey and Minnie Wood. Tho New Syndicate shows drew a big crowd yesterday afternoon and gave a very satisfactory performonco.

Every one was pleased. In the evening however, tho show began long before the advertised time ami was rushed through in order to catch an early train for Yuma a very unsatisfactory performance. Tho Open House entertainment given under the auspices of the Fpworth Leaguo the First M. 10. Church last night, and participated in by the little folks, was it novel nll'air, but none the less enjoyable.

The little people particularly camo out with Hying colore, and after tho rcutilur programme, three of them volunteered with additional numbers. The usual excursion rates to Lob Angeles ami coast points will he in oll'ect via tho Southern Pacific today and tomorrow. Wheelmen attending the races in Los Angeles today will do well to remember that tho fastest local train out of San ISernardino leaves tho Motor depot at 8:05 this morning, and that pas-Hungers traveling via the Southern Pacitlo aro landed near Agricultural Park. ODDS AND ENDS FROM ONTARIO The Ontario Ktcunl has these items: Tho cannery handled 220 tons of poaches this season. A slight earthquake was felt at 3:03 afternoon.

There were shipped last week 11,510 pounds green fruit, 124,875 pounds dried fruit and 32 boxes lemons about seven car loads. Before another Issue of the Reeord it is probable that Mr. Osborti will have let the contract for his brick block, on A street. The first raisin shipment of the season was made by Mitchell ti liutterfleld on Saturday. The consignment was sent to Harqua Ilala.

J. W. Mcl'atridgo has iust finished delivering his peach crop from 40 acres of trees that were planted nineteen months ago. The total crop was 12,872 pounds, and was sold for $118.08. John Gerry has secured the contract for tho Friend block, which is to be built on tho lot adjoining the Odd Fellows' block.

The building will be 31x90 feet, and with the exception of a small oflice room, will bo occupied by H. Phillips' dry goods store. The contract calls for the completion of the building before January 1. Registration closed on Saturday night, and the total registration for Ontario and North Ontario precincts amounted to 610 votes. This is a larger number than was estimated by those most familiar with the voting fists, and would indicate that we have in the colony population of 2500.

The vote in the two precincts is divided as follows: Ontario 350, North Ontario 100. It is hoped that every man will take an interest in the election, to that the full vote may be polled. The total vote cast here in 18'J2 was 371 in 18U0 it was 240. So far as reported W. McFatridge has the champion peach tree in respect to growth at least.

Mr. McFatridge brought a limb to the liecord office last week to show what Cucamonga s-41 could produce. It was 10 feet inches long, and the entire growth wa made in seven months. The tree from which it came was planted eighteen months ago, being a mere twig a quarter of an inch in diameter. The twig now has a circumference at its butt of inches, and yielded this season 75 pounds of peaches.

The soil in which it is grown is very' sandy, though a heavy vegetable mould is 'found a foot or two below the surface. (7 1 1 SOCIAL SEASON IN REDLANDS BRILLIANT FARTT BT THE EK IGBTI Or PYTHIAS. The first of lories of Kntertalam.aU Which Are to Be Caturo mt th. Wlntor. Special Correspondence of TBI SDK.

Eiulands, Oct. 20. McGinneea hall presented a pretty scene last night. Ladies with captivating toilettes and gentlemen in neat evening drees animated the picture, above and around which was suspended long streamer! and drooping folds of red banting, while shades of red tissue softened into rich, mellow light the brilliant rays from the electroliers. It was the inaugural of the eociety season, the long anticipated reception given bv the Kniehta of Pvthlaa favored with inviUtionsiCTnTrTaHJcciP (ion began to assemble before 9 o'clock, and soon after that hour the grand march began, led by W.

