The herald., 1893-07-22
SAN BERNARDINo.
Big Capital Stock But Little Paid.
Demimondaines In Court.


Demimondaines In Court.
SAN BERNARDNo. July 21.--Articles OF
incorporation OF the Southern California
Development company were filed with
the county clerk today. The directors
elected for the first year are A. P. Will
loughby of New York; B. 0. Johnson,
r. E. Archer aud @. Z. Fish Of Red
lands; B. w. Brown of Moreno. The
orp, ration is organized for period of
30 years and the principal place of
business is San Bernardino. The cap
ital stock ia $l5, 900, 900 and the amount
actually subscribed is $500. The OBJ
jects OF the incorporation are to acquire
and use water and water rights, to ac-
quire and sell real estate, to construct
dams and reservoirs. to erect buildings,
factories, and all kinds Of devices for
generating steam, gas or electricity, to
manufacture and sell fertilizers, to cul-
tivate and sell all kinds Of fruits, nuts
and crops, to plat town sites, to raise
and sell live stock of all kinds, to carry
on all kinds of merchandising or manu-
featuring, and to do many other things.
IN THE POLICE COURT.
The city police court was the scene OF
lively trial today, in which Josie Nc
Farland accused Pearl Davis of disturb
ing the peace and quietude OF her life at
the corner of First and d streets. The
room was packed with crowd of men
all day, while the inmates of the differ
ent disreputable houses on D street were
we'll represented. A number OF wit
nesses were examined on either side.
From the testimony adduoed it ap-
peared that the complaining witness
had the defendant arrested for spite and
malice. After hearing all the testimony
the police Judge decided the case in
favor OF the defendant. The prosecu-
tion Immediately moved that a similar
charge against Lou Carson be dismissed
whereupon the judge Dismissed the case
and the large audience filed out OF the
room. The city attorney says he is go.
ing to make it hot for the "mac" fra
ternity in the near future.
BREvITIEs.
G. T. Switzer departed today for Cata-
lima.
A. E. Doran will leave shortly for Bear
valley.
DR.. and Mrs. D. W. White are home
from two months visit to Lakeport.
DR.. Gregory, superintendent of schools
of Riverside county, was in the city to-
day on business.
Judge F. w. Gregg returned today
from his pilgrimage to the worlds fair,
after an absence of two months.
Mrs. Kate Matfeld of San Diego,
worthy grand matron of the Eastern
Star, will visit the local lodge next Tues
day evening.
Mrs. o. II. Kohl and sister, Miss
Frances Anderson, who have been visit.
ing the worlds fair. will return shortly.
Mr. Kohl is home after an absence Of
several weeks.
The First National bank of this city
opened it's doors again today at 10 clock
for business, as telegram was receiAed
last evening from Comptroller Eckels
granting the necessary permission.
Mrs. w. j. Curtis and Miss Hattie
Curtis have returned from visit to Los
Angeles.
Harry, James and Emmett Nisbet,
who have been camping at Bear Valley,
returned this morning, having been
compelled to come in out Of the rain.
John Robinson, who ia charged with
attempting to steal watch from Gus
Rean of Riverside, will have his pre-
liminary examination tomorrow before
Justice Felter.
L;.te- pardew, Charles Steele, Charles
Laurent and Mont Pearl came in last
night from q camp ct Bear valley.
III. d. Meacham has instituted euit
against the Grafton Water company for
$1,000 damages for divsrtine water from
Milk creek zanja, go as to interfere with
10 inches of water owned by plaintiff.
There will be an immense rabbit
drive at Rialto one week from tomor-
row. Ladies of Bloomington and
Rialto will furnish the picnic dinner,
An immense crowd is expected from the
surrounding country to participate in
the sport.