Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04
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MARRIED We have to record to-day
the marriage of Miss Emma Craig, OF
this place, to e. p. Norwood, E,q., of
CucamCngo. The ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. j. T. Ford, took
place this morning at 10 o'clock at the
residence of the brides father.
The bide is one of the most estimabe
young ladies it has been our pleasure to
know in San Bernardno prize of that
class often desired but rarely met with IN
these days. The daughter Of our highly
respected citizen, NJ. Joseph Craig, none
of us can help feeling interested in this
happy event, nor help wishing that the
union of to-day may last for many year,
and be years Of happiness and contents
mcnt. Few of us get over our matrimo.
nial voyage without some storms, and
now and then II few gusts should these
occur in the voyage Of our young friends,
we can only hope their experience may
be similar to ours, and that they may re-
nlizc that
Tho falling ont of raithful friends
Renewing is OF love-"
At the particular reQnest of the bride
only few of her most intimate friends
We're invited to witness the ceremony
Among them we remember Mr.. and Mrs
j. ID. Boyer, Mrs. Dr.) Evans, Mrs. T.
NJ. Smith, Mrs. Barney Brown, Miss
Mu>seman and Miss Ella Musselman
of Riverside, Mr.. and Mrs. Gunner OF
Los Angeles, Mr.. w. G.. Morse, Mr..
and Mrs. George Nene, and Mrs. G.
w. Craig, of Weavervile.
After delicious Tepast was parta6en
Of the guests were invited to inspect the
wedding presents made to the bride.
They were very numerous and have
poured in from all parts of the State.
Many of them were very elegant aud
valuable.
Mr.. Norwood has provided for him
self and wife II snug little home among
the vineyards and orange groves of Gu,
camungo, to which they will proceed
after spending the honey moon at Los
Angeles and vicinity. They will hold Il
wedding reception this evening at the
Cucamungo Hotel. In the distribution
of avors the Times office was not for
gotten. San BeImdIdiHO Ddjiy Ttmes.
WEEN THEY TAKE OFFICE 1t has
heretofore been generally understood that
all present officers in this State were com
PEELED 10y the New Constitution to " let
go" on the 1T of January, 1880, and that
the new officers would take charge on the
first Monday in January. This, it now
appears is not the case, at least in the
opinion Of the Attorney General Of the
State. The following circular letter from
that official to District Attorney Clifford
Of this county explains itself:
DEAR SIR:-As this Office Is beseged
with II large mum Der ot Inquiries from all
parts of the State, from County officers
elect, aS To when they will assume the
duties of their respective offices, | have
cone ludcd that the labors of this office
would be lessened by addressing gener
al letter for the benefit of all.
Section s., Article Al of the new Cor
stituton provides for County officers. but
leaves the question ms to the manner of
their election or appointment with the
Legislature.
Section /, Article XII, provides that
laws not inconsistent with the new Com
sttution shall remain in force until
changed by the Legislature.
/, therefore conclude that those officers
so far as commencement Of their terms OF
office, will not be affected by the organic
law.
| think Section 20, Article XX, applies
only to such offices MS have been express
ly created by the New Constitution, such
as State, District and Judicial officers.
Respectfully Yours,
10 HAMILTON,
Attorney General.