II. Alder and Miss Ti minor man and timed to the strains of the Vienna Dude's March by the Kedland's orchestra. Time sped merrily on as the successive numbers were checked from the nroeramme of danses and the pleasure-seekers "Chased the hours with flylut feet" During the intermission of half an hour, just before midnight, refreshments were served iu the dining room adjoining the hall. After this needed rest dancing was resumed. Enthusiasm ran higher as the hour grew later, nor were there any signs of flagging interest until 2 o'clock when the final waits was over, wraps and overcoata donned, and the carriages in wailing whirled rway.

Much credit is due the committee whose efforts made the occasion the success that it was. The musio waa all that the most exacting could require. and there was at no time any euch- crowding of the floor as too often detracts from the pleasure of each an oc casion. The following named were on the committee: C. II.

Eaton, chair man; Harry steward, 11. 15. Wilson, W. II. Alder and Geo.

B. Ellis. t. v. cAToa's cvAsa.

A very good audience assembled at the Academy of Music last evening to Jisten to T. V. Cator, who aspires to be a Uniled States Senator, while he discussed the issues of the day from the standpoint of a Populist. Mr. Cator took for his starting point the proposition that the thing from which this country has most to fear is the inordinate growth of phitocmcv, a proposition lie held to be admitted I all parties.

As wealth is couMantly accumulating and coming more and more under the control of the few, the debtor class is taking in more and more of the misses, and interest upon debts la becoming an ever increasing burden, which cannot be cast That tariir legislation would cure such an evil as this, which had grown up both in highly protected America end in freiMradja theX speaker held could noTTJeT reasonably expected. The cure lay in wise financial legislation, and of such legislation the Populist party claimed to be the exponent. Mr. Cator held the attention of his audience very closely, and whenever applause was necessary, a demand for "more money" was sure to call it forth. NOTE8 Of Till OA V.

R. E. Bledsoe of San Bernardino waa In town today on private business. E. S.

Libby has sold two lots on Vine street for Ella F. O'Gorman of Los Angeles. Mrs. II. A.

Hart of the Natick House of Los Angeles is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Hoistand of the Baker House. Prof. N.

A. Richardson of San Bernardino and Hugh Percy of Cbino were in attendance at the Populist meeting. R. W. Mclntyre is in from the Red-lands gold mining camp, with a number of specimens of rich ore.

He re-torts that the stamp mill will be in operation in about three weeks. M. Dngan, the well known newsdealer. No. Ill Orange street, has been appointed agent for Ths Daily and Wiikly Bin.

He la authorised to receive and receipt for subscriptions.) Reception to Rev. J. McL. Gardiner. The members of the Presbyterian church are arranging for a farewell reception to be given Rev.

J. McL. Gardiner next Tuesday evening. The re- ception will be held at the church, and will be participated in by the various organizations connected with the church which Mr. Gardiner hrs-been instrumental in placing in such a rlomvthjpg condition, notably, the Boy's and the-1 Girl's Brigades.

TheniuBlcai programme will be made a feature of the occasion, which promises to be a very happy affair, but for the fact that the many friends of Mr. Gardiner will that, even lng be forced to bid him good btjMRT 1 The circus brought with it the usual allotment of gamblers and bunco men, though not many of the victims had the nerve to make com plaint. One country- mac invested in the much be-whiskered Bbell game to the extent of $20, bnt when he kicked the officers the operator to disgorge. no arrests during tne day order waa maintained. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following is a list of real estate transfers yesterday, furnished by the Swiesv Grow Abstract company turtle lo Myerr 141 seres in 01 see II lletora adm uiJD Fai is fed ij." lnt lot 9, blk A. WalUs Burt sub, and other nronerlv Ontario end Imp Co to Uarwrod ni a a Heiitnts II Sharpies lo Pocock-Let 3, In blk town of Morrison to Geo Crafts Lots 4 to 19, Inclusive, blk Lugouia Park The parson WMcompliartpting th tailor on some menaing which. .1 done for him. In the course of versatiou he, however, lncariilLX served: "When I want a to London. They, make uerore leaving me ane the way, do you attsn "No," replied want to hear go London, They gCf 5v ni mniif-i 360 I 3 INO.

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