Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-15
Redlands Election to Be
Contested.
City Division Again an Issue
in Pomona.
Three Boys Escape From the Whit
tier Reform School.
Breezy Notes From Redlands, the Infant
Wonder City-Pomona's Liquor
Law-Santa Monica and Whit
tier News Notes.

REDLANDs, April 14.-The board of
city trustees held prolonged meeting
last night to determine the legality of
the recent election. At midnight they
adjourned until 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
when they concluded that they must
abide by the returns as filed by the
judges of election, inasmuch as they
could not open the sealed ballots with
out an order from the court. J. w.
Diss, the contestant, will probably carry
the matter to higher tribunal.
The board declared the following per-
sons elected: Royal A. Kendall, CITY
MARSHALL F. B. Morrison, treasurer; l..
w. Clark, clerk; 9. A. Kinpsbury and
J. B. Glover, trustees.
The only retiring mem ber of the board
is H. H. Sinclair of the Terracina COM
pany.
Judge G. G. Bennett, the city attor-
ney, was seen by HERALD reporter and
asked to give his opinion of the legal
outcome, but he was as close-mouthed
as the proverbial bivalve.
The local Masonic lodge members will
have royal time tonight at the Wind
sor hotel. After the lodge session an
elaborate banquet will be given,
for which occasion the dining
room of the hostelry is being beautifully
adorned with flowers. From the general
indications at the present writing it
won't be dry affair. Some of the
brethren seem to think that the Or
chardists have right to live as we'll as
the orange growers.
Bernhard Levy, F. K. Simonds and
u 10, ,nhn nrI Of L.
eating oranges at the Windsor today.
was obliged to double his order on pa
pers today. The people are realizing
that it is genuine live paper.
The Democrats are beginning to don
their fighting clothes and are going into
training for the coming campaign.
Maj. Jos. Hardie, Thomas Mcmahon,
J. W. Shields and l.. w. Blinn, were
the Los Angeles delegation at the Sloan
house today.
The party given by mine host of the
Sloan house last night, at Woodman's
hall, was very enjoyable affair.
1t was given in honor of Miss
Sivyer, of Milwaukee. Wis, who by the
way, is somewhat of a scribe herself.
Dancing and card playing was the order
of the evening. At midnight sump-
tuous repast, given at the parlors of
Stefan the caterer, allayed the sharp
ened appetites OF the guests.
E. W. Baker of this city left today for
an extended eastern trip. His wife
accompanied him to Los Angeles where
she will spend short time visiting
friends.
At the trustees meeting last night the
city engineer presented plans for the
sewering of the blocks to be paved on
Orange and State streets. They were
accepted by the board.
W. D.Wagner, deputy county auditor,
was seen on our streets yesterday.
Yesterday morning the young boy OF
DR.. Riggs was severely bitten by a dog.
He was patting the dog, when it in.
stantly turned upon the child and
started to chew his arm in a frightful
manner. Assistance was close at hand,
and the brute made good his escape be-
fore serious injuries were sustained.
The boys who visited Los Angeles
yesterday in the intesest of the marine
band, have returned and pronounced
the entertainment first class.