The herald., 1893-06-08
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SAN BERNARDINo.
A Big Time Arranged for on the Fourth,
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SAN BERNARDNo, June 7.-The Fourth
Of July will be celebrated in grand style
in this city this year as the required
$1,000 has been subscribed and the nec-
essary committees are busily engaged in
perfecting the preliminary arrangements.
Company Il has charge OF the details
and from the way the boys are working
1t is safe to say they propose showing our
citizens hrst-clsss celebration. They
will bring the entire Ninth regiment OF
seven companies to this city. The pa
rade will form at 10 o'clock with the
companies in body. The committee
wish to impress upon the minds OF the
business men the fact that they would
like to have every one of them repre-
sented in the procession. The civic 30
cieties OF the city will be invited to par
ticipate and taken IS q whole it will be
one OF the largest and beat parades ever
Witnessed in Southern California. The
militia will give battalion drill about
o'clock in the afternoon, following the
exercises which will be held at the pa
vilion where the procession will dis
band. At A p. m. the soldier boys will
give our people the spectacle of dless
parade, after which their special will
leave for their respective towns. The
executive committee recently appointed
to assume full charge of the celebration
are as follows:
Lieut.. @. l.. Allison, chairman; H. G.
Rolfe, secretary, and Tom Carter, treas-
urer. The balance of the committee
and chairmen of the sub-committees
are as follows: sergt. ]. d. Faris, pur-
chasing committee; Sergt. d. w. Alver-l
son, decorations; Sergt, O. p. Sloat, &C.
commodations; Corp. w. Rountree,
music and dancing; Corp. J. M. Carter,
grounds and refreshment privileges;
Corp. William Gird, invitations and
programme; Priv. @. W. Wells, mounts
for officers of staff and conveyances
Priv. Joseph Israel, publicity and pro-
motion.
F. H. Goff visited Los Angeles yester-
day.
O. W. Allen attended to legal busi-
ness in Banning yesterday.
Lyman Evans handed in his resigna-
tion to the supervisors yesterday.
Mrs. Quinn o. Ell Monte is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. I'll. Lightfoot.
Mrs. @. M. Mylrea left yesterday for
Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
The chairman of the board OF uper-
visors counted S196, 708.4 40 in the county
treasury on June 1st.
The bids for the boring of a city we'll
were taken under advisement by the
trustees last evening.
Miss Kate III. Condee, Henry Conner,
E. III. Jolliffe and w. F. Bliss were ap-
pointed as members OF the county board
of education yesterday by the super
visors.
The trustees last evening, upon the
request of Capt N. E. Frye, donated
800 for the celebration of the 4th of
July.
John @. Worth and W. S. Wise have
been appointed commissioners by the
supervisors of Riverside county to settle
the affairs between that county and this.
snis CuuuIt, aIbeI "NnIcn tbs governor
Will select disinterested party as the
fifth.
The Southern California Medical soci-
ETY. is in session today in Davis' hall
DIR. Wesley Thompson of this city will
read an interesting paper before the So
ciety.
The Owl club held a delightful meet
ing last night at Harlem springs. The
dancing was enjoyed by the large num-
per VINO went out on special motor.
School superintendent Gregory of Riy-
erside county was in the city yesterday
and received $87l5.33, the school money
belonging to the county he represents.
Il street presents quite busy appear
ance, with large force of workmen
clearing away the ruins of the old Stew
art hotel and the throng employed on
the court house.
b. Brown of Alameda county ia in the
city, the guest of his uncle, Judge Ell.
M. Willis, whom he has not seen for
about 30 years. Mr.. Brown formerly re-
sided in this city, but removed north in
the '60s.