The herald., 1893-08-25
SAN BERNARDINo.

Farmers' Exchange Bank Reopens-
Lodging House Raided-Nctes.
BAN BEBNARDINo, Aug. 24.-The Farmers'
Exchange bank OF this city resumed business
this morning at the usual hour. On June 14tn
last . run was made on this institution, which
necessitated the closing Of Its doors till the
stringency Of the money mark 1t was relieved.
The 22d of June J. @. King was appointed re-
ceiver BY the superior court Of this county.
The appointment was favorably received by
ali, as he IL . thorough business man, and his
ns q sss Ssn
to work Immediately, and they have secured
sufficient funds with which to reopen the bank.
sns e ia IL odsg se
pointed him. Hta report. verified BY his oath,
5 usns TSs Oi sss
levied an assessment Of $50 per share on the
subscribed capital stock Of the bsnk, the entire
*. snss s e $f Sy pss
up. This, according 70 the receivers report
gives over el2O. 600 % the amount Of cash on
hand In the ysul. Of the bank at the date Of
iscinS Ssa.ooo. 'is The inssssity and business
q Ss ~o & re ssn
ers IL sufi cient security for any depositor, and
it IL safe 70 ssy the bank will enjoy the. conf
dence OF the public In the future ~ It mas In
the past.
LOGGING HOUSE RAIDED.
This afternoon, about 5 O'Clock, the police
rsiced the White House lodging establishment
and arrested several women who nave been In
the habit of rooming there for some time, past
The man who runs the house was also taken
for his appearance Saturday At 81. m, to answer
q charge OF running . house OF prostitution
and assignaIioa. The women were not so for
ws hs In
with an officer before the necessary amount
was raised. The people are known - the
In the habit Of renting rooms in this lodging
the oily msrshal has been making sisl.arm for
ssa Z sac Say
ASSESSMENTS RAIgKDsds b,
The city board 4, aSf, /, trustees, which has been
in session ict, ,ths past tHo WeeEA a ! hoard of
equalization, has been making a careful review
Of the assessor,s books, and have worked on
ascending rathef than on descending scale.
They have ratsen the assessments on large
number of individuals, and in each case sent
the.party noiice to appear at such date and
show cause why his assessment should not be
raised, or forever hold his peace. Tomorrow
at 10 o'clock the property ownere will COM
mence to appear before the board to argue the
question.
Robert Mantell played The Face in the Moon
Light at the opera house last night, to fair au
dience, with remarkable force.
A brick block will soon sdorn the corner of
street and Court alley, whore the old Nc
Donald wooden building now stands.
The young people Of the Baptist church will
give social this evening at the church, which
will donbtless prove very entertaining.
City CLERK Tyler has furnished Q tabulated
statement of the city's affairs Tor the past year.
and estimates its wealth at about 81 $50 900.
Tho case Of John Hall, charged with destroy
ing . toll gate on the Arrowhead road, WAS
called again today before Judge Wright, the
jury failing to agree In the first case. The jury
on the present occasion returned q verdict of
acqutttal IN about four minutes after they left
the room. 1s4 1tt9F
r. ]. Bolton. secretary Of the worlds fair ex-
ecuttve committee, ,is preparing another car.
Five young ladies, accompanied by their e.
corts, met by appointment yesterday morning
ats o'clock and went out to Harlem springs on
their wheels for an appetizer for breakfast
Thomas Lowell, who recently escaped from
the insane asylum, but was not too crazy to
steal horse and buggy ct Cotton and start for
Los Angeles vt fast gait, but was overtAken
and brought to this city, was recommitted to
License lax Collector +. W. Richardson has
had T. O. Gregg and ]. A. Bryant OF Chino ar
rested for selling liquor without license at
The Native sons have decided to celebrate the
9th OF September, and have appointed the fol-
lowing young men to make the necessary ar
rangements for q barbecue at Cotton; Newt
Brown, w. D. Wagner, u. =. KAtz, H. r. Keller
/. 8. Jackson and A. A. Burcham.