The herald., 1893-07-19
RIVERSIDE.
1ne Dyer Banh--The County Divisiop
Commis issioners.

Dyf bank-The County Division
Comnissionors.
RIVERSIDE, July 18.-The statemeut
Is made on good authority that over 90
per centof the depositors Of the DYER
Dank' which closed its doors some time
slnee' nave signed the resumption CON.
tract. only four or FIVE depositors. rep
resenting over $50 have refused to sign
tne same. Manager Dyer is still In San
Francisco arranging matters with the
McDonalds and Pacific bank neonja
No action is expected from Attornav.
General Hart until that GEN tlemen -.
turns from the northern part Of the etats
where he is at present and expects ~
remain until the first Of Aurust. The
bank is open daily for collections. and :
considerable sum has been paid in. The
directors express themselves a. verv
hopeful for the future, claiming that in
any event the depositors will be paid in
full, but it will take some time.
COUNTY DIvIsIoR.
The commission to settle the di.
vision of property between the new
county OF Riverside and Bernsrdino
county held the first session for some
weeks Yesterday. March 11th was de-
cided upon as the date on which the
financial standing Of the counties would
be estimated. Considerable business
was transacted and the general opinion
prevails that the vexed question be-
tween the counties will soon be settled.
The commission to settle affairs be-
tween Riverside and San Diego counties
has been at work some time and g. salts
factory settlement looked for In short
time.
At meeting of the supervisors Of
this county today, the prohibition ordin-
ance recently passed, was nulliAed by
the passage of another one which will
60 into operation October 1st. The
other ordinance would have been opev-
ative August lat.
Today was the warmest experienced
here thir season. The thermometer reg
istered 105 degrees at noon. e
BRKvITfEs.
Col. T. J. Wilson of the Southern Pa
cific was in the city yesterday.
Judge Brown and daughter left today
for the worlds fair.
Mrs. Norton OF Kansas City is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Meacham.
Prof. Plummer, principal Of the San
Jacinto high school, was in the city yes
terday.
The Riverside Gun club will meet TO-
morrow evening at the store OF G. e.
Packard.
Mark Plalsted, the editor of the En-
terprise, visited Santa Monica Sunday.
George f.. Bittinger, late book-keeper
for the Riverside Banking company, has
accepted position with the Riverside
National bank.
large volume of black smoke could
be seen rising from back OF Box Springs
hills yesterday.
The supervisors met yesterday and
disposed Of large amount of county
business.
Cook & Langley have commenced suit
in the superior court against Mrs.
Catherine Bettner to recover $908 on
loan.
The supervisors passed horticultural
ordinance yesterday that will be OF
great value to fruit men.
Lyman Evans appeared before the
board OF supervisors yesterday on be-
half of Gus Beam, and asked them for
the privilege of allowing his client to
conduct his saloon business till the 1st
Of October. ss ha had najd tho city
date and would not contest the prob SsS
tion. ordinance, which goes into effect
ON August 1st. The matter was re-
tered to the district attorney.