The herald., 1893-05-11

sam BERNARpLNo.


A Police Court Case-Preceedings OF the
CITY Trustees.
SAN BERNARDNo, May 10.--Eugene
Tunelly was out enjoying himself last
evening, accompanied by fsir-sized
jag. While In one of the Third-street
saloons be met Charles Taylor and Frank
Riley, who induced him to visit the
Ackera house, at First and @ streets.
The party had only been at the latter
resort short time when disturbance
occurred, during which TIMELY WAS
badly beaten. He left the house In
search of an officer, and found Constable
Whaley, to whom he reported that he
had been beaten and robbed. Today
Tunelly could not swear positively that
his aesailants had robbed him, aH he was
drunk at the time. He had lost his
money, but how he could not state. A
charge OF battery was booked against
Taylor and Riley. They will have their
trial at o'clock tomorrow afternoon IN,
Justice Felter's court.
CITY TRUSTEES.
The city fathers met last evening and
transacted important business. The
saloon license OF John Wallace was re-
mitted, as he had been sentenced to
stats's prison, and the board did not
wish to impose hardship upon his wife.
A number OF bills were ordered paid.
City Attorney Role presented a lease
drawn up for term OF three years. The
president was authorized to execute the
said lease. Several communications
we're received, the most important being
that from the BARRIERS, asking that the
license tax on them be removed. The
city attorney was instructed to draw up
an ordinance removing the same. A
petition from number OF citizens was
received, reciting the fact that mount
ed policeman was necessity on the ont
skirts of the city, and asking that George
Moesser be appointed to the po-
position, waesfled. The use of the pa
vilion was granted the G. A. r. on Me-
mortal day. Two liquor licenses were
granted. An ordinance licensing restau-
ants, eating houses and hotels for $50
per month in the case of spirituous,
malt and vinous liquors being sold. was
read for the second time and adopted.
Several bids for street sprinkling were
received. The bid of w. H. Mer being
the lowest, 2811S cents per hour per team,
WAS accepted. The city attorney was
instructed to draw up an ordinance clos
ing the saloons on Sunday.
BREyITIEs.
II. @. Humphreys left today for San
Jose.
J.E. Clayton departed today for Gin.
cinnati on business.
G. w. Adams, agent OF the Cash
Register company OF Los Angeles, is in
town.
PC. Smith of San Francisco will give
d street tonight.
The new car line built on Seventh
street will be in running order next
week.
The remains OF Miss Ida Bennett.
murdered in Spokane Falls last Friday.
will arrive tomorrow at ii o'clock. The
funeral services will be held at 8 O'Clock
at the First M. f.. church.
The Wild West show will give an ex-
hibition at the Coles race track satur-
day and Sunday afternoon, beginning at
9 80 o'clock.
Miss Eva Boley was awarded the sill
yer medal in the Demorest contest last
evening at the First M. E. church.
The Pabst, the new saloon owned by
Charles e. Bernard, formerly of the
Stewart hotel bar and billiard room. will
be opened tonight with fine free lunch.
musical and literally entertainment
will bs given by the Cotton cornet band.
assisted by leading vocalists of this city.
at the BetheN Congregational church
corner Mt. Vernon avenue and First
street.