The herald., 1893-06-10
SAN BERNARDINo.

9AN 6ERN ANDlNO.
A Chicago Mans Opinion-A Mysterious
CATTLE Disease.
SAN BERNARDMo, June 9.-Luke
Cooney, prominent attorney of Chi
cago, arrived in this city last evening,
and registered at the New st. Charles.
He is chairman of the state investigation
committee of Illinois, and has taken
considerable notice of the worlds fair.
In conversation with the HERALD cor
respondent he said that the exhibition
was Tar from complete, and it would be
some time before the whole exhibition
would be entirely placed into position
and the buildings finished. He had Wis
tied the grounds almost every day, but
would much rather see the fair when
completed. and would advise his friends
to wait till September, when he thought
it would better bear inspection. He
said he was in the state on business and
would have to forego all pleasure trips
until his return in December. He is
here in the interest of a big mining deal,
which he expects to close before his re-
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the state and had passed over the desert
country, but from what he had seen OF
the city he was pleased with it. 1t
looked to be an enterprising, business
town, and that he noticed several build
ings being constructed which speaks
we'll tor the city. From here he will
proceed to Hesperia, where he will visit
his old friend, Clarke A. Shaw, who is
at present in the city with him. Mr..
Cooney expects to spend his winters in
Southern California in the future.
PECULIAR DISEASE.
The cattle in this section are afflicted
with strange disease, and a large num-
Der have been killed, as the complaint
is as fatal as glanders. DR.. Davidson,
the well-known veterinarian of this city +,
says it is disease OF the bone, likened
to ray fungus, which starts inside the
bone and consumes it until only thin
shell is left. 1t usually originates in the
bones of the left shoulder and gradually
reaches other portions OF the body, and
invariably terminates in death; gener-
ally in from three to four months. 1t ia
1t sometimes attacks the flesh. but not
frequently. DIR. Davidson is making n
study OF the disease, and has sent some
OF the diseased bone to Los Angeles for
microscopical examination. 1t has
caused good deal OF excitement among
stock owners and cattle men, as it ID
something new and they are at sea ae to
the best method of treating the com.
plant. Last Sunday seven cattle be-
longing to Gal Patton, which were suf-
fering from this peculiar disease, were
Killed and many other cases are report
ed.
BREvITIEs.
d. B. Stone left for Pomona today.
Will A. Harris is attending to busi.
ness in Los Angeles.
John Brown, jr., departed today for
Banning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bahr and Miss
Lulu Bahr were passengers for Cincin-
natl yesterday.
Frank Pedley, superintendent OF the
Holcomb gold mines, is in the city.
J. M. Nash, former resident OF this
city, but now state collector atthe Green
street wharf of San Francisco, is visit.
ing his son, ii. l.. Nash, for a few days.
Col. Geo. l.. Bryant is home from Ari-
zona, where he has been experimenting
mining work for some time.
The Owl club will hold special meet.
ing at Turner's hail Sunday evening at
s O'Clock to transact important bust
ness.
u. w. Alversen and W. d. Wagner
have been appointed city agents for the
Victor bicycles, and will rattle off their
old wheels.
The Santa Fe will run excursion trains
into this city on July 4th at reduced
rates.
j. A. Andrews, foreman of the Kaleid- /
oscope, ia suffering with rheumatism
and has been compelled to stop work.
The large derrick which fell from the
new court house Wednesday has been
raised to its former position and is held
in position by new steel cables.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold it's annual children's day exercises
Sunday evening ct 7 80.
q. 0. Buddington and John FlaQg & |
Co. will issue the Fourth of July pfo-
gramme.
John Williams, crank whose demsn.
tia assumes religious form, was arrest
sd last night by Officer Corbett. He |
will be examined by the lunacy commits
sion tomorrow.
A piano recital was given by the pupils
Of Mics Sadowki and f. B. Gunter on |
Wednesday evening at the home OF w.
A. Harris.
The county tax list was issued today
by the Times-Index, and may prove in
teresting reading to many whose names
adorn it's pages.
The attachment suit of the county VS..
Miguel Barcelona, who refused to paw
she tax license imposed on sheep raising,
was to have been tried today before
Judge Felter, but upon motion of de.
endants attorney, the hearing was post
ooned till the 10Th inst.